The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-29
scllENCK WAS ~ THE rlnLADELPHuA
wlTIrFRED. D0UGLAss AND
RANDOLPH, TfIE NfgGkR
EDITORiAL RRENITIEs.

Those illustrious dignitarios, GoperRor
Hamilton, of Texas, and Judge Yarmouth
OF Louisiana, are wearing cheap honors
enough, while being the guests of Western
Radicals, The first was appointed by "old
Abe" the other BY Beast Bntleti M
Forney, In his late speech ut Reading,
Pa. said the moment n soldier opposes the
radical rcvolutionistA "from that moment
he Is damned" That Is the acknowledged
policy of the Radicals-to "blacken the
character OF every man who refuses TO
train in their ranks. N fl Ea N
In the Purltanical town of Buckland
Mass, one Joseph Spnulding, hmaninc, has
been confined nalled IN n cage for iity-one
yenrsl o II II were only In Mississippi
A man has $1,000 In bonds. say his in
terest amounts to eight per centum. He
does not pay ono cent Of taxes. Federal or
state. His income Is 500, and this being
below the minimum of income subject to
taxation, he is wholly exempt. His neigh
Dor, on the same street, owns real estate
worth $4,000, and pays not less than S125.
We can't all be bOnd-holdcrs, you know =
Somebody must own the property that Is
taxed, you know.
stephens, the Central Organizer of the
Fenians, Is receiving large accessions 10 his
ranks IN men, money. arms and ammunition
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shipped In mysterious packages to Ireland.
The New York Herald induiges In the
following prophesy against the Radical
''They will die, haunted and crippled,
like j. Wilkes Booth, or MANNED and bleed
Ing, like leobespierre, and Ia all our large
epies few lamp posts will be without their
Radical pendants."y .4s -.Ns,.. 4
Since the intention is avowed bv the
Pennsylvania Radicals that Negro Suffrage
Is the crowning issue in the present con-
test several Republican Journals lave
abandoned the party; among them we no.
tice the Juniatta Republican, the North
ampton County Journal and the Shirleys-
burg Herald.
The Rev. j. w. IIunnicut, one. of the
southern Radical pilgrims, said, IN his
speech at Schenectady New York, that "lf
the next Congress does not give us lniiver-
sal suffrage, we Will roll UP orsleeves and
pitch IN, and we'll'haye the d--dcst reyolu-
tion the world ever saw" Schenck goes
arm-in-arm with the fellow. 4. ,,f,..'-f..
The Radicals call the President the
Great usurperp whercupOn friend of
the New Orleans Plcayunc remarks that he
will be found the greatest use-up-er of the
Radicals.
MIR. Speaker Colfax will have all that he
and his Indiana friends can do TO save his
bacon. Four years ago he was run within
two hundred and fifty votes of defeat by
Mr.. Turpie, who is the competitor against
him now.
Hon. ID. w. VOORHEES, and Generals Rous-
seau aud Steadman are stumping Indiana
for the Democratic ticket. The furnishing
OF arms to Radical whites and blacks I'm
that state still goes on, and drilling IL
practiscd secretly both by night and day +.
The protested object is, preparation for the
next war.
The grccn-eyed monster is no respector
of persons or color. A negro OF Alabama
lately shot his sweetheart because she
showed favor to another colored man.
After that throwing-up of caps and bon
nets, in the Philadelphia Black-and-Tan,
we shouldn't be much astonshed if Mrs.
Fred. Douglas should get little Jealous of
euNom Anne Dickinson.
The Radical Constitution of Missouri
contains provision for taxing graveyards
and cemeteries, and requiring that they be
returned to the Collector aud sold by auc-
ton in case of non-payment Of such taxes.
In Suinher County, Tennessee, where, in
1860 were polled about 5000 votes, Il com
plete register of the votes uow foot up lust
1867 Where are the rest i?