The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-04-05
The Civil Rights RilI.

Glow much do you charge. massa mapis-
trate. to marry me aud Miss Dinah P'
why, Glenn, I'll marry you for two dol
lars"
Two dollars! What you charge to marry
white folks, NASSAU"
I'VE. generally charge them five dollars,
well. you marry us like white folks.
and I'll give you five dollars, too"
q why, Glenn, that's curious notion. but
as you desire it. will marry you like
white folks for five dollars"
The ceremony being over, Glenn and
Dinah being one, the magistrate asked for
his fee.
"Oh, no, massa, you no come to de
greement-you no kiss de BRIDE"
"Get out of my office, you black rascal y
That reckless Squire either don't know.
or he don't care. what peril he would be in.
If the vetoed CirH Rights bill should be in
fictcd on him. Refusing to ''kiss the bride"
would be interpreted into an indignity /;
indignities. punishable offenses; the mig
ger bridegroom would be paid for acting
as informer; the arresting officer would be
allowed a fpe for his nice performance and
the Commissioner ten for his Marrying
Niger lovers is a 'civil" ceremony kissing
the bride is a :. Civil Right?r
STRAws.--The latest returns from the
Connecticut election give HAwLEY, Re
publican. majority of 509
At the April election, in 1865 the vote
stood BUCKINGHAM (Republican) 42,374;
SEYMOUR 3l,339; Union majority l1,O35. 1t
Is not yet quite time for the books to be
posted but, at this writing, they stand
thus
k'"iGi5 20 majority da in 1865 n,e9s ess
Radicals, lost or missing .......... iO.52o
ifa period of simply twelve brief months
has been so fatal to Connecticut Black Re-
puOiicanism stronger microscope than
they are using in diseased pork investiga-
tlons Will soon be needed to find the frag-
ments.
cB-Civil objections to the vetoed Civil
Rights Bill, by the Hartford Times.
The Radical Civil Rights Bill brides a
million OF Government detectives to nose
out offences, ''credted' by the bill, against
The people.
ioThe Civil Rights Bill makes the cord of
the meanest negro in Five Points superior
to the laws of the State.
The Civil Rights Bill will make the Con-
stltution Of the United States and the laws
OF States dead letters. and powerless to
help white man.
The legion of spies to be created by the
civil Rights Bill, by the express provisions
OF that bill, are 10 be paid for every arrest
tAey maze, no matter whether there is a
conviction or not
Laws are generally drawn to punish
crimes; The Radical Civil Rights Bill was
framed exressly to CREATE a Reso class of
crimes unknown TO the Constitution. or to
the laws of StSes.
BY the Civil Rights Bill a disrespectful
Ieillark 10 "a gentleman of color" NAV cost
You $l'OOO and years Imprisonment.
Read the bill.
III the Civil Rights Bill becomes law, il |
becomes the entire government ofthe coun- |
try. 1t makes the Republic an Unlimited |
monarchy.
The Radicals not only desire to establish
a tyranny in place of the Republic, but
they propose TO manufacture new o1fenses to |
be punished by fine and imprisonment |
Their Civil Rights Bill provides oaIy for,
as tne text says, "offenses created by this
act"
And yet, the party of radicalisms, who
are villifying and calling for the removal OF
the President have the reckIessness 70
clamor for the enactment and execution of
such lawl
yeB- The Democracy of New Lexington.
the county seat of Perry County, Ohio.
carried their entire township ticket, on
Monday last by from so up to 81. Last
spring the Blacks had it by II majority.
LANcAsTER.-Democratic by 81; last
spring, Republican, by IL. Gain in the
city, "a.