Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-11


'aadS oSvsnt,, ~ ~ s%Y eands Ike Rrown-
cn.. ~ ShSd;nG o5fica Of
low VINO, LOT pne sake OF hOiulnS ohhVS 1Y
sfeEe h,S Sne What
~ - - 20 L,ss, 80 t-S,Ifit,, of tho min |
Iulnk Iul ouI cnrIsClah coui1iuny ,.iy " " LII ono
lister VINO proposes one. dlVlslOn 10 XIII, Ohe
TO burn, and third to confiscate and steal |
oil tha nronartv In bis own country? To |
aI.;a ,odt ;,,,s,, ,onid do1htz
less belong !. 1T is the spirit of coward
that Alohe wotild pfotilp pt n mal TO stand by |
and see another pound his fellow-man
when ne was d0ton ana Calling VuS
"enough." In admirable contrast TO this
Minister of Satan stands Henry Ward
beecher, VINO Wrltes as loilo"s' Yltffbl
- %y&@}sAf 80, Ap.ust m laee.
..n on,.,.. n,,.,a. p."r.t R,iScdte, G.n.ral
lu ~ w. SIocuW, Aajor Gcherdti oordo" Ura"Vo,,
MAJOR 6eReFal-n CowDlfttee; ,,,,,,..
TGEST1 rAEs- liam obliged 70 you for The invita-.
uon Whlcp you nave sent me, W nv % ~, ao
he OOnTyneiyn oi SopleIs anu utaanJ X mi hear
tiy wish 1t and AZ other conventions o Ma1 ps.X ~
soevsr success. opleo. s SH I
tne otAtes ate ih Ieoellion, ~ Isca for Ststc
.xcePs IN the Unio9' as ist; ~ ~ Ststa IN
Inst she Iutiies, anu tp Gasifh and 10
seaa W Io tsrr;topcs are ha .t
that OF the Wncie IN, condifions
~ ~ oiteh neioIe to t hsvs. con
are tnlhlled as y were danSsrVss ,;; y; Hsd tba
u''y . ouue or d M psn.assnta,;ves of Tennessee
..I Sena.oIs auu Az sssemhiine of Con
Deem ao1!eu @ .. n onvo vn cess;on Hrkansas Geor
81 Ihe,,a e ~ M0u,h esroina ana Virginia. the pub
~ mind woniS have beam Iar more healthy than IL
" ~ na und w S1t h;cb Ipcsred IN probaton TO
1' AnH 'hrso baen ififlu-
Sno NoS nS1 than ~ dnzen armies watched
tbSw Eysry month that we delay this health
env". e ENeIy iIt hiyn.h ~ o.sa frha arcIudsd
Iui s.ep, IN H,,nsettad hefore and
gpa,Ss mora ;rs;tSSis The army becomes
Indispensable to local g9Eorpment. and supsrsedes
IN III anoibsr 5esty and iris VIII
Ietere WIN Nue nd sows,;Tss with Sreat niustce
wisely Sya SalI;sS % ;Sa.. II PROP
furn;sbas ns with no inatruments which ft q CEN
Y rsise anthority in remote
StsieS' IN Local Sfsirs. Every attempt 70 perform
h dt ~ bos roSnitad In nnistaEes which have d X
stei the nation But whatever Importance there be
the reQusiton Of such duties Of the general 70 Ell en
ercse mnGI p9mgs sIS scoyS ~ States under Federal
authority but without national ties and responsible
tiles To obise the central authority 70 govern half
the territory oi toe Union Gy ;nS nnt ouIv nn
SoDSenisi 70 our ideas and principles but evidently
dangerous to the spirit Of our GOvernmsnt. How
ever humane tue ends soGgns ana tne moi motives. YES
dSsrnnt In IsT1 Ss Ssspotis and failiarrins the
people to a stretch Of authority which can never
be other. than DANGEROUS e hbertM l am aware
I ,g,,. III, iIad Gtatas
pr ~ fsar sS;ssv ~ ia eeets mon freedmen IL
Is feared that il admitted TO Congress these South
SsnAtQTs and Representatives VIII coaesce Witn
hGGetn % ton ~ SS1 rssn 10 se VI
The ends Of parties? Have we learned no wisdom
blythe history Of the past ten years, in which jus
this c9urseot saerIhei1e me natlHn " 'ne Sfsen s
Iios & VI f,t ny tSe novsr wond nass into the
hands Of q psrty made up Of Southern men, and the
hitherto dishonoTed and misled democracy OF the
North that power could nOs ~ nSs1 use Jus. tSy
ponS Int IDEAS The whole country has advanced,
but public sentiment is exalted far beyond what il
has been At any time E9T tas sake o. o. f; ts dTsed a.
Fn Hn iCr .ne for oSs own sake and for The
great cause OF freedom and civilization, urge the
Immediate reunion Of all the parts which rebellion
anu "Sfn nA!!sS SUi; AM truly yours. r.a......-
-gsJ -a1JTs NJ HEEEY WARD BEEcuER"
-IThis statesman-like language. addressed
soldiers Who fonght the war. Win be appre-
ciated bv them.othe conntry was saved by
tbemLhv the cartridge box.and It will be
again nTeserved bv fine same men at the
hsJInt bov The men who fought in the
onnos;ng armies during the rebellion conld
ofg Of Sli ti1nes have settied the strife sooner
tb,n tha boma noliticians. who were inter
ested IN, nroIondino the war. The Radicals
T., tIo;r 20 YnsVs eSe are hrandino men who shed
their blood for the country as s. treacherous
Sonnds . becanse thev will not how the
tnee To the moloch of negro suffrage fanat-
icism. Sherman, Wilcox, Custar, and a.
long list of battle-scarred heroes, whose
names are attached to the call Of the Sol
diers' Cleveland Convention, are thus de-
nounced by Old Mother Greeley, the would
be bondsman of Jefferson Davis. Let these
libelers take warning In time; the seces-
sionists of the South, headed by Jefferson
Davis, ,lappealed to arms because they could
no longer control the offices OF the general
Government, and any other faction who ex-
cite another rebellion against the COnstitu-
tIon and laws of the country, because they
fear that their turn has come to lose the
offices, will meet like fate. sN YhIL ]
The New Orleans riot was contrived for
the very nurpose of hurrying the country
into n revolntion by intlainitH the passions
of the North bv Radical haranQues, lust as
ths poeton r;ot In the fugitive Slave cases.
W as harmed unon nv the same class of ex-
tremists at the South to .itire the Southern
heart" The honest masses at the polls
In,Ist take care that the traitors in purpose
OF the other end Of fine line. do NOT transfer
the confIict now going on from the ballot
how m the cartrid0e-box. nv the insane at
tota,St 20 Soize On Gha Government and. i'm
naaeb the President of the limited States.
~ ne;ntaininc the CONSTITUTION instead of
Thad Stevens' new edition of it. 80.
D. a,..o,u oon0,;tr,iorol or,ondmon4S
buC cerCan oJnsSisuUnOn y" unoro a,aot;onaar;nc5
HIe hvw ptvpCeeu 81 'r,,I,Iio ,,S;,,d i,,ntE1
1SapTt[aP ~ a,;S auSe 'nV Npnna pu hai;oues hat
aIter tie la, eiectios th S,ot ;I1 ener rotit,
tnree-ioui'ts a VI Suo ill., o's'oOS oo 40 ~
Inem: anu sl1f mS,o MI ~ ~ Snn'as;oS, 90 ~
9esetuaS IesutS ~, II ,,i,od S,Stas it6 he Cifi-
pYoy poLn iil .ne @ tes;o oV thot tHa ~ aro