The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-14

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Justicel ia iupiie Anairs. Ol course, u
was az from the Yankee simd-point and (
with li;t considerations satisfactorily RAT {
leai
Aisor cicctin@ to congress HuriEf ine
saie'rohbcr ami spoon-thici' the text was /
certainly good one for Mas@rhuset's~--
"Pollcy and Justice tn Public Nhalrs.
Inc negro Str'nge as 10 may SEEM was
used 10 give coior 70 his topic, and Con-
grcss must give peace to the South ny
whitewashing him~-m'Ist make nina un'-
versal sniirage voter; without WHICH, 1hece
wi'lbc nothing down there nut war ana
troublei win which they "WiH at once
divide tue publ@senument and force oi cue
south.
And hGstrnck another Keynote Jus' thcn'
'toe must also make These men eitlzeiS J%
commercial rcdsoRS'-ot course mc9ning
THAT when once made voters the c"lofeu
individuals viii vote against JTee 'r0de
SowhcrF Interests aud give theiraid To the
protection OF New England roblericS' "i
both Sonlh' anu west tnr"ngh p'oH'pl'Ne
trit operations "All the ulereslso ct bus
iness' quoth TINS renowned polille" phl-
losomler oi the "hub' 'Hre cehiefeu ~ tn'
trecdom ana cff@i o" OF TINS people. IN
THIS as you see. lfr' 20 'he anN'' 'h'r''-
terlsllc' having an eye !" ''"'cSS'
lh'h ne projected W''at must p'' " Nr"
England Is sun 90 rnie, 'he pon'! Oh tue
newly eiecteu' t"e tor'''O'' ,""E'eS>'
Wmch ms co-operal"I NiNphLL ~
proclalmS must meet lortl'"u"' ulc N''!
'aY' hour a''u hnuu'c O" "l'lV" '''S V"'
shal expire IhaI po''y must hi'sh W"n'
1 "orA Is i'it ''n",uSU'" vi PoS'l"u'"' ID
must sau me- orl'E "n""t S'''' 'l"S
'hrst' universal s'lhraSe' ono way OF "p-
tanning thiS W'S by hol''lhg the states
'hey no" "r'' 'ntli' Oy th''r own H"''"''
th'y 60 justice 10 thecoloreu people 'oh-
greSS may doo'tSH inc goNerhhich'sol ''p'Se
states ana 'sVapilSh 'ef't''''e' Govern
mehts' ana declare VINO slall ana VINO silaI'
not roie' his Is most lIkeiy the result 10
which the aeuoh OF Congress "''0 tendS--
tie destruction oi th'sc JGfse governments
ana the iornauoh ol cor S"tut on' gov
elhmentS'
Illis' II may nc cohsUered' Is very
ilOeraI ID OF iare' uuu BOUTWELL, mas
liked up dessert Tor the incoming
Foltcth' ~ zee event ol the outgoing
Ihirty-ninth leaving ON Its table any OF
their luneral' baked meats One OF IT'S
items IS the punishment OF the President II
ne should be found guilty of unconstitu-
tional acts;' and he argued ON this special
point that he should DC arriu&hed Tor the
purpose oi showing that the IrrSiIcht had
violated existing laws ana lllat theFe were
charges against nm OF grave iouId"'loh'
Mr.. BOUTWELL, cl eu TWO Instances we
KNOW ne sald' that ne mas appointed men
to ollice VINO cannot take the oAth oil JuIy'
lSG2' because they nave adcd ana com
tortcd the enemy ana again. that ne mas
appointed men TO once VINO at the last
session OF Congress were rejected by that
body when offered toH the Vely same Offices
in which he had placed them.
This Is a foreshndowih& OF the HUB
or Boston war-plat and 1t Will have ad-
herents from many outside sourees--eyen
mere IN the west IL wlli ma clll'sthehts
Tor during the war without however
the pious collnsels ana mild cooperation OF
thaIemlneutly CONSERVATIVES ehr'sIlah 'rio'
old BEN. WADE and old IllAD. STEVENS
with ScHENcK, SHELlABARGER. BINGHAM
and a few other poo-hoos, thrown in, as
make wcights-it viii not work with en-
tire efficiency; so it is given out. at this
early day, that the STEVENS programme,
i ALREADY decided on which is to be included,
4, is, ITO appoint a joint committee at the
opening of the coming session, exactly as
| the Joint Committee on Reconstruction was
appointed. whose duty it shall be to fully
. in,,o. t;,r,to tbe course aud couduct or Mr.