The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-08
ADYNRTlsrNa liATEs.

To- @ saH sisa d. 4
Ray Terms for advertisements Is occupying greater
spaGe or Tor longer period than above specified
made known ut the Counting Room All aflyrr-
u~emenis are charged ut the above rates, unless
written agreement is made previous 20 insertion
into bank deposits. to their credits instead
OF to tic credit of the Government. Whulo
caravane of Government cattle Of every
description have been swallowed bV these
fierce aud Overwhelming simoous of ABB
olitlOuism The whole contract system OF
The war. created by them, was but II feeder
to this Abolition rppaoity. The high-turilr
system, or legaliLCd piece OF larceny, madc
by these leaders, enabled them to decaru
three hundred per cent, dividends in their
business, at the GNpensu of the muses. of
the people.
On land and ON sea the Government and
the people h1vc been shamcnilly dcltaudpd
ana robbed ny these men; and, when ia the
course OF the war, to meet Deculuiion and
speculation and the legitimate uN pcnses. the
Government needed loans of money. these
men banded together like sumany Shylocks,
| dictated the conditions OF the bonds of the
Govcrnmcnt. rs to rate OF interest and rN-
| cmption from taxation, invested their Ill
| gotten gains IN u permanent form. aud now
shake four Thousand millions OF property
exempt from taxation. in the faces OF la
| boring misses. They point with intense
satisfaction to their Chief justicc of the
| supreme Court OF the United States. 10 thr
supremacy of Eastern monopoly, aud their
| power In congress as u guarantee of safety
| Thus established rs u privileged class, they
| are without wound or an Inconvenience
from the war, aud without burden in time
of peace. To provide indemnity To- them
| selves for the lslSt- aud security to them
selves for the future, these leaders, in and
out OF Congress, arc moldng its icgi-la-
ton.
They have lost sight Of che people and
the substance Of the Government. They
have controlled the elections for five wears
and these five years have been years of ruin.
They laltcr ut The future. They believe
| they can. with the hclpof the votes of S0O.-
WW negroes and tlc exclusion of the votes
of over l,0OO,OOO Southern people, and plun-
der of the South for their supporters. main
tain an asc0ndency over the conservative
masses of the North. The present Com
greSs met in December lSi5 with the Union
| restored During the session the Southern
States presented legally chosen representa-
| tives, who asked, but were refused. admis-
| sion. Congress- at the outset gagged itself
| by comforting its powers upon a committee
instructed TO attempt the disOrganzatiOn
of the southern States. The whole session
has been consumed. SO far. in taking testi-
mony At great expense to show that the
Union can not be restored. To inaguratc
universal negro suffrage. they commenced
with the District Of Columbia. A bill
passed the House comforting the right Of
suffrage on the negro in that District n
| gainst the will of the people, but yet awaits
! in the senate further Developments.
They have also proposed an amendment
| to The Constitution, tu extend the cleo
| tive franchise to all persons without distinc-
ton of color. Also, anOtheramendmrnt to
regulate the right of suffrage in all the
States of the Uui0n. Alst, another amend
lnent to enforce protection to life. liberty
and property in all the States. Also. an
other amendment to make voters the basis
OF representation thereby entirely ignor-
ing lour-iliths Of all the people in the
Union.
Large bundles Of hali-digostcd writing
are daily proposed, In Congress, by the
little statesmen of to-day, rs a substitute
for the sacred worl. of the great statesmen
of the past, and To be reported upon soon
by the committee. Al these measures are
for the negro.
| From all these propositions can be gath
cred only negro suffrage; negro superiority
| over the white people of the South; negro
cilicc-holding uegru equality; exclusion
| of white people from GuvcrumCnt-all of
which assume, IL made part of the Con-
lstitntion, condition of perpciuity, accom-
| panied with unlimited power, concentrated
and consolidated, So that the States will
have left but the forbearancc OF Congress
as the only safeguard of liberty. urCou-
siitutiOn viii become. simply, a grant of
| legislative power 10 Congress.
! The power usurpod and exercised TO cN-
cludc representatives,, to dis'ranchisc
! States and people, 90 prescribe test oaths
| aud other tests IN subVersiOH Of equal gov
crnmcnt is lifting prelude TO that
dcspotism Whicil frowns from the brow of
! a revolutionary Congress.
! II is strange that constitution suited TO
| tWenty-.yr millions of white people, pro-
! 'uuciHg prosperity when oDcycd, and mis-
1 fortune only when violated, should nov be
deemed insufficient Tor three millions of
negroes.
, While all these proposed Constitutional
appointments have been kept IN allegiance,
i and Congress has been spccHlatng with
the Temporary suspension of the relations
of the Snalh to the luon. until the public
mind should become familiar with and toll
crate tho ppf1nGuency OF the suspension.
an important measure was being matnrcd
as an entering wedge for all these rcyolu-
tiunary schemes
Tho Frccdmcn's Bureau RlI. rcconl-
mrncd by lis charitable appearance aud
ostonsiblc humanity. and besides having %
precedent IN operation in the South, was
brought forth; a bill IN establish military
jWistiction over all parts OF the Uuitcd
States containing refugees aud freedmen
to create a large and permanept standing
army - require salaried agents without
number in every state county and parish
In the South; "a invest the agents with SUI
prcme power over tho negro, and over al
qnesllOns between Che ncgro and citizcl,.
and % try Nh Whita persons who might be-
clrirgcd with 0ilrnsc against the negIu,
UPON Negro testimony without indictncl
or jury, and without any fixed rule of law
or cNidcue, and to innlct such pnnish-