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Gnn3ertsMufif.

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Natianol Galbatett wlt0 WatroSeu Gorss
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b~e9InRieen uno gu
0unfen OeS @pnereRes al5 Die Oeis5Se6enpe
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September 1866 In Yttta6urg, ga, gu pers
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in Setbe.'
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81. Stint, Beuniptpdnien
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9, 6. 0cud, Senneilee.
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Nntras getelt, Elm &omite ST. ernennen, I'm
beiu Gmpfang bes NrdfOenten bur6 Die
Mer6ont5-G r@ange mit;utpirfen; ober Der
Mntrag fel 9lGnseno DnrG rur pier fttnnm=
ten bafur unb ale Nnoeren DaSegen.
Der SanetDerperein min gum Gmpfang pes
Drdfoenten ausriiden.
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Wferter Eaa.
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Z, EretSsSseeIu bon 9-e n6r.
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So Sdua.geuit bon 2 Bic IL ubr.
s.. GertbeiIuus bsr fir bic 9eSslbabn ans9eTestea
Rrefe.
~ GbanHs elimination.
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tanut Sena6t, raB feline Daseu ftb 'iH Rarfs aufBalten
fSnneu; bic Ieeren fSuneu iurdb Ben tritten Giueano SSTy
freE Hub nirp isHeu Gin PATHFINDER RIas o~pgepieien tper.
cen,
mo-fr1 81. Guapp, Seer.
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Sob DeS poltttfers Dean Nt@s
MDnD D..

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Winter EGa.
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0erseitbnts Der Nreife.

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OVERWHELMINGLY
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noo9 oerIelsen sIcs ro3 Gtpnreutea fir bic etuseInergEs
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8MGDen:g Dale.

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Hide anb 0sWtiGe Saabeus stuIe,
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gaf DsrIergeu tpirS aaG IntsrriSt In aubsrn u.nen
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9erI9f t0trb auf eineH arRHbIi9en mathematician Guss
iu3 seIest UerSen.
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2Sdue9Hn DriratsI S6Hung: G5 IeeSfnotonar.
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Q. Mufb & 81. Seioe.
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GGr0UfeN G0r0aNetl
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tie Oau'r ese 5effes in 9&HberSart e~srniet6st BAT uub
label 8lein une @rc3 e~rsebeuft eiu, I'D, AUD eiuunal ours
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A. @reiie fir bic @6etbem A. B. C, D, E, F,
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Gin tstner @rccertes ure 2iauor-eabeu NIT sroseus
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9ars @roD aaf 0TsH3ltcaer ssuetton.
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Dritter &GS.

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Dreiie.
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EOsenaffonse

81 PaPs, 3 gradiauS, a6 SEIZE.
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Gaatae. 8 BaI&mann.
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RoIfsbe Gomi1e.
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
dayton journal please copy :.
Beast Butler Speaks his own Dis-
grace. ,a ..,

That infamous man. whom, his parents
named BEN. Butler, but whom the LORD
gave so black a heart and ,repulsiye an eS7,
terror that his Fellow men ti'have duBBedhi
"BEAsT BuTLER," has been making speech
TO the blue bellied Yankees at Gloucester,
Massachusetts,, in which he unwittingly
displays his own ihfaniy in an attempt to
east a slur upon the men and the women of
the South over whom he ruled with rod
of iron. We copy the following from the
Cincinnati Commercial, containing copy
Of his speech
81 am going TO speak of matter which
Is n trait in the society OF the south, nnd
also of why they arc easily governed. We
hear 1t said every day that they are hi.h-
spirited people, and ought 10 lbe conciliat-
ed; but this struck me as n distinguished
tralt-that having for about twenty years
Of my life been in the practice of~eriminal
law, | have seen husbands pleading for
| wives, fathers for children, aud children for
parents, but | never saw mortal kncel to
mortal. let, when was I'm New Orleans,
Il was an every day occurrence that toOmen.
| spIendidly dressed " sitks and sdtins. ioOuid
come into my .99lee qndqsS forJarors N q'ei'
This cCwardly dog who was rcplllsed In
every open field where he met the gallant
men Of the South, whom lie sneeI's at and
who failed 20 capture Fort Fisher, either
through cowardice or corruption or both,
now publicly boasts of the mcekness with
which Southern men Submitted to his in-
suits, his pilferlngs and his stealings, when
he lorded 1t, with "a force of armed men,
over defenseless and unarmed population
in the city of New Orleans. Nay, he goes
farther and betrays the british instincts oI
his debased nature by boasting that the re-
fined ladies of the South begged favors o.
his lordship upon their bended knees. W,
know not how far TO believe BuTIER.
lie is known as d liar; aud has been ad.
mitted to lie Il common thief ofgold ant
silver, Of pianos, plate and of spoons, ant
such other valuables as canic in his way
But If IL were true that the ladies of th'
South bent their knees TO this odious crca
ture to beg some small favor at his hands
II needs no argument beyond this, to Prov
the Internal tyranny 10 which he SUBJECTED
them. An intelligent public will regard tn
> "BEAsr's" confession quite differently from
his malicious purpose! IL willamderstan,
that favors could 'behad in BUTLER's de
partment only on the bended knee; an,
that this dog (tor he deserves no othe
, name,) exercised d petty tyranny eyenoye
the women of the South beyond thedescrip
/, tion ofany pen.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
NRU nAadroS, ArebSteo, 1885,


GENTLEMEN: have the honor TO ac-
knowledge the receipt 0f your very COM
plimcntary letter Of yesterday requesting
me to become u candidate for Representa-
tive m Congress Sc. -fii liit'h -li I
On MY arrival from Washington this
morning I Observe by THE papers, that y
Democratic District Convention, held In
thiseity yeyFrdgy, ,ltuuiBgpd1ne Cor thas
responsible position. ~ AA ~ - - A
As ! hayenot been n candidate before
that or any other Convention, lean not but
regard It's voluntary action, IN rendering
me the nomination, as do the ilattering
terms of your letter, In the highest degree
complimentary.
am the unqualified supporter of the
Presidents restoration policy, and of the
principles enuneiated by thelate Phila,lel-
phia National Uulon Convention, and Of
the resolutions passed by the District Con-
vontiop Of yesterday, As there seems "
be no conflict between the principles as
serted by these conyeniions-those stated
in your letter, and those which have sins
cerely and cordially espouse,l-s-I see no
good reason to decline candidacy 80 fiat
teringly rendered. I shall, therefore, pro-
ceed nc once TO CANVASS the district
With sentiments Of profound gratitude,
am, gentlemen, very respectfully yours
Ne- If.N II DpRBIN WAND. Z
Messrs. d. ID. DAVIS WV. b. Van HOOK,
and others, dJIM Luf utEM .1u.1
Dayton journal please copy.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-08-30
General Ward.

General WARD, the Democratic candi-
date for Congress, was in the city last
evening. and had q brief but pleasant IN
teryiew with several Of his friends. lie
GRACEFULLY acknowledged the compliment
conferred byhls nomination, and VIII per
form his full share OF labor to secure the
success Of the Democratic cause In TINS
Dstrirt, result in rcgarti 70 which he has
NO doubt, He win certainly be present at
the Bear Creek meeting on saturday next
and win also address the people at the
Court Housc on the evening of that day