The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-30

on Thursday evening last-.considcring the
tme, the place and the spirit OF it's en-
titled to more important attention than
ordinarily. Ban BUTLER. at Plttsburg and
Cincinnati, had forc,hadowed some Of the
Radical plans to thwart the peace policy Of
the President aud accomplish thereby the
revolutionary designs of Congress ANA its
Jacobin adhcrents hut, while his threat
cnings were malicious enough, for tho
present state Of the public mind. it was for
PmIrirs TO follow, and even excel himself
in the atrociousness Of the sentiments
which he uttered.
After charging the President with having
been. for the last twelve months. ~ con
scious agent Of the purpose Of the leading
rebels ofthe South, to continue this war In
the ne,o phase, he asks:
''What have we to guard against IL? Is
the Cabinet any thing? What are its
materials An Attorney General selected
because he would be q tool. and because the
dirty business Of his profession made him
iit tool TO such q President; a Secretary Of
the Treasury so much one With his master
that II the villaiuv be cOnsummatcd he will
more likely he the tempter chan the tempted;
u Secretary of the Navy whose thorough
incOmpetencv for the work IS such that his
very holding Of the Office Is - farce. and his
utter corruption so notorious that any
honest act Ia his administration must have
been an oversight aud mistake. lLaughter.l
a man who never had opinions, and was
always ready to surrender mis- professions
to the nod of his masters. \ Secretary OF
War whose career is utterly ineXplicable.
His next act may give us that key which
will make it Ineligible on the theory Of
honor, hut at present it ends IN q cloud.
Cheers. 4 Secretary of state whose best
friends deny his wickedncss. on the sole
ground that aoe has impaired the intellect
of his prime. Applause Is there any
force in that Cabinet to withstand that
plot ?n
That is the way he disposcs OF the
Cabinet; then. following, he pitches into
the proposed constitutional amendments,
brands them as a swindle, and proceeds to
make final disposition of Mr. JOHNSON.
To do this he points out the cause;
THE very first task would set the reas-
sembled Congress, before they look at the
amendment. or utter the word recoustruc-
tion. is. 'impedch ne rebel Of the White
House" fApplause Let the traitors of
Louisiana and South Carolina take care Of
themselves. We arc going TO tend to this
machine of the Government that belongs
to us-tapplau>c land the first process OF
commencing is To impeach the rebel that
has usurpcd the functions Of the President
Applause. Rebel is too digniied desig-
nation-the great mobocrat Of the White
House, LApplause."l
The first step is to aapedch he mobocrdt
0f the White House, and the second step is
TO deposc him. The impeachment is Of no
value If it drags its slow length along
through the Senate Chamber and the inn
peached party wields the army and navy,
aud the patronage of the Government,
against the impcaching House. and the ju-
dicial Senate. The moment that the Exec
utiye of the United States is impeached,
statesmanship aud the Constitution, and the
neeeSslties OF me hour dictate that his place
omjttai rcstorps bi,, to di"a o no
ton subjects MS to the choosing of a new
President and Vice President TO supply the
dead and the depo'ed'
Ana AGAIN;
IT would DC a farce and a sham TO tiry
tbe natnre Of T his trial in M" 20 Cgre
of the constitutional remedy, there is
nothing to repudiate the step. and there is
everything IN tne constitution 70 olctate
and ,yfiis he is on .,.ial ss5,,os;1, 5jn,i
What is the advantage? 1t is that zoe run
the machine, Applause.l Then the undi-
Ylueu Nortn nv ioya! uaClon iiai'dgting,
endeavnred 70 descrihe fo Won. Commence
at once. The moment the rebel head leaves,
New Orleans Is safe for New YORK capital
anu Ne" u'N i'''i l1pPi'"''I
an ordinary times We should he
obliged to bear Andrew Johnson uu-
tll the 4t1 OF March iS6o' out nus treachery'
0rl.ars ,,non IL corsrio,co hi! sin"
against the whole sense and spirit of the
hour enables MS TO depose him." ZAP
piause'l
lihpeach ana uepose tile fIes'GehC' crled
Ben. BUTLER, in Mozart Hall. Cincinnati,
and he was applauded. Impeach and de-
noso tho ..poI..I Of +ho W1,ito unrso y
''' "''o
echoes PHILLIPS IN cooper lhstltute New
York, and he is applauded.
R1NcuAN of Onto acirmed 'tho+ ba ,vould
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