Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-23
Paragraphs from the Boston Post.


The dearth of horrid outrages upon ne
groes is remarkable since the first instant
The Adoertiser is in distress about New
ork. 1t is distresstul State for Radi-
calism. : -
Chandler should join Mrs. Lincoln in the
old clo' business. His habits are bad
enough. :. -
Wade finds no melody in Mother Goose
since the elections.
Itemists are making Sherman guilty of
writing book. - -
A sweet tooth killed a Vermonter, re-
Gently. He died of too much honey.
1t is mysteriously stated that the Queen
of Portugal's health will be better soon.
A Philadelphia church pays its pastor
$1,000 per annum. The piety is first proof.
The betting Democrats of Cleveland made
$50 600 on the late election. ..a
1t costs $500 600 per month.to "run' the
city of New Orleans. -
To prevent dead lock in politics should
not politicians be on the s'key-vive ?-N.
Y. Ne,cs.
Ben Wade's impudence is astounding.
He actually presumes to speak for Ohio.
Chandler rebukes 'sthe spirit of the elec-
tlons." He generally takes very kindly to
any kind of spirit. -. ,r -
and wound up his jolly time by cutting his
wife's throat. -------. ----e, -
Senator Wilson advises his party not to
retreat an inch. He has heretofore begged
them to retreat several inches, but that was
in private.
The Republican party celebrated its OBJ
sequies in New York city on Wednesday
evening. The attendance was quite large
1t Is proposed to send Brownlow to the
Sen4tl l-nf frnr 9Th
has not been sent Charlottesville Democrat.
A Mississippi negro treated some of his
cholera-stricken brethren with figs and salt
as medicine, and killed elev en- voters.
Two daughters of prominent man"
were Missed for loud talking at an onera
matinee in New York. They made them
selves prominent as we'll as their father.
The negroes South refuse to support the
Constitution for the reason that it is as
much as they can do to support their fami-
lies without any additional burden.
Low bodices, simply of tarlatan, are
much worn. They are made in alternate
wide and narrow tucks, trimmed en- berthe
with ribbon and lace, and made, of course,
with peplums.-Home Journal.
A man jumped from an express train
near Utica the other day. He was picked
up insensible, and when brought to doc
tor it was discovered that he was danger
Ously-intoXicated.
The Radicals attribute their recent over
whelming disasters to General Apathy,
General Discomfort, and number of other
Intermediates in the elections. They make
no allowance, as yet, for the influence of
General Intelligence.
The Vote of Ohio.
Republicans in other States are comfort
ing themselves with the notion that the
falling off in the Republican vote OF this
State was owing to the negligence of Re-
publicans, and that, had full vote been
polled, we should have triumphed by our
usual majority. We who know the facts
cannot lay that fiattering JUNCTION to our
souls. The fact is that the Republicans
were unusually wide awake, and polled ev-
cry available vote. The vote cast in the
State this year is larger than was ever be-
fore polled. In the thirty-one counties
from which we have official returns, nine
thousand more votes were polled this year
than last. In the whole State the incraase
in the vote will be from fifteen to twenty
thousand. If it is only fifteen, the whole
vote will be 1885, 900. The largest vote ever
cast in the State was 476 223 at the election
for Governor in 1863, including 43, 600 SOL
dier votes. The next largest was 100000
for President in 1864 including about six
ty thousand soldier votes. The vote for
Secretary of State. last year was 9,9OS,
and was the largest purely civilian vote
ever cast, at that time, in the State.-Cleue-
land Leader (Rddical.)