The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-25
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Address Of the Union Executive Com

| ADDRESS OF the Union Executive Com
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STATE UxIoS EzEcurTsE ConHIrfrr Roous. D
Columbus, Ohio, October %, 1855. !
To The Union voters Of Ohio;
The Union State Executive Committee, in
response 20 numerous inquiries as 70 iht
result Of the late ecti0n, take this public
method Of stating that, although fnll OH
cial returns have not yet been received,
sud httle is k3own Of the vote Of the col
diers still in the service, enough Is nov
knoan 10 give YOU the following results.
The entire Union State ticket Is elected
by majority ranging from 2s 900 20 30 900,
! without the soldiers vote, givingus a Union
| Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer
Of State, two supreme Judge, Attorney
General, School Uumnsissioner, Member Of
the Boa d Of Public Works, and Clerk ol
Supreme Court.
The Legislature stands as follows. OF iha
thirty seven members Of the senate, tWen-
ty-hve are Union. OF fhe one hundred aud
Eve members Of the House, sixty eight are
Union, and We confidently expect the eleo-
ton Of Al least two more By the soldiers'
vote making seventy; thus wing ~ two
| thirds Of each branch, aud majority on
! joint ballot Of forty eight.
Fer this good result We feel confient that
/ we are u no small measure Indebted 10 the
wise and judicious platform adopted By the
Union State Convention on the 2iai day Of
/ June last
Your Committee aud, every leading par
ticipant in the eamPaigh. have kept steadily
/ in vieE the principles aud policy thea
adopted. Our gallant siundard-bearer nev-
- loat sight oi this, and bore our principles
plainly, frankly and couviReiugly before
The public mind.
Mhhe our oPponeuts have endeavosei, f,
by every means in their power, to mislead
and misrepreseut the issues involved, and
70 play uPon the prsjudiee sud ignoranca Of
Oh se who have been long shselt, on pot
alive 10 the teachings and tendencies Of the
se-cailed DcmOcratic psrty for four years
pat, We have adhered strictly and IN good
faith % The pledge made when the Inion
party was organized, % ignore az GA issues
and stand firmly and persistently ngeiher
upon the platform of true loyalty sud In
tegrity 20 tha u Mon and Gogemment up
on this platform We have fought the cana
paign fairly aEd bonorabiy, and have won a
glorious victory.
Ohio has deduitsly settled the question
that nOae bat legal men can be trusted On
guard-thcse whose record has proven them
10 be true 20 the Union cause.
Our sister States every where are Elofi-
ously responding % the popular verdict. and
the heart oi the ?. ppla, uuacauced ~ t1e
hollow preteniions Of iho Democrafic lead
ers in prolessing 70 support the Presilent's
policy, answers unanimousiy, "lt is Zoo
late p
Let rs noi forget that for the good resuiis
of thia election u'e eve much 10 those brare
men who periied Their lives on many blcodF
fields, End uho have e. me tack - ua and
assumed their place a. ioFai. Union loving
citizens, ignoring their Old party aMnifies
and attachmeuis. and siiil roeoeuirine the
necessity aud prnp7ieiy 81 unisn ;arfp
pledged ~ sustain she Goferumen1 - ~
earnest efforts 40 res.ere loyalty. and secure
peace aad harmony ie ths eaunifv.
Hoping and trusting ihas a'ise and uru-
dent caunseis may prevail, and fhst cur
beloved state, in toe future q In TIE nasi
may stand forens0ft in TIE ranEs of g6Vai
eaf1eat supporters Of ihs 6orsrnment- Fs
eensiAiaaie you upou he ausrieious rfsulf.
and hops thst the sane aisdoai. meGeraiica.
and energy inoziisn Hiil continue - sscurs
cur permanent success
Very reapresfully.
Gao. B. Wnlgas. Chairman.
JAs- WILEanrs. Secretary,
n. n. C6EEs.