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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-08
EDITonrAL nREYITIEs.


| fTHE. TAX HfRDEN.--N mqn Of family
Says the hilcaae Of the meWbers Of Coo
Gross is 4 grcatswindle, aud says that az
lHan 20 from Chicago to Washington f0f
lthirtyAny dollars, while, accoriIhg TO d
law OF Congress, II costs a member four
hundred dollars to perform the trip.
History, says the Albany Arqus, may be
searched in vain for parallel 10 the cor
fulBlom eNtrpvakahee aud profiRaay iof
this Congress. 10 tisa q vast job OF aggtega-
ton Of jobs. It Is controlled by 1obbera
kept In session by jobbers, and every meas
urc that II passes e more or less a job.
In the State OF Missouri the man who
sells whisky on Sunday with0pt a license
is fined from ten 70 twatnty-hve dollara.
The man who breaches the gospel on Snn-
day without license Is fined not less than
five hundred collars and sent TO jail Oc-
lcaslOnally. by way Of variety aud higher
him. Es,
Delano. who introduced the resolution ia
the House, TO please the Fcnians. as he
hoped respecting the Aeutrnlitg Ac, was,
In 1851, 'tirand Master" of all the RnotD
Nothing Lodges in Ohio-which Grkhniza-
tion endeavored to deprive lrishmen Of
every political and many OF thc civil
rights they ever possessed. DClauo Is n
NileAitN NAoNtNl III iiAtNSa
Colonel Ripley. formerly OF the Four
tecuth New Hampshire regiment, and since
the war engaged in the lumber business, in
Emanuel county. Georgia, was recently
| 6rutally murdered by rufilans who attacked
his house At hight. f'i
Thomas u. Brown. Of Pickaway county,
has brought an action ogainst some well
/ spoYn gamblers Of columbus lQr,lriraud-
creating considerable excitement ia the
Columbus gaming circles.
The Sundusky Register tiiadicai,j saws
that the pay OF Cnhgrcssmen viii hercdtter
be $1,000 per aunum.n That however,
does not tell the wOlc story. The Increased
pay dates back to the 4tli Of March, SG5,
and Is clear case Of U0ting mOReg ijt0 their
e1cn PpckeiSs The Constitution uis0hiO, in
its determination TO prevent legislation Of
this character. forbidS The compensation OF
any officer 70 be increased during tho tune
for which he was elected.
Il should not be forgotten that a number
OF highly loyal papers have Published a
statement that the Department OF the
treasury under Mr.. Chase WAS minus M'yfy
BohiOps OF DreenbGcks. Why dill not tie
Committee on the Conduct otMe lHarinves-
tigate this statement Why did not Sihit
loyal" Senator express surprise al dis
statementI Dkii the Senate agree to adjourn
so soon in order to prevent investigations?
How tsTI, GeigIfbof7Jops,ai.
Tie Republican County Convention of
Hamilton county, ON Saturday, was an ex-
eitable affair. Egglestoh and Hayes were
re-nonfinated for U0ngress. The county
ticket Va as fun of Black Radicalism as
Chase or Wade could desire.
The Hamilton. dsin ada 1y,,es of late
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-08
R. w. DGJ.BF,
HOUSE and SIGN PAINTER,

Paper ilqnGer, GrGtstel. g, GiC=ier,
Is now located IN ihe rgqpo OYER the Ohio Iusur-
aoge once, No 2s9 Third streer opposite Huston
Iiall. s' ieidim
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-08
DIR. IL. CONWAY.
URGEON DE TIST

IlAYING REMOVER IUIS OFFICE,
from Third, to SECOND STREET, would respect
fully inform hs friends and patrons, thAthe is
prepared 60 render his roessiOnat seIsic 10 all
who may desire thep,l ~ his Ofiice on SECOND
STREET, opposite The Dayton National Bank.
-,.nlO
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-08

THE co partneThip heieiOloye cxfsting under
Il the styleand hIm naino of Men Iienbft 4 ~
was dissolved on the 1Otl lust, NeE q IiehAet bny,
ing purchased tho interest Of Nj. Gels Eiiher
partner will use tho nHmG Of3the lrm i'd Uouldo
ton. tf'' HENRY NEFff
t'rf MILTON BENNET
jyl7dswtf MARCUS EEIlS. -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-08
FOR RENT.

TWO front rooms. (snitable for an oaice and
/ sleeping room in the building occupied by
the Ohio Insurance Company, northeast corner of
Third and Jefferson streets. InquiroSf WILLIAM
retary, OhiO Insurance Company. tm0du
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-08

tS~ The Jo''raa5 is trying to make out
that SoHFNck diiH't get more pay than he
was entitled to. Baht viii ScmENCK aggee
to return the surplus if we prove that he
didG We win agree to produce the official
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-08
Removal.

NTErF & BENNETr, MnnN tcturcEs hnd Whole
N sale md Retail dealers 10 jSioVes InlIow
WAie &C nave removed their SResrOOnsi nom 20
Third street, 80 the rooms iofmefl, hd.irpied hy
Brown irwin or the cornUT OF i'ifst street and
the Canal where they viii hC plo.lsud I'd seo their
Cooking and HeatMgSpyei, -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-08

INSURANCE POLICIES Il BLANKS
AOatly printed at the EMPIRE
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-08

sumpLiVe aad Throat Diseases, -
AreGhes qre USED with GlYaFsgood success.
SINGERS AND PUBLiG SPEAKERS
viii ind 75oclSS usOf II e ecafBig tie voice when
tlhen before 5siuBips OF .slr'hing, and relieving
tine throat after un unusual cNCrtion OF the Ivocil
OISaus. The 1fOcAes are recdmmepdett and pre-
sctibcd ny fhyslculns, and have had tssthnbniaIs
tnlm eminent mon throughout the country Being
M article o. true nelt ana haviug ltrpbsd their
ehGaeN by q icAt oA many yfpirs, pacl year finds
them in new localities IN various pafts Of Inc
world, gnd the 7rooA9s are universally PRONOUNCED
better than other articles -"' iYc III.
Obtain ouly ''BPOWE'S BRONCHIAL wuo
oHEs,F and 10 pot eekc fpseef 3Ie ES,t8tsb I,sst-
tItfO'ts that may be 0fCrcd
soid every where in the United states and Fsr-
ogn Eonn blqes At ~ sent4'ifA NlS - % Glbdw
a5est sBIEbICAE NoTfeE.9 - =
sIr. -. o0aE may be consulteday brot,s:
IN XENIA tt the Depot Epting House. or ghutsl
days March 5, April1si My t7i-JVly O Ang o.;
In DAY ron a. tho op!Ailips House on yia,y.
hatgh ', h1Iii i8i May "a, 'fuiy o; Avg TO- sept
IA vGOy al Che Mor.is Ho,.se ON sstrrasrs
March n 70; Aln1i iii May 9idoly7 Any n sept
ia SPRlNGrIELD at the willis Hou4c ON
Ihnr'days, March 10; APrli i9i May 9i. July ~
Aug. .l6 sept 20 Oct.5 t-'
.Dr tQNE has han nWre5 IN cach -ot tho above
places SHAT he GHs g7ilariy visited 61r tlA ,ast
seven wears 3'ld as ic has treated and rurnd many
ptssn p egGh Stoa o ,''e nneye gtlyes, nc ,i give
ht. CoNE tEoA's 'ha Curci ,ll y.rHtiJs Of
Chronic Diseases, mclUaiii@ IhoyO 0t tho Eyp and
lar; makes 80 rntrGc t0r .'Nasulttfion (: bnt IL
those who consult nm 'sjrrt .el acnt me- rharocs
Cash for MS Medicines, 1f
MRicinC- .hat Will last 9ationt from 6,ur 10 sI,
months cost itom tive 90 Rhirfy dollars in C4sh
Adotessi uIJE, bONE.
COLUMBUS, ONO.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-15

Rem Sort, IA. 9tpril. Sie Court
of Sppeuls bat ertIart, bab feine Gnt>
f@eibung in Dem 8roseB bon Gonzales
un6 Reaicer, bic M1oroer 6es genor
Otero, Dor SUM geeeben iuer6en tuiro.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-15
Mabt : Oepel1en,
Siir Die ,staats. Seituns" berfcbtet.
SO arttberi4te.
8 BORT beuber 4roceB On
Sefferion Dapis, gu
81 i d m 0 no.

Cincinnati, IA. 9lpril. Wfebl
feiier unb in ftarfer Sfadfra9e, 5upers
fetn TIA, Ggtra $50 Salnilten WebI
Bei3en uenig angeboten ufto
Doa SC geitie9en. Sorn uno Safer nns
peranbert unO feF. sRog9en in 9,ltes'
8egebr unb gu b0beren 8reiien 60
IS, Grtra 1915. geritc fart besebrt
gu LILO fir Bri1la uno 1.25 fur Ga
nabif9e. sBbistD flau 81 alien 8reiien.
MeB 8ort febr tbatis sn 25-254, Sn&
baber foroern 251 unb tuenis Gngebot
81 biefem Yreis. G6mals seltieseu
auf Is, 8erfdufer berlangten amS6luB
1874. 8uIt Nfeats unb Bacon uubere
anbert unO fill. Slselame ettuas nieb<
riser gu 5.8O-5.90. Simotbp $50
80. 2einiane felt 81 FPS. 9ein0l in
beflerem Begebr gu 1870. 9rO@
eericn gu alien 8reiien.
Suite Gei9afte in S6nittpaaren.
@oIO fdloB 1254-1 i'm Saul. @e6>
iel rar. 9elbmarft sienli6 leibt 81 8
10 8roaent.
Qouisbtlle, IA. 9lpril. Sabat
113Sbbs. oTerirt gu 81. 8reiie fiir
2ugs unb bette Sorten rangirten bon
$40. Naeb 9orf 25a. &laressi>
ten 165. gdultern 124. sAinfen in
3nder Der. %. 8bistp 2.22. WfebL,
Superfein 6 .50-7.75. 8orn 57-63
fit ee1ifdtes unO tueibes. 5afer "A.
Ser Slus bat 9 SUP 10 3oa i'm @az
nal unb fdIlt.
Das gSetter tribe nit lei6ten Ges
gen. @ M n
SO TO n, Ia. &priI. Cine Gpecial<
Oepei9e aus .Bafbin9ton an ben gNb>
bertiier" mel6et, bab man @orbereitun<
| gen trifft, UNI ben resuldren Serrnin be,
Ser. Siaoten Circuit Court su Ni6<
monb i'm iadfen Nfonat 81 batter uni
bab Der Yroceb b on Self. Oabis ipegen
5O6berratbs binnen Q Wfonaten 5u er>
fparten itebt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-15

8m. 8olfe bon Utica tpur6e geifern
auf bic Bef6uIbisuns bon @isan,ie u.
SiebftabI berbaftet, Die Elm Nfann aus
9laeu Gtrabe seeen Jpn borbra6te.
Slayer faste aus, biefse SoppeIberbrez
den iuurbe i'm September 1864 began
gen. Gr iuiiroe fiir ipeiteres gerb0r
eingeiperrt. Die Geste 6rau, bic aBoIfe
beirat6ete, mar bic 6ran bes &Ia0rrs.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-15
Die seetp gJorfer 9ribuue"

~ 5oraee @reeIep, &ebatteur,
lift zines Der uerbreiteten SLATER eIe geeenrp6rtis
eri9einen. Sbr yanle if peltberibrlt, tbre 9eins
nnngstidtigfeit aI9emeir anerfannt. Sic Sribune,
obseieb bas biliste 8att bietet oenno9 etnen por=
sigIiben 2efeftoif Sci Der eminenten 8erbreituns
6iefer 3eitung lift ite portreff ST. Ansegen geeisnet,
bic neu IN Der gansen 9elt betannt ueroen. ap12ba
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-15
.ie Merrier.
yesuterei auf einent britifDen srieqsfebifF.

pie Benier.
weeuterei anf sinent britifd6en Srieasfebiff.
4ep9orf, IA. glprtl. Ser SEE
raIbs Gaitport, Waine, Correspondent
iast, Dap bas brittifdje &riessidiff v4pe
labes" geitern gang plosli@ in See fad.
Gs berlautet, baB so bon Der Nfann%
idaft iib enip6rt batten uno in @tien
geleet iparer, baber Die fdnellc 9lbreiie.
Die Wfarunf6aft bon anbern Sdifen
mar ebenfalIs aufgereist tuoroen.
3ufamtnentreffen pom ensiifaben gOlraten
nnn Seniern.
9eftern eins cine fleine Nnsabl eng
liIder SoIoaten bon ct. stephens iiber
mad Calais, no fie in elm ber3peifelt
beftiges @efcbt nit Seniern gerietben,
ipeldes nit Der 3ura6treibune berSot<
Oaten iiber Die 8riife enbete. Setn se@
ben sing perloren. 0ie 8Ir9er idlOl<
fen fid ben SenierEt an.
antunft pOrd Term in eaStport.
Ser Oumpfer bon 8oiton bradte bic
fen Morgen ettua 200 nebr Senier.
sic purben in Der sta6t eipquartirt.
Cine erobe 9ln3abt Senisr iinb 10 chen
in benz Stem gorfer Sampfer angelanst.
Der asrp,es pom SRurpbn.
Stem Sort, Ia. 9lpril. Ser Corr.
Ses Seralo idreibt bon Soronto, @ef
@anaba 0eau elaubt iest, bab Nfur<
pbp ltnb fem Stab auf gruna berSrents
ben@BiG proceifrt tusrOen, iueltbe nad
Dem ct. Mlbans ueberfal Our9 bieRez
beaen pafFrte. Giele 8il autoriirt
Sic 8erbaftung bon 8erionen, tueI6e
i'm 8eroadt iteben, segen einen be-
freuubeten Staat gu cort1plottiren unb
gibt bas Ne9t, bieielben trok Der Sa@
beas Corpus @cte in 9aft 81 baIten.
Sic 9refe uno bas 8ublitum batten
feinen 5utritt gu ben @erban6lungen.
Genier in seep gort. :
stem gort, IA. NpriI. 9llIes lit
rnhig IN S'NfabonD's 9alptqnartier in
biefer Stabt, allen Sieienigen, iueIde
seuauere SenntmB babeH, ia9en, baB
bic Sade fiber unO feiten Sdrittes
poripdrts i5reite.
Ser Senier Senat 1T bier IN Sibung.
BON Re~ Worf.
9faip D orf, IA. MpriI. Ser Mns :
ftanb Der Gitenbabn> autfder bat fid
ii6er ale 4inien Der Staot berbreitet
Gie Sabrten iinb fat 9ansIi6 einse>
iteIlt. 8is fest baben bic 9eieaidafe
ten ben 9luseeitanbenen nod fein Gin
erbieten seraadt.. gine Ntafenberiantn,.
lung berielben tuurbe seftern in 1lnior
Square abgebalten, tue mebrere &eOne1
bic Ntdnner snm Qtusbarren in ibre1
Sade erntutbi9ter. ' s'tl
Der fransDfiidbe &affeHbetraser.
llnglldlidje Equalization in 8ertb.
papieren iol bic 11rfa9e bes 8etrugi
BON Siireau 2artirauS, Gaiiirer be
fran36ffden 8fpeisbant in BoitierI
fein. sfo6 ebe er mad biefem 2an6
abreiite, entiuanb er cine ipeiteresumm
BON $4,000, tuobon Der sr0bere sbei
bel feiner 8erbaftung bier nieoer e.
lanqt tunroe. Sas 8erb6r Dor @om
mifdr 8etts 1T auf Sienitas berfdo
ben. ss
DEr gf5reer Don Cterr.
sort, IA. 9lpriI. Sic Gont
of 9lppeals bat ertIart, bab teine Gnt
f@eibung in Dem Bro3eB bon gonsale
un6 Beaicer, bic M0rber Oes Seno
Otero, Dor SUM gegeben iuer6en tuiro.
Besen Gisamie perbaftef.
9Sm. 8olfe bon Utica fpur6e geifer
auf bic Bef9uIbigung bon 8igan,ie /
SiebitabI berbaftet, Die Elm Nfann au
Nlaeu GtraBe segen Jpn borbra6t
Slayer faete aus, oteiee SoppeIberbre
den ipurbe I'm September 1864 beoar
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-15
Nn1hn SonnQa en-
1ho q. &utilen,

lift Elm ganSSat fir MttornepG General in oiefeDirift
beftebenb aus ben Counties Sumner, Saploion nto
Biaiamfott. Lex
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-15

StltgrapD. NafJrid)ttn,
Nad)mittags : 9epeide1l.
Die Senier.
naeutsrsi auf einem enslifcben ariessfbtff.
@efe9t suil6en engIii4en Solbaten
unb Senieru.
Ser 9GuSitanb in Seetp YOrf.
Sabrestag Der Grinorbung bon SRA
fi6ent 2iucoln.
Sus gSafbinstpn.
Die Semier,
Son Rew gprt.

glemgorf, IA. 9lpril. Ser Corr
respondent bes Seralo idreibt aus Sreb<
riftopn, Stem 8runsmif, DoB Die @nte
Ia6Inssseiude Der CONGREGATIONS
plan opponirenben 8eaierungsnlitglie e
Der bon Sen. 8orbon geitern angennnrs
men purocu. siod) 1T feline neue Sto@
n1i,tiitration sebiloet poroen. Sas 5aus
bot iib bis Wlontug pertagt, I'm Der
8egierltns Belt 81 geben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-15
Ron Meericp. MRaurp's Gmfsrationsssp plan.
Hilif6rifdbe Betpeaunaen.


Stem 9orf, Il. Npril. Sfa9rid<
ten aus Merico beitatigen Sen 8cridt,
baB WlaurD's GinipanOernn9splan elm
boaiger s9ptnbel NOR.
Die 9iberalen baben einen S1Gl III
rer Streittrafte bel Smealica eoncen@
trirt, Sic 8efesung bon Siacapitan
fi9ert bic Sierra @rus Suite unb ben
Sri5aba 9iitrift. 9ionba, elmer Der
Gbefs Ser 2iberalen, bat 8pangsanz
leiben in WfeniIia gema6t auo Neita,
Der failerli6e general, bat Elm Glet6es
in Watamoras setbau. Sie 2iberalen
beipa9en nod INNER lebtere Stabt nno
baIten Nfeiia in ieinen 8eri9an5ungen
feit. Suan Sc la 9arcia, commando
renber 9eueral Der Samaulipas &armee
bat cine Hroflamation erlaiien, III mel
der er bic Solbaten Magimilian'S sur
Oeiertion auforSert.
Bon aEaib inston. Ser San BON SefferfDm
Sapfs DOR benz Suftiss Gamite Ses 6aufes.
Stem gort, IA. Npril. Ser Corr.
Der Sribllne beri9tet bas Cub <Gomite
fir Suitis i'm Saufe fam geitern ipteber
Sufanmen, um ben Sail bon SeTerion
SapiS in 8eratbung 81 5ieben. sic
baben nod feline 8eipeisgriinOe bonn
8ureau fir 0lilttdr9eri6tsbarfeit err
balten. =
.5 GtenersA nselestnbeite
Gine 0epelbe aus 8aibin9ton fagt,
bab Sornulare fir Die Ginnabme Der
innern Steuern fir bas laufenoe Sabr
gebruft utb an ote Slbf6asun9s e8e&
amten 10 i9nel ais inoslid bertbeilt
purben. 0ieie finb bonn @ommihar
9oains aneeiuieien, Die iabrlide @b<
iddsung iofort gu beginner, ipenn fie
Die Sormnlare erbalten.
3tusnis Dor stm Reconifrnftioas.@ pmite.
9as Denominations gomitte bate
seltern cine 3uiammenfunft uno fam
balm iibereit, tueitere 8eugenausia9en
am na9iten Wfontag gu beridten. SO
iinb unsefdbr 20 3euser, neren ausiae
gen iebr umfangrei6 fn6. Inter ben
3euaen iinb Die @ouberneure SbarteD
unb Sobnion uno inter ben Der Militars
lit elm afibabit bou General Sberioan.
-Sie 9Ius Iasen bon Gtepbens Julien al
lein Seiten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-15
| G6anrerD : Sertauf
WObnbdnierll,


Sames q. ae,tsrid anO sInbere seseu gs. 8arrOsu
unD Anoere. s.5g-
sraft zines 8efbIuiIes Der ebaneerpz in
Naibpt4e, 9enneiiee, in Sofen uon s. 8. aenortG
unn Anbere gegen 3d. Barron linb &ncere perben plr
i'm Gollrtbsrs sa 9afbpile pertGufen am
Sonnabenb, ben 5. 0fai 1866,
- bic brei i95nen Bobnbauier an Gberrp
T@HHaM GtraBe, rpeId5e benz Sen. Barron geboren
laEhEM urlb LANCE i'm 8eits oeregierung als OfFeen
fir COL 9ias, Col. SrIpin utto aaoere be-
MUTT purben.
Gbenio Die Sauier unb Cots birter ben senannten
NIT Der 5ront an Capitol Auenae wett9 pon eberrp
StruBe.
5erner bas Got an ede non GUNNER unb Cine Ctr.
nit 141 Sup Sront pom Summer Str. nne us SlB
2dnge. 9tefes Got pir6 eingetbeit ME folgt In
SumeritraBe aots, ieoes nit 80 SUB 6ront anb 175
SUB 4dnge, 2ots, ieoes nit 355s SUB Sront uno 125
SuB 2dnge, an cine 5 SuB breite Maep ftoBefts. YIN
SimeiraBe spei Cots, ie6es NIT % SUI Sront unb II
SUB 2dnge.
Sas o6en bef6rtebene Gisentbmm Tpirb pertauit
ullter foIgenben 8eongnngen: Gin 8iertel boar uno
bic Balance a CREDIT BON g. u, 1S unS "a Ronaten,
nit 3nien. Stoten NIT periDnlidber Siberbeit pers
ben perlanst. Gigentbnmsrecbt saridbe6alten. Der
8erfauf lit fret pom Observation-Disclosures.
W.8. 9ppeIL, Gfert u. Maiter.
apf5bt g8aibtngton Barron.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-18
Civil Rights Dill.

This Bill, which was passed by the
Senate on the 7th and the House on the
9th, over the Presidents veto, will be
found on our fourth page. The vote In
the Senate was 33 for it, to 10 against
it. Senator Wiley, Of West Va, voted
for the Bill, and Senator Van Wrinkle
voted agains. it. In the House it passed
BY vote of 122 for, to II against it
Hon. X. V. Whaley, Of this District,
having voted for the Bill on its drst, and
against it on its final passage. COL.
Latham, Representative lrom the I'd
District, voted against the Bill.
The Union papers generally endorse
the action Of Congress on this measure,
while the coppcrhcad papers generally
arc setting up a hidcous howl about its
uuconstitutionality, and grossly mIsrep'
resent its provisions. 1t does not con :
fer the elective franchise upon any body,
and if the Civil Rights Bill is unconsti'
tutioual, the Fugitive Slave Law was
equally SO, as tho fundamental princi'
Piles Of the late law are based upon the
provisions of the former, which was sus'
tanned by the courts, although sui cc'ed
to tho scvcrest test. Our space only
permits US 10 alludc to this moasdro this
week; in our next ne shall oudeavor to
give q more satisfactory commentary
upon this subject.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-18
Coalition for Spells.

That the party forming in this State,
undcr the various pames of democrat
TO-" "Conservative," Constitutional
Union" and johnson party" is cor"
rupt coalition between half:hearted
Union mea, Who have never been TO-
cardcl sound, and the returned rebels
and sympathizers, to overthrow tho
Union majority Of the State, there is now
not the least doubt-evtdeuce:; Of that
fact is accommodating every day; several
Of the delegates appointed to the c'arks'
burg Convention from this County have
been regarded as sympathizers with the
rebellion during the war, and 10 Green
bricr County the delegation is wholly
robel. Sam. Price, late Lieut.. Governor
Of the rebel State Of Virginia, heads the
list, and such names as D. S. Hounshell,
the rebel bushwhackiug Major, who or.
dered Union women to be tied and
driven through the lines, follow.
We have no doubt but number Of
Union men, so .culled heretofore, will so
over to this rebel party. They will fnd
copgcnial spirits there. They have never
been quite at home in the Union ranks,
and have only remained there from self.
interest. In the first place, that class Of
Union men thought that " coercion was
unconstitutional" next, that the eman.
cipatiou proclamation was all wrong !;
and all the time they have been greatly
exercised, for fear Of injury to the rebels
every law which inflicted punishment
upon them, or restricted their power to
repeat their destructive policy, being in
their estimation unconstitutional and
too radical. Another class Of SO called
Union men are anxious to regain the
favor Of their old aristocratic masters, to
whom they have been looking up, and
whose bidding they have always done.
Let all such goI The Union orsaniza'
ton of the State will DO purer and bet
ter Of without them.
But few Of those who have stood
shoulder to shoulder in the defense of
the Government, from patriotic love Of
their country, cen be scduccd to join
this mongrcl party CT old broken down
political hacks, who are ardent Union
men just so long as they can hold office,
aad the moment they are left out, they
80 OYER to the enemy.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-18

"A GRAND OIL STRlNE:-The Buff4lo
E::rpylss says: Probably tho greatest oil
strike ever made, IN point Of value, has
lust fallen to the fortune Of tho West
Virginia Oil and Land Company, a mum.
ber Of tho principul~,stocEhoIdcrs 10
which belong to this city. 1t:was an.
nounced yesterday 10 the following .cle.
gram from Samuel J. Holley. the Super.
inteudent, to S. e. Austin, Esq: y
... HPARKERsuuKG,. April 4th, 1866.
"S,ruck oil in new well this morning, near
Devil Well, OH Oil Spring Run. Pumped fhr
barrels, and arc now pumping ct the rate OF
three hundred barrels pure oil, 2S0 gravity.
III 80. SAMUEL }. .NOLLEY."
This IS heavy luLricatine oil, it must
he understood. and worth $40 per barrel.
\ three hundred barrel we'll would nc.
cordiugly yield no les, than sl20o0 per
day. The we'll, we learn, Is most favor.
adj y situated within short distance, BY
Il good level road, Of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad at Petroleum station,
thus, in addition to its extraordinary
yisld, presenting great advantage in the
location and facility Of shipment. While
so many have lost by investment in
/" oil" it is gratifying to chronicle SO
Grand success.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-18
The FaIschood of the Republican

The following resolution was uuani
morsly adopted by a mass meeting OF
the Unicn men Of this County on Mon
day, the I'd inst:
Rcsolcctl, That We cannot endorse the
measures CT certain members Of Congress
who are seeking to enfranchisc the col
orcd race in the several States, bclicv.
ing, us we do, that the question Of SUI
frnge belongs exclusively to the State
Governments.
Sumuer, Of Massachusetts, is In favor
Of negro suffrage, and introduced bill
last December allowing negroes to sit
on iurics. The Union men Of Kanawba
have said that they do not endorse the
measures of such members Of Congress
but of course they are such ignorant
mudsi!ls that they do rot know nny
thing about it! The Republican says
they do endorse that measure, and every
rebel hound in the County will reitcratc
the lying SANDER to throw dust in the
eyes Of weak minded men who arc al.
ready somewhat afflicted with Niger
on the brain"
The cry Of "ralical" and "niggcr
equality" only reminds the Intelligent
Union men of the cry of "aboli,ionist"
and "Lincoln hircliug' at the begin.
ming of the war, when every man true
to the Union, the Constitution and Gov
crumeus of his fathers was branded with
these odious epithets, by the traitors who
nre now through their sympathizins
friends seeking to hurl from every re-
sponsiblc station the men who riskcd
their lives in tho defense Of the country.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-04-18
The Sterling Union Men Of Ka-
naWtsa,

There arc, perhaps, nowhere in the
State more Grm, decided and un0inching
Union men than in Kanawha County
This is especially true Of those who re,
side in the country. They have been
tried in the fire, aal cannot forget the
wicked deception attempted to be prac.
ticcd upon them, BY those who sought to
lead them in the beginning Of the rebel
lion. They cannot deceive them again.
In vain they raise the cry of "radical, "
"niggcr equality" and sing hallclujahs
to candy Johnson" AS Hawkin's
Irishman said, they "know their voice
and keep out Of the way, and all that is
necessary to secure large minority at
the coming election is to "shakc the
bushes"
There arc also n great many good
Union men in this town, aud We are
sorry We cannot say this Of all who pro.
TESS to be Union men. We arc truly
sorry that men will allow their interests
to conflict with their principles, and for
the sake of trade--social standing with
aristocrats, or local popularity ,-aban'
don the cause of their country to the
control Of those who have for four years
been trying and struggling With arms in
their hands to destroy it.