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The New York herald., 1866-12-30

NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY. 6is Broadway.-
IHcruErs WITH THE OxY. HYDR0GEH MICROSCOPE twice
s,iy. HAD RIGHT Arm or PRoBsr. Open from
A. NJ. TIL 10 r. N.
SUNDAY tTHIs) EvENING-GRAxD SACRED Coxcrar Al
SrEiswAY HALL, Fourteenth street.
The New York herald., 1866-12-30

TONY PAsroR,s OPERA HOUSE. 9oi Bcwcrv-coMo
VocALsn-NxaRo MSsraELsr, BALisr DTxsrissshssL
e. ToprT TrcK
The New York herald., 1866-12-30

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner OF Grand and Crosby
slreels.-GaEAr MASONIC FAIR Ain or TINE HALL AND
A.xt, EtFNn
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

We once had q nice Bit oi "a war tcih
Mexico; Il Is now seriously considered and
fantly eiyen ont that We are 60 hayca
war FOR Mexico, and that the mission Of
CAMrnrli, srta,NAS aud SHERIDAN V
simply TO pave the way Cor such compli-
ration OF matters as viii effect the desired
result. Thc intelligence from Washington
and New Orlcaus certainly Is suggestive
of soinetiiiugvt arunusual chanclcttntn-
ing soon. Thcmiljmry movements now
Ia progress uIpnihc iiip Gpp9e, afe upon
a more extensive scale Than anything of
the Kind known in thc scuilwcst siucc
SUBURBAN. inthe spring Of 1866, Qrgani@eQ
his forces tor the .oyerihpw OF knnN
SMITH. Sarge quantities Of provisions arq
ndte1ci are being collected at New orleans
and other points, and 1t would scarcely Nc
going too FAR 10 say TINT 20OOO men ure TO-
day concentrated ~ Texas. .taI..I
Almdlng to these matters ANA rcmatk
/ ing that ''we have reason To know that the
same assertion Is mate IN the best informed
circlesat Washington City" The Cincinnati
Gazette looks upon II gNyeh and adds, by
way of admonition:. fnH bn
We are rapidly drifting toward serious
complication OF affairs. ii not io war, nud
/ 10 beho0vps rs to watch the allair with a
jealous eye, The administration Is seeking
an lmbr0gliO IN the Southwest simply 20
lrclicvc itself OF the iutolerablc pressure at
home, The American peoplc are devoted ~
| the Monroe doctrine. aud Nvill rtoicc 10 sec
| the puppct donininn sot MP by Napoleon
pass away But thcy viii hapuy cupC to-
q D. D.. a D. n HNa a
/ tutcd tu subserye the mere por-uual nHd
/ political ends of Andy johnson, norwill
/ they patiently see the nation dragged lnt0 a
war for which, nc the present tinlc when
/ the Empire Of NlaNimilian Is yisihlE
ltumbling To pieces there Is neither necps-
sity nor excuse
/ ltyiew OF the Importance which our re
lations arc assuming. and the delicate
questions which are Co Dc treated and acted
on, the New York World does not seem TO
see, in the selection Of Colonel CtMpnrLL.
of ohio, the possession OF that capacity
aud experience whrh,win be required nf
an American Minister in the treatment of
the questions aud policy involved; in fact,
that paper regards linn as "a perfectly in
competent Minister.n IL regards, however,
tiif t't'lNtttN VI if'Hitt'l W II Nfi Nbhi~
peteht gentleman" and as Snf,MANls to be
ON hand, aud none Of them lave the power
to conclude q treaty, maybe not much mis-
chief will happen. 1t adds:
But Ii anything in the matter was worth
doing 1t was worth doing wen. and it is not
well to send rs the head of this very inn
portautmission person most unfit by ed
ucatiou. abilities and breeding 10 discharge
its duties, decide it, critical questions, and
support the dignity and interests OF his
rountry TO send rs the tail of the mission
n person far better lifted TO be 10, head and
to send us d mere nddendum Que of ihe two
men IN the United States whose presence
diplomatic and undiplomatic, thau nearly
all the Ministers Plenipotentiary, and Em-
baSsadOrs Extraordinary, whom we have
ever dispatched to foreign parts.'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

In casr Of p'nty who had failed aud
made an Assignment before paying the
Gekernhi3it tlx on hisbhsine4 tho cou+
missioner of Ihiernal Bcvenuc writes: III
tho tax agains, the firm alluded TO was due
40 the date OF their assignment. thcrc Is %
lien upon the properly asslgped In favor of
the United States The claim of the Gov
ernment takes precedence over all others
and should be enforced by distraint u
necessary"
We learn from the Iouisyilles Jownai
that the Hon. JAMES GUrHRIEs hoalth Is SO
bad that there Is no probability Of his
again takug bis seat IN the uuitcd states
senate.
Rev. JAstEs PRrsrInY. pastor Ola church
IN Pittsburg. has been suspended from the
ministry by the Presbytery, after trial
upon charges OF cruelty and uniaithiul-
ness to his wife, and using vulgar and pro-
fame language,
A Chicago dispatch says An English
man from Dubuque, Iowa, was tow days
since fouud dying in ditch, unconscious,
and soon died. Il has since been asccr-
tanned that ne was onhis way 10 England,
aud when last secn had s2.J00 in his pos
session. lie was undoubtedly murdered y
A New York dispatch SAYS: "a bag ui
goldgcontaiuing $1,000. was stolen from
Fisn & Hrcns safe by some unknown
person. II Is thought he stepped behind
the counter unobserycd. and hurried on
with his plandcr unnoticedr
The attempt Of the horse Captain Ne
Gowann TO trol twcnty-oue mllcs In an
hour. nj Boston. was u failure. He made,
however, thirteen miles In thirty minutes.
The Louisville Frankfort and Lexington
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
MEDICAL NOTICE.
Dr. I CON {. mas be eonsnlteh a. hollow

Vf' IA CUNk3 may DO cOnsuItefl a. IOllOwst
In DAYTON at the Phillps tiouse on Frldays,
sept. II, Oct, 10 Nov. 2J; Dee ~. Feb 1 Mat,h
8; April ~; May "a June y.
In TROY at che Morris House, on g saturdays
sept 10; OCT. 20; Nov. "a; Dec. 20; Feb = March
.: April 49, May rs june 22
In XENl.N az Che Depot Eating House, on Thurs
lays sent lai Oct 49, Nov. 2si Dee ~; Jan. 81 /;
March Il j pril II: May iG; June 20
In SPRINGFIELD at the Mnlis House on
lhurstA! s. sept ~, uct 25 Nav % Jtu -; Feb.
Mawh ~ April ~; May ~ Junp ~
Dr CONE has had onccs IN each nf Tho above
placcs, that DE has regularly visited Tor the past
seven years and AZ he has treated unh cured many
Patients In each OF the above places he cun give
the best 0i references I'm each place as to his skill
Dr, CONE Treats and Cnres all varieties OF
Chronic diseases, including those 0f the eve and
Etri makes no charge ior consultation; hut II
those who consult himdesire treatment he chargcs
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that win lasthpatientlrom four tn six
months, cost NON tiyc 10 Thirty dollars in cash
Address Dr. T.. tONE,
COLUNlnus, ONO.
oc9O.d1X
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
orrissey-MoraIly, Politically and
Physically Considered.

The ardent admirers of the pious WADE.
the virtuous STEVENS, the exemplary
SpRAduR and the sober CuANpLER--the re-
nowned pillars of radicalism in the WASH
ingtom Senate--to say nothing whatever
of divers euiuents in the other branch OF
Cougress--arc still disturbed in their equa-
nimity by the election of the renowned,
ilustriolIs aud notorious MoRRIssEN. SOME
of their organs, too, are shocked. Even
brother BIcKHAsI. of our own locality,
seems to discover in the incident sign OF
political--that is " Copperhead'-'lemorali-
zation.
Now, zoe like the Louisville CoTia's
philosophy about this important matter
especially as 1t accords with what we have
already expressed, apd what the Chicago
Times, Cincinnati Enquirer, and several
other able journals have said; that it is
emlnently appropriate that the Democratic
party should have at least one man in the
House of uncommon physical vim. who
can break ribs aud burst noses with his
licks from the shoulder, to Keep the Jaco-
bins IN order. They are disposed to be
of getting II sumner on the d5ee box or
smeller, or u cut over the eye, may eNer-
else healthful and restraining influence
upon their conduct.
That is one effect which the Courier af-
fects to trace from MoRRIssRY's example
but 1t suggests a still better influence to be
derived from his presence on the floor
among the Radical elite.
We have imagined, the Courier goes on
TO say, that Hon. ELIJAu IIIsE, of Ken
tucky, who win stand head and shoulders
above every man in the House in point OF
intellectual power, and the bitterness OF
whose tongue is almost beyond belief
might conclude to make speech during
the next winter. The conduct of the ,Iaco-
bins will have exasperated him into one OF
his sourest and surliest moods aud his sar-
casms and denunciations will be fearful
Before he gets half through with hi,
speech he will be certain to bring to the
surface the lghting propensities OF every
Jacobln In the House. If there il any
fight in them such a scorching aud scoring
as lie viii give them will hiring It all out
MoRmssEY can stand by his side, and
whenever the rush is made by tile ,Iacohins
To punish their denouncer, JoHN can hand
II out to them right and LETT from Tho
shoulder, and very soon convince then
that the Democracy, though in the minor
ity, has the preponderance in muscle, as
HIsR win have shown them that It has the
advantage in brains, We rather like tn,
arrangement.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
Stnntnn,s InfclnnI.

Says the Richmond Times, IA an intro
ductory TO a disclosure of the Suffering
which certain state prisoners are yet
compelled TO endure, ION the Dry. Tortu-
gas, the most desolate and barren island al
most known, there lauguish in Illegal inn
prisonment several hundred State 5ris-
oners. Sent thither by military commits
sious--tribunals that have been denounced
by the United States Supreme Court as un-
known to and unwarranted by law, and
from whose commitments that Court has re-
leased all political prisoners confined IL
Northern pcnitcntiarles-thc men ar,
now undergoing. and have Undergone tor.
ture at the hands of brutal officials. (dis-
graccs to the Uniform of soldiorj that
make life intolerable, aud which would, Il
exposed, rouse the horror and INDIGNATION
Of the civilized world"
The Radical press have almost stereotype,
their phrase, My Policy as Il sarcasm OF
the President; but they are duh of oal
when the groans of these suffering victim
Of lawless tyranny floats up on the South
ern breeze to national authorities, ant
when appeals are made to their cold-blood
cd jalors for the mitigation of their i'm
prisonment or release from their wor-,
than speedy death. 'AIy Policy" seems tc
have no key to the door of iuhumanity
nor political guillotinc for the neck o
the presiding Lucifcr oithc War Onlce.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
Tho Riallt I,rlun.nhnnt.

lFrom 'he N't'onh lnlellgencef' AM
The machinatiQn Of demagogues. the
frantic appeais ni nii7chict-inaitiug tevoiu-
tionists, the rechlessncss of taw-deiytng
public functionaries, and the adroitchieane
OF accomplished ana subscriptions lawyers,
are all IN VAIN against the settled purpose
Of the people to sustain the right. The
citizens OF Baltimore have earned the
eternal gratitude OF the American people.
No people have ever been more sorely
trlcd. NO People have ever borne them
selves more hobly against their opprnssors.
a AhAhdlnl ol men, claiming to be the 81
mon pure luyalisis of The city, though some
.ot them were leaders in melting The pOpu-
lar storm which culalinated IN the riot OF
lNGl got possession Of thrcity government
through systrW of legislation that how
ever well ad@teh TO an era OF war; was by
no means conSopant with the spirit of
peace. ana sought TO perpetlate their
poWerb by the most iniquitous dislmnchise-
m'nts OF the1r fellow citizens on the plea
that they were disloyal. They refused TO
register lawful voters. They excluded
from the ballot box those who We're
Justly entitled To the right Of suffrage, un-
der severely restrictive enactment. They
countenanced corrupt Judges of election
aud bitterly partisan registers of voters. and
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
Murder Most FouI.

Mr.. WooDMANsEE, u prominent mer-
chant of Browniown, Ind, left home, sew
eral weeks since, to 20 east to purchase
goods, having with him considerable
amount Of money. He went as far as Sey-
mour, intending at that place to take the
train. IIc stopped at a hotel, from whence
he started for the ears, since which time
nothing was heard OF him, tin Thursday
last although the most diligent and any
lous searches had been made. on that day
his dead body was found IN White river,
near Rockford The head was severed
from the trunk. aud a strong twine cord, to
which was attached heavy stone, was
made fast to that part OF the neck left and
TO the body, The string had cut deeply iu-
to the neck. The body, although much de-
cayed, bore the marks Of terrible mutila-
tion. His family had been terribly dis-
tressed by the mysterious circumstances OF
his disappearance, and had offered large
reward for his discovery, dead or aliye Il
came in Il most melancholy shape.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

G8 A magnificent portrait of HENRY
CLAY, painted by the artist Fry, of Ala
bama, which was authorized to be purchas-
ed by the Legislature of Kentucky, was, a
few days since, most elegantly framed and
hung up In the Senate Chamber of the Cap
ltoi, at Frankfort. II Is regarded as an
honor to art State pride and national lis
tOFy rI
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

o." At the solicitation Of large number
Of the most prominent citizens of Ciucin-
natl Mr.. Truman Il. Handy has withdrawn
his deternmGtion To abandon his Opera
House enterprise. The sale of tickets will,
therefore, go on.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

E8- The Hon. JAcoB RIBLET, formerly a
member of the Legislature from Richland
county, and an old aud respected citizen.
year of his age.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

Ia Among some real estate advertised
for sale in Virginia is the house in which
Gen. Lee surrendered the army Of Northern
Virginia to Gen. Grant, on the Sth of April,
1860, at AppOmattoN Court House.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

t#- An extensive rolling mill and nail
works are to be erected in Bellaire. They
will need the services of about 800 men af-
ter they are finished. Part of the stock
will be owned Nv the workmen.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

gH-The National Convention of the Sc
cret Radical organization, known as the
Grand Army OF the Republic, will assem-
Bile at indianapolis on Tuesday, the 10Th,
instead OF the 25th inst, as heretofore an-
nouneed.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
Special Caution.

SPECIAL Caution.
mrs, wINShO Ow'S SouTuANC SYRUP
has become 50 popular that various parties have
put out articles calling them Mr.. Wmslow's
Please take notice that pIIiG MRS, wINsLOW OF
THE SOOTHING sYRUP Is NOT CONNECTED
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE juadaw8m
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
ANEW FERFIlE boa rE nlNDkERenIar.


AAwISIAGH AND CEGIBAUY. M rs
say OF Warning aud obstruction Tor oimg Men.
Also Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the
vital powers, with sure means OF relief Sent free
of charge IN sealed letter euyelopes. Address Dr.
J. sKILIIN lfoUGHfON. Howard Association.
Philadelphia, ia. auIhawmn
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

so that ilstcad vt a decrease there Il an
increase M the supply over that Of 1866.
But the Western dealers keep this fact as
much ont OF sight "a, possible. aud do it
partly BY spreading ait sorts Of rnmors.
and partly by holding back stocks How
the latter has been done let the following
figures show:
Becciptsof floW aud wheat nj tidc-water
from The oPenn@ef navigation 10 the chose
nI AnInhnf.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

Csy-We have very uniilyorable nows IN
relation to the crops in Alabama. AS an
average less than one-illth of a crop OF
cotton has been made. Corn Is exceeding
ly short. Not enough has been produced
20 last the people until spring. IL Is now
selling at VI 40, and meal at 81 75 to 81 00
bushel.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
IsObaeil's Isitiors

"Therc is mnny a tfHe word spoken
in iest,'' said gentleman ia his friend who re.
'parked that 'sGreonbnckNn good, but
kobacks are better.S
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

hog cholera has been very destructive in
that vicinity; go much so as to sweep away
almost all the swine in largo districts Mi.
Haley, of Sante &c, lBracken county. has
lost 300 head Mr.. Thomas Arthur, Of Ma
son county has lost li5, Others have lost
from five 10 twenty each, and some their
entire crop. Many farmers will have Ia
buy pork for their own use.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

Hero there Is an advance over 1868 of
more than 100 per cent, though gold is
about the same GCuregs theps Failing thc
excuse Of gphl bdlng at ldeh rates tie
dealers M ulcgfau eeatsrs have Cndcav-
ored 70 creitc the impression That bread
stufs are scarccr chan usual. which Is not
the ease. The following table shows what
the truth on the point really Is. The re-
.ccipts at Milwaukee, Chicago, Toledo. De-
.troitand ClcVelahd. from January to No
vcmhcr 3. iSGj aud 1860, were:
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

FlOnr bris 23TOJ $50 iU0 g2O 100
Wheat bush - StiN0 GIO1 400 1870 OO0
This tells the whole story, and sad
story it IS Of mercantile men speculating
upon the poverty of the people Men who
10 thcsc things would rob y bliud beggur-
woman-thry never prosper Ia The end,
aud they learn 90 dcspisc thcmseivcs AS
much as they aredesps'd hy others.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

On General Stendmau's sudden arrival
In Washington. the other day, Immediately
revived the old rumor that he was called
hither TO 90 Into the War office. These
stories arc only strengthened by the fact
that the attacks on Secretary Stanton IN the
Administration organ here, are officially
inspired.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
aycw advertisements.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED by ROYAL LETTERS rArrMr
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

FreP4red fr0Di preScfipfi0R 0f sir H. tE1y,ke A.
~, Fh1sicfdR BrtrdordiHa,V 10 he queen.
rms inyaluable medicine Is unfailng In the cure
which the female constitution Is subject II mod
crates all eNcesses and removes all ubstructions
relied ON.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

The following g. To ooit " that have used
RINGS VEGErABLE AMBROsfA for the past
I sis. months. and / have found IN " an that BE-
claimed for II to perform NV head hns becn near.
Fly bald for several yearswil il be satc IA saving for
Isi y yeats at lenst-aud ny adhoringtp the direp-
Tons In thct gu Of the NMBNOSTA I am proud Id
say mat nov have ine growth uf healthy hair
whilst Hll other tcst1ratycs have failed ! can
also testify as To its qualities Ia restoring gray
hatrtnlts orlQinnl color, having seen tested by
my most intimate friends. Know ittdbc supe-
rior 20 all other rcstOratiyCs. What do know, |
tnow IRON experience IN reference 90 It's proper.
ties. and would recommend u 20 all as being the
hest article In market WIN. NJ HtppAUp. z
Dayton, ohio. August % 1866
r. NJ TUBES IS CO., Props, Peterboro, y II
For sale by all Druggists IN Dayton and every
where DIR. w. w, ,STEWART,
aus0dnWam Wholesale Agent Dayton. q D.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17
Amusrmrnts.
lrutNMIss. orMlsA-IlousN

Tho Last Night Of the Season.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-17

N''I''''''IN VI = wv " IIIt N-UWFs
The inquiryIis lccotnihg more aud more
pcrtiucnt Of whatare the limits 0f sltcu-
lativc combinations % Enhance tie prices
of food, aud whatis threNtent OF iht pnb-
lie endmanccs ghe latost developments VI
the utterly W-cfunuluus oharucjcis ~ thcse
speculutors, is in connection with The mar
ket value ot brendstuns THE Fisaacidl
CtJSHtfe glVe4 sOIne Tables on Tx Uhiett.
FiIatgof Wheat .oH NOyemhcr1 er
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-14
Morning Edition.
doctors Hunter q. Ramsay, q

Doctors Hunter d Ramsay, % Monu
msnt Square, weokerlIng's Block, Cleveland, O..
devote themselves exclusively to the treatment Of
affections OF the Throat, Lungs and Heart, en-
braciug Catarrh, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Asth-
ma, Consumption, &c, &c, to which special olasa
of diseases their practice for many years past has
been confLsd.
In applying their undivided efforts to this ia.
portant speciality, they have been stimulated 10
act, not only by the calm indifference with which
general practitioners regard the terrible mortality
and suffering attending Throat and Lung Diseases,
but also by the remarkable success both in Eng
land and America, which has followed the DIRECT,
Local and RATIONAL Treatment Of MEDIcATxD
INHALATION, as advocated and practised by them.
These gentlemen may be consulted personally,
or by letter, at their office, every day, from 9
O'Clock A. M, till o'clock P. II.
NoTE.-Drs. Hunter { Ramsay have so arranged
their practice that one of them viii visit patients
at a distance too i'll 60 come to their Office.
nar2O.SO6
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-14
EXPLOSION,
A Southern Haransne.

That branch of the Copperhead faction
of Washington which calls Itself EThe Ma
tional johnson Party and of which
Montgomery Blair and Charles Mason
are chief fnglemen, is out ina two column
address to the people of the country. It's
value and character are clearly enough
shown by the following paragraph:
Congress, by excluding from the Ma
tional Legislature the whole race in the
South that fought the battle for our inde-
pendence, and who contributed largely in
founding what has hitherto been looked
upon as the white mans government, es-
tabhshed BY his courage, Intelligence and
labor, and as his own freehold, and as the
Inheritance of his children, renders any
further disfranehisement superfuOus; and
his degradation is completed by putting
the negro upon higher ground than the
whole race in other respects, educating
their children at the national expense;
| feeding clothing and sheltering the hun
dreds Of thousands who reject the tempting
ways which invite them to return to EN-
| ployment in the South; according to them
seats in the galleries of Congress, attired
III eNtTy variety OI costumes lie 1enlates,
at least the better looking Of them, rust
ling in silks-it is to be hoped not at the
expense Of the Treasury the men repay
ing with applause the recognition by SEN
tors of their services that saved the coun-
try, snd the women repsying by boaaaets
the glanees with whieh they are honored
from below. 1t is reasonable, indeed,
that they should occupy positions in the
chambers from which multitudeSo of men
and women Of our kindred are turned
away daily, the legislation being directed,
for the most part, 10 put up the blacks and
degrade the white race in tbs prescribed
States. 1t is proper that the favorites
who take the deepest interest in the de-
bates should be preferred as the audience"
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-04-14
An AufnI SnertaeIe.

We don't hear, in this remote locality,
of half that is going on in the world, OF
even in our own glorious country. A
gentleman who writes from Philadelphia
to the London Times thus vividly depicts
the effect of Mr.. Johnson's veto of the
FreedmeR's Bureau Bill:
f'This great revolution in sentiment has
only been accomplished by the great mass
of the people negLeeting their business for
a0eek; thronging the streets of our
cities; organizing monster meetings !;
compelling By main force State Legislatures
and city governments to indorse the Presi-
dent firing cannon; mloJbing newspapers
that synipGthjze loith the Radicals; and in
a general way declaring that Radical
fanatIcism shall no longer imperil the
peace of the country. The remedy is a
severe one, but the only one that could
have conquered the disease. For five
years past it has been the custom to see
sympathizers with the South mobbed and
beaten. Now the tables are turned. To
point out man as Radical, an Aboli-
ZIONIST or negro worshipper' l0iU bring
Sei0n the mob upon him and compel him
to run for his life The 'Copperheads'
walk about cheerfully, holding up their
heads as they have not done for many a
long day; they gather enthusiastic meet
ings to sustain the President, and strange
transformation for them, have all sudden
ly become loyal men and supporters of
the Government"