Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31

ery State when Che civil courts hate'beeni
nfways open ana the Iaw uHobStrdcted3 afsi
rested without ggrapt! ipiEisoned with
trial, and left hundreds, yes thousands OF
their victims ts s5q64UR the ygsIHiiH IT
jails.-tbese men who pull little bells, and
their tools, like staatbn and Dana, who
run to Isketuts tKair &ddhgJwA read in
the decision of Judge Smalley their own
tfptprs faSl lNshcn gAaiifSAass staka4 QfehS
bandage and unsheathed her sword .xl
~. ~. - stss.as.., 80 ~ 90
-FranlxlIn1a ID Demh ocEallGasAssOCIge
tiOHg bua IsuaioaO noowI
.Fitel Democrats Of -Gtfhnftufs met on
Saturday eyehiHg isse,' and otgsnized a
Demostatia Assassination foalFSAnkdio coun-
ty,. by appointing ALLAN Gsauhnrman,
Pres dieAt, E." F. Bingham, Vice Presi-
dent; John a., Thompson y Corresponding.
sscrstaIjy Jacob t.9hrtssts Recording Score
tary, and Newton Gbb6RRss,o treasurer, FER Tor
term of one year respectively. E. 7, De-
j Iaai2y any, Thomas Arnold a1d,1 Henry Aeissr
were cfe"I "SIp'Ppoointed Finance comSiGtee dor
the ensuing year. dsuordi b,Aoedo oss2ssd
l0ef tskings the char h4JGdge Thurman
addressed the Association in very able
manner. He said the Bemocrecy Of the
State i66kSS t6 @ XIII, iaS tie St c6aS
ty OF The State, for an example N ,sitlae
work of forming clubs and county associa-
.tiUhs. LoHe hoped ethsfs w5dh' BE- b4eS ifHio 10
/ dimiuutionA Of ointeest antEHass studR the
H good work, sqs well 1begens and that utbe
I honor ACCORDED to tfe glGri9Hs Ii ! leh9erasy
Of Franklin county might might GqPnGt9jnrR9eP3 y nbe
well deserVeds:u ,aoiHbommog.h .gtEploo n
N Or, motion Of Il. Thompson, n com
mites Of one bB5S ySyYar& WAS WAS saip-
I pointed on the ehrpllmSpt of members IN
n tLa "A ssns;.ts,h ham
4 The rules of the Association provide
that its reading room shall be open every
evening e.tsq1dgy gHeptstE fS9@ Ntc
10 o'clock. All Democrats are invited
to attend. --.....-,,,..,,,,,
'I1tJsG. .IH DHtTL1 rHI ~
: .a4 Is 1t not time that the democracy q
: Montgomery county Saiwere moving initht
Same difettionn" % D'"' evan S',,a sS1,aa
AyGTG GftifFFaaHSf2 HSf2 GHh aDaAL
Mortality AmQpg the Negroes.
rAeeonAts from aH pers of the Spptt
:, agJae an dIe ching, hAtihe freakhsn a,s
! dying off with rapidity. A dispatch from
South Carolina, Iaihdhg' 70 those abou
H1It6h Heaa, says, 'tkerSS IS great mortal
ity among the negroes" " nd, Deprived. of the
: care Of their masters, they are r9a@ipIfs
about, working as little as possible, sleep
!. insiA 6rehaefds, WITH fh6 propSF ntsiica
: care Mbss bjckI Raidsath b thitainstbeir
4 numbers AT a fearful rate. The infants
} and children from three to ten years of age
v die offiapidSl IMlth diSssS' ltssGats SSssr,
% US, wehearofo"problemsd hnds specula-
tionsp on -tberone hand AS to whether thl
) negroes shall be exported. from the land
! and ON the athSrl whether sthey shAlH NO
bo. ae{E%aiittttea e. The Hight 59f suffrage, aRt
the goyerrmentc \ 4 m n q States ctisall RFtScsi RFtSc
in their hands These eoloretp isborer,
i are wanted on the cotton and ,sies fstds o
the South, There they can be useful, anf
earn by theirlabor sdcomf Portable subsist
= enoey and about sthe only ,ptoblem tOab,
solved is whether the States shall so rega
latal the question Of negro labor aSRarc
. Enumeration as to ensure to the world tn
= benefit of their services and to themselve
a comfortable subsistence. or whether tn
: freeamsa,s hnreauM sKaID siilEcorthas 4
# disturb the relations Of the employer an
g employee, and ensure for the entire clas
u Of colored iiaAbOfdtS atA tie 'sodtEk the cer
y taintys Of e4tSrmiRati6nD ATUH Az
II sMIsSIs siPfBB9-'fhe new Legislation {
( Mississippi 9asssRbred at jackson iOnath
J, 10th ihst?' at Which, time H6n.%,oBs5G
d HunpbsYs sgss Ally 5Rkhg gdtSteed as 3 Gov
8, ernor of that State. He is what the AAboT
q. tion faction term an ''unconverted rebel,
of and no doubt he will make good Coy
y ernor, The oath Of,efies was adWinister
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