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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-26

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

Senator Ben Wade, Of Ohio, o the late do
bate upon the scheme of the Administration
to force mock State Government upon
Louisiana, said
"When the rights ofthe people are touched,
when the foundation Of this Government is
sought TO be ssep; away by Executive usur-
patton, II will not do to turn around to me
and say that this comes from Il President
whom ! helped TO elect or that the measure
is supporte generally by my own party. /
say, sir that this question goes to the very
foundation OF republican government lfthe
President of the United States, operating
through his Major Generals, can initiate a
State Government, and can bring it here aud
force M, compel us, to receive as associates
on this floor these mere mockeries, these men
Of straw who represent nobody, your Repub-
lie is at an eud.
"Sir, have heard a great deal about this
pretended election in Louisiana, that did not
come from Major General Banks, and pro.
nounce the proceeding mockery. II is not
pretended that they could be drummed up
from the rilf.raF OF New Orleans aud sent in:
to the vicinity under the mandate OF Major
General more than about six thousand votes,
where over fifty thousand were formerly poll
ed
Talk not to me Of your ten per cent prin.
cipe A more absurd, monarchical and anti.
American principle was never announced on
Gods earth"
The ten per cent principle is Lincoln's pro
position to reorganize and protect any State
government where one.tenth of the people
are for the Union, This principle is well and
fifty characterized by Mr.. Wade - Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
Current News Items.

The editor Of the Ohio State Journal has
written aud leleerspbed from Washington
City that Messrs. Sherman, schenck and
Brough are talked Of as candidates for the
next United States Senaiorship.
Persons, who appear to know, state that
when the rebel officers want to hide their do
signs aud movements efTeclually, they crcu-
late false information in their own ranks, so
that deserters may bring 1t to US,
A "loyar' Washington correspondent snys
that "swarms Of ofice-hoders are there from
oil parts Of the country" That accounts for
the large demonstration in honor OF Mr. lin
coins re-nauguration,
Judge Edwards, of New York, has been
recommended for Secretary Of the Interior
Department by the Governors Of nine States.
This is the name which the telegraph here did
not make intellgible, and was published in
blank yesterday.
The editor of the Ohio State Journal,
writes from Washington "The House strikes
the eye Of him who enters it's gallery, as il il
we're low political convention, upon which
some vexed question bad been unexpectedly
sprung. AT first the spectator does not OBJ
serve that any attempt at regular business is
being made.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune bitterly assails the Inauguration
harAngue of Andy johnson. Every man with
spark Of decency left in his nature, feels that
the Republic is disgraced by its new Vice
President
Ben Wade continues his denunciations OF
Lincoln and his policy. OF Lncon's scheme
of reconstruction, Wade says "a more alb.
surd, monarohical, and ti-American princi-
pie was never announced on God earth.
Alexander Dumas has worked ten hours n
day during twenty years. has written seven
hundred novels and thirty-Gve plays.
Agate, Republican correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette, accuses various Senators,
John Sherman among others, with dishonest
charges and exactions Of mileage.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
The Extraordinary Address OF
the Vice President.

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune, in speaking of the late address
of Vice President johnson, says;
The speech of Andrew johnson was, ven.
turc to say, the most remarkable and utterly
inappropriate harangue that ever fell from
the lips of Vice President of the United
States His manner was that OF stump
orator. and his language such as would be un.
worthy of even an ordinary ward politician
His peculiar intonation, and the vehemence
OF his manner, arrested the attention of all
who we're assembled on the floor and
in the galleries. and at the conclusion
of his address, there were numerous
expressions of Indignation that an Off
Ger elevated to so higha position by the will
of the people, should stooD so low as to vent
personal spleen on his own countrymen, in
presence OF the distinguished representatives
Of European Courts. And Mr. johnson did
not stop there. He even took the liberly-an
unwarrant ible liberty in one who was not vet
legally entitled TO address the Senate, for the
oath had not yet been administered to him
he even took the liberty of calling the atten-
ton Of the Diplomatic Corps to the wild and
furious speech he was then making; aud said
he wanted the Senate, the people, and the
ministers there presentto understand that he,
Andrew johnson, stood there to announce that
Tennessee was free State, and then init
mated very broadly that Tennessee was per.
sonifed in Andrew johnson. 81 announce
here to day, was repeated at least twenty
times during the twenty minutes misused by
Mr. johnson, and there was a general RELIEF
felt throughout the Senate when he concluded
his undiguItied and yituperativa si,eeeh, It wa.
almost impossible to follow Mr.. Johnson in
his very strange harangue. AT one moment
his voice would swell until it could be dis
tinctly heard in the lobby and on the stair,
leading to the galery--not in the sonorou,
tones of an orator, but in wild, baokwoodl
shOut-and as suddenly drop so low as to bl
inaudible in the reporters gallery, immedi
ately above where he stood
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

WAsHiYGroV, March I

WASHINGTON, March T.
The unanimous vote Of the House, accord
ing 10 Mr. Pendletou the privilege OF closing
the debae on his proposition to bring Cabi-
net officers on the floor, was he most signal
compliment lhis Congress has paid to any
Democrat
He had the floor ut two clock in the morn.
ing The House was still going TO sit some
hours, and il might much better have heard
him then than at any other time Bot there
was a general feeling that it would be pleas.
ant TO show the ablegt man on the Demo
cratic side, on the occasion of bis retirement
from long service in the House, some evil
dence Of the regard his uniform courtesy
aud fairness bad inspired and SO the motion
TO have the question pos poned, and his speech
SCI for the most favorable hour in the after.
noon, when he would be cure to have crowded
galleries and the finest audience OF the sea
son, came from his most persistent political
and even personal opponent in the House,
Mr. Ehu y Washburue No such compli.
ment has been extended to a Democrat within
my recollection, since the Democrats have
been in the minority AGArE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
A National DIsrrace.

We are sick at heart as we learn that our
New Vice-President carried his debauchery to
the nations capital and the solemn hour Of
Inauguration. We honered him as one who
rose by dint Of talent and energy to high
place IN the national confidence, aud then 20
bly, breasted the tide of treason that threatened
70 overwhelm us we gave him, too our inhu-
ence for his present high office, but DOW, in
the name ofoutraged decency, in the name of
a bleeding ehretian nation, we protest against
the public infamy of a man staggering, with
the Bible at his lips, as he assumes the second
place within our gift God grant that it may
roll on the revival Of temperance. Western
Christian Ad0ocafe.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
Gen. Grant Believes the war
NenTIV Ended


lFrom the Quincy On) Herald, Feb. 24I
We have beea hndly furnished BY Hon.
| NJ Morris private letter received from
Lieutenant General Grant from which we
take ths annexed extract The letter IA da.
ted Headquarters Armies OF the United
States, City Point Va February IA, 1861
and was written not dictated, by Gen. Grant
himself The following is the extract, which
will be read with interest;
Everything looks TO me 10 be very favora.
bic for speedy termination Of the war. The
people OF the South are ready for il If they
can get clear OF their lenders II is hard 70
predict what will become Of them, the lead
ers--whether they will fee the country or
whether the people will iorcibly depose them,
and take the matter ia their own hands One
or the other will likely occur If our spring
campaign is rs successful as | have every
hope it will be-
Yours, truly U. s. GRANT
It's unfortunate for General Grant that
just about the time that even Seward be-
came ashamed of prophesying, he should
have taken up the oracular business. But
his success in that line is no better than
that Of his illustrious predecessor. And
it takes away much from the value of his
vaticination just now, that he has twice
before most signally failed
L. just one year ago. when on his way
East the idol of all "loyal" worshipers,
to take command of the armies of the Uni
ted States as Lieutenant General, and cs-
pecially of the Army of the Potomac, he
promised his brother in Illinois that, as
soon as he was sure of taking Richmond
in a few days, he would telegraph him to
come on and dine with him in that city +;
and accordingly, in June last the tele-
gram was duly sent by General Grant to
his brother, inviting the latter to come on
in time for Fourth of July dinner in
Richmond. This telegram was at once
published in the newspapers, to the great
Joy of all '1oyal' believers. But it is now
the 9th of March, 1865, and Richmond is
yet as defiant as ever, and Grant still in a
state OF siege on the james.
2. On the 18th of August, 1864, Gen.
Grant wrote to one Elihu b. Washburne,
of Illinois, that the South was then max
ing its last expiring, spasmodic effort /;
that it had already ransacked and ex-
kausted "the cradle and the grave to fill
its armies" and in few months, at most,
must succumb and be conquered Seven
months have since elapsed and "the era
die and the grave" still keep Grant at
bay, and have defeated him in every en-
counter.
Wesubmit, very respectfully, that Gen.
Grants concern as to what will become of
"the leaders of the rebellion" (including,
of course, Lee, Johnston and Beauregard, J
is little premature. Let him "wait for
the wagon" A long war is yet before
us.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

The man whom the Republicans elected
Vice President, when they might have hon
ored themselves and dignifed their country
by choosing George II. PeDdleton is thus de.
picted by the Republican correspondent of the
Cincinnati Comercial
THE INAUGURAL CEREMONIES.
Those who feel inclined so to do, are vel.
come to the task OF drawing graphic pictures
OF the scenes attendant upon the installation
of Mr.. Lincoln for his second term. / can
didy confess that, as for me, all the poetry
was extracted from the occasion by the indie
cent conduct of Mr. johnson, and the low,
undignifed, demagogical speech made by him
when called upon to take the oath of office for
the second position in the gift of the Amer-
can people. Instead OF few words, mod.
estly craving the charity of the Senate to-
ward any error of omission or commission
he might commit in presiding over their de.
hberations, he dsgusted every one within the
range Of his voice, by low, vulgar, illiterate
harangue, for which he would have been hoot-
ed from the stump at any respectable mass
meeting.
Drunkenness may be entered as a plea in
abatement for him, for he had been crazed
with liquor for several preceding days, and
as he antarsd tho Sanota Charbor ~; -
80, IL a. ,.o-'a" - JaL"I re iauie
ooOon u,S ~ ~. w aoL "a, ~ 1e com
.;o eS ,ho 'o oo, "'sn g ss'eLLeo'yPeu 'auua
.h". n ~ ~" ga ~ ~ P1T Th". u ,ue people, ana
snen' .uins X - s., OuA1e, VINO, WIN ms AS
sSs s;ah, ot',ho Xxx. osp' ;i was 81, seated on
~" no ,La SOn.o CO. Ea"ii p,Psu ou', ! say 10
49,. SOu, s"c So"a ,sa s a 1O IVA. an your power
IN n .uo PeoP'e E1' Cn GonIent WIN
euIs ,uS IuSeey iems'A " tne oniel 1usuoe' ne
wneeleu roauI, ~ anu auuressi9g hamseli TO the
Nc eSess Seas .. 'nS Ononaes, sa,u' say 70 you
nut oeeretary otWhrui anu 10 you, Mr. Secre-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
ARRANDALE s. CO., MauEactuE-.
ffs l.t-..- Xxx erR, Agents. .,'r
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Announce that all the above list Of goods will be sold
fUrOEH loILAR each
In consequence OF The gseat stggnation of trad4Au
the manufacturing dsr rcts Of England througb he
warhsgin ncut oil TIM suppl yoi ootloh,a hFae tiilan
otvaiuhb jewery or anhlly intended foT ths Fng.
sh market has hfen sent of for sale in this country
And Mu n BEkOLD AT ANY BACRIFIOEi In
der these circumstances, ARRANnAbE a. Co. ace
ing as agent for The prsnsipal European rnanrlctr
ets, have reso solYedupos9 u GRhAT GIkI1 DIBTRIJ
BUfIONs au leet 10 the iollOWing regu alton 0Fi
Certificates Of the various articles .are ar put TO
envelopes, sealed np, and mix Cd and when ordered,
are taken out without regard 70 choice, and sent ~
mail, thus giving All air chanoe. ON reosipt OF the
eeItihcate, you wih see WI hat Ou 10 have, aud
then ~ at your option 10 send the dollar and tahs
the article or not. Purchasers may thus obtain n
Gold Nateh tpiamond Riag, or any Fet ofrJeWery
on ourlistfoF Oan DoLLAH. e-.A - a@~N|~A
SEND TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FOR OERTIFI
10 Rll transactions y mail We shall charge foF fof
wHiding the Oeruhcat4s, paying postage, and dining
tie business tWehty.fYe cens each, witch must Ne
iheloaed when the Cerlf cate In stnffor Five ceft
heaien will be sentiOr tl eleven foi ss thirty fofSb
sixty.hge for so md hundred for $40 ih ~
lAGhNTB.-We want A. ents In every regiment.
md 10 eyefv town an county IN the CO.. ntry, and
tlOse acting as such will be allowed ten cents Oh ~.
cry Certificate orderei for them provided their 70.
nitianoe amounts 20 one dollar gents Win chnAst
twenty -fve cents by every Cernhcaie and remit hf
teen cents TO us either Va cash or postaoe atamps
aH lAiia AHRARDALE a. CO., VA
le2ids" lo7 broadway NY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
Spring 7slCrtion.

Msssrs. Fi'.; Please announce the name Of LAW
RENCE nUTz, Jr.. a. q candidate for Councilman In
the Eighth Ward At the spring election, and
obhge ma9 MANY CiTiZ ems.
1fessrs. Ehtorss Please announce the name OF y.
FLKlN, a. u candidate Tor Street C0mmissi ner ~
the ensuing gspnng election. He wiliservs th- public
ftthhilly.ii elected
fe27 MANY CITlZEN4.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

Baron Saturday morning next, at half
past eight O'clock, C, P, Huber Son will
AeI large lot ofFurniturei also one excel.
lent Spring Wagon, ma9d2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
The latest OmclaI Mistake.

There seems little or no doubt now that the
Official dispatches of General Grant and
Secretary Stanton, announcing the defeat and
capture of the Confederate General Early, 10
the Valley OF Virginia, we're untrue Would
II not be better and more becoming for those
high dignitaries to be sure Of the truth Of
their dispatches before they send them broad.
cast over the country The country is already
noted for the unreliable and almost WORTHLESS,
nature OF its official dispatches -Eag.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

p9s"The Cincinnati Gazette calls on Andy
johnson to resign We object, unless resig.
nation Of Republican officials at Washington
becomes general. Drunkenness in the Vice
Presidepts only one Of an infnity of ways
in which the American people have been dis
honored and INUNDATED by their leaders.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

HARD on SAMBo. The Washington Chron
icle, Lincon's special organ, ANNOUNCES that
negroes were excluded from the Inauguration
ball. AS Sumner brought their exclusion
from railroads before the United States Sen
ate, we shall expect him to lay this greater
grievance before Congress when it shall con
yene ia extra session.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
BERNARD sCHUrTEsEsrAPE

NOTICE Is hereby given that the unders qned has
~ been duly appointed and qualified a. Admins
iratrK OF the estate OF BERNARD Schultz late on MATT
gomery county, Ohio, decensed '''''
ma4~5 H MARGARET sCHUTTE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
LOCAL MATTERS. (.

BsS"Since the lst of March Surgeon
Schenck Las examined one hundred and
twenty recruits, and accepted ninety-ihree
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

Bo1"Two boys we're before the Probate
Court yesterday, charged with carrying con
cealed weapons. All such should be arrested
aud dealt with, 1t is parnicious and dan
gerous habit, as Occurrences here have often
exemplifed. No boy has any business with
weapons They betray him into crime, and
are dangerous to the community.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

PRoPANTY-Lineoln, 10 the oourse Of his
very brief inaugural, takes the name of God
a great number Of times in vain. 1t is well
for some people that the Almighty is long
suffering and slow to anger
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

SeB' Old Mansfield, in the last Cincinnati
Gazette, says the Coniederacy is exhausted
of vitality" Would to Heaven we could
say The same Of old Mansledl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

nss~Some of tho French papers predict
that the Lincoln Administration will soon
recognize the Mexican Empire, We should
not wonder Il recognized the Dayton EN-.
pre couple of years ago Itapprcssed the
latter with great bravery and promptitnde.
Let il try its hand on the former and il sue
cessial, it will be far more to its honor than
what it accomplished in our case.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09

HIGH wATRRs. The late rains have greatly
swollen the Ohio river and all it's tributaries.
At Cincinnati, on Thursday, its depth was re.
ported to he ifty-six feet, when it commenced
reeediug. Mill Creek backwatered up to
Cumuinsville, and in some places was nearly
a mile wide. The bridge of the Cincinnati
Railroad Company was covered with water, as
we'll as the Depots Of the Ohio and Mississppi
and Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroads,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
ATTACHMENT

William KnaIier, Plaintiff. vs.. viii. Vaughan and o.
IL. Vaughan, Partners W Vaughan A Co., Defend,
ants.
Befo q John x stnppelman Justice Of the Peace Of
Dayton TownshiP, Montgomery County, and State
OF Ohio. i
nN the 29th day Of December, 1884 SAID Justice Of
~ the Peace issued an order of Attachment In the
above action ior the sum Of one hundred aud sixty.
Ave dollars and sixty -four cents Case SET for hear
ing February 20, 1868, Rt 10 O'Clock A. M.
WILLIAM KNAUEh. /.
Dayton, January 81, IsG5-fe4wts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
Valuable Property for Sale.

DErWEEN nov and the 10Th day or March, A. D.
ID 1866 wall sell at private sale, he fOll01ing prom
erty, to-wi good brick mouse, with sx rooms, st-
uae on The southeast corner OF Warren and Oemete-
~ STREETS, together With seventeen lots adjoining sad
house, containing oulbuildngs, 6e. Also, 1--WE good
Will sell all this property 10 whole or IN part BY sim
gle llts or more 10 suit the purchaser. y = .I
fe2ldn LJRENz BuTz.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-03-09
Andy JOhBsOn's BeastIIness on
Inauguration DAY.

The man whom the Republicans elected
Vice President, when they might have hon
ored themselves and digni6ed their country
by choosing George II. Pendeton, is thus de.
picted by the Republican correspondent of the
Cincinnati Cnmerclal
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