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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-13

o. .GALooT REcoRD.-rhe array OF the ga
loot element. both the male and the female,
before the Mayor Yesterday, was gorgeous
In the extreme. sf;c siua3 - III 8 o
q Thomas Halen conceiving that his betters
half needed gentle correction, filed HIM
seif full Of benzine and proceeded to .ad-
i. minister his marital rights with q heavy
hand. He was arrested on charge Of be:
= ing drunk and sbnsing his family, fined $40
L and sent to the city stone pile. iiips. NJ
{ p William Click abandoned himself to the
Z delights Of plain drunk. The Mayor
xaye william lecture, assessed fine of$2
on BIN, and permitted him to work It out.
jackson, q dsmsel of depraved
n aAppetites, desiring to enjoy . whisky fail
o. we'll as water fall, which she could do
easily while the streets are SO slippery, en-
sHcircIed gallon or. two Of benzine with
her hoops and fairy form. But, alas! she
made mistake in the quality Of the article
In which she indulged, and took in the
y iiehting kind of burning fluid. For being
Z drunk and disorderly she was sent to the
:, ss county jail for ten days. e,
q .ACefoline Anthony, . social evil, was fined
eio, and sent to prison for ten days for
SeWQne@. nzg ztz-sIdsg
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. u. 1868.
s. z 7'ia6ll. p COLUMBUS. Feb. -. 1864

Il ---ss- Il 4sS.. -. SOLUMbUSs FeD. ~, lS0f.
FRIEND SPIvINs: Many of your friends
noticed with regret, in this mornings
STATESMAN, your withdrawal from the con-
test for the editorial chair, ut ST. Joseph's
Fair. We intend such shall not be so !; we
intend to support you in solid phalanx as
heretofore. In the language of the z. R..
Spiv., don't go Off the track now, when
success is staring you in the'face. Your
many friends are confident that when the
Fair closes that you can 90 forth and ex-
claim, Veni, vidi, cicil II y szs, ni tiafa
q sfssi sYoUR MANY FRIENDS.
s The voting on the different articles was
as lisely as ever, and resulted as follows ::
: On President Pendleton So; Grant IL.
On Chair-Flood Go; Spivins GS7; Rein
hard 377; Nash 200. ~. s. =,
On Cane John G. Thompson 56l; Joseph
Falkenbach $50; L. Donaldson 531; Thos.
Miller 574. s,.segf '.
The vnte between the Holy Cross eongre-
cations and that of st. Patrick's for the veil
OF the ,ciborium is as follows: Holy Cross
l25: st. Patrick's, rs.
The drawing resulted as follows: Por-
trait of Bishop Fitzgerald. Mary Luna, No
30; portrait of Bishop Rosecrans, John Me-
Manus, No. 10; ottoman, John Connors !;
tidy, Maggie Lynch, No. ID; dressing
gown. Jas. Cregan; parlor lamp. John
Reinhard. No. 81 sofa pillow. P. Hanovan,
No. 2S; bed spread. Jane Casly, No. 80.
1t is expected that the chances in the
Celebrated rat terrier "Spiv " will be all
taken Tonight, and the purp be disposed OF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-13


THE CATHOLIC ,FAYR.-We are of opinion
that, If the crowd at Nanghton Hall last
night could have been polled, It would be
recorded as the largest gathering yet
There is much to please looker-on In
Venice In the ever changing crowd OF peo-
pie passing and repassing. We are pleased
to zee our citizens taking so much interest
In the Fair, and hope it may be kept up to
the end. 80.
the contest for the chair we have received
the following notes. We are ieeply grate-
full for the kind feeling, therein expressed.
In reply we can only say, that we did not
withdraw for fear of defeat, for that would
make no difference to us. We probably
could take it as philosophically as any
editor of them all. We withdrew for rea-
sons It Is isuunecessary to make public. We
shall not of course attempt to prevent our
friends from voting for US, neither shall
we ask them to- If the use of our name
will add five dollars to the funds OF the
Church, the Church Is welcome to use 1t,
with the understanding that they must not
find fault with us If we do not get the
chair, for we shall make no effort for it.
REsPEcfEDl SPIvINs the resignation
so gracefully rendered this morning, of
your candidacy for the Editorial Chair,
cannot be received. Aristotle in his ethics
(p. 1857 Leipsic Ed.) lays 1t down as an
axiom that when q mans friends want to
secure him benefit he is bound to "yO for
it" Grotius ode Jure Gent. L., e. Ill. c,
LX). afffrnls the same. The immortal
Washington, in his Life, by Bancroft,
teaches similar doctrine. ~ - %
Lives of great men all remind MS"
that we can, and must hold you on your
course. until you win the chair, or our
fail. For did not all great men
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-13

ExpLANATIoN.-There g. sems to be some
misapprehe eheusion as to the ssdorg Spv," OF
which We spuke in yesterday mornings 8
3 account OF the reputation OF the .,purp.."
I; and 10 enable the ladies Of this Fair TO be
successful in the rattle that is 10 take place.
Now, to all those VINO have been SO foolish
!. q to suppose that this .sSpiy" is the City
Editor OF the SyATEsMAN, we say planly
{ .sSpiy" fs genuine imported Scotch rat
/, terrier, and never has been, and never ex-
poets to be, connected with tie STATESMAN
In any capacity whatever. With tnis ex.
iplanation, we trust that our readers viii
have no shesitancy in taking y chance In
it.Spiv."-Jownal. = 90 'afssi :. -
i aknash Is right. There are no purps
/. employed on the STATESMAN. Butno living
man can.say that Of the journal - until
they get new local.. - se..r, + .a,i,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-13

---s------AifeS OK sroat men AL remind MS
that we can, and must hold you on your
course. until you win the chair, or our
''dornicks" fail. For did not all great men
love to sit (when they sat at alD in easy
and comfortable chairs? We, therefore,
cut short your attempted reiteration of
your resiening with the language Of q
friend of King Henry the Fifth, I'D
No more of that. Hal. an than loves. me pa
or with the still more powerful expression
of Goethe, "Nein, mei'n boy ~
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Tho Chicago Tribune publishes a pri-
vate letter from graduate at West
Point, which is rather severe on the
morals of the Military Academy. Amer
praising it as school of science, the
writer says:
"At West Point there is no moral in.
tluence. Not even the common barri-
ers of society are there to check and
restrain the strong tendency toward
vice. Religion there is not even a
name, save to be scotfed at and derided,
The natural result of all this is immor.
ality, vulgarity, profanity and licen-
tiousness to a fearful degree. Much OF
this Is checked by the strict confine-
ment and rigid discipline, but it bursts
forth at every opportunity, and nothing
but strong, thorough reorganization
OF the whole course of training can
ever change the moral atmosphire OF
West Point.
young men go there every year
with good habits, with unsullied repn-
tatiUns, and ere six months have pass.
ed they are completely debauched-
their ideas are all changed. The prin-
ciples which were as dear to them as
life are broken and forgotten, Nor
who come after them i'm bIbe th cir id eas.
and follow their bad example. Insor.
der to make their practices more dis
tlnctly known to you, will begin with
the time the new cadet reports. He is
put under the charge Of the older
cadets who, under the. pretence of
teaching him discipline, treat him
with the greatest brutality; and chose
whose duty it Is to take care for, him,
wllliassist the other cadets to heap iu.
eult and petty indignities upon him.
he u made tp repeat, from the mouths
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The White Pine Comnnnnd.

"It was early In the spring of SO that this
compound was Originated. Amember Of my
throat attended with q disRgreeable cough. /
had for some months previous thought that
bark OF white pine might be so compounded
as tobe very useful In diseases OF the throat
and lungs. To test the value OF IL in the case
Of the medicine that had been planning
and g8Vett in teaspOonful doses. The result
s9r HS exc te6xSeiedingy GFTatthtyiPg T Within two
wSs eGected. Soon aftsr this, issat some SSto 10
suffering for some weeks from a bad cough,
Occastoned by sudden cold, and had raised
mucus stTeaked With bl 'od. She soon found
relief and sbnt for more. She took about
ten ounces OF 1t, and got well. ]. b. Clarke,
ESQ.,, editor Of the Manchester Daily Mirror,
made q trial Of the same preparation in the,
case of a severe cold and was cured imrnedI-
ately. He was 90 highly pleased with the re-
suits, and 40 confident in success attending its
finally persuaded me 70 give Il name, and
send It abroad To benefit the SUFFERING In
the name of White Pine Compound. In Two
years nom that time thGre had been whole
sailed in Manchester alone one hundred dol
lars worth, where 1t took the lead OF all the
cough remedies in the market, and It still
maintains that position. There Ia good rea-
In ittor this; " is very soothing and healing
sons nature; is warming to the stomach and
pleasant Withal to the taste, and Is exceed.
tngIy cneap.
GAh Leu1oQy IoE k1Qney Complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unr1valed. II
was not originated for that purpose; but a
person In usinS IT for cough was not only
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used 1t for the same complaint and
have been completely cured"
The above was written by DR.. Poland. In
1850. Since then, as in Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead of
all Cough remedies, as Well as preparation
for the cureof Kidney DIM cultleS, In every city
New England States.
TINS remedy is as safe and pleasant to take
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Met at 10 A. NJ. Prayer by Ell Rid.
die, member OF the body.
The Clerk read the minutes OF the
preceding day, which were approved.
The Speaker announced, through the
Clerk, the following standing commit.
tees for the session:
Committee on observation-disclosures. Pin
nell Armstrong, Smith, McClaskey
and Parker.
TdreS and BInance-NIessrs. Heer.
mans, Fleming, Got Harrison) Boggess,
Miller and Riddle.
Military a A6airs-Messrs. Goff, Mann
Howes, Ptnnell and Bender.
Judicidry-Messrs. Ferguson, (of Ca
bell, GotI, Blair, Newlin and Hervey.
EdncdGon-Messrs. Boggess, Fergu.
SOD, OF Marshall, Steere, Smith, and
Counties. Townships aud Municipal
CorpOTations-Messrs Fleming, of Har.
Spaulding and Davisson.
PrtVdte Corporations and Joint Stock
ompGnieS-Messrs. Blllmyer, Pinnell,
Pope, lHeermans and Stewart.
Roads and Internal Navigation
Messrs. Mahon, Hagar, Chambers,
Fleming, of Marion, and Jacob.
Corrected a9. Gnd U,sgRpr9priGted Lands
mond and Hoffman.
Claims and GrieUdneeS -Messrs.
Boughner, Allison, Gregory, Crane and
Tomlinson.
Humane and Criminal Institutions
Messrs. Hinchman, Martin, Largent,
Allison and Woodford.
Printing and Contingent Expenses
Messrs. Newlln, Welch, Steere, Dun
nington and Chase.
Executive O6fcers-Messrs. Riddle,
Harrow, Tabler and Morgan.
ArtS, Sciences and General Improve
1neItS-Messrs. Mann, Waggy, James
and Davisson.
On the part Of the House as the Joint
Committee on Enrolled BnLS-Messrs.
Armstrong, Huntington and Cole.
Myers, Geo. M. Pinnell and r. E. Fer
Message from the Senate announced
the passage OF a joint resolution in.
structtng our Senators in Congrass to
vote for the bill req uiring concurrence
OF twO'thirds of the u. 8. Supreme
Court In deciding upon SonstitutIonali-
ty of law.
MIR. Hervey objected to the resolution
and supposed It would lie over under
the rules. .'fF1T!7
The Speaker said he was not clear
that the rule of the House applied to
resolution passed by the Senate.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Cabell, was of the
opinion that the rule did not apply.
Mr.. Pinnellitook the same view. Mr..
Miller contended for the enforcement
of the'ru1e.s Mr.. TomlInS6n moved to
lay the resolution on the table. Mega
ttved. Mr.. Heermaus moved that it be
adopted. Mr. Miller called for the ayes
ana noes and call was sustained,
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the White Pine COTnDoVlIIfI (yure1

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Something About that Delegate to the
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Who sHad No Connection with the
Rebellion"
The New York herald., 1868-05-30
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