Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-27
The Cincinnati Gazette On
sherman.

IL would seem that the CINCINNATI ga
relts. has only been nursing its wrath"
against SHERMAN since the appearance OF
his anti-ngger soldier letter, in order
to keep it"wsrm Albeit, in yester-
days issue the phials thereof were opened
to the extent of nearly two columns OF
fine type. The wrath exhibited was
pretty much Of the same stripe as that gen
orally opened for the benefit Of copper
heads, and their subteuanean co-workcrs
the Suns of dame Liberty The Gazette
has very wcighty load to carry, and be-
gins, like ye ancient Atlas to need a Her
cules to "spell' it, 1t has our sympathy
in this its hour of sore travail The
"enemy in the rear" as well as the lose
legious in front, are only prevented from
accomplishing all their diabolical designs,
by ii matchless genius and forecast 1t
makes il its business to uncover all the
suspicious looking pots its sees, lest dan
ger to the Government it so fondly loves,
might perchance be brewing therein and
wherever there is tho slightest possibility
that an incipient mares nest may be in
course, there also is one of the pimps OF
this hydra.nosed newspaper concern. II
has more nasal appendsges than the
my thical argus had eyes, and every one
OF them is host There is no odor nor
stencil, nor miasmatic exudation that is
not caught upon some one Of its many
disteuded nostrils before it is waited two
squares. Such is the Gazette, and what
with washerwomen, A. o, KS, X, G.
C's. Peace Commissioners, Provost Mar
shals, nnigger regiments. drafts, "TC
whom il may concerns" protests, NANTES
tos, greenbacks, Cleveland, Buffalo anC
Chicago Conventions, and "mauy othe
articles too tedious to MENTION" it has
pretty hard row to hoe. But in all it
labors, since the commencement OF the war
it has never encountered so sore trial a
it has experienced in the attempt, to I'll
the last quota Of the man-slayer at Wash
ineton, and at the same time defeat th
copperheads in the approaching elections
The Occasion was piled high with diff
culties." aud the only hope of success wa
wrapped up in the project of gatherin
nigger substitutes in the seeded States
To draw half million able bodied me
from the ranks of citizens and voter
would be certain TO defeat the abolitonist
in the Fall, but the call might be made u
In part of the gallant Low Dutch of An
| werp, and the remainder of the still mo
. gallant niggers who were supposed to
roaming in countless herds over the broa
e Savannahs of the southern States b.
I inst as the lassos were ready for the latte
; Gen. SHERMAN ungraciously intimates,
the letter under consideration, that nigge
are not the equals Of his white veteran
and that it is an insult to offer them sue
: assistance. There was ace in that, al
a hence these two columns of warm wrat
a The day set for the drawing of the col
5 seription seine is almost at hand and Il
prospect for Hollander and Niger proxi
: is too seim to think OF, but the men mu
be forthcoming. Men of the most vapo
v GUS loyalty begin to see it, and to feel u
o pleasantly. They begin to change the
i tone, and to talk sensibly about an "armi
:. tic" convention of States" aud
q peace candidate for the Presidency, al
. the GdSste IN its impotency and confusio
" pitches into SHERMAN. No use. r.
y last hair has been laid on ; the back-b bo
L of black rep blicanism is broken at lai
t, and so mote it be.