Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-27
Radical Organ. ON Benevolent In

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Ihe Journal OF this city, the Oa~oH
1orsr'aI Delaware Gazette and otner snee.s
.. ene hadical schoo'' nave stanuins ai''-
cies arraigning heLegisiasure 'o. o,'"os
ol OMISSION ana Oh commissions "nion' q, !,
thougn aisproved one oay arc ROM" ou :.
the next, with as mucn Veneinence as IL
they were Dasea upon iacs 'ls'eau VI H.
tion. -s--,,,.-..--
4 The Journal OF TINS city seanas heaa ana
shoulders ABOVE its compeers n TINS WORK
OF detraction-ior 1t commenced the work.
and 1t iaoors on IL as II impressed with the
idea tnae laisenoou OH repeaeeo Is as eooo
as the trnth. - y ~
Among Its charges against the Demo-
cratic members OF the Legislature, Is the
following .....,,
rThey leave the benevolent institutions
os tne nease in = Messuse unprSv,.ueu ,ya, ~,
large outlav for leaislatiye expenses. and
bring the aggregate expense near to that
OF former years. In other words, tney take M
decent dee % snnnort rs of off tPe idiotic. the insane,
tie blind and the deaf and dumb, and put
it In their own pockets without rendering
an. equiVaiens OF sersice 'nere.or :,
90 iar iroln 'nis ohaise nasins eser s'ie
semoisnce VI 'ru'n " suppvis ~ '''e Ae"
ocra.'e Aeg,s,aeare hos on,y smp.y p.o-
vioeu lor ali tne penevoien' ins'''u'lons' ~.
sne eurrens year, ous maue app.op ,seo a.a ..n;os
ut 'ne Alse q's. 'ei ~ 'ne yea. 1ov0' -
VIZ amply SUSTAIN 'pS" Inv. ~. - -
Is way ,no sn's saS u. .s a.
,ia.io Leg ,a'as.,e = .A's sAI. - -
.eI',us ~ plo,iue ~ .n9 j, asa. go @ - =. :
sue o', -. ~. 80 - d. psssas, g. H.oa,.a. ~.
opa'e. plos,ueu ,ol ,aa nau .a;. ns, ,sa;, si,
fis Z. .ns - e .s.sS.. -. th.,
.,~e ~ ~ ..soe as ..ea ~
tuoy nes.sS'S1 - N ~. - s,s. .,.;,.
Sa mn 81, Il :, ,as.od h1 the
nlssNa.,s.y as-,s,ot,,r. ors sn,ropr;ated owe,
I. @.,o .Ss.s -. - .s.,,.-. ~ ~. central
.nir'esni isuo,.s sno a a., ~ o,,eand oIIars
.fns'io Aey yI""' ~ a.,,, -. r,onn,
ior .ne Noisue.n' az : ss.A .as - e. t,,o,,i
ior sne oousaein Ass -, -. -
sano ooliars ior .ne ee,ien' q pensee :. ~.
FDeat ana DuHo Asyi ium' oVe' ou' 'oon :,
snousanu uoiis'e iol Sue ~ -. ."o
five thousand seven hundred and sixty
five dollars-four thousand OF 1t being
for current expenses-for the Idiotic
Asvlum. These amounts ought to have
r.. -. ...s-.,.,,s -, ,ho Lat pan,hl;oon =
p1en appiop. M jug A' iasv q.
Legislature, Dut were not. LINUS II VIII pe
seen that 1t was the Negro Suffrage Legis-
l.. .nd not the Damocrat;c. that left
on" - A., So
the Denevoient lns5Itutions oI sue Oeate I uu
provided for. The Democratic Legislature
did its duty nobly and fully, and gave these
I'M stitutions enough funds to last until
April next. u r.. .as9a eas ~ ,--,sT ses e,1
While doing this they did more. They
saved to the taxpayers of the State over
five hundred thousand dollars-the appro-
priations falling that amount below those
of the previous session, although they had
to make up deficiency nearly as great for
insufficient appropriations. They did still
more. "A committee appointed to investi-
gate the affairs of the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum, has unearthed stupehdous system
of Radical raseaiity, Dy which, In tne erec-
ton OF single puiiding'- near one huhoreo
thousand dollars mas peen stoien irom tne
State.
l.
6. ,dars of tha nation -domiciled in the SOL
diers' Home at Dayton. 53q spslS
fsThey laid an embargo upon education
by epactlng tnas ssuuehss as 0Iieses shaii
ngs .sTheu NAV nsssed Ia sps which will not stand
the scrutiny of any Intelligent court, in
lChristendom, and then attempted 70 pre-
vens Sne Oouiss ~ VII o ''A sfrA' s e
Tsasa - oh.rnas orc of a ,;ke cbaracter.
nj, -, ,.,t,,t;o, ~ 80 oh;o 'doas NOT allow a
~ - - no : voter n two nlaces at the same
:; rhe n.o,c snff,aoe I,eo;slature. .pass-
ed law aIIowino students attending Col
ie,res - vots ~, g. the nlace thew were SCHOOL,
ej and II allow Soldiers at the so-called
Soldiers, Home to vote at that place, no
matter where thew resided. Any Student
or personl. a free, white male citizen of the
Tinted states. with the necessary age, who
win swear or otherwise prove, that his
home is at the College, where he is pursuing
his stud;es. can yote.there, and can vote no
u,bera e,se So with a Soldier at the SOL
diers, Home. Int they cannot now vote at
either place. if their home is in another
ojunty. In this they are placed on a per-
feet eauality with the laborer and other
citizen. A laboring man goes from Column
bus to Delaware to work--his home being
IN Co,nrhus ba can mot vote in Delaware. A
In 'colnmbn,s attending Col.
,ora n no,o ws,e has now. under the law
- ~ .;att th.. Tho man who tolls for his
,;1;.a = a.horrad f-o,, exerc;s;no
arena a,.o,;on lost f.,, the Radical st,,.
daots If Deloware and other narts of the
Co. -os;d;n, A. Mnst;nonm county. wen,
sH.s 80. hsoo,, :. - tte ;nten,5ed to nre.
.S.e ~ ,,,,ss,,,n, @ oonntr from GOING Dem.
-s... ss 90 short t;,,,a .ftar there was
~ 80. ~ r;,htt, Con orass;onol