Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-15
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,nough.
Greeley is to be severely disciplined
or his wild goose Chase.
Colfax's antics are very much subdu-
ID. r He aoas the Radical hangman.
The Tribune calls Democracy CO.
lila. 1t is almost as severe as calling
t q Greeley. 81 - -'b =
The silks for the costumes in a new
play to be brought out in New York cost
s3O, 600. .ssss S-S-E',4 s3-- >sfEs2
A. T. Stewart employs 1000 men in
his New York stores.
All the black delegates to State Con-
ventions in the South add "Esq." to
their names.
Trinity Church, Brooklyn, is to have
the highest spire in the country, 275
feet.
A distinction with difference-Be-
ing on lark, and being up with him.
N. Y. Gaz.
The Radicals find zone good thing in
the recent election So. do the people
the utter annihilation of Radicalism.
The whole police force of Hudson
City, New Jersey, turned out on Sun
day to catch mad dog, without sue
cess. -AAt
The Grand Army of the Republic
hasn't drilled SO much as formerly. 1t
failed to come to time at the recent cleo
{ ons. r,.-.
The latest Partisan caprice for male
exquisites is a walking stick with a
sword inside at one end, and matches
and candlestick at the other. H.s
One of the negro delegates to the
Virginia Convention stole horse and
rode it to the election in style The
Convention will miss him, as he is now
in Jail. us.7.f. -saa,. t-e 49, r.
The Mobile Times says that the Tex
as negroes will! work neither for love
nor money, and the crops are rotting in
the ground. seses7
Radicals styled Grant "a mere mill.
tary adventurer" when he made his
report about the loyal whites at the
South. a7
Eastman is banner town on cranber-
ries-raised 4os bbls. thisy year. Natural
ly the people feel "saucy."
A New York broker on returning from
his club the other night, missed his wife
and $4,000 worth of diamonds and
valuables. He is on the chase for the
jewels. Et gf
A fond but abandoned husband in IL
linois reconciled his bereavement at the
elopement of his wife with another fel
low byeaceepting SIO0 and giving re-
ceipt in full.
The Boston Journal, which has al
along maintained that Congress is th4
supreme power in the nation, now proves
it to be unworthy the respect of the ma
ton. Rank copperheadism.
Tie high price of food in France is 9
matter of grave concern to the Emperor
IN. B. &Mercury.l j fSt>l 1 ; z
And will be grave matter to the peo
pie who will die of starvation.
If Gen. Grant is not Radical, he il
radically sensible, and, says the Spring
field Republican, is not likely to select
such man as Col. Forney as the author
lied expositor of his opinions. 81
Many of the Radical papers are nov
urging intelligent suffrage at the Soutf
instead of the present rule of Ignorance
1t is just too late to do them any good.
Massachusetts declared on Tuesday
last that the Prohibitory Liquor Law il
this State needs some modification
Mention Journal. Ha--
1t does, certainly, look little tina
way. iJbS t.nA 20 .s..'
We were shocked at the impropriet,
of the Transcript in printing the name
and describing the dresses, of ladies a
private party at private house in Ney
York. The outrage was committed o.
the Sth of November, 1867.
A family feud in California was re
Gently settled by meeting of the bel
ligerents, who fell to without word
and stayed not their hands or their pis
tolls until six were killed and one MOI
tally and three dangerously wounded.
The Alabama Convention ordered tn
Secretary to procure for each delegat
fifteen daily newspapers, 'loyal and ia
vorable to reconstruction under the act
of Congress, but the motion was re
considered and lost, probably because S
few of the delegates could read.
Madison, Hamilton, Jefferson, ia
were Constitution makers, and they hav
their successors. Sambo, Cuffee an
Pomp are the names that our age add
to the illustrious list that. beginnin
with Solon, comes down to Story. Cor
stitution makers were the wisest men {
nation, and now they are the me
whose learning consists in the ability t
distinguish between pork and possum.-
Happy age.-N Y. Herald.
The abominable tyranny of the res
istry boards in West Virginia ha
brought about reaction. The regis
trars had full power to disfranchise, an
they exercised it, cutting off all the Cor
Sei'dtiVeS cdPdoio vi hiiihS oihoo.
Wayne county lao Were disfranchise
in 1866, and more since. The CORES
pondent of Radical paper says thf
the electoral vote is lost to that party b
these abuses, so notorious and so outr;
| geous. s.rrrE Er rr
"A SanFrancisco ladyleft her husban
at watering-place to go home an
"look after the things" The HUSBAND
somewhat suspicious, followed her, an
found young man and a trip into I'll
country were the "things" she went I
look after. He Immediately executed
t strategic movement by selling all h
household furniture at auction, welcor
ing his errant wife to an empty house
. her return, and now the family woes a