Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-26

are committed in thy name l" F"
General Fitz John Porter has, contrary
to genera bsbliC (psS titl.. tesA aismis-
sed from q serv ID ehalsds pSslersd
against hiaby> "a PSle.
Tho President sent some sishty mine
military nominations to the Senate on the
s22d inst, including Generals Hooker and
Heintzelmhn. for promotion, by dating
their commissions hack -Twenty-.Briga-.
diers are, 70 be rusas, Major Generals, and
siSty.thfee coI6nels and other officers are
to be made Brigadier Generals.
The Washington Repu6liedn, abolition
organ pronounces the sentiment, "the
Union as il was," rs "the lullaby OF
knaves and fools" 1t says "the Union,
as it was, is buried in grave from which
There isl no fesnrrection = That b just
what the rebels say. 1t is curious TO mel
tice how we'll the abolitionists and seces-
sionists agree in declaring the Union dis
solved.
Wendell Phillips announces in the
7ri5sns, that he will "ssy Amen to the
emancipation proclamation, at the Coop
er Institute 1t is eminently proper that
man who "has labored twenty years for
the dissolution of the Union," should ad-
/ yertise in the 7Ti5ahs toiinderse what he
evidently considers the contamination OF
his labors
The abolition members of Congress re-
fuse to pass Chsse's grand monetary
scheme of forcing out of circulation all
Bank paper and supplying the place with
Government shinplssters. The leaders
are in trouble at finding means to run this
costly abolition machine, The end is moi
vet. Look ont for squalls lla VIf
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
reports that there are Three Thousanc
Eight Hundred and Eighty-Two persons
employed in collecting the Natipnal Ta'
!, or Internal Revenue. We suppose thii
gallant army is ordered to "subsist upor
the enemy" Forward, march.
| An exchange says, should the issue o
of paper money increase as rapidly for the
next six months.as it has during the pas
twelve, we may see a return Of the timeI
t spoken of by old DIR. Witherspoon, one o
c the signers of the Declaration, "whei
L creditors were seen running away from
: their debtors, and debtors pursuing then
e in triumph, and paying them withop
: money
The history of the world shows that ne
: tions in going in for wars plunged them
selves in debt. Paine very truthfully say
that debt is the only certain result of wal
'e 1t would seem then, that in making useles
= war on the South, we have so far onl
piled up debt on ourselves and our pr'
|" terity Wise people
Special to the Cincinnati Gazette, frol
Washington says '.it is said that the pu1
port of the declarations made by part
] the Massachusetts delegation now here,
:, the President, is that the radicals, as the
are called, are willing to go any lengt
] whatever to carry on the war, if eonpin'
] ead that we are fighting for something, an
u under leadership, in the Cabinet an
o field, of men who want to conquer; b
v that # the war is only to go in the san
'e aimless way they say it has been sgOir
C. for the past two years they think the coul
!. try has had about enough Of III, 1t wou
20 seem that there is not yet enough of Il
IL niger to suit the MassAehesests radical
AZ Glorious Result Of the Pres
!, DENTS OEmanclpnti0n REOcis
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