Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-15
al Changr NeeAet.

The Cincinnati Times, an antl-Demo-
cratic paper, which has clamored loudly
for the removal of General MCCLELLAN,
is not yet satisfied it wants a thorough
cleaning out of "augean stables at
o Washington. 1t goes into 1.-The Cabi-
ne" without gloves, and tells some very
scorching truths about the gentlemen who
act as constitutional advisers" to the
President. 1t declares " the people are MS
much dissatisfied with the administration
of the Government, as they are with the
fruitless efforts to conquer the rebellion" !"
1t says:
"lhcre is a want Of patriotism in the cabi-
net, aud the people know it. There is IA lack
of ability in the Administration, and the
country knows it, There is u want Of HOMES
TY--plain, simple honesty, in the conduct oI
the government, and the people feel it; feel
il in the hard times, ia the enormous taxation;
and see it in the constant waste Of expeudl-
iure, through which, all over the country OH
elals aud contractors are iattening, while the
masses grow poorer. Aud the people have
SAID, as plainly as The people can speak through
tue DAllOl DuA-'M Mf. ITtsluent, give tue tOutl-
try new and an honest cabinet
The Times is talking out in meetin' !"
but we viii give it credit for telling the
truth this time, although it is not an habit
ual thing with it. Nobody but the office
holders and contractors under the Admin
istration, and the wooly-heads," who
look upon the Negro Proclamation as a
sufficient atonement for all its mismanage-
ment and corruption, will deny any OF the
above charges. They are too glaring and
palpable to be passed by or covered up
The Times proceeds:
IF the elections in New York, Ohio and
Indiana mean any thing, the returns repud
ate Secretaries Seward, Chase and Smith
which States they respectively represent
Could Seward, with all his cunning, tremend
ous patronage and immense influence, carry
the State OF New York to day? Had he oc
cupied Wadsworth's position, he would have
been beaten $4,000 votes IL is the same will
Chase, in Ohio, and Smith, in Indiana
As Tor Welles. Connecticut will certainl,
prove an uneasy resting place for him wheI
he rstires ladened with riches from the cabi
net and so, with Blair, in Maryland. Tn
truth is simply that the country has lost con
hdence in these politicians They were seize
ed at an unfortunate hour, and have triAet
with the destinies OF mighty nation.
-' tits our opinion, that IF the election
in New York. Ohio, and Indiana, "-th
Times might have added Illinois" mea
anything, the returns repudiate the who
Administration, from ABRAHAM dow
AS this is family quarrel, perhaps or
right to "mix in - will be disputed, b
we only wish to Z" see fair play" W
can't exactly see why it is that the Tim,
specially singles out the Cabinet" an
let's ABRAHAM go "scott Free" Did n
he assume the entire responsibility {,
CAMERoS's acts while Secretary Of War
and we believe he has declared himself n
sponsible for the entire administration q
. the Government. including the manag
ment of the army and navy, and ever!
thing connected Herewith. We thougl
at the time. he was taking upon himself
pretty heavy contract. and we were N
mistaken. The result Of the late election
is as much reputation Of LNcoLN
of his Cabinet The verdict Of the peop
is against the whole party.
Speaking of the official corruptions {
the Administration the Times continues
"Iu the matter Of army supplies, il has real
been irightful, yet in all Washington not
~ hand has been raised TO stay the fearful
pravity The moral sensiblities Of Tho M