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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-31

sale for the FIRST time In America.
They have been kept in comparative obscurity,
from the fact that the originator, DR.. Velpeau,
10 yscian in Paris, of great wealth and strict
conscientious principles, aud has Withheld them
from general lest they should be employed
for unlawful purposes.
In overcoming Female Distinctions, Falling
Of the Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Sappres-
sion, Retention, Intaoderate Flow of the
Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Afec-
dons, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
Tight txsrtion, Palpitstion Of the Heart, Hys-
tories, &C., ami will effect a cure when all other
means have feiieI; and, although a powerful
remedy, 10 not contain eslosnel, anthony, o.
any thing hnrtfai to the constitution.
IT, married ladies' aud yoang girls who have
never been regulated, they peculiarly suited
They will. in short time, bring on the monthly
period witb regularity.
CAUrIos. Married ladies should never take
them when there is any reason 10 believe them
selves pregnant, for th~v iii De sure - produce
q miscsrSisgc.
These Pills are entire., .afe. under ali circau-
stances, being composed entirely Of substances
FROM the vegetable Kingdom.
Each boz has the cnaf Of arms for the city Of
Paris stamped ON th-box, with the words 50 Trade
misdeneanor, and all persons viii be dealt with
SccuEling to law.
Full directions aheompsn ny each boz.
Ladies can obtain box, scaled from the eyes
IF the curious, by enclosing one dollar and seven
postage stamps. TO any respectable Druggist. a
NJ. W. MACOMBER.
General Agent for United States and OAnadas, .;
Albany, New York, or to any authorized Agent
Glenn A Hinckley, Charles A. Benser, Rock Is
,snd, III, and druggists everywhere. july24dly
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-31
Female Complaiutx

Whether IN the young or old, married or sin
gle, IT the dawn of womanhood, or the turn Of
life, these tonic medicine display so decided an
influence that D marked improvement is soon
perceptible in the health Of the patient Being
purely vegetable preparation, they a safe and
reliable remedy for all classes of Females in ev-
cry condition Of health and station of LIE.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-31
GUIDE 10 HEALTH q LONG LIFE

VIII be sent to all who are in delicate health and
whose inhrmities and impotence prevents them from
getting married One for the LADIES' and for the
zen fLEMES-say which one you want or send six
cent stamps for the two books HIS Circular about get
ting Rich and Kminent. winning the affections Of the
opposite ending with speedy and happy marriage,
viii be sent gratis the time
address all letters as follows: DR. RAPHAEL, Box
Sc 73, Chicago Illinois.
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SECOND WIDTH.
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MERCHANTS INSURANCE co.
HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital, $500, 900
GEO. W. C0PP, Agent, Rock Island.

A glance at the eminent services and great pub
lie usefulness of this well-tried and thoroughly
tested corporation, may be obtained from . peru.
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Arising from bad stute Of the blood or chro ie
diseases, are ersdieated and clear and transu.x
ent surface regained by the restorative actions of
this Ointment II surpassees many of the cos
metics and other toilet appliances in its power to
dispel rashes and other fgurements Of the face
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
FROM EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
TO Ohio Statesman.
FinancIal ana Commercial. .

Financial and Commercial.
| LONDON, March 20-11 A. M.-Consols
@31s; Illinois 911S; Erie 73s; bonds 21s.
,ui n:SO P. M.-Bonds 1s@A; Erie ~
FRANKrnRr, March 2o-1E15 A.. M
Bonds 53s@5L.
LIVERPOOL, March 2O-1l:15 A. M.-Cot
ton quiet and steady. Sales for the week
$4,000 bushels; for export IA 600; for home
CONSUMPTION $4,000 stock LOCO; Ameri.
can 229 600. Breadstuffs quiet. Pro-
visions quiet. .'saVs,rs}f
l:2o F M;aCotton quiet and steady
stock afioat 259,OO0 lbs. whereof 100000 i:
American. Corn 40@49c. Wheat un-
changed. Pork 79s. Lard excited at 60c
Market generally unchanged.
General Napier.
LONDON. March 2O.-Advices from Am
nesty bay state that General Napier, with
his forces, was twenty miles south of An.
talo, on the 23a ult. He had had satlsfac-
tory talk with Kassai, the chief of the
Tigre tribes. 'T''eo''A '.-a7''+ --7e'
A telegram in anticipation of the over
land mail says the foreigners had lett Hiago
and osaco, Japan. 1t was said French Of
American war vessel had been fired into by
the Japanese. sa hi9 - i,-i7f- an
Latest from the Abyssfnian Expedi-
ic= COS tion. .sfsT 81 .
LONDON, March 20.-A dispatch from
Antalo,- Abyssinia, dated March Sd, says:
Gen. Napier has gone on in advance of the
expedition with reconnoitering force, in
tending to reach Lake Ashango, in the
Tigre country. Kassai, Prince of Tigre,
had agreed to furnish supplies for the
British troops. while passing through his
territory, on the march to Magdala. s9ni
esc Constantinople. -s5 -s,,--1
A dispatch from Cons antinople reports
that the Grand 'Vizier complains of aid in-
directly furnished by Russian transports
to small bands of Cretan insurgents in the
mountains, aud declares that alone prevents
the restoration of complete tranquility in
Gambia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
RIO ,aneiro Advice.

+ LISBON, March 19.-The mail steamship
from Rio Janeiro has arrived. News from
the armies of the Panama are meagre and
unimportant. The allies have not yet
made an attack on the fortified position of
the enemy at Humltta. A strong pressure
has been brought to bear on the Brazilian
Emperor for the removal of the Marquis OF
Coxias, commander In chief of the allies,
but the Emperor emphatieally refused TO
comply with the urgent appeal. A revolu-
tion has broken out in Montievedo which
effectually suppressed.
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The Erie RaiIroud schemes

New York. March 2O.-The passage of
the bill by the New Jersey Legislature
making the Erie company corporation
puts new aspect on its affairs. A regular
office is to be opened at Jersey City and
fares reduced. Efforts are making in the
meantime, in the New York Legislature,
by the Drew party, to have bill passed
legalizing the recent issue of new stock,
and authorizing a further issue. Per con-
ira, it is rumored this afternoon that the
Astors have come to the rescue. Vander-
bit and parties in interest expect somehow
to upset Drew and obtain control of the
road.
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: FROM WASHINGTON. |
Military Affairs About the Capital

M1Ittary Affairs a AD0ut tne Capft0I.
/ New YORK. March 2O-The Herald's
Washington dispatch says: Within the
past three daysga considerable number of
troops have arrived in the city. 1t was ru-
mored that several companies of infantry
have reached here from Philadelphia and
from Jersey City, but upon inquiry 1t is
/ scertained that troops that have come in
J, the city are not companies, but recruits
{. ,r regiments now forming the garrison.
,ne hundred men arrived tor the 18th U.
infantry, and fifty more are expected; !;
ne hundred recruits arrived for the 10Th
SIS. infantry. These regiments have been
I Ill up to the present time. The existing
Iause, authorizing only sixty-nine en-
Z sted men as the maximum in one COM
ANY. Each company is now filled up to
inety-seven men, and company X. 9th u.
:. cavalry, the only cavalry company in
,ne garrison, is filled up to one hundred
nd twelve enlisted men. Several compan-
les of infantry were ordered to the garrison
of Washington yesterday and the day be-
fore. mostly from the North. These troops
are intended, it Is said, for the reoccupa-
tion of those forts ON the Virginia side
which are as yet retained by the General
Government.
Wade's Cabinet--The Programme.
Various caucuses of Radical Senators
have been held to consult on the Cabinet OF
Mr.. Wade The following is the program
me:s Secretary of State, Henry Wilson, of
Massachusetts, or Samuel C. Pomeroy, of
Kansas; Secretary of the Treasury, Zach
ariah Chandler, of Michigan; Secretary of
the Interior, William d. Kelly, of Pennsyl-
vania, or John Covode, of Pennsylvania ;
Secretary of War, E. NJ. Stanton Secretary
of the Navy, Charles D. Drake, of Missouri /;
Postmaster General, John f. Farnsworth,
of Illinois; Attorney General, George F.
Edmunds, of Vermont, or Mott Carpenter,
of Iowa.
Gen. Halleck to Succeed Hancock.
The Times Washington dispatch says
Gen. Halleck will probably be ordered to
succeed Hancock at New Orleans.
Buffers Impeachment Article.
Buffers article of impeachment will
probably be abandoned by the managers
of the Presidents trial.
Adjutant General Thomas.
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Adjutant Cen
eral Thomas was present at the regular
cabinet meeting to-day. e-1s ae
Consultation. -s.3
The Presidents counsel had another con.
sultation with him to-day.
State Dinner. sF4H
The seventh state dinner will be given
this evening. fr.-r +r~
Gen. HaIIeck.
General Grant, by order of the President
has detailed General Halleck to succeed
Hancock at New Orleans.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
REpuBLIcAs paIMAnY Mrrr1sas.-The

REPUBLICAN, PRIMARY The
Republican primary meetings last night
passed off very smoothly. In most of the
Wards there was but little interest felt or
taken. In the Third Ward the excitement
was red hot. We have no reports from the
Fifth and Sixth Wards. In the Sixth we
suppose Brother Voglesang will be the can
didate for Council and delegate to the Con-
vention. Montgomery township forgot to
hold a meeting yesterday afternoon, we
guess. The nominations and delegates are
| as follows:
First ward-Council, Robert Shadwick:
Assessor, VIM. Mcdonald; Delegates, DR..
c. c. White, John Uncles, Truman Adams,
j. s. Couch. Townsand Shilling.
Second Ward-Council, j. j. Janey; As
SCISSOR. Jabez Pritchard; School Director,
C.P. L Butler; Delegates, George Geer, r.
s. Harrison, Jno. G. Mitchell, Geo. Nc
Cracken. E. E. White, Chas j. Wetmore,
Samuel Mcclellan.
Third Ward - Council, William Nc
Donald. No other report.
Fourth Ward-Council, John Shuffiin'';
Assessor, Amos Ramsey; School Director,
W. F. Lehman; Delegates, James g. Russ,
A. B. Newburgh, w. b. Foster, james Hat
linbach, Rodney Foos, Christian Heyl.=
Seventh Ward-Council, Herman kessler
independently; Assessor. Matthias Piffer;
delegates, John Otstott, E.J. Blount, J. E.
st. Clair, John g. Kerner, DR.. J. ii. Cruth-
ers.
Eighth Ward.-Council. John Miller;
Assessor, James O'Kane School Director !;
DR.. s. Loving delegates, James r. ARM
strong, DR.. J. H. Coulter, Thomas Robin
son. Sheldon Cotton, T. j. Outcalt, DR.. s.
Loving ~ si,,5i
Ninth Ward Mo Counc;lnoon nom;p.
ated; delegates, A. H. Fitchie, WV. Ely,
j. R. Hughes. H
The township, city and judicial election
will be held this morning at ten o'clock,
when several lambs will be led forth for
Democrats to slaughter on the first Mon
day of April. .is7 s. f'51sS- ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

FILED YEsTERDAY.-Thef following GER
tificates OF Incorporation were filed with
the Secretary of State yesterday: a u
OF the Akron Land and Building Loan
Association, organized for the purpose OF
raising funds to be loaned among its MEM
bers to aid them in procuring homes
Principal office in Akron, Summit county
Capital stock 5000 600, in shares of 5000
Thos. Upington, Benz. B. Trare, E. S. Ste
venson, j. II. Wise and D. Rain are the
corporators. -.
OF the Everett, Greene Campbell Mining
Company, an amended certificate OF incor.
po.ation increasing the capital stock te
$33O,OOO. 7sas. rss r.. l.s d.
OF the Toledo. Ashland and Atlantic
Railroad Company. organized for the pur.
pose of constructing railroad from Tole
do to Ashland, running through the coun
ties of Lucas, Wood, Sandusky, Seneca
Huron, Richland and Ashland.s Capita
stock $1,5OOOOO. John r. Osborne, D. S
Wilder, d. d. Pelton, TIC. Bushnell, Johr
Deveny and D. R. Austin are the corpora
tors l--lf7 s,1- lt-l 't 1+t r'G0zf 70 500
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NashyiIIe Items.

NASHVILLE, March 2O.-McAdams, a con-
Wet recently pardoned out of the State
orison, to which he had been sentenced by
the Circuit Court of Franklin county for
rape on his mother-in-law, is raising a
company of negro militia in that county,
having been commissioned Captain by the
State authorities. e,
Policeman Barr, who shot Colonel Law
less, was discharged from custody to-day.
Lawless is still alive, but there is no hope
of his recovery. -. - i --.---L- - ~. /.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March 2G-The
meeting of the Directors of the Indianap-
oils & Vincennes Railroad Company,
called for the purpose of leasing the road
to the Indianapolis, Cincinnati & Lay
fayette Railroad Company, has been post
poned in consequence of the absence of
General Burnside, President of the former
road. There is much feeling and opposi-
ton manifested by the business men and
prominent citizens of this city to the trans
fer of the Vincennes road to the Cincinnati
COMPANY.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

The NEwCoMBs.-A rousing house last
night testified the high appreciation, our
citizens have for this talented troupe.
Billy Manning was immense. He can't be
anything else. He Is full and running over
with fun, and it leaks out of him like honey
out of a begun. But this troupe is excel
lent in all its appointment. Its music, both
vocal and instrumental, is far above the
average. If you would enjoy a glorious
entertainment, go to the Opera House to-
night. nssz n9oqO q .oG
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lnaictadfo for murder.

the British ship Themis, with both mates
and one seamen. have been indicted for the
murder of a sailor by brutal treatment on
the voyage from Liverpool. The British
Minister, who was appealed to, answered
that the case came within the jurisdiction
of Massachusetts,. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21
Erie Railroad.

TRENTON, March ia bill passed both
Houses, and is in the hands OF the Gov
ernor, to enable certain corporations more
effectually to transact their business In the
state of New Jersey. It covers the Erie
railroad case and the establishment of
their Offices in Jersey City.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

COULDN'T GET HIS HAsH.-When a fell
low goes without eating for day or two,
in the wild hope of getting an invitation
TO a banquet, is it to be wondered at if he
grumble over his failure to obtain ticket.
Especially if he holds commission in the
Free Lunch Guards? If under such cir
cumstances, with disappointed hopes and
an empty stomach, some grumbling should
be allowable, we trust the Columbus cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Commercial may
be forgiven for his little effort in yester-
days paper. .........-. ssas 90
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.gfCleveland marke,-nurch -. q


FLOUR-XX red from; No. 2 wheat
sill 25@l2o25s Xxx red from No. / wheat
$i2 50@l3 90, Xxx white $14@l4 80; XXs
spring Sl1@1l 90. Buckwheat Flour quiet.
Rye Flour steady at $S@S So; "a - 5.-,,s
eWHEAT-Sales i car No. red winter at
So 5S from store; l car do do at 81 60; 2cars)
No NJ l red ID s2 q 40; Mol Milwaukee spring
CORN-Sales 2 cars new No. 1 shelled at
81 90. osa .sa .ssliT
sOATs-sale car No. + at 7oca from
store. rsi5s siy- II 3 .,ofar,i,sss ! n,
RYE-Quiet and nominal at 81 5O@l IS
fOr.No. ! from store. y. 2i52h st-1s
: BARLEY-Continues inactive snd nom
PORK-No.1 city packed mess at $25;
No. do $2; prime mess $23; clear S27.
LARD-City rendered at l6@1616c In
tierces and firkins. tdus II 3 - b s.go8o sea
SMOKED MEATS-Sugar cured Hams
at lSe; shoulders 1211aac;; Bacon 1411ae; Dried
MESS BEEF-No. l city packed s17 90;
extra do Sl9 90. .citiJf4 JEg
BUTTER-Continues firm; sales choice
Western Reserve roll and tub at 4S@50c.
CHEESE-COntinuesi in very light move.
ment and steady at 12@l6c for good to
choice dairy and factory. = = = "a
EGGS-Scarce and firmer at s24@25c for
fresh. ,s-ss z..7t.t, .<-..a
PETROLEUM-Adyic from Oil City
to-day reported an advance on Crude. but
the market here was unchanged, closing
20@2lc for standard white; free 40@43c.
OILS-Linseed, raw. 81 22@l 25; boiled,
81 2s@l 30; Lard, No. 1 81 1901 20; No. 2
DRIED APPLEs-ouiet at 7@sc. Z :,
GREEN APPLES-In moderale move-
ment at S4@5 80 per Dbl. .'aiI 1ae 5lssq,o, y
-SEEDS-Sales 80 bu Clover at 81 so.
Timothy 81 5000 60 81 sssls .ssssssl gi,ss1
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Havana Items

HAVANA, March 20.-Gen.. Lersundi has
ordered the Bishop OF Havana conveyed to
Porto Rico by a war vessel.
The Governor of st. Thomas has request
ed the Porto aRicain authorities to send
cattle and provisions to relieve the distress
of the, inhabitants. A thousand indiyidu
ais were preparing to emigrate to Porto
Rico.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

UNDER THE GAsLIGHr.-By the adver-
tisement in another column, it will be seen
that John EIlsler's dramatic company will
open the Opera House on Wednesday even
ing next with Colcman's beautiful comedy
of The Poor Gentlemen. Under the Gas
Light will be produced as soon as the nee
essary preparations can be completed
Pending its production, we will be treated
with series of comedies and dramas rem
dered in the superb style of this superior
dramatic troupe. au=g' @ -.iai faale.3
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ONE MORE esterday
we announced that the Blizzard which Is
John, son of the Blizzard which is Mary,
had, at the invitation OF the Mayor, unan-i
imously resolved to take up his residence
in the cheap and popular hotel of Sheriff
Earhart for thirty days. 1t is hard to sep
arate mother from her son. So thought
the old Blizzard which is Mary, mother of
the young Blizzard which is John. Think
ing thus, the tears began to flow, and in
benzine she tried to drown her woe. Her
tears fell faster the more she drank. Every
time she raised the flowing bowl to her
rosy lips her grief broke out afresh, as if
she said "Ge-woe." She finally became
disorderly, and it was found necessary to
suppress her. She was arrested and taken
before the Mayor. who sent the Blizzard
which is Mary, the mother of John, to
Castle Earhart,> for thirty days, where
dwelleth also in strict seclusion the Biz
zard which is John, the son of the Blizzard
which is Mary. s =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

Z LIPPINCoTT's MAGAZINE FOR APRIL.-The
publishers, j. B. Lippincott & Co., of Phila-
delphia, have our, thanks for the April
number of their new and interesting maga-
zine. 1t grows better and more attractive
as it grows older. There seems to be no
limit to the supply Of good articles, arti-
cles from which one can take both profit
and amusement. tits sold by all booksel-
lers at thirty-five. cents per number, or
may be ordered direct from the publishers,
No. 715 and III Marketstreet, Philadelphia,
at 81 per annum. aa' ~ as- c5ssg ~
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RepubIican Meeting,

HARTFORD, .CT,, March 20.-The, ,Repub-
licans held a large and enthusiastic meet
ing at Music Hall, this evening, which was
addressed by-Senators Harlan. of Iowa, and
Thayer, of Nebraska. Cheers were given
for Grant, Buckingham, and the State
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-21

L ALL IN COOP TIME.-Some time since a
bill passed authorizing the repaving or
Broad street on the north, and State street
on the south side ofthe State House square.
These pavements have long enough been
an eye sore to our citizens and disgrace
to the State. On Thursday, Senator Hutch
eson, of this District, had $4,000 added to
the appropriation bill, for the purpose OF
continuing the iron fence around the
square. When the State House grounds
are fixed up as they should be, they will
not be excelled by those of any other State
in the Union. arsfa fs4F
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Cincinnati Money Markss-Mareh 20.
GOLD-I3S buying. =
new YosK sl.ck markes-marchrr ree 60

New York srsck markes-march-a0. 70 /,
TSTOCKS-Strong.H Hem
ry Clewes & Co. furnish 1880 O'Clock quo
tations: Coupons of 81 111L4; do OF '6a
110N@1103s; do of '64 10S@l0S5z; do '65
1851 4@l0S33SS; do new l07; do OF '67 k656@
STOCKS-W Wells. Fargo q Co.'s Express
35@36; American 6s@69; Adams ,74Z@75;
nited States 6s@701aa Merchants Union 341fS
@34s; Pa.ific Mail 109Z@ 10; AtlantiY
$4,000; Western Union Telegraph 341x@
3i14; New York Central 122k@12zX;
Erie 7lM@70zs; do preferred 75@76; Huda
son 1860 1863; Reading 921l@921&; Ohio
q Mi sis.ippi Certificates 2a11S6 @3O; Wabash
4919 9@49z4 Toledo 1042<@ 1855, North-
western 63@65;e do preferred 73a@73Z;
Terre Haute A; Michigan Southern 8SJS@
COL; Rock Island 931< @9316; Ft. w Wavne
l0214@1033s; Hartford q Erie il2z6@l4;
Chicago & Alton, preferred 1872.
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PM rcha,,s,e Of deal Estate.

BOSTON, March 10.-The Albany & Bos-
ton Railroad Company have purchased
three hundred thousand dollars worth OF
real estate. lying on their road bed in this
city, for the purpose OF enlarging and I'M
proving the same.
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COuulerfeIls,


NEW YORK, March 20.-Counterfeit tens
on the South Marine National Bank OF this
city are in circulation. ,.,,,, az,
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Killed

RUTLAND, VT, March 20-Three men,
named Sullivan, McCann and Dudley, were
killed at West Castleton State Marble
Ouary this morning, by the falling in of a
large quantity of rock. i-'i - = =
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necessary 10 cnOlco. 90
George Lincoln, of Madison, moved that
the nomination be made unanimous. It
was seconded by James E. Wright of
Franklin, and enthusiastically adopted. u
Mr.. Wright was called for and said, in
substance:
Gentlemen: thank you for the
compliment. 1 like the character of this
Convention. I do not like wishy-washy
men in politics. / like to see men positive
in all that they do-in their friendships as
who have so faithfully stood by me, l re-
turn my best thanks. l shall sustain your
nominee OF to-day as cheerfully as though
had not been candidate against him,
and would not give cent for the Democrat
who will not support the party nominees.
shall walk to the polls on election day
and vote an open Democratic ticket for
Joseph Olds aud all the nominees.
Mr.. Lincoln was called for and said:.
Gentlemen / have no speech to make
on this occasion. L can only say Mr.. Olds
will receive the united vote of the Democ-
racy of Madison county. .-..i-t Z.
Mr.. WalliDg, of Pickaway county, was
called for and on behalf of Mr.. Olds return
ed his thanks to the Democracy of Franklin
and Madison for the magnanimity of their
action in giving the nomination to Picka-
way county, when they had the power to
control the nomination. He spoke of Mr.
Olds' ability as lawyer, and his qualifica-
tion for the Judgeship. 1t was neat lit
tie effort, and was rapturously applauded
-fMashall Anderson Was called for and
made ringing speech that walked up the
Democracy like the sound of trumpet.
], A. 7. Walling moved that District com.
mittee of one from each county be ap.
pointed by this Convention. Carried. 3
The committee consists of j. OBJ. Renick
OF Franklin, William Doane. of Pickaway
and Otway Watson, of Madison.
i 1t was moved and carried that when tn,
committee make call for convention. i
u do 1t Oh ratio of Democratic votes, givinI
every county its proper representation.
! On motion, the Convention adjourne,
sine die, - ss,15 So ssk v1nya,a