The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-06-20
THE DL-irI7'iS,IE EMPIRE.
AIkcrn Nlggrr TrIck.

cratio svRsiblliiifs asd'ril tarleriss'i Vi di-
ycrs OF Ids wealthy raifcai fricnds, by pur-
chasing Valuable piece 81 properiys9n
Seventh Street, west Of itlm for whlfh no
gave s22sO0 II "a In one of the nipst aris-
tocytio neighborlioods of toe uhy Ia
front of Il, several palatia niatsisns; ON
each side of II, snvcral more ol thoeamc-
aud all the rich and proud occupants, In
ending the nlggcr intensely 'loyal'
There is not nlgger In Che whole West,
or Ia the South. who can boast of such a
fine "Jweaa'' or such surroundings Of arls
tocratic logdiisisi The lmrnets, the Groes-
bccks, the Grccnes, Sc are In front aud on
each side--rich Jewels enclrcling n black
set. but strangei That whole proud.
loyal neighborhood Of arlstocraey aud
money Is as much excited aid unncrved, as
If all the inspired odors aud rich perfume
from Aniby, or "Africa tile blest, = had inst
noatcd Ia upon thein astonishcd SENSES on
some vngrant orient gale
In plain modern phrase, @'therc's a niger
in that wood pile" aud the great concern
Is how to get him out, or what TO do with
him. if he persists Ia remainingl True. IN
their political policy. they advocated his
equality, gave him his fWhts IN society, and
elevated him, before the law, to the priyil
eye of legally being one OF themselves In
the moral and social world--legislated him,
In truth, into superiority; and now they are
shocked at the brave, bold Ethiopian hpv-
ing the audacitNto take them at their own
i.t a L.,
asone of ''oar o'cn setn' olhlt I
What Is Tnbbs Grnss To- do about tllis
loyal WARP Let him plead the ilustrious
example and written history of that other
eminent Black k-repuhican, Thad. stevens,
the great and universally acknowledged
leader of their ascendant party In Congress
aud the country; who, inhfstine mansion,
in the aristocratic city fofsI.ancastcr,
surrounded by a,wealtliy and refined peo-
pie, enjoys, undisturbcd, all The luxurious
repose Of d quiet home, the endcarments of
his negress soife, aud the gambols aud Gu
resses of her negro cAttdresi Why ls not
the contestant owner of "Bitnd Tom" the
equal the Republican leader Thad?
True he might build "Ilureau" factory,
for the home aud eomfort OF his abolition
pets he might erect gorgeous Opera
House, Into which no "poor white trash
could dare enter; or he might construct Il
gospel temple for The cdiGcatou of the
wandering blacks of Ethiopia. Abasynio
aud TShihuctoo, but It Il questionable
whether either of these admirable sugges.
tions would be so allowed 10 be carried on
rs to restore rcpose 10 the distressed bo
so,,sof ,l,, 1ooa, soc,,sc ri F's
80
QUESTION. .Awhy Is II Schwar2 sells 3,
many goods Because he sells the nicos
made mp, Keeps always on hand u larg
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ca Where to go TO get well governed |
question scttlcd--radically settled. Mar
blchcad, Mass.. Is tile town. The Chief q
the Police, lately chosen by that ''pcculia
people," has published proclamation, Il
which he plainly tells his constituents hoy
carefully their moral habits aud christian
~oNlH VIII W UlltHu'u W. iithT INNS iUfl
tan Saints ,l s ,r.N g jrr ~
"Thc undivided attention of the Who'll
police force VIII be specially directed TO
W. doc ,io apI ,nn hr T., ."V T 1i ,hn 'aw
Standing on the sidewalks orcurbstoncs, q
sitting upon doorsteps or entrances to an,
dweliing-holises, store, building or inclo
any other time contrary to the interest an,
meaning of the statute. viii be punished 4
the utmost rlgor OF the law.
Need the siniul parts OF the country Ion
gerWonuer why new England Is the liant
OF uhadulterated picty' ana no o1ier poo
pie are blessed WIN me christian virtues
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onoa innn,ro1 ar .,vha, uo Gr,, a,,,,
h,to or hon,,,,s ., ia tonsai,. ,.a,,Yad
"wno,oe.s ~ ong s,i1 ho ",, IL ma Az,
naIa ~, ,hn ,n,n.,, Ian ., ma 60
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supreme thhl all men, ana espeoihlly III
women should be neat and tidy wo
man may be beautiful IN face and form, bu
II she Is not neat ana tidy In her adorn
nent' her natural beauty loses all It's grace