Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-19

Ii.. 4IAN fif 'tTfif
Ssa 2 wEDDED BLISS. -r
wss sea God blessthe wives.
81 f1a I'll, They fll our hives
.'.e With Little bees and h3neyl
They mend our socks,
q But--dont they spend the money!
When we are sick,
his ,s They heal us quick
sssaso That i, y # NY they Ss lSys SIs' us'
And yet they cry,,
And raise tombstones above US.
AsrocK operator in Hartford recently
cleared $4,000 in one day.
HENRY WARD BEECHER has bought 5000
pair Of Morgan horses at South Royalton,
Vermont.
TT is an established fact that sermon fac
tories exist in England. Clergymen who
subscribe f5 year, are furnished with
weekly supply of sermons.
.YoU will never see again the nation into
which YOU were born; the old-fashioned,
calm. quiet, homely, home-bred, school,
house, farmers republic. You are to have
n unation developed into first rate military
power.''--W WendeH Phillips.
cali. that kind MANI" said an actor,
speaking of an absent acquaintance; "a man
who il away from his family and never
sends them farthing. Call that Endnesss"
ssYes, unremitting Kindness" Jerrold re-
piled.
MAJ.-GES. FREMONT and his friends are
awfuIlv bitter upon the President Certain-
ly the Presidents offenses are great, and
one of the very greatest of them IS thaC ne
has honored Fremont far beyord his deserts'
THE Republican papers say that the Pres
iaent. ne as(ommander-in- Chief of the Army
and NAVY. has full power to decide what Is
necessary TO put down the rebellion. sup
pose he were to Ordain, that, as military
necessity. two and three shall count tell,
what would the radicals do about 1t!
Ir costs 50 So to see the various depart
ments of the New York Fair, which in
cludes 'charge for viewing lady's hand,
,25; charge for viewing a brick, TO-" 1t
should be explained, perhaps, that the
..yiew of lady's hand" Is an inspection of
the soft, white hand of a beautiful female
through microscope. The brick, ditto.
The President has declared his liking for
Shakespeare. Now we can well imagine
positioil i'm which the words of Richard to
Stanley in his mouth would be exceedingly
appropriate-that is, with a very slight
change to suit circumstance. Thus:
Scene-JVhae House. Time Midnight.
Mr.. Lincoln to Mrs. Lincoln: Look to your
sister; if she convey letters to Richmond
you shall answer it. .s4s
Ara fancy ball in New York recently, a
lady personating "Lyrus" was thus attired:
sHer dress, shedding q golden light, was
dazzling, and, being short, displayed daln-
ty red boot with brass tips and heels. UP
on her head was wreath OF flowers, wnlle
over the forehead rose Tyre composed OF
tiny gas lights. The effect was truly bril-
liant, and as she inclined he rhead with her
usual gracefulness, to greet her guests, the
flash was as of purest diamonds. By means
of copper tubes inserted into rubber skirt,
the requisite supply of gas was furnished"
EI1zUR WRIGHT, of Boston, some years
since editor of the Commonwealth, a rampant
Abolition sheet, says in letter othe New
York Anglo-AJrican, q paper edited by a
negro: ~ ~
1t is IN view Of the poverty of white in
tellect as exhibited in this war, as general
rule, from the President downward, that
should rejoice to see some colored man,
Frederick Douglas, for example, placed in
the Presidential chair.
This unhappy white man further says in
the same letter. t$ .fM
/ have often passed for a black man
where have been known only by my writ
ings. iIE
This / always considered rather compli-
mentary to my moral character, and OF
late years have come to consider it COM
pliment to my intellectual calibre, also.