Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-02-27

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WRONG and nnbold tbe riobt. whether men
G viii hear or forbear-n Otto Dresej though
forty Years ears of are. looks many wears Young
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70 tbc c.nss and seeking for the Intimate
snccess of tbe PRINCIPLES of the Democratic
s'L;iosnrh,, ha "a yat comnromising and
pronc;l;atoyv. nrndent cantious. and not a.
together ayerse to n "wee bitn of true pol-
ic,e In noiitical affairs. When it is said that
NJ DreseT is. in common with the upper
ciass of Germans generally, ripe and thor
ougb scholar. IL will appear that he is one
in Whom many graces and rare experiences
have combined to form a man sufficiently
ramarkahle IN warrant this lengthy sketch.
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DANIEL s. UHI,
From Holmes county, is the knight of the
curling locks, the Apollo of the ''South Car
olina corner" He puts on his beaver,
twirls his cane, and looks wicked out of his
dark eyes i'm the most nonchdldnt manner,
as he perambulates past the sofas where
young lady visitors are seated. His county
is notorious as sthe little Democratic coun-
ty," where the draft enrolment stirred up
such hornets nest, as to frighten Governor
Tod out of his propriety. And Uhl, with
his six feet of nobly developed physique, and
black curling hair and heavy whiskers,
looks very brigand, ready alike for gallant
or desperate adventures fitting Repre-
sentative for his splendid constituency. His
appearance indicates an intellectual devel-
opment worthy Of his physical.
z "Hyperion,s curls; the front of JOye himself;
Aneye like Mars to threaten and command"
There is nothing weak, temporising milk
and watery about Daniel; but on the con-
trary he is strong in his opinions, bold and
fearless. as. we'll as eloquent, in their advo-
cacy. These are the qualities which COM
mand success, and we find Mr.. Uhl, after
commencing the practice of law, in 1856,
in his native county of Holmes, and after
having taken to himself a help-meet, occll-
pying a position as clerk in the Ohio Senate
during the years 1858 and 1859, then elected
IN the lal OF 1901, ny malority Oi one
thousand, MEMBER OF tne House OF hep-