Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04

sssisp1. .I0orrespondenes Of the Ohio .Statesman.l
,,,,, MNANsFIELp, ONO, June SOth, 1857.
After very pleasant trip from the beau
tifut Capital Of the great State of Ohio t
this fine, PROSPEROUS little city, and ram
:, BILE round its suburbs with my eyes oper
=. finding myself now comfortably seated il
-saspacious and airy room OF the "Weldol
House." propose apenning a few facts OF
the aspect of the times, that came unde
aEgowmobserEation.4 Not being, however
.bImuch ofiawriter, and being. even less q
"a .asa politician, / do not expect to make IN.
ssepistle very Interesting to you. or to you
"a =. numerous readers, should you give it
I'm place In your columns j ct, the relation
sgof truths-facts--things tIanspiring1 stha
are the sure hafbfngers of an approachin,
prosperous future for our distracted, dis
tressed and divided country. should neve
be deemed upinte resting to the patriot aiI
Hopeful 1overof our fine America, or to tn
-,s respector of that glorious charter OF ou
e-1rights and liberties-the Constitution seveI
ri though the narrative abound not In well
rounded sentences, happily chosen word!
and elegant periods. f5r-5H
The land and scenery surrounding thi
city is rich, fertile and beautiful, the crop
promising to yield a -greatabundance. :
iii saw sOmei barley harvested and in the
t.shoeko on yesterday. The wheat is fill
ming well and free from damage so far By
either rust or. weeyil. 6 In this part it will
sasbe ready for the reaper in two weeks b,
=. ID The city bad quite q lively appearance
on yesterday. The Democrats held their
elections for the nomination of candidates
TO fill the county offices after the October
election. and, as had some leisure time
resolved to listen, look, and learn all
could of the state of feeling amongst them.
2 sIssawseyeral of the candidates for Hemi-
"a "a truth of the State Journals alarm cry-'sT The
Democracy are bringing out their uery best men
for Office in Ohio.3 QSome of the candidates
had bo oppostion.a So harmonious is the
yifselihG among Democrats here, and so de-
= termined are they to do their full share in
y1csaviHg the ballot box fro % the corruption.
slsimpylrity, ignorance and contempt with
stIwhichl the negro equality, s.sSanasp and
sIiS Sa8besnc are trying to cover it, that,
s1s where they have a tried, true and faith
al, tnl servant, they feel bound not to change
him. Such is the present position Of the
Hon. Manuel May, who reflected so much
a. credit on the people of this district in the
senate chamber during the last Legislature
that the people here fully appreciate him
and will send him back with largely in
creased majority. He is she appears, one
he OF Gods, nOblemen, aud his fellow citizens
"a of Mansiieldar proud of him. 5at.s ssd Il
-gssasQutea good sprinkling of Republicans
,.l9 @ voted here at the Democratic nominations.
70 1pledging themselves to vote the Democratic
-a.g ticket at the October election. This sdes
: 81 and heard and aln prepared to furnish the
names, if any negro equalityist should call
a sl.., II IN question, One man who voted, said
in MY hearing that he could not
longer identify himself with party so
7aconsefous1e of it's own corruption and the
damnable dishonesty of its record since
the close of the war, that its leaders fear to
trust the intelligence of white men, and
now openly proclaim that their only hope
to elect one of themselves president; 10
asheld on to the halls of legislation, with the
thousands of fat offices which they have
s8ereated for the benefit sot 6avorites to
,iss create nominal aristoeracy tnat sshall for
sItif eyer be exempt from taxation; to foster
,ris monopoly of New England shoddy lords
- at the expense of the millions of agricul-i
= turalists, mechanics and farm laborers of
a., the great and growing Northwest is CEN
tered in the plfable ignorance of the re-
Gently emancipated slaves who liazilY
{ swarm round the military quarters spread
q over those vast territories called military
districts, that once were sister States in the
zsBnien, but now said not to be, though mo-
.in1an can tell when they ceaseddto be-. =
-V3''C Columbus and Franklin county are not
r5r the only places In. Ohio where the, honest,
s. industrious thinking merchant, mechanic
sus and farmer are flying from, the fast sinking
piratical craft since she has been covered
Be assured, Mr.. Editor, that, from my
ercourse8and business with and amongst
the farmers and merchants of Ohio since
the Ssh of February Last am in no sense
under mistake, when tell you that all
the black peles of all the ssFreedmen's
Bureau mendicants, s,aSouth, and all the
sa5 4nongrels of the North, cannot eaulk the
tsai W1dely-yawning seams of the rotten, radi-
cal hulk of ocanting New England shoddy
Z isn OF save Us negro equality elders and
- -abettefs In Ohio from the Just indignation
biz .ot our honest white citizens on the second
Tuesday in October next, MARK THAT.
-.bi While, the people of Ohio and other States
= OF the great West had any room to hope
- that the leaders Of the dominant party
meant well to the whole country, AMI were
-actuated by love -ef-Union and u desire
to -legislate- forfitsy veal and stability,
nothing could fhsYe ewrested athes pow
7os er, from their hands, but when sithey
80 by reason, of their successes In gigantic
,ilo- ruptions, have grown so unb blushingls bold
: , = as to tamper with the Constitution our
,i,s own, Ohio and try TO tear the word \ iite
a-s therefroms when they wiring from th in
- 5dreds of millions Of dollars to feed and
~. .cIothe the ignorant blacks, through and
by whom they hope TO run this Govern
-. ment for. the benefit of New England.
: w hen they, get up war Of extermination
against the poor Indians at an enormous
I. expense, for the sole benefit of railroad
aot Speculate 6rs stock ckholders and greedy traders
1sGabove all, when they. by their attempted
in9 alterations ofzWhite Consultations under
'sisSwhiehi cur country grew and pFospered,
such insult to- 7theirinteiligen they are
digging their own graves where they will
be most assuredIy buried yond all hope
Of fresurrection.T Then wiflthe least pious
portion of the people heap curses on their
memory and the cmereI charitable. while
iv sgroaning under the bprtheni of debt and
O taxation, that enormous Legacy left us by
|, Radical thieves in the name of God and