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, 1865-03-09

Relief for the Amfeted.-The attention
q CIR readers Is requested to the card Of DR..
BleeloT. which will be found in another column
Of cur paper. The Doctor has achieved an envfa-
bic reputation in this clty-a Legitimate conse-
quence Of The high professional skill displayed in
bis practice. The most delicate or skoptlcsl
need not hesttase ITO entrnst themselves 10 his
care. Els rooms are open day and evening. and
his arrangement for receiving visitors are 30
completc, that distinct ROOMS, With separate en-
Wilt him in btric: confidence. We say to those
needing hts services, call at his rooms, No. 17s
South Clark street, corner Of Monroe. You can
mt afford to remain away Get his Guide to
Health. published monthly frec Of chargc.
ulQulQ5l-1t
, 1865-03-09

Railroad Time Tnple.
CHICAGO AND Observation-Disclosures COZ, WEST
WAFER AND K1lE s1s.
d, Express. .5e 5Ssps: Il .s:es ,s; e.
M'se1 sa6tis a1pssss pHeeomaoaa.a *So :$1s n n
Woodstock Accom-. *s:00p. N. s1e.e0 g. m
eALEvA DIVISION.
Faltoo and CedaF Rsp1as.. e:l5 =. n. E5Q ?. a.
Frrcport and Dunlelth. 80. 300 4. n. 5:a1 p. n.
Freeport and Dunleith.... e15 Pm E30a. m.
Rockford and Fox River. 400 p. N. 1E10a. n
Dixon .<.- -...-.-...-.-.---. EM p. N. lLIa T. m
MICHIGAN cENTRAL-
Detroit E1pfeAe. *tsU T. H. TED T. u.
Ded trails fos Cincinnati ina md LoaievittieS 49,
Morning *seS +se0 :. n '11:M ?. n.
MemasEef5riHxaa.nnPoT oox9z vsS Bunza
AND sHEAAAN srHKB1s.
Day Exprets.---....--..+ +6g1 a q. Icy q.
Evening E1Prcss.-..+.: 35:SQ p H. .s6:W a. n
Night ELpre*E.-.--....~ ..~TlGuo D. N. +IEoo p N
DETROIT TRAINS.
EXPRESS, via Adrian...+ s6O0 4. m. "193U p. N.
Nigh E1pr s,via Adrisa t5:3o ,. 4 st1l:oo 3. n.
F17ragne. 5oar @ w4IEz .;. AxD ozncas1; o
Evening Express, daily. 5:9 a iE9 ?. N
e!ae!n1sa E1ffe:s..... 9se5s.@. +I,:o99P. 2
% SaDnsaettno o. 1tta Rnnsyipaata c@.tras +. Il.
ieaye Ptttsburg,... 500 IN. 4:s5 pm. a40p.na.
A.,5 nss'1FsSis;aE I FsisaE: 1:s Is P P Is s@ =: &c
vis 1910 Pm. 1000 arn. 245p.m.
u 1927 pm. l2uem. e4sp.n.
BaIdmore,,.. n4s pm. 7:Oo LIN. 1e:so nm
Warrington. .1elo pm 1as5 am. SIS pm
CHICAGO AND GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY,
{lnte Cincinnati snd Chicago Airline Railway.)
in. Gxptess. .o:D an. 1Eos p. n.
, 1865-03-09
VOL, WOODS MUSEUM,

CnI T. H. WOOD ......,,,.,...,.,.....AA .AAns4e-
A. .. Director Of Amr1emeu3
Tpu..day evening March 9th. VIII ba presented by
Ineclal request The great French play Of
CAMILLE
or, THE PATE OF CJQgETzE.
- In reheArsal, PREP o'DAY; OR, 6ArorKN1ES
The great Drama OF the DUKES MOTTO" will
shortly be revived.
, 1865-03-09

Irquxsr.-corouer Wagner yesterday held an
inquest upon the remaiua Of Charles Creighton,
who wus Killed on the Chicago. Darlington and
QUINCY Railroad IN Tuesday, The Jury returned
avcrtics Of s'ncc1densAl DEATH:
, 1865-03-09

Tan B11Hp PaEAcRn.-Rcv. #. II. Mi1burn.
the blind preacher IL the city, and has been re-
quastcd to deliver Gs celebrated lecture, Whata
Blind Nan Saw In England" BE will Give It some
time In the early part Of the ensuing week.
, 1865-03-09

SENTENCE CoNXuTEp.--F1anz SpindIer, the
wife pol:oncr. who YVES recently tried, convicted,
anl scntcnccd TO be hung week from next FRI
day, has had h1e sentence commu,ed By Governor
0elcbhy u imprisonment for life. The fact that
Sptpdltr Ia m l1Dbec1le WAS the reason for this
act Of ExecutiTc ClGnc0:Y. .
, 1865-03-09

DunoIAnY.-Thc store Of Stephan BroihcTs, On
the co.ne. of Rznpolph and Dcspaains streets
WIS entered On Tuesday night By burglars. The
aafe wns blown open, and one hundred dollars in
money, quantity of notes md other valuable
papers abetracted. No clue has been Obtained to
The thieves.
, 1865-03-09
Railroad T1H1ze Tnples

~ Paper Hangines, Painting, Calcimining m
Glazing. at F. E. Rigby,s, 50 Randolph street
, 1865-03-09

DuRcIART.-Ths grocery store Of LOUIS Nc
nard, No. 61s State street, was entered on sundsy
night and a chow case carried OF containing
about $0O worth Of Yankee notions. An effort
waa made to blow open the safe. but it failed.
, 1865-03-09

Tor sALE--80G acre9 OF faEm
I.nd, IS riles from Chteszo. oo 9. B. d g; .. X.
o1e mne c .aon IS @ se5s' .;sssnn. n ''si III unae9
staGa ca ,i.een, vim GOOD balIdiugz and r1lt trees
re ao5 ar1ts III. oe s9'd u 9qA9tHf3 70 ~ x13. 19
1srees, ss4.e: tsf
, 1865-03-09

TOR SALE-An eligible building
itct to a,irf Fin htiee res,dsaces On ia dian.
Ing lets On eltt er aide. arp to JAMt + SPRING
Eli, metropolitan Block. 1nch4 Iu523 It
TOR SALE HouEe and Lot, No.
Il To Wabash sst nue., near Fouste enth Etsctt. Lot
Nxl12 10 IN alley brick stable IN rear. Immediate
possession atytn.
Also. Eouse and Lot. south ei5a E!zhteeuth street,
nrtt coer east Of stats street. H-uss new. snd con.
tatuinE III lnoueth improvements, stAble In rPaf.
A,sr. the SacaLt lot southeast corner Of OHIO md
DetrooIn siteett netsE 50 eet on ohio 9ad loo est
Ic9aire at Room NO. Leo1niS' Building. 5. y. cor.
1er Clark and Souih Winter stre-ts. mn5m a9 lot
, 1865-03-09

Hiltonss IuaolubIe Cement.-For wood
leather crockery and other eubstances fa the best
aid to economy that the housekeepe! can have
OIL II wilt adhere oily substances completely.
Supplied in packages for family and manafactnr.
ers use, from two ounces to one hundred pounds.
Sold every where. Hilton Bros. q Co., proprie-
tors, PIT yidence, r. |. Agents in Chicago. LonD
& SIXTH. meh2 !aass77s31 77s3133ra-T4u-SA7&TUEs. 133ra-
, 1865-03-09

Go to the Best.-Go to bryant / STATIONS
Chtcaco Commercial College to get thorough,
practical characterization, or TO become good
for c{fcUlnrs. H1lIAssT & STHATyQH. Chicago. Ill.
, 1865-03-09

f~ DurdealI's Asnlca Liniment, an infa1lihle
cure for burne, scalds, sprains. rheumatism, gun
fhot wounds, paiEs in tho limbs and back, chill
from lurn scald tue lnstant 1t IL aprlied. No
fSmiy shQpld be without 1t. For sale By all drug
gfEt2. = fc17.m931t
, 1865-03-09

FOR. Rare Chance.
Il The Dcre Hcusc IN 1ods. H.. On re II; csn3s II
ant. s,eod sheos good repair. Rood business eonp
eha1ce turo md hnne go os o. ,esn q SS1se
q III H. taIru. Acply on the premises of taO. r.
FFAkscNs, lis Ra1col street, chicago.
, 1865-03-09

Dr. WfncIlel1's TeethIn1 Syrup cures
CaElcr Sore Mouth in three dsys sud is accrtaIn
preventive OF Diphtheri9. Sold everywhere. II.
Scovtl. General Agent, 70 Randolph street.
uh9mg28 stTH&sA
, 1865-03-09

uaIl's Ve=eta bic Sict11an Ha1r Rec
Its Eatr1al color, prevents 1tfronl iafng OIL u1kea
The hair soft and glossy, does not stain the skin,
and Is the best hair preparation fn the world.
Thirty thousand bottles were sold in Boston In
Ices than ninety days, For sale by all tlrugg1ets,
and ty q. scoyi], 70 Randolph street wholesale
agent for the Northwest, fe23-m7S+4w
, 1865-03-09

MORE CoE9DEHcE T1cr1Ns.-1ra Warner, OF
Homer, Mich, waa yesterday eWdnd!cd out OF SIS
NJ the Rock Island depot ~ some shrewd conf
deDce operators.
On Inesduy tEo co1utIymen were met ly
ehnrpers on the street, who realized cut Of the
Two fssu We have the usual sequal to write .tno
arrests were xnadc."
, 1865-03-09
TXTANTED-Kritt1nc NIach,no

W Wool raising taimafs. ~rh families OF sirl..
voIpatess1 tanliles. naittln.F., d1essm akars-sIi
wo1 e dc.IlnE IA sucpctt th'mse.v ~, ehnp'a kncW
Ct 1.s rIohs and wl1k. L~cAl agents 1aat1d. Fcr
hook ar mpl,s .tr q It t.mp to Ia ETuS Knitting
hscHlN Co, 14g 1ssa ssfe=t, Chicago, k!1cetss
mh5n:=9 lW ''
, 1865-03-09

KATHLEEN NAsoEESErS.-Av very pretty little
drnma. with a little dreamy blood-snd-thuader
dashed in, is On the stage nightly ut McVickcr,s,
under the tlt.c or Al Kathleen Mavou1pecu.r with
MIR. and Hrs. Florence as the stars. Tho niece is
very VIC put On the staee. 1ha AsDcril's Gag" :"
In tie second act Is master piece of stage effect
The plcce is very tntesestin. one, aud the de-
Spy st1'n Ge cont]nnst =
, 1865-03-09

FOR SALE-12, 900 acres othigh,
T. Boiling Pra!Iist o. The Toledo Peoria q R: BE-
NJ at coal and timber oneT 1ha "a Edition Of tsns
never he'o.e n msEkel To 80 "
Maloh- Before fhst time, l. j. KtAGk, Es3 OF Fof.
{, 1t, vl1l lAho1 tha lands, D. E. fEAhSONs LIS
E0ndClrh btreet Chtenoo, mh1ul3tA l9k
, 1865-03-09

ArxosrHEAzc.-1usta as We were natterine our
selves that rude, clustering old Winter Ind taken
himself out ofsous midst aud were preparing to
welcome back genial. smiling Spring. our 1ond
rants ghost In The shane Of IN 1nch OF enow, &c
compsnied by 1,asts Of wind that are anything but
c.1fnfhtfnflle
, 1865-03-09

f~ Benefits Galocuc Balm for fctna1es, for
eptnrging gtdeyc1optog and beauuiy Tying the breast
Sold BY druggists generally. address, enclosing
por krk4 rhir~rn
, 1865-03-09

GEs. CAn1 ScHunz.-This distinguished orator
and soldier will arrive The city in day or two
He /. maxim: touf-of the Northwest, inspecting
the different recruiting stations. suggesting In
proremcuts and transaeting snch business as may
become perrEEary, IN connection with naucockSs
Veteran Corps, in which he has been assigned
command.
, 1865-03-09

TOR SALE-Three Improved
cite Of Ford County, Ill. The nrst, SO actes No !
1an e. With tW2 nocsea nd ~ sveElytng spring: No:
nooses an1 barns. iced lots, DC No s. 10 Acres ne
tocse. ntrn, sud setJ laIce orchard Te1n1 nvnfe.
e's 1o 1Gls,s d ~ R@9ssea1a1s @ relss 70 N9,
4hr@r mol
, 1865-03-09

Western Educational College for Boys
connected with the School of Trade, open from
9a- "a to 4p. NJ For cIsculars apply At 1872 Lake
street. mch1-M193lm-TIh&S
, 1865-03-09
33Ftsntlal.

= P,1do =, strfSt1 ESo.essle aas retail: agsnt.
ulk9mn5c Mt 4tEp
nERSONA AL.-Wln DR.. P. W.
1hnrn,, r,,.se s.ad hts afdres. to a r." Peat
1sHce Pnr ID Woodstock. McHcnJ County, LII.
~ hqrn916 It 4thp
, 1865-03-09

PERSONAL. Absent Friends.
c.narre to11rr to RUsTlS LAKRAED, Cam.
ten. Ne = JefTey. snd get Information. send YouR
ns1e iud biIth4RY. feSik4o9'1etrAi1HAsA &th9
, 1865-03-09

FOR SAIE,-A Lot ard Cottage
l. Hcuae, With double parlots. kitchen. three bed
robins c!ottt and PAL try, Lori 'hwe:t carnt1 Of Full
ton and Paulnn Streets TWO blocks from tntcn ParK
snd convenient to RANDOLPH srrett cars Terms casv
Address L. ". Spa FFORD, care kn1ckerbocktg Life
InsurAtce CoEnpsi r. tot H54, ,F-U.
, 1865-03-09
Rfat GBtatE==W(fp.

FOR SAlE-Frame Building 29x
Il nen Garner et We.t indiana End ssn - a5n ST.
4Ata1 occupied u \ church bal dln. for slte Pur.
chsser usI II mere the sau within - v.eVs XIV
nt1fdosE eatt. ISAAC r. HIT a CO., B5 6. ask Il.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-20
The, state Central Committee
. ~ Would not Allow IL. ''A Sc

2JoHN SHERMAN, a few days ago, at Ma
rietta, stated that the reason why he did not
discuss the Negro Suffrage question: was
because their State Central committee
would not allow him to do so. Yet this
same man SHERMAN only.a short time. ago,
in his Ravenna speech, said that opposition
to Negro Suffrage and Negro Political
Equality resulted from a "mean and narrow
prejudice" When he said this he wastalk-
ing to an audience of Reserve 'URiofg
men, who avow the opinion that The only
vital issue of the hour is Negro Suffrage
and Negro Equality. Of-course, his decla-
ration that opposition to Negro Suffrage is
''mean and narrow prejudice" would draw
from such an audience rapturous applause;
but down about Marietta the "Union" men
don't exactly openly subscribe to the doc
trine of the equality of the White and
Black races. It's not popular to say so just
now. They are waiting for 'the logic of
events" to popularize it. This the State
Central committee of the "Union" party
here at Columbus know, and hence in such
localities they interdict the discussion of
that question:. Poor simpletons Do they
suppose that they can blind the people by
any such device as to their ulteriOr purpose?
Do they for moment suppose that the
great mass of the people are such dolts as
not to see that they are intent upon confer
ring suffrage and political equality upon
the Black men? NV rrsg -,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-20
Wal. ,TilI the soldiers Come Honrlt,,s

The miserable fellows who did the dirty
work for the men who made great gains by
reason of the War, sin the rear" were In
the habit of saying to the Democrats, when
the WarGwas in progress, if they disputed
the wisdom of some Administration policy,
''just wait until the soldiers come. home I;
they'll attend to your case.Y, Well, the sol
diers have got home pretty generally; but
you do not hear Of them abusing or mall
treating Democrats. We mean the mass OF
the soldiers. They find the Democrats as
much their friends as they were beforeithey
went into the War; they fihd that the Dem
ocrats, stood up for, General SHERMAN when
he was vilifedn without measure by the
journals that are now supporting General
Cox they find the Democrats are opposed
like themselves, to, Negro Suffrage, Negro
Equality and inequality In Taxation, andin
faFor of maintaining and enforcing the
Cdhstitution of the United States. There
is,however,. one man claiming to be q sol
dierwho Is engaged In the execrable work
of defaming Democrats, and thereby trying
to produce toward Democrats an embitter-
ed feeling, and that, man Is General Cox,
who aspires to the Goternorship Of Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-20
What the "Copperheads" Did Not

To subserve base partisan purposes, the
men who, through evil and through good
report, have adhered to the Democratic par
ty, have been denounced "Copperheads."
According to their defamers, the Copper
heads" did not and do not possess one re-
deeming virtue. There are some things the
"Copperheads" have not done. They have
not coined money out of the lives and blood
of their fellow-citizens; they have not
grown rich on shoddy contracts, and made
money off of rotten meat furnished the ar
my they have not speculated and pecula-
ted on the fundsof the Treasury and the
funds of the soldiers;-the have not invest
ed their money in United States Bonds and
now 60 round ciamoring that it is wrong
to tax their money thus invested for the
purpose of carrying on the, State, county,
township and city governments, and for
school purposes. To do such things a
"Copperheadn would not condescend.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-20
The Effect Il Will Have. 5

Let the people of Ohio elect General
MORGAN on Che second Tuesday Of October
by a decided majority, and what do you
suppose will be the effect? Stop and con-
siderthis matter amoment. In Importance,
Ohio is the third State in the Union. Her
voiceis powerful. The result of the cleo
tion In OhioDwill be canvassed at Washing
ton City with no ordinary feelings. If
General Cox shall be elected, in that result
President JOHNSON will read repudidtion
Of his reorganization policy. The speeches
ofT the leading men who are supporting
General Cox are in their design and Nature
calculated 30 shake the confidenceI of the
people In the wisdom of that policy, and to
prepare them for an embittered war to he
made upon 1t by Congress. z This, maq
ScHENcK, who PROPOSES to paddle his canoe
into the United. States Senate, through the
Ohio Legislature, and who is said to have
got the start of JOHN SHERMAN, for weeks
has been industrionsly engaged in sowing
the seeds of distrust of that policy. The
PRESIDENT who knows the Southern people,
has faith in them, believes them sincereand
honest, and is, consequently, satisfied that
they cad betrusteds and he isCwilling to
trust them. SeHENck, Cox a. Go, say no.
These men are not sincere-are nothonest
are not loyal and you cannot make them
so. The only people you can trust ip the
South are the Negroes; and no plan OF re-
organization can be satisfactory to us, the
great magnates of Ohio snnless insome way
or other the Southern White men are sub
ordinated to the Black men. In this work
of subordination nothing, occurs to them
so feasible as to make the Negroes electors
and the Whites non-yoters. did qdl 80 darra
So far there is no jar or discord in Presi-
dent JoHNsoN's plan OF reorganization II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-20
what YOU DoIa,t { Find.

You don't find any Of the supporters Of
General MoRGAs, III any part Of the State,
In County OF Senatorial Conventions, r,-
solving to strike the word "White" out Of
the Constitution OF the State of Ohio, for
the purpose Of allowing the Negroes. the
privilege Of voting. Among hissupporters
throughout the entire state there is unity
of feeling on the subject Of Negro Suffrage
and Negro Equality, and that is decided
opposition TO it. Opposition to Negro Suf-
ffape means General MORGAN, and General
MORGAN a means opposition to Negro suf-
frage. About this there cad be no mis-
take He insrshals the great army of White
tULlL IL Dl.45S 9ni 10 T1EV lB nl ~ ~ .
men III Onio' .tsly,(
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-20

Among the nominations eminentlyi ft to
be made Is that of HARVEY RICE, Of Gleye-
land, for Senator. Mr.. RICE was in the first
Senate under the new Constitution, and, as
chairman Of the committee on Common
Schools, had the honor of drafting the law
of this State among school men declared to
be the most perfect Of any in the Union, An
attempt was subsequently, made to rob Mr.
RICE of this honor, but public opinion gives
1t to the rightful man. '21'4 Gi:
Mr.. BARNEY, the candidate for School
Commissioner, was the first under the, law,
and did much to increase Its popularity by
the ability he displayed while in office, goii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-20
what Won Do Find.

pYoufind throughout the entire Reserve,
that the supporters of General Cox have
not only nominated candidates to the Sem
ate and House of Representatives who are
In favor of amending the Consultation of the
State Of Ohio SO as to allow Black men the
privilege of voting; but in the Conventions
in which they nominated these candidates
they passed resolutions declaring and in
structing in favor Of amending the Consti-
tuition by striking out the word "White."
They know that they can count on General
Guys influence IN behalf Of their Negroism,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-20
FRANKLIN County Elk. Com. RooMs,l
(NN-et7 COLUMBUS, Sept. 8, 1865.

Franklin COUNTY Elk. Com. RooMs,i
(N7qa7 COLUMBUS, Sept. 8, 1865.
The following meetings are announced.
The Committee hopes every Democrat will
now 20 to work. There never has been a
time when our country and liberties re-
quired us to be more diligent. We want
every man now to do his duty, and we be-
lieve that the Second Tuesday of October
will crown us with victory.
TIE speakers announced will I'LL their ap-
pointments promptly.
saturday, September 23, g O'Clock p.
W.: REYN0LOSBURG. Speakers-E. b.
-Eshelman, John L.. Green. U2 ~ QGTlgl 4
Saturday Evening, september 23. Z
O'Clock; -GEHHANN'lA1H y SpepAkpers-Ei b. Esh-
elman j ohm l.. Green. ii-iiIN A'--- i"'-''
saturday. seR,tsmSsr seR,.s .rfSss sss O'Clock p. p
VA: HILLIARIpSl STATION. Speakers-Gco
l.. Converse, Jas. L. Wright
Saturday Evening" september e3,
O'Clock: ALTON. Speakers-Geo. l.. Con-
ryerse, Jas. 4. Wright. yss -rsrgY9 2Igsrv-
Jackson Township, SatIrdHy y Exc EEsH-
5 6nt Burnett. nett W: ": R. Rankin. .-~-'-'"'
Monday Evenings, september 25, Z
o,cIoca: FRANKLINT0N. Speakers-E. F..
Bingham, E. b. Eshcman.
c,ciocR: NORTH COLUMBUS. Speakers
Geo l.. Converse o. Lowenstein.
Franklin Township, Tuesday Even.
SCHOOL HOUSE. Speakers-John L. Green,
Perry township, Tuesday Eysning,
September 26, I o'clock: kINNEY'S
SGt5y04 HOUSE speakers-Ts, W. Andrews l'f
'ElTDeLahy,J vi 10 iiV'lSu' - oH
"wednesday Evening, September 81, J.
O'Clock: SHADEVILLE.7 Speakers--M 10 Il.
Rankin. Z. 7. DeLany.
ThursdayyRyening Sept. eS, 4 O'Clock:
WESTERVILLE. Speakers-M. Il. Mann, 3.
WiApdreEs, .jseri, L-iI !. tllLeS, C2
Satu rday Evening, Sept. so, Z o'clock:
CHARLES OBETZ'S. Speakers-W. X. Rankin,
8ohn Il. Edwards. '---------------------
smtu rday. Sent. 30, 2 O'Clock r, VI. !:
MANN,S GROVE. JSpeakers- Geo. u Converse.
E. DeLany, NJ. H. Mann.
.iBy order of the Committee ga I H17ao'
SAMUEL KILE, Secretary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-20

The Democracy Of the Montgomery
Prbel District have, nominated Col. CK-
PHAs J. BEAM, of New Paris, for Senator.
This iiss q nomination eminentlyl fitto be
made. The Colonel has been gallant off,
cef,band Is an accomplished gentleman, a
firstrate man, and willmake a capital Leg
isiator. He is making glorious canvass,
and deserves to be'elected by a large ma
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-20

The NeW York Herald,S calls sSuMNER,
WsNprLL PHrLLIPs, THAD. STEVENS, and
that school Of politicians, to which General
Cox, scHEscK and JOHN SHERMAN belong,
d Niger IIeads.p The name is appropri-
ate and soed.. ~ anil 9gnjni qiH ia q ,1nl
- jJffgis.qig..lf Il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-20
APIen.,aD,nulfCaII. I

I'VE had q pleasant can yesterday after
noon from Hon. ], 81. PUTNAM, Representa-
tive from Licking county, and at present
the eiiicisiit editor u TIE chtlzieotls Aaeer-
tissn 4 kie is looking remarkably well; and
brings. s.the most encouraging assurances Of
Democratic success, from Ross and the adj
iasent counties. gU gzF1' ,Y1Jism
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-20
Cox and sIorgan-The Difference.

g .. II p D.. a. .t
Cox and NIOrgan-Thc Difference.
Through party favoritism and influence,
General Cox, the Republican candidate for
Governor, commenced his military life on
a high salary and with Generals commits
sion in his pocket. He never did aiday's
service as a private soldier-not day as q
non-commissioned oflicer-not day as
anything in the preliminary stages of a
soldiers life. .ra"t yl'2 2'if 1873 Hh
General MORGAN, the Democratic candi-
date, commenced his career in the ranks and
on the pay of private soldier. He was
advanced, step by step, through all the in
tervening grades; and for distinguished
gallantry and good conduct in the Mexican
war, was made Brigadier General and re-
ceived the thanks of the Legislature of
Ohio, and also of Pennsylvania, his native
State. In the recent war, he was again
commissioned a Brigadier, the Major Gen.
eralships of the army being reserved for
such warriors and favOrites as Lew WAL
LACE, SCHENcK, Cox, SCHURz, Sc. But al
OJ OAhNAOAs- ~ Oos w viz
commission of a Brigadier, MORGAN, on
reporting for active service, was immedi-
ately put at the head of a Major Generals
full command, and at no time was he intrust-
ed with command of less responsibility
by his superior officer. Two or three
months subsequent to his remarkable rescue
of his army from the rebel Investment of
Cumberland Gap, he was promoted to the
command Of the 18th Army Corps, which
he commanded at the hard fought battle Of
Arkansas Post January IL llS63L where
Fort Hindman, with its entire garrison of
5000 men, was captured, For his services,
in this action, he was thanked on the field
byrhis commanding General. A few weeks
afterward, whilst still in command of the
\ 18th Army Corps, General MORGAN came
Nerth for medical treatment, and during
his prolonged iudispositiOh, from which he
is still, at intervals, sufferer, rendered his.
raci On m q tinn 1 e.. lI,,sIt
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