Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-16
16, 1867.
Paragraphs from the Boston Post

Paragraphs from the BOSTON Post.
Can Sumner henceforth be called q
"Union" man? ..i |
'The lost tcause'-Radicalism.
The liveliest 'corpse" of the season-De-
mocracy.
New Orleans is watching and hoping
for frost.
The employees OF the Cuban cable are
uniformed. |
Haytien dollars sell for three cents |
apiece.
A new chignon is called the Bismarck.
Chase thinks he won't stay longer in
Ohio.
Baton Rouge has colored justice of the
peace. . |
shooting Niagara" is to be revamped
and published.
Salmon's chase for the Presidency has
come to an end.
A complete letter writer-Butler; but
not Of letters of credit.
Two Presidential birds killed with one
stone-Chase, Colfax. ..r ....... l...r
Mazzoleni is engaged for three years at
the Italian Opera in Paris.
The cat fiourishes and is flourished in the
tennessee penitentiary. ''h
The ''change of heart" in the people beats
any TcNlVal Oh IecOru. ".i
An Indiana blacksmith settled grudge
by splitting the grudgee on sickle.
The Concord Radicals think the sound of
Democratic joy-guns nuisance"
numbering in Maine, will, it is said, be
less extensive than usual next winter.
Coltax wanted to hang somebody. His
Presidential prospects hang-fire. 4
New Jersey cranberry lands sell for
81 1000 per acre. .-... ..
Lucy Stone has been chosen President of
the nited States-at Missouri fair.
In Paris, as in Mobile, fines are imposed
for speaking disrespeetfally of the police.
Where is Groton in this crisis? Like
Sumner, Boutwell, is dumb-dumb-found
ed. o.. .... --.....
The 'blue grass girls'' of Kentucky are
called the handsomest and the spunkiest in
the country.
Good news for Forney-Schuylkil has
elected a Sheriff sin the very teeth of the
Democracy"
Forncy calls TUESDAYS work sgeneral
confusion" His poor brain whirls with it.
"Perry county has stood firm" says For
ney. Half loaf is better than no bread
Cough was hissed at the Cooper Insti-
tute. He had expressed preference for
prize fighting over horse racing.
gusted with Mrs. Lincoln as she is with
them. 1t is family quarrel.
A Radical paper says the White House
gardener has something to tell about Mrs
Lincoln. He Is good at Wedding.
Motto for melancholy Republicans
'When as returns the solemn day."
-LoaoeU Courier.
Ben. Wade should change his diet-eat
little grease and slip out of sight as easily
as possible under the circumstances.
Says Salmon P.
Chase, says he,
III fish, by Jupiter AmmonP
And threw in his fy-oh-
But never a sign of Salrlon.
The Springfield Republican tells the SIM
pie truth when it says the verdict of the
people is against the Congressional plan of
reconstruction.
The Mayor of Norfolk resigns because
his pay is too poor. In this instance, it is
the want of money that makes the Mayor
go.-N. Y. Ns,os. nd
Disguised with politics the Aduertiser
talks of Erie stock. 1t would take stock in
almost anything but politics just now-per-
haps in grocery.
A Memphis paper says it will apresent to
its readers on each Sabbath an editorial
suited to the day." and begins with an es-
say on graveyards.
After reading Mr.. Adams letter New
York paper calls him chip off the old
block and says old John was never more
outspoken than his great grandson.
The Radical city authorities of Philadel-
phia winked at infringements of the liquor
law the Sunday before election. But il
didn't close the eyes of anybody else.
A New Orleans editor, recovered from
the yellow fever, complains of the roar o.
steamboats, escape pipe. All other noise:
have been silenced in the stricken city.
The dead-head list at the New York Ac.
ademy of Music was cut off on the occa.
sion of the debut of Janauschek; and, ir
consequence, the house was little oveI
half full.
Senator Conness, General Mcdowell ant
Governor Haight acted as god-fathers al
the circumcision of three San Franciscan
Hebrew infants, who received the names
of Abraham Lincoln, Isaac Andrew John.
| son, and Jacob John Conness.
Can't we hear from Ashley? Hunnicut
| tells the negroes that ''Some of you are ole
and feeble and cannot carry the muSket
but can apply the torch to the dwellings o
your enemies" viii not the owners O
that man close his mouth, now that they
| see it is of no use?