Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-24
In Columbus Next Tue day

1t affords us great pleasure 10 a'nou''o anu ..
that the Democratic State ExeeLtive Com-A
mittee Yesterday received a teieSra INC
eisn.tcb from Hon AUGUSTUS SCHELL. 1t
Buff.lc. saving that Gov. SEYMOUR WI
speak in this city Tuesday night next al q
raouas,inp the Committee to make tie
necessary arrangements for the meeting.
Lat night there was meeting of ID m
ocrats at Thurman Hall to make arrange
mepts for the meeting. committee vi
Arrangements, a committee OIL fliahe
ond a committee to confer with the Ra
road Companies centerng at this city, with
a view of obtaining halt fare for those
who shall come to the city to attead the
meeting, were appointed.
Pass the word from neighbor to neigh
bor that Mr.. SEYMOUR will be in this city
on next Tuesday, without fails thas u Is
no el.ctioneering trick to get Dig
crowd to Columbus on that day In all
probability MIR. SEYMOUR will arrive from
I,d;,nanolis on the accommodation train
at O'CLOCK on the atternoouof Tues 'ay.
Let the Democracy make their arrinse-
msnts to-surn out aud give to this (in NJ
pxSntEroS's estim ltion,) the greatest
1T N
this man who Understands the ali 'irs oi
the country thoroughly Who knows what
"a needed TO restore peace and pros oSperity
to the ceantry, aud who can so administer
the Government that its expenditures 'oat be
reduced t,o, hundred millions of d1'ldrs year.
His tour is "a perfect oyati N, and he
s,eaks ri yht to the heart and the Judgment
of the people.
C,me out aud hear him
Glorious Denocr.sic Victory in
Wrss virai"ia
Contrary to our expectations-contHar
to r. publican expectations-the Dr"o'
crat. carried West Virginia on Thursday
bg maj ,rity of about three thousand.
The following dispatch received last
niyht by JOHN G. THOMPSON, ESQ. in
answer to his inquiry as to how the State
had gone. tells the story: ~ ~~
"wHgrLING. WEST Va, Oct. % 1865.
ITO j. G.. Thompson:
Returns come in slowly, but show ir
m use Demtcrati. gaius. The Democrats
lin the State by three thousand.
s.Ep1roRs RI GI<Tt r.
This result encourages the kope-it jus.
tif IS the expectaton-that SEYMOUR and
BzxrR can and will be elected, il Drm''-
Gratis shall only do their duty-work un-
cessingly for Success, until the evening oil
the election.
Every D mocrat should go into the fight
invigorated, and determined to win vic-
tory.
Who will falter or hold back now?
Tns .gournnI S.y~ fiie ssspnbli-
can Party is Opposed 10 Negro,
lVOiia q "a, Ohio. 'i5Gi-y4- '-s-t
The Journal of yesterday has the follow
ing:
In view OF the resolutions passed by
some ritiz-ns of the First. Second, Eighth
and Ninth Wards at Duffy ; tali. lt
seems neressary that we sh-'ull state for.
the hundredth time that the Rei'ublf'aiE
party is opposed to negro vo ing In Oalos
either for or against General Grant, Tor the
sufficient reason that it would he a vi"lt-l
tion of the Constitution for them TO u" 50.
II that don't out HERod HERod it don't
do ANYTHING else Tue Rep;ibl: AL party.
"opuosed to negro votinY?p Why thefef-
how that wrote the above must have bstrf
drunk, or else is natural born liar But
one ear ago, the. SO called, Republican
part, staked its all Or negro voting. and
this same Journal abused those who voted
against it-calling them ''whey blooded
Republicans" the dfiftwood of the
party" who ",do more harm than open
enemies,n and bills them ''begone." We
says the journal, speaking OF its own party.
have the fight Co do over again. and we
want no cream faced looms trembling 4
the limbs and white at the Gills' to breed
dismay and doubling among the ranks"
"Now IN candor,n says the journal in
another of last iall's issue OF that paper, IF
manhood suffrage Enegre voting and de-
termination to redeem the national obliga-
ton Ii.e.a topay the greentIack bonds in
goldl were stricken from the platform of
he Unien Republican party, what is there
left in it? Not so much as sounding brass
or tinkling symbol" Again, that sheet
said :: 1.-The rights of men [j.'e. the right of
negroesl to vote must be asserted, main-
tained and. allo,oed.''fa And againai said
sit is as Gods eternal Justice that manhood
suffrage is to be the uniyersalrale in this
nation" sll ID ss1s 10 sTk5 i -..a5iHL Z
And after all this stuff was written and
published i'm the Journal that paper says
it states '.tor the hundredth time that the
Republican party is opposed to negro vot-
ing in Ohio" ~.
Had itnot been for negro voting By the
Republican party, RuTHkRroKD b. HAYES
would have been beaten last fail for Gov
ernor.
Had it not been far negro voting by the
Republican party. the Dem ,cratic State
Ti,ket would have been elected this fall in
Ohio.
Had it not been for rnegro voti ig in Ohio,
the D ,InocFacy would have carried a Ina
jprity of the members of Congress, and
would have beaten JAMES JANUARY WI
MANS by qui large majority a
Ig was to enfurce ntgro voting BY the Re-
piblicaa leaders that caused them to get up
a.riot in the Eighth ward of this city
Some of the negroes they wanted to vote
were as black in the color OF their skir, r,s