Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-19
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PSIacEGOuhT fsaterdayy mornibs quite
a number Of the devotees Of the rosy god,
paid their respects, ,to, his Honor The Mayor,
who, they consider, has a "hne" comten-
ance and are "finiug' influence upon some
of them! 4 " q VTfF N-C'C'LtI
Patrick Fentop. q ''plain'' drink was
committed because he hadn't 81 90 and
costa Pat swears he'll ''nivif git dbfilnk
agip till he have stamps to pay for the fun
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John Wright got drunk. Althoqgh John
was Wright, he wasn't right in getting
'fuller nora kaag."S As he couldn't. make
1t right with the Mayor, bis Honor went
thrpughtberite Of making John Wright go
right to the 'boose to work out fine of
80 OOandcosts. That's right wrighk-
Dennis Whalon's was a "plain" drunk
also. As Dennis wasn't whalin' any one
he got, offwith o fipe Of, SaOO and costs,
but as he couldh'tlpay it, Debuis yWalon is
whalin' away at the pebbles :ln the Gala
bo9se yard. BGA BlH I'll EJI0
Adam Du Massey was drunk. Like his
great nRmesake the first Adam, he fell from
his highiestate. the sidewalk, to the gutter.
But no apple tempted him. No sir. Twas
corn, in the lqpid state and as heTwslked
off 10 the calab0ose In default Of $500 and
costs, no lovely Eve shared his Punishment,
yetwe don't think he cared. Adam. G'VA
AlonzO Clark was drunk and disorderly,
and was fined $500 which he liquidated.
Ed. Sheahe was likewise drunk and dis
orderly, Ed. got into small game of
poker-real iron, long poker, we mean-
and as EDS adversary had full hand, Ed.
passed, and an officer took him up. This
morning the Mayor made him go $500 and
costs better, and as Ed. had got drunk, and
got whipped with the poker, he paid up
andiwent home. 10 m l.r, ,1 .rso
John Quigley was as drunk as lord and
as disorderly as House OF Congress; for
this John was fined $500 and costs, and in
default he was committed. a
John Gorden was drunk, very drunk, and
It cost John $l.OO and costs. He didn't
have any money, and he breaketh his heart
and public stone for the public good. p
Frank Massell, paid a simple $l.OO and
costs for "a simple drunk, and the reception
was declared closed for the morning.
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MEETING OF THE DEMocRAoY OF THE
SECOND WARD.-Pursuant to notice, large
number OF Democrats OF the Second Ward
met at Thurman Hall, ,272 South E.sh
street, on last evening, for the purpose Of
organizing Democratic Club. On motion
OF W. p. Brown, Matthias Martin was ap-
pointed temporary Chairman. On motion
of s. s. Rickly, W. p. Brown was appoint
ed Secretary pro TEN. Mr.. Rickly moved
that the Constitution recommended blythe
Democratic State Executive Committee be
adopted by this Club, which motion was
agreed to. On motion of Mr.. Rickly, a COM
mittee Of three was appointed to report the
names Of permanent officers to be elected
by the Club. .sa. t br. 11ozM
The Chairman appointed s. s. Rickly,
John "A. Sarber and John H. Martin said
committed. H W III OF .-ai
Mr.. Rickly, in behalf, of the committee
on Permanent Officers, made the following
report: 80 '-- --f- ~ p ~
President. Matthias Martin, Vice Presi-
dent, Fl. B. A1bery; Secretary, w. P. Brown;
Treasurer, r. sWalkun; Executive Com
mittee, Geo. i. Converse, James Smith and
G. Bartling.- 80 = ..., .,...,
Mr.. Martin asked to be excused from
serving, as he expected to be absent from
the city considerable of the time during
the present campaign. 1spa " #Ai -
1t was then. moved that Mr.. Martin be
excused, and that S, s. Rickly be substi-
tuted in the report for President, which
motion was agreed to. .
On motion, the report was then unani-
mously adopted. l l.-. sf,..a Il. 4oi
On motion, Mr.. Bingham was requested
to address the meeting, which he did in a
very happy manner. s ,as5
Mr.. Rickly then addressed the meeting
In very able manner, seconding the re-
marks Of Mr.. Bingham in favor of early
organization.
On motion, the Executive committeewas
Instructed to procure list Of names to be-
come members at the next meeting.
1t was also moved that the Executive
Committee act as a Lecture Committee for
the Club. lli.s ns
On motion, H. J. Wylie, Esq, was re-
quested to address the Club at its next
meeting. so ,e
Mr.. Martin made a very earnest and for
chile speech to the Club. '.I 40 sni
On motion of A. Ralston, the meeting
adjourned, to meet at this Hall on next
Monday evening at ~ O'Clock. sal
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