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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-09
STATE CONVENTION
Thursday, may d, iasa

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The Annual State Convention Of the
Democratic party Of Ohio, will be held in
Columbus, on Thursday, the Oath day Of
May, 1866, to transact such business as
may come before it, and to put in nomina-
ton candidates for the following Offices :
Secretary Of STATE:
Judge cfthe Supreme Court;
Member efthe Board cfPuJlic Works.
The basis Of representation for the ap
portionmcnt of Delegates is as follows:
One Delegate for each county one for
every fire hundred votes given for Gen.
GEORGE W. MORGAN for Governor, last
October and an additional one for every
fraction of t'oo hundred and fifty, and up
wards.
ashland County is entitled to FIVE del
egates, under this porportionment.
The great issue before the people is,
whether all the powers of Government
shall be concentrated in the hands Of the
General Government-the States being
reduced to The condition of counties-and
a consolidated despotism be thereby es.
tablished or, whether those rights Of
local self-government which our fathers
enjoyed and which we inherited from
them, and without which there can be no
real liberty, no wise government, no pub.
lie economy, no light taxation, shall be
preserved. A powerful faction, represent
ed by a majority in Congress, have con,
spired to overthrow the free and benefcent
Institutions Of our fathers, and to substi
tute therefore an Oligarchy of privileged
classes, crushing the mass of the people
aud all individual liberty, under the weigh
of a despotic and unrestricted Gen eral
Government. To effect this object, they
in plain violation Of the Constitution, ex.
cludc eleven States from representation
in Congress, and idsist upon comforting
upon negroes the right to vote-not GU
of regard to the negro, but because they
expect to be able, with their money, Il
control his vote, and thereby pcrpetuat'
their party ascendency. Let every maj
who is opposed to the schemes Of the con
piratOrs, who chcrishes the institutions
founded by our fathers, who appreciate
the necessity and benefits of local self
government, who is opposed to seeing th,
great State Of Ohio shorn Of her dignit,
and reduced to the dependent condition
Of a county, or who is opposed 70 Negr
Suffrage, join with the Democracy in res
cuing our country. from the grasp Of th
Malignants.
BY order Of Democratic. State Centru
Committee Of Ohio,
J0HNG, DUN, Chairman.
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ItL-r-..S s.1S.s,dent-Ad.
1919. ~ The
Sness ~ pr.s.
Eresiunspcccn
rent IN nsp.y' ..
WASHINGTON, May An .ne ls'er-
view between the President ano tne oeie-
CATION appointed by the Texas Vonven-
ton, Judge Hancock concluded MS
dress as follows:
We should feel that we had onlys par
italy performed our duty 10 the people oi
our State were we to omit expressing 70
your Exceiiency our cordial a~ppropsrlop
OF your course as fresIden' Oh tue ohr
tea plates, ana particularly our aPplo!a'
OF your restoration Poncy. nou, WIS.,
ana patfiouc course ID pohAil uIequa
rights OF all sections OF ttne COUNTY, nas
revived iresa nope 10 many uSS nv
heart that the ame genera.o9
experienced tAe most terIiUie'
civil var 10 modern h%eswll,sselna
Uonslltluonai hper'y res'0rcar
me entire landt1f.qp, a'n4l : a'.lg
we tnank you ~ the name 2, lhe PEG
pc Of 9 lot me noOie anu .Pa.,'o,lc
stana you naVe, ,aSen ID penaii
Oonsu!q,on' sinel ellve OF
eztenaed 10 : Dy your kino,y nand
accept IN era'einl -spln., ana p,ouge TO
you uPPons' eaireS' s1u 'uOlOusn, ':m
peVP'e " LeAas'L,o O. nieasuisS ' na sn
N"a " ies'O,e 'le S.a.e ~ e 10 pIs' Pun;
pOs',lGr s~orE .ns n o:a.es VI tno ,o nn NJ
Oeul ou'ou.a nay oou !leSsis' yoS
OsHsp0y many years ~ nea,sE anu p,us
perry, an ilsuumsns unue se,n
y restore uhe 1a %
anu preserve inc nperues ., 'ne peOp,e
i ais taes,usn. !. mh;Dh t tno Gha;,msn
vr tas maa:er aa MI,Sn .ao onA u.a.an
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"COnsciOus, Intelligent Trai.
tOrs.o

A class Of newspapers persist 10 keep.
ing themselves miserable by republishing
what they are pleased to call aPresideat
Johnson's Record and dwelling psrtiou
larly on those passages in his speeches
made n year ago wherein he spoke Of
Treason as the last'and highest Of crimes
and declared it must be rendered 'odious.'
Surely the journals to which we fefer, are
acting with q h%alf.sighted wisdom. In
the event that tho work of hanging Hcony
%scious, intelligent traitors is begun, do
they overlook the fact that according 10
the Judgment Of their own chosen Presi
dent, some Of their dearest idols will be
victims if justice is administered with an
even handf Let them recall the fact
that in the Senate Chamber during the
winter Of l860-'61, he classsd the Abo.
lition extremists and the Secession FIRE.
eaters under the same head. A wear az.
terward, in his speech at Nashville, while
Military Governor. of Tennessee, he
named Sumner as o "disuaionist !" and
still more recently, he repeated his form,
er statement, usingsthe term traitor in.
stead Of disunionist. Nor did he place
Sumner alone in this class, but declared
that Stevens, Wendell Phillips, Forney
and their followers, belonged 10 The sam,
category. This is,tho testimony Of theil
own President, aud II is a part Of hi
''record." We insist, therefore, that ID,
newspapers referred to, shall not mislea,
their readers BY suppressing the fact tina
President Johnson's present opinion Q
the Rsdical leaders COMEDIES with sha
be thought and avowed before they vote,
TO place him In the responsible position
! The now occupies. AN ne
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-09
our LATE COLUMBUS CORES
sci P0NDENCE.
MANSFIELD, O., May 5, 1866

MANSFIELD, w., May b, 1866.
MEssRs. LANDIs-It is due to the
readers Of the UNION, from myself, as
your Columbus Correspondent, to say,
that the winding up of my series of let.
tiers would have been cotemporaueous
with the adjournment Of the Ohio Legis.
latdre, had it not been for long continued
sickness, and subsequent bereavement at
home.c M3lA -t t
In considering the late legislative ses.
sion and its proceedings, the following
reflections are suggested. 7
WHAT MANNER OF LEeIsLATURE WAS IT?
orsrather, what name of Legislature is
i'll. for il meets again in adjourned SEES
sion next January and as it is proverbial-
ly-impolitic to write a history, or a NOR
o.. 10 an institution and its members, du-
RIM, its existence, l will follow the phi
losophy Of Artemas Ward, and tell chow
liked il as far as I got"
It is generally considered by the peo-
pc Of Columbus, that this Legislature in
manners, morals, good habits, and ability,
is not Inferior to any of its predecessors
Ufths iaesitss yearS. Thvrv was a com
parative freedom from the vituperatiun
and political slang towards the Democrat.
10 minority which characterized the par.
~ majority during the war. Aside from
the fact OF being more gentlsmanly, there
were perhaps motives actuatiug the 4loy.
%alists,p such as their own bitter family
fsudsas tothe Presidents policy and their
a~nticipaiions Of political changes and re.
verses. Socially considered. this Lasis
iature thus far has generally been a'body
Of pleasant gentlemen, They were &c
days in session, o little less than the av.
erage duration Of Legislative ess'onS -
They did a large amount Of business, and
whether well done or not, the ordeal Of
public opinion will determine. They
passed l6l general laws, 81 local laws,
and So joint resolutions total, all.
WHAT nm rur nruocp .rs .cco,,pr,suo
r..
Lass iA'i lne DemoOra'ic members were
elected mainly on tho platform OF lmme'
date restoration Of the Union, Auti.Ne-
eroD Suffrage. Taxation of u. 8, Bonds,
shol;.hm.nf 80 ~ c-,mmn,.,;ar
a'r ~ 0 w,
lag, Aitnougn unable 70 accomplish
much BY legislation, they achieved NOR.
al tfiumphs, either BY putting their op
noIsa,ss an yacord az opno.sd - ,h.s.
p"@'srSa.,o1ss Opp0',u ~ 'n.s'
measures nn or py showing up inc majority
AS cowardly taking advantage Of sheil
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-09

The johnson party Of Pennsylvania
have Issued q call for a State Convention
10 meet III Pittsburgh in July next to
nominate candidates for State oficers
This win make three tickets in the field
10 that Stale. nail sgl
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dominating Eve delegates and Eve alter
hate to attend the STATE c~oasention, to
Do held in The oitypf Columbus, on the
Gath Of May and for > etransaction Of
such other business as may come before
the Convention. Turn out, friends, and
especially the members Of the Central
Committee.
J.P. oowAN,
Cham Dem. Eg. Com
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-09
j. r. UOW AN
Cham Dem. E1. Com.

An old man named John Thompson,
and his wife, who lived near Harrisvllle,
Harrison. county, were tied down and
gagged by BURGERS one night last week,
and 5000 in greesnbacsksss taken from 4 anl ths
house. .atfras MIA hfaW Hil Bio .yYJ4yOTi
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-09

A case Of genuine ancient leprosy is
now 10 New Orleans, in a young girl Of
good standing, One Of her feet haa az
ready dropped of, and one arm is nearly
gone. The most eminent physicians pro.
nounce her disease lepFOsy. It is not
contagious. ~ oliet ~ tas ~
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-09
WE TO 'f

n WE REFER TO DII7"
j. H. Mco0MBs, Esq, Ashland, Ohio.
ISAAC GATES, ESQ, a m"
t. @. BUSHNELL, Esq, I"
j. d. JONES, Esq, a" ~.
j. W. SMITH, Esq, ~" d.
j. O. LARWILL, Esq, Loudonyille o..
o 8. DEYARMAN Esq, /"
Mr.. ABRAHAM PLANK, Lake Tp.
ELDER NJ WORKMAN, Wooster, o.
MERCHANTS h BANKERS, Z"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-09
your REPRESENTATIVES,,

Hon. WIN. LABwIIL, has the reputation
OF being orthodox in bis politics, faithful
to the wants Of his constituents, watchful,
efficient, and alwayU in his seat in the
House. This is coincident with my OBJ.
servation and expectation NJ.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-05-09

!-AGENTS wan
OJU ted for ak entirely new articles
just out. Address o. o. CAREY, City Bild.
ling, Biddsford, Maine, nSoy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-02-19

Young men in Lawrence. Kansas have
10 marry 10 get shelter from the weather: land
ladies there take none but married people
The unfortunate youths say IL is q conspiracy
between the young ladies and the boarding.
house keepers.
- widow washerwoman owns n small
piece of ground AZ Piinole. Some friends got
her consent TO sink a well upon 1t, and the re-
suit Is a barrel Of oil every ten minutes. She
had several Offers of marriage Immediately.
nSThe New York house painters association
have struck for eight hours and 50 50 per aay
SIT l. suggested that the fashion gaining
favor with the ladies. now the cold is on, of
wearing the hair sfrizzled. may be accounted
for by the fact that waterfalls have .sfr1z"
ga Southern paper SAYS that if two-thirds
of the editors whose stock IN trade consisted of
a erucihle Of inyectve, a case OF pistols, and
a keg OF whiskey had been drowned in the lat
ter ten years before the war, the country would
have been saved the Gisgraeeful scenes of
brawl thar introduced a resort to arms
81 man in Randolph county. Indiana is
supporting eight sets of children-one set by
his present wife. three by former wives, three
belonging 10 former wives, and one set belong
ing 10 one of his former wives by a previous
wife-io children IN all. That man is certainly
entitled TO the sympathy of the community.
SSOme of the Southern papers still contin-
ne TO s.Ho. for Mexico"
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CCRIoCs CHURCH DIFFICULTY IN DETROIT
lew days since the SON of the pastor of the
Reformed Dutch Church, in Detroit WAS de-
tectrd IN writing anonymous letters of n ,ris.
graceful character to several of the girls of the
school attached 10 the church, and also to the
teacher, for which the latter administered TO
him a severe castigatiOn. Al this the reverend
gentleman became incensed, and preferred
serious charges against the teacher, accus.
ing him with having improper relations
with several OF the older girls of the school
meeting OF the Congregations was accord.
lngly held on Monday evening, to consider
the question, and resalted in the teacher
being sustained in his course by a maiori-
ty Of the members of the congregation
though quite number sustained the pastor
considerable excitement was occasioned and
tor a time, the life of the reverend gentleman
was IN imminent danger from the Infatuated
crowd The timely appearance of the police
however, prevented any further disturbance
and allaysd all fears for his safety Tuesday
morning, however, Mr. Cast preferred charges
II the police court against the teacher for hay-
ing improper relations with some Of the female
scholars, and caused his arrest. He gave bail
70 appear at future time, 10 answer charges
against him.
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THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY

n. J.
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Try after having been proved by the test of eleven
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Sore Threat. Colds, Coughs Diptheria Bronchitis,
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Welding Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel and
other Complaints
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GEO. W. SWEET. M. D., Proprietor,
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
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1hls secret OF identifying the skin being only
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An infant. VI
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Jared Email de Paris" is especially Endorsed
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Jareds Email de Paris can be obtained at
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A SUPERIOR RrMrDv

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ID YOUTH TO THE AGED
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To I'VE HAgY

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FAITHLEss HUsBAND-They have been
having a nice little sensation in our neig n bor-
ing town OF Oxford, causrd by the cruel deser-
Ton OF a young wife by her heartless and I'M
faithful spouse. We learn that a couple of
weeks ago a returned soldier. named George
W Weldon, hailing from Peoria, Ill, came TO
Oxford, bringing with him young and beau
uful wife, cultivated lady, from Tennes-
see. The pair put up ut the Girard House, of
that town, and after remaining there a day
or two, the husband, without notifying
ms wife OF his intentions, boarded the cars
and Gscamped for parts unknown, leaving
ms hotel bill unpaid, and taking all the
money they possessed, as well as his
wfes wearing apparel. leaving her in desti-
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hcne and has written 10 her kind friends in
Oxford. Her husband has not been heard from
since, though II Is hoped that justice may over
ake the scoundrel.-Ciaciapati Enquirer, 9th.
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED BY DIR
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Mr. Glass, Of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes fer
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ga schoolmistress in Vermont had occa
slon 10 trounce large and violent pupil, and
TIE iaiher oft injured youth sued her for un
necessary severity. A jury could not be found
10 try the cause, for the reason that every man
proposed as juror had formed an opinion
that 1.-The boy wasn't licked half enough The
citizens of the place have given the teacher n
set OF spoons and butter knife in testimony of
her gallant and meritoriOus conduct In the en- :
rOQntPr
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sI4 AND 21s PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
no Aft
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Washington, Alexandria, Richmond, Peters
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Staunton. Lexington, Salem,
and Bristol, ia Virginia;
Knoxville, Tennessee; Weldon, Goldsboro', Will
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Salisbury, and Charlotte, N. c.;
and te and from
All Stations on the Orange and Alexandria, yir-
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As rapidly as possible the Lines and Agencies OF
the Company will he extended to other States of
which due notice will be given.
The tariff of charges is based upeu fair business
principles, yielding reasonable profit 70 the Com
pahy, without being oppressive to the public Upon
this basis IL confidently presents its claims for fair
share Of patronage, relying upon ts large capital
and the character of its officers and agents for that
public confidence essential to success
del8ly A. CHAPMAN, Agent.
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- The ladies have adopted the "Whirlpool''
as the name for the substitute to the water
fall" The "Rivulet' is worn by those who
have enough of their own grown hair 10 allow
II 10 trail behind naturally or hang in tresses
ne frlZzIe" OF all the hair on the head is
deBomiDs;Pd nv sailors as the "Hurricane AT
sea" or the bright on land."-Riehmond En-