Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-12

Democratic party adopt the " rooster" as
an emblem OF victory Please ex PLAIN.
Ooiuinous' Oc'' -, ieo''
because Inc sa"e .oos'er is .no s''Nes'
oiro' wnen encroacnco upon oy nus leiio"e' :
tnat ever existed ana tne Denocracy is
tne gamess party tnat ever so'eo az a.
eiection OF resenteu oppression Dun eae
party anu iis euo'eln' "nen my ~ Nv
ehe hRns' ihaAe.sa = .nss.er y. mo e''e es'.s.,
oo'l may 20 "n,ppeu' ou' nv. oo"9e
ior giving up "hen on.e u '"o 49, =,
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a'neo ,ous . inoons ,e. 80 -
saine lVe noos.ei, "hoeo Da.seu
tue 0s'.'l lhaI il.' hs o,i "a many oea',
upon tne oulMarAs =. .urol nril',1ouousn Aas
SUPP .he hoo,e. ,oiiu' = -unuHeA.ee w
noise anu eohiusion anu oa' 'a..
nun, Win CLARION voice .ans ous e nis A'i'e no'es
OF oiea oenance anu q ol viceory. .
Sailors are ever supels.l.,ous' s.u "uen
~ .ue peuse " 'ne su'e' =. -, ,Ao e"e
NY oa"non' .uoy ASA.N 'ne sl 80 -,
a-uooule.uoo :. .no uoaa ..ss.,,.,+ 80
again to their guns, returned anew the fire
of the enemy, cheered by the loud crow oi
the brave emblem Of the Democracy, until
the battle ended and McDoNoUeH, on Lake
Champlain, like the Democracy in Ohio
was victorious over the enemies of the
country .a,s7 bs..c7s rs s1.a lss ,-5
E,,a-i, ,.ovol historian matrea nention ~
-. -, -. tt,o -
tne iace' anu nisIory says .nat tiie n' ORA
very shown on that occasion by the rooster
was the cause of the victory, by the renew
al oo,ros n oaye TN the sailors, in Nc
y o = - - :,
DoNooGh 1o',''H. . nee'. ,,,.sk ,...,s, Ia
. From that day to this, In political con-
tests, the Rooster has been the Democratic
on, bblanun, m, ~ y;ctorv and when II Is sean in
- =. ~, !" . o.e.
she' act ot sehoins 10TH ies cock-a-ooooie'
doc" at the head of Democratic news
paper, it is right to say the country is safe,
for tba y,ctorA IL with the Democracv
nto Ill. h;.ds .hot or.oed 49,. ,I 80,
sTsAne saiiah'Foi'ue s,,a' eiaoeu our eoi-
umns, growing over Ohio redeemed from
abolition misrule, are believed to be, if not
,;,aoI da,o.rdants ,;v;n, l;Leres.es ,f ~ /.
IN iee .,s'e - '"e
one that cheeree McDoNooGH ana ms men
on to victoryin 1872. 19e
n
What Radicals thought of Ohio
Refore. EslectiOu-Thefr Chickens
Co-,,r Eyouet tn Rooxt-
o 49,
Inc afternoon OF the Gay before the eiec-
had the following in its editorial columns
Advices received yesterday from Ohio
show that there is no probability of that
state reJectlng nne C0nsIlIualu.nal Aineno,
sne tnensi tho Mast nnsy hera Nh" ;s p Z fraoani
visitor at the White House. said last NIGHT
that it was conceded by those heretofore
most sanguine OF the deieat OF the amend
,,eGs n.de bu the T radicals IN connection with
the apparent apathy of the Democrats, had
proved too much for the latter, and there
fore rendered their defeat certain.
sThes Deraocratic teaoers mere nave oeen
in active telegraphic communicatfon WITH
Ohio for three days past, obtaining the es-
itimated majorities, and very heavy
amounts have been wagered here on the
result. ~ Il -
! have seen three private dispatches re-
ceived this morning from three Leading
Radicals at the three points OF che state
Cincinnati. Columbus and Cleveland. The
former places Hayes majority at thirty
five, thousand, and the adoption OF the
amendment at fifteen thousand. The Co
ldmbns dispatch places Hayes majority at
at thirty-three to thirty-efght thousand
and the amenomeht AT at twelve G,9 1no9sanG ansi
r,ntns mns uayas, In 81 ,wentv .6re tboneand and
the amendment atten thousand.
These figures were made as guide to
betting men. Who is the man that sent
the Columbus dispatch claiming from thir-
ty-three to thirty-eight thousand majority
on HAYES and twelve thousand on Negro
Suffrage? We would like to shake him by
the hand as knowledgaole c4ss' VINO ought
to be cared for in the Lunatici Asylum.
- Il