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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
The Meeting nt GiIend.

Mt. GILEAD, O., Sept. 11th, 1867.
AS the morning was very cloudy and
the rain continued to fall in mist dur
| ing the forenoon until about ten or eleven
O'Clock. the prospect for large meeting
was very untavorable. However, at about
noon the clouds cleared away, the sun
shone forth, and all nature seemed to be
revived; and the people of Morrow and
the adjoining counties, as it were, catching
the Injection, came out almost en- nadSSe To
see and hear the man Vallandigham. Your
correspondent expected to find Democrats
:carce in Morrow county, and was truly
surprised to see such an immense audience
present. ltwas estimated by men that have
been used to seeing large crowds OF peo-
pie that there were between eight and ten
thousand persons present. The people came
in town in regular old Democratic hickory
delegation style, headed by brass bands
and martial music. The scene was one
calculated to bringto mind the better days
OF the Republic under Democratic rule,
before the devastating Influence of war had
swept over this fair land of America. ol
Atabout noon the people assembled on
the Fair grounds, situated at the southel n
part of the town. The speakers that VIZ re
announced tor the occasion not being on
the ground yet, DIR. Hyatt, of Delaware,
was called upon to address the audience,
which he did in most able speech, such
as is characteristic of the man. - d.
After the Doctor had spoken an hour
and twenty minutes, Mr.. Williams, of
Crestline, was called to the stand, and the
cheers of the audience showed that his re-
marks were appreciated. About this time
Mr.. Yallandigham arrived on the ground
and his appearance was greeted by pro-
longed cheering. Mr.. v. then proceeded
to discuss the issues of the campaign in a
most powerful speech of two hours.
showing up the positions of the
two parties in a manner at once
clear, comprehensive and dispassionate
Those who have heard Mr.V. on former
occasions, say that this was one of his fines'
efforts After Mr.. V. had finished, speech
es were made by Judge. Van Trump and
Hon. A. NJ. jackson. The people are moving
Let Radicalism quake. The reaction has
begun from the Atlantic and from the
golden region of the far off Pacific the glo-
rious news comes that States are being re-
deemed; that stars that for years have been
obscured, are beginning to be seen in our
political horizon. Push on the column
one more advance and victory is ours.
MILES.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
CUYAHoGA.
We'll Said.

At Democratic meeting, in the north
ern portion of the State, after the speaker
had concluded, a Radical arose and assn.
ming an air of dignity and importance ,
demanded to know of the speaker if MAR
TIN VAN BUREN, whilst he was Democrat,
had not favored Negro Suffrage, coupled
with property qualification. in the State
of New York. The speaker replied that
he regretted to say that MARTIN, with all
his wisdom and shrewdness, was extremely
visionary and embraced the folly of free
soilism and Negro Suffrage, and that, to
that did he owe his humiliation and ruin,
after a most brilliant political career.
And the speaker added, "as it was his
ruin let the Radicals profit by his calamity
for the Radical party will hereafter be as
powerless as he was after his foolish depar-
ture from a sound political faith" The
Radical comprehended the point and i'm
mediately subsidized.
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Democratic Nomination.

DR.. LEONARD, of West Liberty, Logan
county, was nominated, on Saturday last.
as candidate for Represen tative, by the
Democracy of Logan county in Conven-
ton assembled. DIR. LEONARD is a gen.
tleman of high character and of fine tai
ent.
In the last House of Representatives
Logan county was represented by DOM
PIATr, who had more brains than all the
party leaders of his county combined. AS
DoNN's successor, the Negro Suffrageites.
under the lead, it is said, of Attorney
General WEST, nominated MARVIN WAR
NER-better known as 'MarUelous WAR
NER," who once wrote and had published a
book of Law Forms, which he claims near
ly doubled the number of convicts in the
Ohio Penitentiary. From DOM PIArr to
Marvellous :" WARNER, the descent is
great. so, what a fall was there, my
countrymen!'' IF fortune, kind to "Mar-
velous," but cruel to the interests of his
country, should send him to the Legisla-
ture, we will take infinite pleasure in re-
cording his sayings and doings, to the end
that his genius may pass into history, by
giving it an airing in the STATESMAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
Republican Fizzle in CieveIa nd
Correspondence Ohio Statesman1
CJEVEIAND. Sent ~ 1897

CLEVELAND, Sept. 10, 1867.
The Ben. Wade meeting held here to-day
was fizzle; yes, fizzle of the worst kind
in point of numbers and enthusiasm
Hand-bills of no ordinary size had been
circulated for weeks throughout Northern
Ohio, informing the people that Senator
Wade, Congressman Spaulding, and other
eminent speakers, would address the
"loyal' people at Cleveland, on the 10th
day of September. Formerly, such a no.
tice would have brought to the city its
hundreds and thousands; but the spell is
broken. The people do not rally as on
former occasions. The number present
to-day did not exceed, at any one time.
six hundred! ! Some good judges estimate
the number at five hundred; but putting
it at the highest number, in city cont lin
ing the population of Cleveland (75 OO0).
the gathering can be looked upon in no
other light than one grand Republican
tiZZle. ..
| will not attempt to describe the old
blackguard's speech. 1t was the same word
for word, that he recently inflicted upon
the people OF Marietta and Portsmouth.
and which has been condemned by all can
did and Intelligent readers. His abuse oil
the Hon. Thomas Ewing, in calling him
Ian old clown, and saying that he (Ewing)
was demented, and ought TO be damned
has gained him no friends Eere bouts; and
his harangue to-day will damage the Rail
ical ticket 500 votes. My advice TO the
Republican State committee is, (and it is
my wish, also) to keep old Ben. on the
move.
CUYAHoGA.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12

The Handwriting on the Wall
The Negro sulraaeItes Weighed
in the Balance and Found
Wanting.
That the people are tired Of the disunio n
schemes of the Radical leaders, and their
legislation for the benefit of the Negro to
the injury of the Whites, is apparent in
the election returns from the Territory Of
Montana and the States of California and
Maine. The flood tide is against them. In
every election the Radicals have lost
ground-the ratio of changes gainst them,
in each of the States named, is sufficient to
carry Ohio by many thousands against
Negro Suffrage and its advocates, and to
| reassert the doctrine that this is White
mans Government.
The eyes of the guilty BELsHAzzAR saw
not with more of terror the handwriting on
the wall-the meme meme tekel uphdrsin OF his
eternal overthrow than these Radical
Negro Suffrage leaders see in the coming
events which cast their shadows before,
that Ohio will follow the glorious lead thus
taken by other States. Revolutions never
go backwards, and until the last State votes,
the contest which weighs Negro Suffrage
and Its adherents in the balance and finds
them wanting, will not have its end.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
SVade's Meeting in Cleveland-A
Miserable Failure.
Correspondence Ohio Statesman.l

CLEVELAND, Sept. 10, 1867.
The "great gathering" that was to have
been held here to-day turned out such a
i1imsy affair, Notwithstanding the weather
was delightful and the meeting held on the
Public Square, that want the fact known
throughout the State. 1t is significant, 1
think. This is old Wade's home; it was
Well known he would speak, and yet the
loyal men of Cleveland and Cuyahoga
county would not turn out to hear his
slang. The Sheriff had to introduce him
to the crowd for the want of a more suit
able person to perform the duty, and be
made abluuder, having forgotten his name.
Good joke. Old Ben was evidently disap--
pointed at seeing the small number pres
ent-and Spauldng too. heard a number
say that there were not $50 in the crowd
Wade evidently thinks his chances for re-
election to the Senate are very slim.
Alter lying and abusing Judge Thur
man for some time he suddenly stopper,
and enquired: . Are any of you agoingtc
vote for that man?" "Yes, yes" was the
response from the crowd.
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7 DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The Democratic County Central COM
mittee announce the following meetings.:
COLUMBUS, at the Atheneum. Thursday even
ing, September 18th. Speaker. Hon. r. Var
COLUMBUS. westiF Front State House, Saturday
evening, September l4th. at 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
Speakers, Col. Geo. w. AlcCook, Hon. Frank II.
LAWRENCE SCHNEIDER'S GROCERY
8 FORE. Saturday evening. September 14th, at
FITZGERALD'S GROCERY STORE, Saturday
evening, September I4th, at z o'clock. Speakers
E. +. Bingham and E. T. Delaney. -'f'
AT HILLIARD STATION, on Tuesday, Septem-
Der "a. 1867. at O'Clock p. NJ: will be address
ed by Judge w. r. Rankin and ID. q. Patrick. 70
At ALTON. Prairie township. on "Wednesday
Evening September 18th. at * O'Clock Speakers
f. L. Delany and G. LOwenstein. "a. .
AT NORTH COLUMBUS, on Tuesday Evening
September 18th, at ~ o'cl, ck- Speakers, Ton
G. Thurman and John d. Burnett.
AT SHADEVlLLE. on Wednesday Evening
Sept: 18th, 1867, at IL O'Clock. Speaf ers, E. +
Bingham and C-l 7. Mann. .-.I ~ ..fl.al
At HAvEN'S SCHOOL HOUSE, in Jefferson
township, Thursday evening, September 10, 1867.
at IA o'clock. Sdeakers-Gen. 5. W. An.
drews and Colonel H. Il. W Wison. 80 't
At CENTRAL COLLEGE, on Friday evening. Sep
tember 90, 1867, at ~ O'Clock. p. NJ. Speakers :
Mat. Martin and E. L. DeLany. 7-.l4-- 81
At BRIGGS SCHOOL HOUSE. in franklin tp .
on Saturday evening, Sept. 2lst, at * O'Clock
Speakers-E. ID. DeIany and Cal. T. Mann,
By order of- the Democratic Executive COMMITTEES
of franklin County.
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Additional Appointments.

The Democratic State Executive Com
mittce announce the following mass meet
ings:\
Col. .BoI,sl NJ. COnneIl's AppOint.
Hssents.
WAVERLY. Monday evening. Sept. 23d.
q C.iILLICOTHE. Tuesday evening. Sept. 2ith with
Gen. nurbin Ward.
CIRCLEVILLE, Wednesday evening, Sept. 18th,
with Gen. Durbin Ward.
L lGAf, Thursday evening, Sept 96th.
NEW LEXINGTON. Friday evening, Sept. 27th
LANCASTER. Saturday evening. Sept. 2sth. .-
RAoDs- II. VAN TrnrnP and u. F
Nc9Einney's appointments.
SARAHSVILLE. THURSDAY, Sept. Goth.
WASHINGTON, Guernsey county. Friday, Sept
GAINESVILLE. Saturday; Sept. 2sth.
B5oB..B. W. HHcCOrlxlr, ,OfCaIffornia
AtDAYT0N, Wednesiayevening Sept 25th, will
- Hon. G. "a. V Vsllandigham.
Col Es. BURNS mud Hon. l.. z.
-'i' Critchfieid, $50
At RELLEFoNTAlNE. Logan county. Monday
At TROY. Miami county. Tuesday. Oct 1st. ,....
rs Hon. e. T.. VaIlaDdiah ham,, i.
With other speakers to be announced hereafter.
AT tCARLISLE, corner Butler, Warren and Prebl
, counties on G. H. d. Z. r. f5i.4.5- ylf..rl
LANCASTER, Tuesday eyoning, October 1st.
Ro". d. VI. E-teP and Matt Mar
81 -t-.aare tin, Esq, .1s'.1,i sa'd
At LANCASTF R. Friday. October 4th, with Hons
. G.. w, Morgan and W. h. Finck. iii H0ar.
Democratic Committees will please max,
the necessary arrangements tor these meet
ings.
JOHN G, THOMPSON, Chm.
e.. B. EsHEIMAS, Sec'y. ,.,i-..,.
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English
Astrologist. Clairvoyant and Psychometrician, who
has sstonished the scientific classes of the Old
World. has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight as to enable her to impart knowl-
edge OF the greatest Importance to the single
ried of either While In state of trance. she
delineates the very features the person you are
to marry, and by the aid of an instrument of in
tense power known as the Psychomotrope, guaran-
tees to produce afelike picture of the future hus-
band wife of the applicant. together with date Of
marriaAe position in life, leading trai of charac-
yer, &c ms is no humbug, as thousands of testi-
certified certificate. or written guarantee that the
picture is what It purports to be. By inclosing a
small lock OF hair. and stating place of BIRTH age.
disposition sud complexion. and inclosng fifty cents
and STAMPED envelope addressed to YOURSELF Won
will receive the picture and desired information by
return, mail; All COMMUNICATIONS sacredIy conft
GENITAL. Address in confidence MADAME f. r.
THoRNToH. I. D. Box 223, Hudson. N. Y.
mar25-daWly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12

FACTS do not bear our Radical cotempor-
aries out in the assertion that the negroes
are our best citizens, and exempt from
crime. We see that Of the 1,04l prisoner:
now in the Ohio penitentiary, 1873 are col.
ored. OF the whites, there is one convict
in every p 600 inhabitants. while the ne,
groes furnish one to every $50. The me-
groes have e-fortieth of the population
OF the State, but furnish one-seventh OF
the criminals-siX negroes to one white
to say nothing of the petty thieving il
which the "manhoods are still greater il
abundance.-SteubenUi3e Gazette.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12
1Eon. George L. Conver

- HOE. WeOFSe H-' OOnVeFse =
Will address the following Democratic
meetings in Union county: ..-
KNOXVILLE CENTR September II, at 2
= p. NJ. =
NEW CALIFORNIA, September II, at o'clock
O'Clock p. NJ. m. -IIl
WATKINS, September IS, at o'clock P. NJ.
NEW DOVER, September Is. at I o'clock P. NJ.
PHARISBUR September 10. ia O'Clock P. NJ.
REDWOOD, September 10. at 7 O'Clock P. NJ.
ESSEX, September 20. at O'Clock Z. NJ. 'iA .
YORK CENTRE. September 20. at 7 O'Clock P. NJ.
MILFORD CENTRE, September 81, at O'Clock
p. NJ. .-.."..
.- PHILIP SNIDER, Chm.
DARIUS BUXTON, Sec'y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-12

THE Bangor Daily Euening Times, Radi-
cal Abolition sheet that, during the war,
pandered to the worst passions of men and
justified all the outrages committed, and
thus built up lucrative business, died, as
soon as the result of the Radical defeat in
that State became apparent, for want of
support. .....I .-.-
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Free to EverNhodx.

A Large PIP Circular, giving information of +h,
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes
1t teaches how the homely may become besu.;f,
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved
Ne young lady or gentleman should fail to sans
their Address. and receive copy post psid br -.
turn mail. ~ 4e
,= ,.-s, Address P. o. Drawer 81.