Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-09-20
.09lo Statesman.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
The Ohio Statesman Company.
TUESDAY MORNING, - SEPT. 20.
Mottoes, Cnricatures, &c.


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Notices, Caricat lures, sc.
The following notices, caricatures and
representations were on the various ban.
ners and transparencies, carried in the pro-
cession at the great MCCLELLAN Ratifica-
tion Meeting in Cincinnati, last Saturday
night:
s'We want another George" L-
"We'n send old Ape to split rails
again."
s'Secretary Stanton" and figure of a
lean raw-bOned Jackass. ..g
"We've had enough of the rail mauler."
''Five cents loaf for bread, and ten
cent stamp" with the figure of loaf of
bread and revenue stamp upon the loaf.
"Union and Liberty"
''Old Abe the original ourang-outang,"
with bust of Old Abe.
"Weighed in the balance and found
wanting" with scales the Constitution"
in one and ,old Abe" in the other, the lat
ter elevated above equilibrium.
''Abe Lincoln splitted rails and now he
tries to split the Union" ' r..
"Clear the track for Little Mac" repre-
sentatiOn of a railroad train of cars.
'Lincoln puts his foot down but the peo-
pie put his head down."
mo black sergeants for white soldiers"
a representation of white troops being drill
ed by black sergeant.
"Brains VS.. ignorance" with figure of
Pugh as an intelligent statesman, and a
hogshead for Eggleston.
'Old Abe sees the elephant" with rep
resentation Of Lincoln in great fright at the
approach of an elephant labelled on its side,
democratic power"
Resistance to tyrants is obedience to
God"
"Give 'em Scissors"
sold Ape Lincoln" andla figure of an
apes head.
"Union, Liberty and Law"
"No more Bastiles for free Americans"
mo more Rail Splitters in the Presiden-
tial chair"
''That's all Old Abe is fit for" and car
ricature of Lincoln splitting rails.
'Little Mac kicks out the Lincoln dy-
nasty" and representation ofa son of Lin
coins Cabinet receiving the well directed
kicks of Mcclellan.
"There's good time coming boys"
"Little Mac and the Buckeye Boy"
"That's what's the matter" and bust of
negros head"
''Small loaves and large stamps" with a
loaf of bread, having on it ten cent reve-
nue. stamp.
''Old Abe, a fine specimen of an Illinois
guerrilla" and head of Lincoln.
"Ben. Eggleston Me & Co. wont do for
Congress-" with the representation of a hog
with an excellent facial likeness of Eggles-
ton.
"For Congress, Geo. E. Pugh."
"Abe Lincoln's residence in 1865, Bar
NUNS museum"
'Old Ape gets squelched."
"Restoration of peace on the basis of the
Union, under the Constitution, without an
other drop of blood"
ecutive power"
"Pendleton, the Cincinnati boy"
sour next President Little Mac" with
an excellent painting of Mcclellan.
'Lincoln's Dynasty very Nasty"
'War is Disunion, Compromise is
Union" 'n.
"No Peace without Union"
''Shoddy contractors" and most capital
portrait of fat contractor.
devoted to the Union, ever, we will moi
desert it now."
"Lincoln's internal revenue stamps" ant
representation of horse with revenue
stamp on its side.
"We want white man for President"
"Eloquence: 'Tis easier to pay larg'
debt than larger one."-A. Lincoln.
"Old Abe is gone up" and carricaturt
of Lincoln thrown into the air by mule.
"Black Republicanism," and represen-
tation of white man and negro wench
arm in arm.
'Little Mac and Pendleton cleaning out
the White House," with a representation OF
these distinguished gentlemen with brooms
sweeping out the Presidential mansion.
'We'll hang JEFF Davis on sour apple
tree"
'The pen is mightier than the sword"
"Brough ordering out the National
Guards" and the figure of a corpulent man
carrying on his shoulders the head of a bull
frog. ..
"Little Mac-the soldiers friend and the
peoples choice" aH.E.
'gro whom it may concern" with an eX-
cellent representation of Mcclellan plant
ing a well directed kick in Lincoln's poste-
riOr. .lg1
''Good evening, Old Abe, and his scotch
cap and big cloak" The representation on
this transparency was the amusing farce OF
Lincoln hurrying to Washington in his cell
ebrated disguise. An indignant clansman
from the highlands, who was by-stander
on the corner of Fourth and Vine streets,
exclaimed: sits dom'd lie-nara Scotch
man that ever sported kilt would have
made such coward of himself.'
''George Washington, George B. McClel-
Ian, George E. Pugh."
'.Old Abe" singing "Picayune Butler"
and representation of Lincoln singing the
negro melody, while in his front lay hum
dreds of dead and wounded soldiers, and a
regiment of soldiers in the back ground.
'Get your Stamps!" with representation
of coffin with revenue stamp on the lid.
'Iittle Mac will go to Washington with
out a Scotch cap and cloak" a q.
"Little Mac stops the Abolish jack" with
a rooster stopping a mule with Lincoln on
his back. Cp C ff'2 i7aa vhA3Tg4
''How are you conscript?" On this trans
parency was representation of white
conscript between two negro soldiers. Q.
"Abe and JEFF, Abolition and Secession"
On this representation were two gallows,
on one Abraham Lincoln, and the other JET
ferson Davis, both hanging by the neck. rs
"We want brains, not Spiritual Rapping,'
to direct our National affairs" I7g77t NJ
'gThe Tod family VS.. nigger influence
with female whipping Lincoln, and at
tempting topull, Lincoln after her, while
on the other side negro was also pulling
at Old Abe, and the President leaning to-
wards the dark side of the picture. y1
"A thing of beauty is a joy forever" ac-
companied by negro bust. 70 dltaGH
This reminds me Of O joke,n with Carl
cature of Old Abe provoking laughter from
an old horse by Lincoln joke. GyaIo g9f
"Old Abe finds his levels accompanied by
earricature of old Abe squatted upon the
ice with his legs and arms dangling in the