Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-01-02

theirs wonld Re served eithoBbv publ,ca-
tion of these complaints or by an encour-
agemento OF their lmpatience or lnuignatlon
az sueh ueCehilVh, uln Whab1Ae0ulu III ny
70 Cnei X ai..y W. ,.ti,n!t,
tnylh tnpsh Ot,rc ,,ort,, NJ thnso transac-
..,,,,e " IN ~ t;o'sat And;ng
i1 ~. sot'',"nt etha W. Ha..artment
J gJ toott usSC ,t,ornSIo IL ~ P;S for q
H.ao oo,,ntrv % thot tho GovarnorS Of States
sho,,IS ,,oio - NO S" ren,,ests Sor d;scborSes in
snooiai oosas nnon The Ieth of Sentanober I
aIdrasssS ~ tha Serata NV Of W.
aT Iotta, ~ bebolf az tho ebove ,onosition.
and which. of course covered ali The indi-
vidnol cases NJ comnlaint. As I received
NO 'dua. .SnaSSar INV. annIieatior ar0u-s
n,ent fhavi,.o I'M the meantime withheld
these ;ndividnoi com nlaintsI snhseonent-
IN, in disre0ard, Of fiat rifle AZ fha War De-
n.rtment Sent forwardlesch case as N came,
to me- with 4 snecial demand for the re-
lease. and referring in, each instance TO the
reaso ons assi0ned IN nv general letter. IJpon)
the 3d daJ az Novemher I received in re-
nlv To another cor1fntinicatiorii on the same
subject, an ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to that letter.
stoned by General Thomas NJ Vincent, A.
AoG. Comics of these communications are
hereto arpended. The war Department
has meantime performed great task in the
lrapid discharge of this immense army
whether 1t has detained, or does now de-
tain volunteers, with some reference to po-
Ilicing the South, or to this Mexican ques-
tion,I have vet no means of Knowing If
that Department should have aud Should
admit such purpose,, ], know there are
many very good people (unreflectingy Il
think, as well upon the rights and claims
of the volunteer, as upon the tendencies of
such irresponsible military power) who
woIiId sustain It In that courses | cannot
concur In that approyal. And hold it my
clear duty. at the proper time aud ,oppor-
tunity. neither TO be silent nor ambiguous
upon either OF these questions, That prop
er time and Opportunity, in my ju Jgment,
are present. The General Assembly OF the
State, especially representing its whole peo-,
pie, are Ia session, awaiting a report Of ali
The doings Of their steward In all important
matters concerning their Interests or ltoer-'
ties. Accordingly, have reported to you
my frank opinions, motives AMI action IN
the premises. ~
The number of the Ohio regiments yet de-
ltained have beeI So relll;ed that there are
now. am informed, only six re gIments re-
lmaining. They have been principally on
the Rio Grande, where there yer has been.
in many months, any reb slliOn e. suppress
But if;there were only ton men 50 detained,
1 do not see that it would alter our duty to-
wards them or towards this question.
..II.' : .,.,. nn,ni nn,ni
THE "oNi'oA ~ ,,,naoc,Io iA1i i.t'r'A- t'''1N
Inc Iacts ulscloseu lh' anu IhieIaDfe
from, ttls correspondence, seem 70 JUSTLY
that supPoslgl9h OF Ehose Purposes III Lle
uses OF tne ohlom voluhIeers. Anu IecSnt
events appear sun Il9re sCIolSy W ,iEoa5 A',
our attenLion 10 Che uahger oI anotueI oiIh Mlih
very ulneTehC war lnasihucn 111 a. .'l.L, Ouiy
woulu De caiied upon, IN tlaC case, 70 sPSnu Pll,i
again ner IuIi snare, anu more Cllah poI tuii
snare, OF her pest Dloou ana treasure, IN 1nls
new ana glgahtle enterprises 4. ueslre ,, lor
the more general OBVIOUS, reasons, as wen
as TOR those specially lndlcated, 10 ask you, your
atCentioh also 10 IhlS grave haeSeI. III
all the admonltlons rom wal anu lIs Itit; eITau
consequences, lpersonii, eGoh1Hi1cal poiii.l piitt
ca, soclal, moraI anu naClonal'l anu VIII
all the enchahIlng allureInenIs W peaoe. an1
peaceful INDUSTRIES, IN al tneir ,nanilol '.'1
uses anu DRESSINGS, we are now louuiy a.i1 l'i
vehemently exhorteu 10 sluI OUT eyes g anu
turn our heartS against tnese ueiisuCsS auu ~,
TO plunge headloDg lIIo IIle nSW " auu III :
scrutaDle expenses, uahgerS anu horIolS t oI
anotner greae anu pLoiongeu WAT .l.i,H, Anu iod
WhatF 10 MaihGaln the hohIoe Doetiine'
ana 10 upholu our hoh0r' .Hu. -.
WhaC the"MohTOe Doctrlne eAactiy Is
we nave never agreed amongst ourselves
lts origin is uouDtlul' 1Cs purpose was un-
certain 1US means are, 10 tnlS uay' uu
speclned' one tnlng Is very Seltain, now :
ever. lt Is, IN the moutns OF us present
auVocales, very ulheFeHI ~ All al ot otnSeS ~