The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-11-27
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TIE business men Of Cincinnati are
beginning to talk loudly Of the proba-
biliues Of q financial panic and explo-
sion, and but few are disposed to retain
in their possession any amount OF mon
ey.-ETchGnge.
These men are showing their foresight
by investing largely in real estate. New.
er in the. history of Cincinnati has real
estate been in so great demand, and at
prices so enormous.
The AbOlitiouists declared before the
election that their success at the polls
would secure the speedy death OF the re-
bellion-that it would prevent draft
scare JEFF Davis into terms, and bring
about return Of the ancient daysiot
Peace and Quiet We will be glad to
chronicle any such wonder, but We cant
see'it' yet. lli rHsn" alut g
The New York Herald says the point
decided by the late elections is, that the
war will be protracted until after the
end of the Presidential canvass. te s.aoe
The soldiers in the field, in several
instances, were punished for voting for
Vallandigham, and in some instances
where votes were cast for the Democrat
ic ticket they were not counted by the
officers, yet this is called fart iq ell a
RosEoRANs, when he was writing po'
litical letters to the. Ohio Legislature,
was "all hunk" with the Administration.
As soon as the elections were over,
charges, the most astounding and sur-'
prising, we're made against him by the
Administration organs. Ifthey are true,
why was he not removed before the fight
at Chickamauga? But Abolition ways
are hard to explain. e''|
WE do not believe iu Democrats quar-.
reling with each other about things past.
The true policy is to fight the enemy
and not each other, particularly when
that enemy is divided among themselves
and invites attack. r.. y
Mr.. LINCOLN belongs, we are told, to
the conservative wing of the Republi.
can or Abolition party, because he does
not propose to break down State lines
No, be simply ignores them, As ia West,
ern paper says be is very much like a
farmer who would not break down his
neighbours fence, because his cattle would
Jump over it into that neighbours corn.
field anyhow, without that trouble. ..
MONTGOMERY BLAIR, one Of Liacoln's
Cabinet officers, is getting somewhat
tired of Abolition Radicalism, and says:
"Iu the end the Abolitonists will be
found cooperating with the conspira
tors Of the South " We have no doubt
but this prediction is true one.
SENATOR Jim Lane is aptly described
as o lank, cadaverous, mercileSs, Gun
ming, jayhawking nuisance-a true rep
resentative of the highway robbet and
horse thief element OF Kansas. .f
THE Dayton Journal, abolish paper
in replying to charges made by the
Washington ChronicaI, against Rose
Grams Chief of Police, saws "he arrest
ed only such as we're for the Union a.
ii waS,' as he considered all such trai
tors !"
A BILL is to be introduced at the mex
session of Congress for the removal o
Gems. Mcclellan, Buell., Fremont, Sigel
Wallace, and others who are DOW on tn
retired list The belief prevails at Gin
r cinnati that Gen. Rosecrans is to be lai
on the shelf. Gen Buell. has been hon
orably acquitted by the court MARTA
! but has as yet been assigned to no posi-
ton. ... .........
A New LONDON, Conn, mas has in
vented weapon that may be inserte
t in the handle Of lady's parasol, an
will drive ball through an iuch and
half plank at the distance of ten rods
= Steel clad and armed with these para
e soils, the dear creatures woul6 be invu
S nerable. .... ...,