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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-11-16

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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
An Illinois Fool I'm Davton.

At the great WMLICH flzzle at the Court
House, fellow by the name of INGRRsoLL
was introduced as big gun. He made Il
loud noise, but bad smell.
Among other absurd things, he said (.
"Copperheads are low, groveling set.
You can tell them as far as you can see
them. by their downcast looks. You can
tell where they live by the dirty, ugly
holes they inhabit, and the dog fenncl and
sheep sorrel that grows about. A nigger
was better than any disunionist, rebel or
eopperhead. And one Republican could
whip ten Democrats"
There was more such stuff. This is
enough.
Fox, DAVIDSON q Co. must be Obliged
to ScHENcK for the importation of WILLIcH
and INGERsoLL into our midst or course
Democrats are going to vote for them now
OF course DAVIDSON is going to run into
PATToN-oyer the left.
BY the way, 1t is plain that INGERsoII
has never been in Dayton before if he
thinks one Republican can whip ten DEM
ocrats. That's the old Southern gasconade.
and Is the prelude to defeat. He could
soon have the conceit taken out of him by
one, If he was anxious for the experiment
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
NEWS BREvITIEs.

In the Fauqulcr (Va) Circuit Court. on
"Wednesday last, Judge Thomas decided
that land sales made during the war. for
Coniederate money, are valid and binding
The Illinois State Falf is proving almost
a total failure, on account of the rain. The
entries are. so far, few IN number, and the
crowd In attendance very small.
The Chronicle says that Quebec has been
honored by the birth Of hon In the me-
nagerle attachesito Castellv's circus; two
Wort born, but before they could Do taken
irom the cage ono was destroyed by the
male.
A gentleman reccntly from Texas, says
that immense numbers of beevcs are on
sale In Texas, prices ranging from S. to 50
per head, whilst stock 0attle can be pure
chased at 81 In gold,
The French newspapers limit themselves
TO two lines daily over the Atlantic cable
They get only Che price Of gold and cotton
A wag wrote on the back of fat Alder
man, "Widened at the expense of the Cor
poration" That same wag might have
written on the wallets Of the Radical Con-
gress, "Distended at the expense of the
tax paying public.a lHif HN1J ~
Judge Advocate Holt talks about suing
Montgomery Blair for defamation oi
character In asserting that Holt was guilty
of the execution of an "innocent woman
meaning Mrs. Surratt.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
Compensation Question F!
A MARES NEST.
Dodging the Question

The Journal has two letters to Bon
ScHEEcK retailing private conversation
between SoHENcK and WARD in regard to
the compensation bill. These letters say
that WARD said he thought $1,000 too little
for Congressman.
BAH Mr.. SCHENCK That's not the
point. WARD admitted that much at Nor
row.
The point is not that you voted to in
crease the pay, But THAT you VOTED THE
INCREASE TO YOURSELF.
This is so contrary to all notions of de-
cency and honesty that 1t is expressly pro-
vided in the Constitution of the State of
Ohio as follows:
ART. III, SEC. 3l.-THE MEMBERS AND
OFFICERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL
RECEIVE A FIXED COMPENSATION, TO BE
PREsCRIBRD BY LAW, AND NO OTHER ALLOW
ANoE OR PRRQUIsITRs, EITHER IN THE PAY
MENT OF POSTAGE OR OTHERWISE; AND NO
CHANGE IN THEIR COMPENSATION
SHALL TAKE EFFECT DURING THEIR
TERM OF OFFICE.
There 1t is for you'll So important was IL
regarded that a man should not have the
power to vote himselJ money, that our Con-
stitution has 1t incorporated as a principle
of elementary and fundamental law.
1t Is this which General WARD and the
Democratic press have denounced We
denounce it nowl We say that It was no
better than stealing.
Whether 5000 year is too much or too
little IN future we do not care to argue. We
think 1t too much, and have not hesitated
TO say so.
But even If it was not enough to pay
SoHENcK's champagne suppers alone, he
had bargalned for $4,000, anditwas robbery
to take any more during his present term
These are our sentiments and the senti-
ments Of the people.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
A Trne story.

In 1862 ScHENoK was In command at
Cumberland, Maryland. At this time no
interference with slavery had taken place
by proclamation.
A slave escaped TO Cumberland. He was
arrested by the Constable Of the town, upon
the demand Of the owner; and was taken
before magistrate. The magistrate COM
mitted himto Jail 10 await the reqpisltlon
of the owner.
ScHENcK let the nigger out, and ordered
the constable Under arrest, and to be kept in
confinement as long as the nigger had been,
and lin the same place.
The constable had only obeyed the laws
of his State and of the United States.
The man who was thus arrested and
thrown into jail, by this infamous tyrant
ScHENcK, is nolo a resident Of He city Of Day
ton, and has been, of Montgomery County,
for several years past.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
Too Much ol, a Good Thinr !,

The politics of Montgomery County
seems to belong to some new arrivals from
our neighboring county, Warren, Judge
DUNLEvY and r. G. CoRwN-both import
ed-are the leading active members of the
Radical Committee. Judge DUNLEvY, Con-
WIN, and several little CoRwINs seem to be
doing the speaking; or at least are adver-
tized. Is this Warren County or is it
Montgomery Where are the old heads ?
Played? or are they disgusted9 or both 4?
1t makes man dizzy to see so much War
ren County aristocracy in 50 small a com
pass. Can't we have little homespun?
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
"Loyal Sontherners.n p

Among the 'Loyal Southerners" who are
hired by the loyal leaguers to pedde false
moods about the South, is negro named
Randolph. Fifteen years ago he was in
Hartford, Ct, lecturing on spiritualsm, and
he soon disgusted those who had befriend-
ed him. He then said he was 'concrete,y g
with African, Asiati,. European and Indian
bloods running in his veins. He claimed
the West Indies as his birth place. Re
Gently he appeared at Washington and
New York, begging assistance for colored
schools in the South. Now he is n hired
Loyal Southerner" going round with
Brownlow and Jack Hamilton, peddling
ghost stories to order about the South.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
MEDICAL NOTICE.

UF' ~ JUNE may Dc cOnsnIted ns T0llOWsi
In NENlA atthe Depot Eating House, on Thurs
Sept. IS; Oct lS 20 -
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on FRIDAYS.
ID; Oct, 10
In TROY nj the Morris House, ON SATURDAYS
March l9i April Id May l0i Jply7i Aug. II Sept.
In SPRlNGFIEl,D at tho willis House. on
Ihursdays March lbi April 10; May "a; July IL;
Aug, 10 sept, 20; Oct %
DR. CONE has had Offices in each Of tho above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
Patients, la each Of the above places he can give
the best ol references in each place as TO his skill
br' CONE Treats and Cures all varieties OF
chronic diseases, including those Of the Eye and
tari makes no charge for consultations but II
those Who consult hmdesirctreatmsht he G harges
Cash for his Medicines
Medicines that viii last apaticntfrom four TO six
months, cost from Five 10 Thirty dollars, in Cash
Address DR.. u. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
Extra Pay Certificate.

General SCHENoK, having some fears Of
the wrath of the people to come, endeavors
to shelter himself behind a couple of GER
tifcates In this mornings JouRal--one of
them being from the notorious RODNEY
MASON, of the Seventy-First Ohio-which
assert, not that General SCHENcK did
not help himself TO $4,000 of the peoples
money that he had no right to, but that
General WARD said that respectable
congressman earned more than $1,000 per
annum.
This Is the most that General SCHENCK or
any of his friends can say in defense of this
iniquity. IL don't touch the point at all.
Suppose that our friend of the Journal
had a book-keeper employed at an agreed
salary of l,200 per annum, and at the end
Of the year, upon an examination of the
balance sheet, he should find his accountant
had helped himself to S1,s0O instead of
$1,000. He would consider the taking of
the extry 5000, stealing, wouldn't he? And
suppose the book-keeper should say that he
was worth 81 800 and bring others to say
that it was worth $l,S00 to do the work that
he did, would the proprietor of the Journal
admit that as sufficient defense? Would
he not say that it was a theft, nevertheless (?
And If Mr.. Clerk did not disgorge, would
he not have him arrested?
Now, plain people will be very much
obliged to General SCHENcK or the Journal,
If they will explain to them in what Cen
eral ScHENcK's conduct differs from that of
such an embezzling book-keeper.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
THR oBJEOT or THE WAR.

The day following the battle of Bull
Run, July, 1861, the following resolution
was passed by Congress, with only three
dissenting votes:
aRsseleed, That this war is not waged on onr
part In any spirit OF oppression. or for any pur.
pose OF conquest or snbjugatlon or purpose OF
ovefturnlng or interfering with the rights or es-
tablished institutions OF those tsonthern) states
Constitution and preserve the Union with all the
dignity, equality and rights Of the several states
unimpairod, and rs soon rs these objects are At
tained the war ought TO cease"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
schenclk's Crash,

The Journal has much to say about
ScHENcK's "Oredt Intellectual grasp" We
hav'nt seen much of it. n E
But his constituents know that he has a
greatphysicial grasp, ever since he put his
hand into the Treasury and took out four
thousand extra at one clip to put into bis
own pocket.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
Information Wanted.

Is there any man old enough to remem-
Der the time when the "self sacrificing''
BoB. ScHENcK was not being fed at the
public crib? Can any man give us the date
when he first ran for office +? Can any man
tell us how long 1t IS since he supported
himself attending to some honest business ?
Can any man tell us how many of the
ScHENcK family are being supported at the
nuhlip crih2
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
Democratic Meetings
Dayton,

Court House, Monday evening, October
/. General Thomas Ewing.
Beckel Hall, Wednesday evening, octo-
Der 3. Hon. Charles Reemelin, and prob
ably Hon. Otto Dressel
The above meetings viii all be addressed
by eminent speakers. Let the people turn
out to hear these eloquent champions Of
constitutional liberty.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
SCHENCK
VOTED for NEGRO SUBTRACT

tE-In the District of Columbia.
EB-In the,Territy Of Montana,
B-In the Territory Of Nebraska.
eB-ln the Territory Of Dakotah.
EE-In the Territory Of Colorado.
twin the Territory Of Idaho.
t&-ln the Territory Of Washington.
tB-ln the Territory Of New Mexico.
tE-In the Territory Of Utah.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01

sB-STAND BY THE CONSTITUTION
AND UNION OF WASHINGTON, MAD
ISON, HAMILTON AND JEFFERSON.
LET US REPUDIATE THE NEW YAM
KEE HUMBUG OF FRED. DOUGLASS.
BOB SCHRNCK, BEAST BUTLER AND
ANNE DICKINSON.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01

tB-sTAND BY THE CONSTITUTION
AND UNION OF WASHINGTON, MAD
IS0N, HAMILTON AND JEFFERSON.
LET US REPUDIATE THE NEW YAM
KEE HUMBUG OF FRED. DOUGLASS,
BOB sCHENCK, BEAST BUTLER AND
ANNE DICKINSON.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
A Question for Men.

Shall Rhode Island Yankee have the
power of three white men in Dayton in
order to vote tariffs, revenue laws and bank
laws to ruin and Oppress the farmer and
laboring classes of the Westp Ifyou think
so, go for ScnEsoK. For Yankeedom owns
him.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01

EBrIt is currently reported that Bon.
ScHEEcK won't take Fenian votes, If he
can get them. stin he Is anxious to set
himself right. Dear me!
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01

CE-STAND BY THE CONSTITUTION
AND UNION OF WASHINGTON, MAD
IsoN, HAMILTON AND JEFFERSON.
LET US REPUDIATE THE NEW YAM
KEE HUMBUG OF FRED. DOUGLASS,
BOB sCHENCK, BEAST BUTLER AND
ANNE DICKINSON.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01

tE-sTAND BY THE CONSTITUTION
AND UNION OF WASHINGTON, MAD
ISON, HAMILTON AND JEFFERSON.
LET US REPUDIATE THE NEW YAM
KEE HUMBUG OF FRED, DOUGLASS,
BOB SCHENCK, BEAST BUTLER AND
ANNE DICKINSON.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01
DISSOLUTION.

'TlIE partnership heretofore existing between
Il w, fogosong 4 J, o. Arnold, undor the style
OF toglesong Arnold, Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Either are authorized to settle
the business Of the firm.
!. o. ARNOLD.
seSod5t W. fOGLESONG.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01

R1-Religion shonld be kept out of poll
ties. The man should be rebuked who
drags 1t It, as WILIIoH did in the State of
Indiana.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01

eB The report that Bon SoHENcK had
returned his $1,000 extra to Uncle Sam is
denied on good authority. 1t is said that
he can show no receipt from the agent of
the conscience Fund" lie had better be
In a hurry. The election Is near. 1t is
feared by his friends that he has spent so
much OF it already in buying enthusiasm
and supporting clubs and Oil for torch
light that Uncle Sam viii never see It
again.
How much goes into blne capes, &C., we
are not advised
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01

CB-STAND BY THE CONSTITUTION
AND UNION OF WASHINGTON, MAD
ISoN, HAMILTON AND JEFFERSON.
LET US REPUDIATE THE NEW YAM
KEE HUMBUG OF FRED. DOUGLASS,
BOB sCHENCK, BEAST BUTLER AND
ANNE DICKINSON. ~
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He Will Vote for it in Ohio
R
RE- ELECTED TO CONGRESS.


schenclx's RecOrtl--see What he
Did.
1. Voted for Niger suffrage In the Dis
trict
2. Voted for nlgger mfTrage in the Ter
ritories.
8. Voted for the bill giving nlggers
rights In tho ladles cars.
4. Voted for law running the tobacco
interests.
.. Voted against law to protect the bali
lot box.
9. Held two offices at once.
Z. Voted for NATIONAL PAUPER HOUSE,,
at annual expense Of s50OOO,OOO to keep
niggers.
8. Voted for Civil Rights bill; to make a
Niger equal, and IN some matters, superior
to the white man. rrFrfs
0. Voted for high protective tariff,
10. Ran his men into masked battery
in Vienna.
H. Put children In the guardhouse IN
Baltimore for having red, white and red
eolors.
12. Took $4,000 extra out of the Treas
ury and put it into his pocket.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-01

state OF ONO, Montgomery County, S.
cIis,,o,3. !, O. 6 H. Davidson, sheriff Of Montgomery
ned electors of said county TO assemble In their
respective Wards, Townships, and Precincts, on
Tuesday, October o, 1860,
At the usual places for holding elections and then
anu there between the hours Of six O'Clock A. NJ
ana slN O'Clock I. NJ, of said day proceed as the
law directs, TO elect
one Secretary Of State;
One Judge Of Supreme Court,
one Member Of Board Of Public Works.
one Member of COngressi i..I
One Judge Of Court Of Common Pleas
One Sheriff; HnH.
One County Auditors
one County Treasurer;
One County CLERK;
One County Commissioner
One Director OF County intirmary;
One Whisky Inspector
one Pork Inspector. and on
Ono Flour Inspector
The Trustees OF the various Wards and Town.
ships are also notified that they shall on said
day select OF g9oai Jaalelops persons, having the.
persons TO serve ~ Judges and 60 return the list
for the Common Pleas and Superior Courts 10 the
County Clerk, and the list for the Probate Court
TO the Judge Of the Probate Court. WV
The apportonment for the several Courts Is as
foilows' ~
r,.t WA, o.P.&s.c, re
Second Ward . 10
Third Ward ............. 10 II
Fourth Ward ... a
finn Ward ...... ............ ~ 16t
sixth Ward ........... ..........l. ~ no
Eis%t6 Ei%I5D Si, SsTd EFaa 80
Madriver Township ............,.....
Jenefhon township ....t..,... .,........r8
Jackson Township. ....4....... ............ y 81
Perry Township .........,....... y
Clay Township ............ ....... 10 x
Randolph Township ......a.-. .... 81
wayne township. .........,.,....,..,t.
Butler Township Observation-Disclosures. D
German Township .......,...,.........I5 Is
Washington Township. ..............
Miami Township .....,. ................ 10 10
Harrison TownshP; .......a.........,,l3 IA
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aB-Bon, scHENcN played hard for the
Irish vote ON Friday. The next night he
brings WmIIcH to Dayton who grossly ana
wantonly insulted the religion which most
of them profess. Smart BoBl
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Gita @lsElian.

EDS DAYTON EMrrar.-JofIN cHARcH wiiibe
an Independent Candidate for Council in the
Eighth Ward.
MANY DEMOCRATIC CITIZENS.
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The Journal on the State and
County NaXnR. -.

7 The journal continues It's endeavor to
prove to the people that the taxes are
lighter In peace than in lSar. We contrib
ute few figures, which the Journal has
our permission 10 use, that the proposition
may be made clear TO its intelligentreaders.
The war taxes of lsG4-the last year of
the Democratic administration in this
eounty-were as follows:
For Relief Fund. ss..,........... ss .Spss00
FOR bounty v.. s.4- =. ...,. j., .,. o.. 1864
state tax for war pa rljoses SNO