Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-07-13
Grand Rally Tonight
RATIFICATION MEETING.
Speeches by Judge Thur
man and Col. Baber.

man and Col. Baber.
There will be grand Ratification meet
ing of the Democracy of Columbus, at tht
west front of the State House this evening
at 1-2 o'clock. Speeches by Hon. A. G
Thurman and Col. Baber.o Let every
Democrat be on hand. agItA
Il A MOTION was filed in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas this morning to disbar E. T
DeLany. Esq, the Democratic candidate
:or Prosecuting Attorney: The probable
cause of this move is a desire of certain
Democratic politicians to get Mr.. DeLany
off of their ticket. He is very popular
among some of the Democracy, while he is
| unpopular among others. A first-class row
| among the Democrats in this county is GER
tain.-Col,mbus Correspondence Cincinnati
| Chronicle.
We copy the above that our readers may
sec to what narrow straits the Radicals are
driven in their attempts to cause a division
in the ranks of the Democracy. and SO de-
feat Mr.. DeLany. While it is true that
paper has been filed in the Court of Com
mon Pleas making certain charges against
Mr.. DeLany, and signed by George Was
son, 1t is just as true that Mr.. Wasson did
not swear to his statement. There was no
necessity of giving this matter publicity
until it came before the court regu-
larly and verified under oath. This at
tempt to deprive young man OF his stand
ingand business, to crafty personal mall
ice will recoI on the heads of its authors.
Mr.. DeLany is determined to have the
matter investigated fully, and has en-
ployed attorneys with that view.a He is
confident of complete and triumphant
vindication.
A BARBARoUs ACT. Edward Hirsh,
whose barber shop is l65 South High street,
was robbed on Saturday afternoon of about
$45 in cash, a check for 5000 and note for
5000. 1t seems that Ed. was short hand.
and on Friday man named Charles Holz-
appel called on him and obtained work.
On Saturday Hirsh had the money, check
and note in book in the outside pocket of
his coat, which was hanging on the wall.
He went out for some purpose, leaving the
new jour alone in the shop. When he re-
turned Holzappel told him he would be
obliged to be gone an hour to get his
clothes from his washer-woman. He went
away but has not yet returned. Having
occasion to go to his coat Hirsh found that
he had been robbed, and gave the alarm,
but it was too late. 1t has since been as
certained that Holzappel, who was form
erly waiter in the American Hotel, had
only been discharged from the penitenti-
ary on Friday morning. He will have a
chance to go back there-if he is ever
caught.
WHOSE Ok Is GoRED Now two
years ago the conservative soldiers of
Champaign county called a meeting at
Urbana to appoint delegates to the Sol
diers' and Sailors Convention,.at Cleveland.
Before the meeting was organized, the G..
A. r. soldiers marched in, passed resolu-
tions indorsing Congress, and selected del |
egates to the Pittsburgh Convention. This |
action tickled the Zanesuiue Courier chap
wonderfully. He thought it the best joke |
of the season, and for a month didn't get |
over laughing at the BREAD anil Butter |
Brigade Last Friday evening the RAIDS |
called Workingmen's Convention at |
GAINESVILLE, for the purpose of expressing
their preference for candidate for Con-
gress in the Thirteenth district. AT this
meeting the workingmen gave the RAIDS
dose of their own physic. They organized /
the meeting and passed resolutions indors-
ing Seymour and Blair and General G. W.
Morgan. This action the Courier don't
like at all. 1t makes difference whose OK
is gored.
MINsTRELs No-TIGHT.-Don't forget that
Fred Wilson's great collection of burnt
corkists opens at the Opera House tonight
with magnificent bill. Happy Cal. Wag-
ner, at whose comicalities our citizens have
laughed many time and oft; Fred Wilson,
whose Grecian statues are wonders in their
way; Tommy Queen, the great cloggist; j.
G. Withers, the champion flute solo player,
and other notables of the cork opera, are
with this troupe. In addition to the usual
variety we are to have the sensational bur-
lesque on the "Grand Duchesse," which
alone should fill the house. The song,
"The Cheese Knife of my, Pa" is the fun
niest thing in the business.
j. N.-This distinguished philosopher
held an immense audience spell bound with
his eloquence at the West front of the State
House, on Saturday night. The goddess
heworships7 7truth-had every reason to
be proud of her great philosopher. There
was not an ounce of pressure he did not as
sumo on himself, not thread of the veil |
he did not lift. From here he goes to Vir-
ginia to call on Gen. Robert E. Lee, from
whom he proposes to lift the veil. Crest is |
truth and j. N. is her well-beloved disciple. |
SUPPOSED TO BE SToLEN.-On Saturday, |
a man called at the livery stable of Evan
Jones, on the alley north of Gay street,
and between High and Third, and hired |
horse and buggy to go half mile west of
Camp Chase, promising to be back by two
o'clock in the afternoon. He has not return
ed yet. A search yesterday failed to discov-
er that the man had driven Camp Chaseward
at all. It is now thought that the rig has
been stolen. #kz
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