Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-28

MALoNY, who was arrested near Now AL
,bany tor robhlng Paymaster, ,EpmeFson At
Nashsille,of $4,000, has plead guilty, and
goes ten years to The Tennessee Peniten-
tiRfy. VA> %t
,1itE boldlers and citizens In St Louis,
Missouri, threaten to tear down the dead
house to which the bodies of those who die
there of cholera are sent. A police force is
on guard protecting it.
OVER 100000 letters came to the United
States, and 100000 newspapers, from Great
Britain, in 1865, and 2,SO0,0OO letters and
$500, 600 newspapers went hence to Great
Britain in the same time. r .r
Gov. BRowNLow said the other day In
Tennessee, that there must be another war.
Wendell Phillips says the same, and Shell
labarger and other Radicals are tanning the
flame Of discord and strife. They long, for
another ware I'D SJitrfa -au .uWond
s5 THERE is not slab, board OF stone to
designate the grave Of McIntlre az Zanes-
vile, who left such a large amount of
property for the education of the poor of
that, city. The fund for this purpose now
goes into the general school fund. .9tria
70 THE Radicals have renominated all their
old Congressman In this State, save two.
The issue Is made clear and distinct With
the record of, these Congressmen, no one
can be in ignorance. The issue Is negro
suffrage or white mems suffrage. n.y.,
10 PETER M. CAkDNEY and anassociate were
arrested at Mattoon, Ill, on the 22d inst,
having In their possession $47, 900 of coun-
terfeit money and $4,000 of good, A wo-
man with the party escaped. They have
been taken to Springfield. ,' ..,
.- THE Springfield (Ill.) Journal says "Con-
gress has fought a good fight and remained
victorious to the end.p The Quincy (Ill2
Herald replies: " Yes, the last act of its
members was tremendous victory. They
stole from the Treasury $2s0O apiece and
escaped the Peuitentiaryl" ~. =. m. N
THE Bedford Inquirer states that Mr..
Eiisihurt, of Ringstown, Bedford county,
Pa, died recently, aged Ill years, five
months and twenty days. He saw all his
own kindred buried. He ran fOot-race
at the age of ninety years with his young :
est son, and beat him.
I Mr.. WEST MCLEAN, a cattle dealer, was
waylaid on last Saturday night, a short dis
tance south of Upper Sandusky, by some
scoundrels, who fired six shots at him, one
of them taking effect in his left arm, max
ing an ugly wound. The horse turned and
Mr.. Mclean escaped back to town. W. %
ALTHOUGH the extensive machine works
OF II. 6F. Blandy were destroyed by fire
on last Saturday night, their orders will be
promptly filled by their branch works at
Newark, iWerkmen are busily engaged IN
clearing away the rubbish, and they ex-
pect to commence operations in sixty
days-,y r. roi,..rf.,i .g5iuffsT 4Jf n
IT is stated that George B. Senter, ESQ.,
of Cleveland, member of the National
Union Executive Committee, appointed by
the Baltimore Convention which renomi-
mated President Lincoln, declines to sign
a call for the meeting Of the committee at
Philadelphia, September 8 on the ground
that he now fully indorses the policy of
President Johnson. 'nil lv -i9a 1nal
jim ASHLEY comes out boldly. He states
in recent speech;9a know that the loyal
people Of Ohio are with me in demanding
absolute equGlay for az loyal citizens before
the IGtc, and u any man In this District differs
with me here / cannot represent him." By |
this he means that riigger is as good In |
Ill respects as white man. Nothing more
( Ex-PosTMAsrER GENERAL DENNIsoN Is |
In receipt of large number ofletters from |
al parts OF the West, congratulating him |
upon his withdrawal from the Cabinet.-O. |
B. Journal. Iuf.i-. -sFe eqI..I ~ |
As his resignation was matter of gen.
eral lcongratulation, why should he not re-
eeiye some expression Of the universal sat
sJs.r.i Em afgG OF |
| THE Philadelphia North american tRadi-
eaD is giving 1t up. Hear his groanings on
last Thursday aTI =. ri.H.e v,-au.Ju.
-"Reverse may ouertdke any cause. Surren- 4
der alone Is disgTaceful. There Is thOus-
and times more honor and glory In stand
ing Inanfully by such q party, eueR through
disaster, than in being found among the
camp followers and hangers-on Of sue
cessfui organization which fights only for