Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-18

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TINS Dayton Bmpire of the sih in the eOurs'
Of an article on The bill to prohibit mulattocs
I,.,n Yo,,uk 9 s.' nsS 'u'a Ins ,iana..' NV" m,s'
have disasresabie ,Sperience smoso negroes
before they can see aud feel that 'miDglne
OF the races Is an uuSsafas'e nnissaee.' Lhe
n, s hayo 80, advore,aJ
Of he "a ces"-that ,h,y have always disayow
ed any advocacy Of such doctrne--and that
not Gs,ngle act oi the party can Oe pointed Y"
t.ry,n,,snsh = cbsr.,e WLv ~, r.rs,If 4,
what u known to be- a misrepresentation l.
the Empire willing to admit that IL is compelled
resort 10 thh SY" OF "gument '-Ae"'a
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.,igb,sou. Ipd,gnation. We arc led 70 conclude
he deems them.
What we did desire our rea .Iers IN understand
by oar lanRuag. we will probably max, plain.
er To the compr,bensiop of onr co,emp,rarv of
the News, by little cireumloeution In which
we wall attempt to treat the question fairly 4:
The Opposition is composed OF several factions.
among whom are prominent Republicans, Old
line Whigs, Americans, Abulitionists, and
considerable rabble included in the margin as
"nobodies." These factions, while they differ
from each other on many essential points of
principle aud policy, frequently combine
against the Democracy on the slavery question.
for the purpose Of securing power and the spoils
CONSEQUENT upon H. The Republican bein,
the leading faction and ruling powrr of The
combination, gives color to the marty. and in
speaking Of the princinles Of the u,io, we A..
nominate them R.nnblcan. and Tho roonlli
ca,s cla;mi,, ,ho b,oo.s ,s s,.;,,,,,,L ~.
torious over the Domocroev !, IL nr,na, ,,,,
we hold them responsible far tho nrincinlc.
they proclaim. and the prac,ice ,b,,,, ob.o,..
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nasssoe or III. "Whi,e Isv I, 70 ,a,,.i.,,s
that tboos,rds or mr,o,,oes yo,.l a, onr aIao
inns a,d !, il no, pcesssarv f,,,stos., r..
whom lhcy cas-, their ballots when !, !. co,
fessed who sympathize with Them. Whatever
we may think or say about the negroes, it shall
not be alleged that we charged them with un
gratefulness sstotbeirrricnds to and ebRmpopsl The
Republicans opposed the passage of tbe"Wbite
Bill =" which WAS calculated ia deprive them of
large vote in the State Does not their course
on this question furnish "slipht prelext'' + r
saving thRtthev favora "minpl-ng ofibe r,cosy"
They certainly desirsd those IN have ,hs ri,b,
of sufF,ape who had enougb vbie blood i,
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wbns mon If,hi. advooocv Of naaro s'e..,.
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