Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-13
cen. BHtier's Efforts for In Inor-
1nIL(y,

Gen Butler strives hard TO keepin the eve
Of the public. In proelamatofy way he is
the Micawber of the war Does ''she adder
make up facts at him. straightway does he
level proclamation defining her offence and
punishment Does iacetiously inclined "se-
eesh' triAe with the earnestness of the Fed
eral enrolling officer a proclamation, self
poised, blows him to the Tortugas IL his
conduct were not tyranncal it wond certainly
be ridiculous Such vast pomposity-snch
fpossession-such frantic attempts at
slatesmanship hip--such impregnation OF dignity
--would make, in peace, q Lord Timothy
Dexter out OF the same cloth wherewith is
fashioned the warlike Major General Benja.
min +. Butler
The last steamer brings q new batch OF
proclamatons, and in order that our readers
may see how vast is the responsibility of Bnt-
Ter how arbitrary are his instincts we print one
10 full
"a HEADoUARTERs DEPARTMEST
OF THE GULF New ORLEANS Nov. IA l662. g.
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 5l3
The Daily AdUocdte having, after warning
published the following article
THE BALLOT-BOX
This palladium Of our liberties, this charter
Of our rights, this emblem Of Democracy, has
knew it would il the people could be reused
from their slumber.. 1t has been our sunceAs,
ing endeeyor to awake them throughout The
uAfion. tI .ittf Htfk tA NEl
We were the FIRST to tell our readers of the
success in Pennsy Ohio and Indiana.
| NOW we have gratifying reports from Illinois,
New Jersey, and New York If these re-
ports be confirmed an armistice will soon fol-
a1 tba.
not be any more fighting. Whether an armis-
tice results from the Democratic success or
from foreign intervention, we shaii bailit as
peace measure to be welcomed by all par.
ties"
The publication of that journal will be dis
continued from this date.
| BY command OF Major General Butler
l. GEO, C STRONG,
| "A. A. General
| What a glorious guerdon oi Constitutional
liberty does Butler give the citizens of New
Orleans A paper launching out in praise of
the ballot box, which has worked so mighty a
change in public affairs, taking as every true
man does solid Joy in the resurrection of
the Democratic party--looking forward
TO the time when peace shall once
more brood over the laad.-and The pen
ally for such pleSsing dreah--s suppress
sion m WH ffT
1 "By command Of Major Gsneral Baller the
publication Of the Aauocate win be diseon-
'ltinued from date
Brave General Batter, generous General
Bntler-sefe custodian Of people right Is
this foretasie Of the mild sway Of the codBltu.
ton which You promise themsl Are yoars the
feet which bring glad tidings Of great ioy7-
You little knoe General Butler With What a
pleasure the people ofthe whole United States
win witness Jour political and official exln
,lgi 'hment = Dubuque Herald s.-a
Soehing better can be expected Of ths
cld tyrant, Any man who has hear
black enough to issue such an order as he dc
in regard to the women Of New Orleans
is only fit for ''treason, stratagem, anC
Il spoils," We have a most supreme con
/ tempt and loathing for the nan-beast
we should have said. M .,.l9 .a e.'.'..i', .,.i p,
Y peT-Ths Wisconsin Senate Is still in doubt
II with The pfobabiiiiy Of thete being n Oe,nn