Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-07
Practical DlisCegena,lon,

Iron No Detroit free i're1s, Jupeil

WITH NEGRO LABJRER
trron the Detroit Free rve's.Jupsll
The particular, OF the Judson Pontiac Joe
smalgaDation case are still iresb m the minds
OF most vf our readers The nccu renee WIS
start inl nt the tiue and shocking TO nearly
evrry N nd IL twHspgDn see IN IL the ptau.
cal I, ,uJruces Of the docrins OF abolition,
80 ebsivelv tsught " the duntuuut party
Bat 10 these 80 he tesuhs oi those tcseh
iuRs have be M more plainly uppal ent, ard
u scegehsl0n and rho itun are nov prOmi
hem 3 before the puhuc Case, II iilsr 20 iie
one VIII ch stsrltd the good cii zsus Of Pom.
nae, rHve nov ", ode 10 cutnmUn that ihpy
ctH.e 10 cause sstm i.hnrnr, sud have ,n,-
- be tousidried q iitc II mat,r oi course
um"ug th" uiemprra OF the parry in pow 2,
and, instrad u being shocked NJ he d g urs
ot Practical am4lgAmsl O. ih-y clam IN be
proud Of u, aud have I'D ted II rs IL pet C.
rue Tuvre ave some rrpub leans \ et who
wound uOl suff-r iheir daughters 10 marry me-.
grues, buf they arr all driunl towards itai
p0ini aud lew uf the mo ,imp e.heari, d
rerub ,cau, oi The rural ilsiittS Hr- proud 10
b- mono I'd with n negro sIu-iu.aw. These
meu ere putung into practice The teachings Of
tAelr hndrrs. Here ts an insa-ce WHICH
ppeH, during the mast We L ia lhp ne,s h.
'rng town u( iutl ii-ld, il Oak aud county
The particulars srt y,uch d ht ~ eye,y re-.
sptcL Toe acct the frmer is ~itliheld. as
ths tarli,s are we'll known m The ne hbVr
hood where be circumstances trsnsuired.
a tanner residing Ia Suulhh.ld who ls re.
Fu'td ~ be wealthy, rspou,ed lh- nho iton
doctrine, and, being more sincere IT. an many
Cf his ASSOCIATES, believed in pntnny his d u.
trn-s into pract c. tu the iulrst ent He
CLAIMED that Il negro was as good as a whue
man, aud, 10 show The sincerity OF hi. upin-
ions, employed Que OF the black ST Africans
I he could tird, took him iuio the bosom oi his
ism,ly, uui treated hiin ~ ie OF his uwn OF.
/ sptiuy His cuuhl'nce IN him WAS such that
h- gave up u 20 ID share OF the mpnavpm- NJ
o his farm aud bu -ins,s into he hands Of the
negro md III alter reward the isrinrr ht
running away with his daus her The daugh-
ter Is a Young lady shout sixteen years OF aye,
sud TO e intel j. NJ AID very r, 20 .seAting
4 ia 81 pear. nee Shp had hrtu educated lu the
heilet tina, the nero is y superior ba,ug, aud
I had practical illustration tut before her a.
her lthrrs estimation OF the A'Tcrn -ac-
She cou d not be- blamed for also admriug the
srOiy tlhiopiat; and, with propereucOUrgle
ment, her adm ruion ripeued lttO love With
the knowledge aud consent Uf the ga cuts, the
Two wer al owed 10 he much IN tAt h nlhel :
society hey took long sirul n, mo might,
aud engaged IN ai those tr drliRhF sh ch
are popularity suppos' to make cuunship 80
sweet. the sfur eliminated in an OF.
ment, though there is no Frasou Why they
shou have pursued this course, since it was
not known that their union was opposed by
ber -pareHIs --- -----
One night las week the "a NOR was ;.
turbsd by uolse ou'sds Of tho house de
go, W aud raised The window, but did not dis
cover snlthipY unusual In the morning the
negro did tot max. hs sppe rance, aud the
dtu9hler was hl.U missing On going "a h-r
70 IN it WAS discovered that she h,d d '&n
" h h'r negro "a amour, rHkinR her nuhks
and oil her clothing. Sirce ih.n no hing hns
been heard Of them, aud no Z Hort ha, hetn
made by the frther to disc y-r the VIII re.
shouts uf his daughter. IL is supposed that
ih have me 10 Canadi, prUbahl, on wsi
ding tour and viii yet r-turn, when The GOT
ing parents will receive ihtnl with orer arms
aud establish them in house OF their own, sl
= living illustration Of the beauties Ol piacti
cal n,scegsualiun.