Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-07-31
GLORIOUS NEWS !
IA Great siltE'5D Democratic IN cratic victoryf!
General Cox has Surrendered the
.bs Doctrine Of Negro Suffrage and
tSl bas lgsJ .s,lla Il Negro Equality III ,,ao5oa


hsaults and'the, pressure brought to bear on
him BY anti-Negro Suffragites and the anti
bNegroh Equality has surrendered the
sdoctrine OF Negro Suffrage and Negro
Equality, by writing a letter in response TO
the soldiers, orsome other parties, who
hnterrogated himon the subject, In which
Hhe most unequivocally combats Negro Suf-
frage and Negro Equality, The surrender
bissaid to be ecomplete., The Reseryites and
Oberllnites are not even allowed but oran
aif or an and with which TO give npurish-
.menti to their Revolutionary doctrines.
latter having for years, with their balance
'oi power squad, and with their coalition
with Know Nothing leaders, and through
eNulljication mass meetings. controlled the
politics of the State; and contributed large
~ to the getting of the North and the South
by the ears, at last they find retriPutiPn ~
fbeir cherished lprotege, who was taught In
the theology, the literature and the political
notions which form course OF Tuition in
tie 0berlin college, handing over to execra-
.tion what they have been bold to declare
the only and the vital issue of the hour,
,and Without the ,tripmnpnl, q jWnlcn
thei putting down dof the Rebellion
Monid unquestionapiy prove a lallure. lre
heThis surrender by General Cox was not
the result OF rashness; it was an act of the
coolest deliberation.i On the 21st9 of June
..-over one month ago-he was put IN nom nom
snaltiio1 ination WIN the e. history Oh tne W Sohven-
IIiop tnat npminated MIN ne was lu!lyg IA
dmlliar; anddthe knowledge derived irom
that historyiwas' that mad proposition
Deen il1 mace @ in open convention ei'her 70 gi IN
oqorse or leohaemn the doctrlne Of Negro
hSenrageM'tlwoula nave resulted IN tne ,Vio-
ent alsrapoloh Oh the conventions nc ne knew
that the platform was a sortoi compromise
alal assigheu not only 70 prlugs Tue oilli-
cui'y IN .ne CohVeht.on' pu1 70 prluge II !.
ou5slue SHo y tne NohVen'ioii' aiso, ne 'laO
1Fs" orS r'oane nau sei is'liee' nm . ali
ar1s.t auyycase - I - nc A'ie"
~ t6eu n,otsst .;n,t ,s ~ ,,a .no isesei.e'
sHs' p plV'e1'eu e AinS1 Tue cowar'ice
sha;p% @ faith "a h;s ;.Sas'heo pe
deTotion 10 ;, the doctrine Of NerrO
S,,ero 81. he ,rnou, .hot o.o.' FL
oIa.,,n iii !. .So. . - 49,, "a ~
uor,,na.a6:on rD,.he,. I " .iatsor,, - a - ~
n;a,;os' - No. STSsar. p haaon.a, a. m ~,
Sana tsr;aI pasesd ,h1,r fs,'nd 49, ~ hnJ
- IN, ss,,a..;s - .a.,ss, -.
.;oai t,,,,s..at;a 80 80 -, .hooo
doa,niros ,,s s.,.",.. ' s's w. "nen a,,,s ."us
trs,,@;,os, 49, 90" 80 N, I ~ .,,a.p,,i -
nosad 4, a,oY,cn cf n,a;aha,sn. nhG ~ ~ Io, Up
BRowN raiders. he had renorfed aosinst tho
ren.al ~ tho 10 a. rnpwn q Tho L;Inann;nr
law~o 1swS ,in,;Sndsa - [Sh;oh ,ras 20
,,fI,,e, ,ths ,,sno,ti,,a S1s,.oaTsn,.S =. baJ
onnrssd <h., $50 ~ .,a,s';,,s,oh M DO
nisd tha n,;,;,a~a 49,. ~ ."g.a~a to .n na..os. ~
having = !. visible admixtprs Of African
blood Z an and af.everv stem he had resisted
the'pagsage Of tie law that prohibits the
a,,Iaivsn,at;on1of or ;eit',ntsrcotr rec he.
tween. tba White and RIooh raoos ,o, ~.
State Of Ohio He had rsad the nrocesd0
issSf'nhmT,S,tooh,i i5gs ~ tha ,sta ohar,i, o,hor;, h;oh
MSS llSssp IA" sramna - Sarrr - Mar.p
Suffrage and Negro political equality: he
had seen those nrocaedings n,h1isheG Nth
as;lSSt ~ : Esa o,ia StaSs
and he had seen that iournai,s renrimand of
= & Man,her of rho Irn;or- ca,,t,.aI Co,,,n,;,-
- .rrS ISL. = NNion ~ "i Oo'nio