Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-09-08
Democrat,c German Meetings.
NEWS ANn oTHERWIsE.

READING MATTER on the Fourth Page.
GOLD closed yesterday evening, at l46.
LIPS shining with the grease of Treasury
pap have a great deal to say about "bread
and butter" politicians. r'f .s
CHARLES MoFFATT kicked to death John
d. Smith in Cincinnati, on "wednesday
morning.
The Presidents Delmonico's Banquet
speech was telegraphed to England at an
; expense of $50l9, and it was worth it.
THE denunciation of public men by Rad
icals is regarded in the South as the best
kind of Endorsement. If the former defame,
the latter defend. ..t....r ........... o..
Hon. CHARLES REEMEIIN, Of Cincinnati,
declines the nomination for Representative,
which the late Democratic and johnson
Convention rendered him. a-. .ltequ
GENERAL BUTLER, in late speech, said
that 'he preferred white hearted black
faced man to black-hearted white faced
man." If he is not greatly belied he pre-
fers Southern silver spoons to either.
MOLIm STANLEY,t the prostitute who stole,
for Jennie Steele, the child Lille Davidson,
was on Monday held for trial before the
Court Of Common Pleas, at Cincinnati, on
the charge Of kidnapping. 'lt rf d-i
J.J. CooMBs, Esq, Of Washington, a
member Of the Republican Executive Com
mittee, rendered his resignation as q mem-
Der of that committee, and Joined the Con-
servatiye ranks. -.. -a., .l,.T
THE St. Louis Merchants Exchange have
resolved to act in concert with the city au-
thprities and the people in the reception Of
! the President to-day and requested mer-
chants to suspend business at twelve o'clock
that day for holiday. ~. .l.i1 .i.. ~, y, ~ y.
Gov. FENToN was nominated for re-elec-
tion, as Governor Of New York, by the
late Radical Convention, held at Syracuse.
This nomination is "Love's Labor Lost,
for he will be badly beaten by Gen. Dix or
Mayor Hoffman, one Of whom will proba-
bly, be his opponent.
THE official returns of thelate Kentucky
election, as certified by the Governor, State
Auditor and Secretary Of State, have been
orened and published. The vote, emitting
the counties Of Letcher and Perry, stands |:
For Duval, 95,979; for Hobson, 5S,O35-ma-
jOrity, 1894. - ia 6IaoF i' sg6t,rt
The Richmond Times denies the story that
the friends Of Colonel Dahlgren had a iic4
titious body palmed on upon them, and
that the real body had been placed where II
would never be recovered. The Times pub
fishes the statements Of the parties con-
cerned In the burial, showing that the glory
is without foundation. hna} u qnI
ON Monday evening last, as Mr., Charles
Wayne was riding on the Louisville and
Bardstown pike, when shout three miles out
from the latter place, he was met by SIX
highwaymen, who deprived him Of the
horse he was riding and twenty dollars in
money. The robbers were all strangers in
that neighborhOod. a.'a7 h822 ~
A,pEcrsIoN has been rendered by Judge
williams; in the District Court In Pittsburg,
Penn, Affirming the constitutionality Of
the act OF the General Assembly, which
provides for the payment Of $500 to every
.personwho enlisted In the army as vol
! antber, credited to any district and who did
j aOt receive any bounty at the time Of en-
listment.sm 0liagfH qlgg % Heii9g.si1fF
Ifkas been asceftained that the President
expressed strong desire to visit the leading
Southern cities, and II It Is ct all practica-
Bile; the trip win be made early in the en-
suing year. Meanwhile, Il Is not unlikely
that he may make . tour Of virginia and
North Oarolina soon after bis return nom
his visit 10 Chicago. 9ioi9 inofiiig slaylt4