Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-28

The Excise law has brought Sligo 000f
into the New York treasury since May.
The Radicals are talking lands and mules
to the negroes in Mississippi. r.
Verdi is said to be at work on a new op-ct,
era upon an American subject-5
lSickles is ruffiing it in Washington.
threatening to, take the stump against the |,
Presiden ...e-s ai-l.lf....I is Il,
The New York Times thinks there is dan
ger to the Republican party in the wind.
Mile Fanny Jananschek is called the |.
German Ristori. .ll-iesoE ouY9ll.G ri /
The Kansas Republicans have split, or
nearly so, upon female suffrage, prohibi-
tion and Sunday laws. 5ya f.sj s..7,,,ip<.T III
Charles Baudelaire, the French poet and |
translator of Poe, died an opium eater. |
The Sultan has sent Victoria, and one. or
two other of his English friends, presents of
horses.
The Saratoga homiciie, William j. Kirt-
ley, goes TO prison for five years. -'ea)
A gentleman of Weedsport has been driv-
en-, by the activity of the gossips, to pub
fishing in the local paper, a full account OF
his family affairs. .
The Kentucky girl who has been. asleep
for eighteen years, is to be exhibited at the
County Fair, along with the big pumpkin
and the calf with two heads.
mysterious bather, dressed in black,
with black mask and gloves, is exciting the
curiosity of the French at Trouville. ~
The liquor which some Taunton State
Constables swore to be ale, was proved to
be mixture of molasses, hops, aloes, Irish.
moss, water and coffee.
Much money is said to be on hand to
elect Dennison as the successor of bold Ben
Wade in the Senate. The National banks
want him. e.,...--.- ~.
The Paris international Medical Com
gress has decided that cholera is not con-
tagious. Mem. for cholera. uois Y8I
The Laurence Journal says that Mrs..
Cady Stanton beats Seward and Lane, and
every other man or woman orator.
u. S. Marshal Goodloe has published a
reply to lSickles' elaborate defense, in
which he shows upits fine absurdity. 1si9l
The Republican party is divided against
itself in North Carolina. The blacks, of
course, go with the, confiscation and dam
nation faction. i.- - .
Reynolds and Quillins, the legless men,
stumped race at Cincinnati on Saturday,
the former winning the $1,000, and making
the mile in IL minutes and 10 seconds. zr,l
Juarez SAYS he doesn't want the Presi.
dency, but Gen. Diaz wants him to have it,
and on the whole he thinks he will take it,
lust for the sake of s' frustrating the de-
signs" of some wicked men.o)h!l4 -'ift
The .sRising Sons of Liberty % is the title
of negro organization in the several
Southern States. OF a military character,
which is creating no little anxiety. 'i.i
Ben wafle, in his Cincinnati speech,
boasted that he once worked on a canal
Just as if that made him an honest man for
all the rest of his life-and declared the re-
port of his Kansas speech to be forgery.
The Washington Chronicle abuses the Pres
ident for thinking the Reconstruction acts
of Congress are unconstitutional. Thad.
Stevens declares them to be so. and says it
is ridiculous to pretend otherwise. .T9H
King William. did not meet with much
courtesy on his recent tour in Southern Ger
many, and at Frankfort some unsubdued
firemeni drenched him to the skin with
water from their pipe -.-..sa.,, NIL
Felix. the brother of Porfirio Diaz, char
ges Mejia with selling corn to the French.
Mejia is now minister of war, high and
mighty patriot. But such is Mexican 10y
atty.
E. Hurlbert, Pope's chief registrar in
Georgia, has issued a circular, urging the
election of candidates favorable to a con-
vention, and stating that otherwise ""exe-
cutions will be levied and thousands. sold
out and rendered bankrupt"
Saws sa gacious writer-'Peace can only
come through return to the spirit aud let
ter of the Constitution. Il can onlyseome
through moderation, and Justice, and pu-
rity of purpose. Therefore it cannot come
through the Radical party!'
The Cincinnati Commercial advises each OF
the editors on the Rocky Mountain eXcur-
sion to 90 provided with a bucket of water.
the peculiar utility of which in Mr.. Los
dominions was illustrated in the recent
massacre at Plum Greek. il5l
nro AF;,na-otono xx,ara l,ant oll ,,i0ht "A al
on their backs and motionless, feigning
death, bv a ferocious animal which they
| supposed to be bear, but which the morn.
| ing light showed as a large Newfoundland
dog. @ r.
The Good Templars of Springfield had s
high old time Saturday night, prolongins
| their temperate orgies late into Sunday
morning. The Republican tells of mis-
cellaueous hugging and kissing among th'
brethren and sisters, and hints at darker
doings. aH -ttues-s.. rli l.-i
The latest .ssignificance'' of Eugenie'
visit to Victoria is that she wanted thu
British Queen to use her influence to pre-
vent the publication of certain queer Mex.
Jean documents in the hands of the Duke
| d'Aumale. 'lss - i3tt'li .'- .l' 81 'j',
According to legal Interpretation, womel
can vote in England under the new reform
act. For Parliament ordained in 1850 tn a
IN all aCLS. WOTUS IIlO uldSCullU'
gender shall be deemed to include females
unless the contrary is expressly provided,
and the bill of Mr.. Disraeli does not7providt
the contrary. Will they try it9
The Hartford (Ct.) Times says: The dut
of the Demorl attic party at the present tim
is to rescue the country from the grasp o
the Radicals, who are overthrowing its in
stitutions. Disregarding Federal Office
} and office-holders, and clinging firmly t
the principles of the Constitution, the,
should freely consult and act with all VIII
now agree with them in principle, wheth
er they have been opponents in the past @
not"
FoRNEY is imploring the people of Penn
sylyania to look out for the President, a
he has plot on hand which is to startl
the country and endangera all that is in it
t which simply means, when rendered int
!. sober prose, that the plan of the desperat
: Radical leaders to bring articles ofimpeach
r ment against the President for daring t
differ with Congress in opinion, and the
j of removing him from Office, before tri;
: and conviction, by joint resolution of Con
II gress, is certain to create profound excite
ment and general confusion, the caus
on the Presidents shoulders in ad
j vance. 1t is as wild balderdash to sa
!. that the President contemplates any sue
measure of force as these promoters of put
| lie disturbance charge him with, as it wa
t to say that-he had resolved to reopen reg
| istration in the Southern States. Tn
8 President, we are all assured, will do moth
: ing "outside of the Constitution and tina
is the sole reason why he is hated so vic
: lently by men whose revolutionary plan
he stands in the way of. The people c
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