Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-22

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| States Notthat an inch of the Republica
have heen Welded b,i soctionalisn ouch
| - hS,,s hadn5 - sscba,,od .,horeyar ,,ractjcsl
IN mo retnrn M GslIatins + was mncl
| s,,rnrisaJ ~ not' 6nJ;ng the Columb,,
| 49, ,.,i.h ,h.S T,b,,,oIne earresnnndence
| PaPiin aPtin len ,h"reof = letter Sstsd CoInmhn
Ganary gao 10 10 ieeo f.cn, Henry Miller EsG
br"thas oS Tbcrr,s Miller, :" ESQ 'the prps
on9 nm, ~ at;c 7csn ndidath for Ian 1ressl I,
which he savs. ~ received vours from
CaIIat,n tcsdsv'i i,I did NOT send yo,, naner
coStaihin 2 the Lincoln correspondence, TO
Sey pS,sSsS esSo AMI IaS S sSaa 1 nre
sSt indicstions indicate anvfhinO. are no
6iteiv no he HE lsiSe Of fbe presidentia
election I attended, the meeting on m,
neyt Friday evening after Won left. anf
ur06d an early decision as to who shoult
Ipu6lish. but far Some reason not made pub.
la the narties having control of the copy
did not agree with me as 10 anv early ne.
cessity as TO the publication.
Much Longer DELAY will defeat the inilu-
ence desired by general circulation before
delegates are Appointed, and 0redt object
defeated, whether by design, or nos, I am
NOT nrenared IN saw, The letter conclud.
invthat INV presence M home was 'neces.
sarv. I1s fil7T . I'Fsl ir itl'tf'
An editorial had lust been published 10
the new paner al Gallatin, which was to
rnn nm f3eirs name for the Presidency.
written TO open the way for the programme
Indicated in the interview with Mr. Bell at
Nashville, and was extensively copied inBell
papers. / much regretted that the letteroi
Mr.. Miller compelled me to leave, Tennes-
see without seeing the Hon. Bailey PeytOn,
who was absent in Philadelphia, as he was
a man Of nerve, and had he, at that ezrIt
date, fully understood Lincoln's position,
could have done good service in keeping
Mr.. Bell firm. ..,,,-..-..., ,,.-,Y,
on NV arrival I'm Columbus the first in
louirv was of Mr.. Galloway, what was the
trouble about the publication OF the Lin
coin correspondence. lie said that Gover-
nor Dennison was making some objections,
and Mr.. Lincoln had written to him about
the DELAY In the publication, saying that
the matter had leaked out In Illinois, and
was placing him in an unpleasant position.
/ Mr.. Galloway, who had no disposition 10
assume the responsibility himself of a fight
with the whole State House clique, wrote
back. that IL would be all rightwhen Baber
came home from Tennessee. L saw Mr..
| Parsons, cot a copy of Lincoln's reply OF
| 10Th December, 1859, and told him that, as
Ihad copies of the balance OF the cores
pondence, would take the responsibility
of having it published. The Ohio State
Journal was then edited by HURT, Cook &
I Co, and was the Chase organ. On my
handing them tile papers, with a suitable
notice, they took them without comment,
but to nv utter surprise, they did not ap-
pear the next morning. and to my great
astonishment, learned that Governor Den
nison had forbidden their Publication, a
matter in which7he had no right to inter-
fere, as he was but one Of the thirty-six
signers, and the State Central Committee
had made an express order for the publica-
tion nearly month previous. Finding
soft words would not work, and the
State Board of Equalization being
still in session, l drew up a paper
reouestinV the Chairman of the Republi-
- Gee tcontroI Co,nn,;ttea IN nuhlish rho
cdh olaIe SehUIai NU'nu,lt.oo " Oi.eii o'Io
correspondence, ana ODJalneu JnereUO per-
sonally the signatures of all the signer5 OF
t6e ORIGINAL letter to Lincoln. except A, =,
Stn Suo " % Dnss,JI "a W., n Rsscom
stone, A. T. husseti anu un' l. DasOvlii,
most dishOnorable game. Armed with this
5nost ul,uoipi = ,',oiSaJ ;nto Governor nons