Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-07-23

seasonably refresbing-Lhe le53 ri
inus of Ohio Democrats over u
11T5rb Of Walker in Virginia WnOse
Dartv elected two c0lored men - -
stafS Taoislature, and will ratlIy tho
Fifteenth Amendment.
The cautious and conservative
Times saws of the platform OF ~
Democratic State Convention - i0Le
arrant piece of demagogueTy lhAn -
Ohi0 Democratic 1atfoTm we never
read. In every resolution we see 'HS
trail Of the demagogue.n
Nae Tribune saws 'sThis means he-
that and n
more We shall see low Ohio reiishes
The Democrats Of Pennsylvania,
having more faith in the power OF mon
ev than in a war record Ior
that State. have nominated Asa PacheFs
. -1i1Ifon9fre and Peace Democrat, for
Governor, over Gen. w. -. aancocA'
Tvbow there was an effort 10 brIng OUT
Resides the profound Devotion o4Fenn-
svlvanfa Democrats to Plutus 10 pref
eTence { Mars, the men VINO were IoI
a thew departure" q Ia Rosecrans,
I.oIed another important element.
They had no Baber[C5Rean1dtt enron
fe7e.
The struggle for the gubernatorial
nomination at Columbus was q dec1-
dedIv confused one. The first ballot
stood, Ranney 156, ROsecrans w, rem
dIetOn 81, White n, Sayler AZ, Carey -,
Piatt "a, Richardson Is, Campbell Il.
On the second ballot u stood 6osecfans
9O2. Ranney 1907, White 81, carey 80
SavIer 25%, Richardson %. General
Rosecrans, therefore, had six majority
on the second ballot.
The Democrats Of Ohio have nomina-
fed a soldier, with the hope of getting
soldiers votes. But b Republican
nominee. General Rutherford Il. Hayes,
is also a soldier and a gallant one, and
whenever the Democrats, want 10 COM
pare records, that Of their candidate
with ours we. are ready. GeneraI
Hayes served faithfully from the be-
ginning to the end of the war Cen
eraI Rosecrans left the serVice IN g5E.
General Hayes is in full accord with
the great leaders of the army Gener-
al Rosecrsns has a Quarrel with Grant.
AS far as the soldiers of Ohio are con
cerned, they will rally unanimously
for Hayes.-GeUeIGRd Leader.
great document now with our
Ohio Democratic exchanges is the letter
Of Rosecrans to General Lee, commen-
aGenerai-FuIl of soiicftude for The
future of bur country, ] come with my
heart in my hand "-Commerelat-
fbe last form Of the volume OF Ohio
Laws for 1869, went TO press at ll:4o
Friday morning., and at z T. NJ. we re-
ceived a copy, neatLy gouso N ~ ~ n
at the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Psr-
hapst there is not a bindery anywhere
in Ohio that can beat this. There Will
be no delay in that department so
long as it is managed as at present
The volume for 1863 is the largest vol
49,. ~ dnnnwu1 uauW lnUnr TEguAd IN
Ohio. It contains AGO pp.-C0L. Journal
18th.
Where is Rosecrans ? Can any one
tell what has become of the Democrat
iG candidate for Governor? He took
leave of President JuaFez about the
18th of June, since which time he has
not been heard ROM. We sincerely
trust that be hal not been gobbled up
by the Mexican guerrillas, although
that would not be a worse fate than to
fall into the ambuscade of the b
Copperheads.-COttmb Journal.
The Cathode Telegraph, which is the
organ Of Bishop ROsecrans, who is z
brother Of She Democratic candidate
for Governor of Ohio, speaking about
u school system, says
sit will be a glorious Gay for Catho-
lies in this country when, under tn
blows of justice and morality, on
school system will be shivered to pieces
until then modern Paganism will trt
umpb.1
W. commend this to such "moderi
pagans'' as the LuthGrns, Presbyterians
Methodists, EpiscopaliansJ Baptists ant
other Potestant churches generally.
The Conservative rural name apPlieI
to General Rosecrans during The wal
was "blue-beIlied butcher"
Mr.. Ben. Churchill, Democratic nom
inee, commences his Iabors on the Pub
lie Works by opening a new saloon an
refreshment hall in The basement o
the st. Lawrence building, Cincinnati
The Van Vert Bulletin says the Dem
ocratic Candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor has not been "the same yester-
day, to-day and forever" Yesterday
he was a Republican Of the most Rad
ica1 stripe, while the day before he was
a Know Nothing.
Governor-eIect Walker, of Virginia,
was ~serenaded at ~BiRghamton, n. Y,
on the 18th inst. In reply, he said his
ELECTION was a triumph of the policy
of General Grant, and the recOnstruc-
ton measures of Congress-" over car
p~et-baggers who had no interest in the
State.
Our returns from Virginia are still
incomplete. Richmond papers of Sat
utday last have returns or reported ma
jOrities for Governor from all the our
ties in the Stat except Amherst and
Henry, which foot up for Walker 49,
100, and for Wells 96,44e, showing a ma.
jorlty for Walker of 1s,663.-Nea0 EOTL