Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-21
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FROM NEW YORK.

Action OF tho Republican National
COmmittee-Fhe Reorganization OF
the Party Required.
New YORK, Jan. 10.--At meeting ofthe
| Union National Committee in Washington
last evening, a preamble and resolutions
| were adopted In which the President is de-
lined as deserter from the principles he
was pledged to Defend and the reorganiza-
ton OF the party is declared to be required
by his treach"ry. Headquarters of the
committee are appointed in Nsw York, and
the members Of the Union party through
out the country are requested to correspond
withits chairman. Nebraska and Colorado
are congratulated On their admission, and
| the crowning resolution declares that while
| the Union party Is anxiously desirous of
| the restoration Of the rebel States, 1t be-
lieves that no reconstruction can be safe or
just that does not secure impartial suffrage
TO all the loyal people of these States.
| The Presidents Organ ON The SIun-
$50 '.AN ndi ~ ton,
The Presidents Washington evening or
gan OF yesterday says Of the administra-
tlon: III necessary, Its strong and iron
hand will be invoked to stay the course and
| prevent the consummatiOn of Radical
treason. The great oath of the President
to protect and defend the Constitution will
not be forgotten, and the people who sus-
tain him with their 100000 majority Of the
voting population North and South, will
not forget him. Events have already
brought the Government to the very verge
of another revolution. If the Radical ma
Jorlties In Congress pursue its treason
able course much longer, the Government,
in order to sustain itself will have to arm
its supporters. At the call of the Presi-
| dent all his friends, North and South, and
the army and navy, will respond. In such
q contest the issue cannot he doubted.
Congressman may be valiant fighters on the
| floor OF Congress, but when they come to
| lead their cohorts into the field it will be
another thing. The real armies and great
| soldiers of the republic will be found fight
ing under the flag. We advise the opposi-
tion of the determined and fixed fact that
Andrew johnson will serve out his consti-
tutional term of office.
Two Men Frozen to Death-Sym pathy
for the Cretans.
| New YORK, Jan. 19.-Two men were
frozen to death in Brooklyn last night.
A public meeting held to-day to express
sympathy with the Greeks of Crete, and a
committee was appointed of the most in
fluentlal citizens to collect funds, food and
clothing for them.
/ y NO hAdllTOau hIOCKa0es
Two mails arrived this afternoon from
Philadelphia, Washington and the South,
leaving still due five from Boston, two from
Philadelphia, Washington and the South,
two from Albany and the North, three
| from Long Island, two from the West via
Allentown. We have Chicago papers OF
| Thursday via Erie railroad. The interrup-
tiOn of travel on the New Jersey railroad
increases, and trips are entirely suspended
except between Newark and New York.
bonded Warehouse Robbed.
The United States bonded warehouse OF
NJ. I. Smith & Co., Washington street. was
robbed last night of $1,000 worth of black
silks, the property of A.. Il. Stewart. A
| portion thereof has been recovered, but the
| robbers are not yet captured.
Miscellaneous Items.
The Herald's Washington special says
there is authority for stating that the Judi
| ciary committee have appointed no sub
committee to take testimony, and that they
have not examined single witness in the
| impeachment case.
The Herald's Toronto special says James
Mcdonald, one of the Fenians, was acquit-
| ted yesterday. .......
A Troy special to the Tribune says the
rolling stock of the Troy & Boston r. r.
| Co. has been attached by the sheriff to sat-
| isfy claim held by T. w. Park on account
of the WesternAV railroad.
The Tribune's New Orleans special says
| large number of policemen concerned in
the July riots have been arrested under the
| civil rights bill, upon atfidavits made by
| freedmen.