, 1863-01-08
a DREARY FIZZLE.
Reception OF alive Traitor.

! The Chicago eecesh Times publishes O .glori-
GUS account Of the, reception bestowed at
Columbus, Ohio, upon Dr.. E. B. Olds, late Of
Fort Lafayette, one Of the most infamous and
contemplate traitors within the boundaries
of the thirty four United States. Of course,
the Times account is mere >fustlan, written
without the least regard to truth. The Gin
einnati Commercial (conservatire) gives The
following truthful account Of tho ainlir, with
tho speech Of: the traitors. y. -.
: From tho Cincinnati Commercial,l ::
The reception Of my old friend Dr.. Olds
took place this afternoon. : The procession.
consisting Of il brass band, drawn By mclan-
choly horses, and accompanied BY few car
the great unavenged at point four OF i've
miles from the city. It returned about three
o'lcock, parndcd the streets, and drew up In
. front Of the Goodalo H0usc. The Doctor was
drawn by pair Of mules, shabby enough to
have 3''a J., y heen government property, md kept
didn't get. There were abont 800 persons In
the procession, which WAS the sorricst and
.scabbicst ever seen ln'Columbus. The FORM
nlitics took plnce from the balcony Of the
Goodnlc. The Hon. Geo. L. Converse made the
/ reception speech, til the course Of which Ae
charged tue Government with stealing public
AA~H1At% %hA fA4%NAAAE A. NEiUuA lAICfChS UT
rcstfng md conveying citizens beyond tho
State limits without tho forms of law; In
dicting new nnd unusual penalties, such as
deprlylng Dr. 0lds Of a towel, old newspa.
rers, Bible and OPIUM; destroying freedom
Of speech md press; lnclting Instructions
army through falsc prctcnses; degrading our
best gcncrnls, mud promoting Abolition f,na-
tics to thelr placcs; aud under the plea Of re.
storing the Union, converting all tic trcincn-
lons machinery Of ,sar Inlo nj Abolition cru
sat!c. The speech WIS Indignantly ialsc In
Of tho hIttcrcst Vallandigharncr.
Dr.. 0lds declared that Lincoln and "rcne.
gade" Tod had violated all constitutional
guarantees. 1tc (Dr. o. had dono for Mr.
Bliss, WHO Ind arrested him, what he should
% for every man who had q hand III LIS arrcst.
Flo would follow them to the gates of hell, to
make them answer for their crime, He had
taken Bliss from under tho renegade Tod's
nose to Lancaster. and bound hin over to au-
swer the charge Of kidnapping; and If he did
not wear striped clothes, It would bo because
Tod does not wear striped clothes, it VIII bc
because be pardons himself. The people hid
got to teach Lincoln and Tod TINT 1dcspotfsm
md tyranny cannot ride rough shod oFer the
liberties Of the people, and that there Is ven
geance In tic hands Of the people. Let Lin
coin and rencgndc Tod remember that Robes
pierre md Danton missed the gnlllotine in
france, but also persisted upon Il. Let Dave
Tod remember TINT Hnman, while basking In
the King fayor, raised q gallows fifty cnbIcs
high on which to l'nng Mordccai, but that on
tho morrow Haman was hanging on Ills OWL
which to hang Edison B. Olds; but, let bim
take care that he is not, before year rolls
round, hanging upon his own gnllows. II
you wish the Constitution restored, and the
laws maintained, first convict the renegade
jury, and send him and ali lis participants to
the penitentlary.. It is for your legislature to
tell Lincoln be can have no more Soldiers for
the prosecution Of this war The question
now Is how to put down the tyrnnts. tits to
put down Lincoln and Tod. We must put
them down, or our liberties are not a:fe II
coin and Tod ont Of poHer''