The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-05
EpIToRIAL IpREvITIEs.

n RADICAL EAMhNf.-Ihe WOrtestcr,
Massachieeits, Palladium (Radicaly says
What oughtncter 70 bike place seems now
near ct hand. and ihat is, the rending IN
twain OF the Republican party"
A DRUNKEN TRowsER-MAKKR.-
WILSON, Of Massachusetts,, the other day
addressed a meeting presided over by aman
who called the President IA drunken
trowser-maker." The Nashville Union well
remarks that this u Massachusetts, shoddy
turning mp Its nose at honest labor. VIII
son, himself is q eoItlep but We are pleased
to say to the respectable fraternity OF
which he is a member, that while he
worked at the business he went by another
name
A llrT.--The New York Post all over
Radical, says: THE Republican leaders
are making desperate efforts TO carry the
election by mere force sxcltemens aud
by most unworthy and inconsistent appeals
to the passions Of the party"
Notwithstanding TO the Radicals,
all soldiers who vote on their side are he
roes, and merit lasting honor; but those
who sustain the President are secession
sympathizers and unworthy of respect or
gratitude Their worth depends upon Low
they vote, not how they f0ughtl THIS Is
the Radical criterion.
TAsTR.-THAD. STEVENS says the negroes
are the equals OF the Germans and Irish
that come to this country. THAD's niger
wife told him to say that, if he expected
her to tHb int ...... ...rt.. ...
1t has been ascertained that the Presi-
dent expressed a strong desire to visit the
leading Southern cities. and if it is at all
practicable the trip will he made early in
the ensuing year. lie win return from
Chicago by way of Cincinnati.
SNEIL.-Justicc, they say, is blind how
then is she to discover that one man is
white and another "colUred P'-New York
Tribune.
How? by the smell.
There are more more things in Heaven
and earth. lloratio, than are dreamt of in
your philosophy"
The Democracy of the Ross and High
land districts, have nominated HENRY S.
DIcKEY. of Greenfield, for State Senator, to
fill the vacancy, and CHARLES II. COLLINS,
of Hillsboro, for Common Pleas Judge.
Col, JOHNSON, of Arkansas whom the
Radicals refused to admit to his seat in the
present Congress, or even to the floor of
the House, has been elected to the next
Congress
The Provost Marshal papers, sent to the
War Department from Connecticut, weigh
ed no less than three and a hqU tons.
BRAVE WoRDs.-Santed BRowNLow said
to Radical listeners in Philadelphia, on
Monday night;
$50 far rs I ain concerned, have fed
from the South for the last time, and sought
the shelter ot the Mountain Gorges OFTEN
nessee for the last time will sooner expire
on lamp post under the shadow of the
capital of Tennessee.
Beast BUTLER, too, is on the war path.
So is that Texas charlatan, HAMILTON. He
said in his Philadelphia speech
II say you must prepare your minds, and
your hearts. and, perhaps, your arms, to
support the integrity and purity of your
ihiIb hib lphi bhiph'
The New York State Senate at Albany in
passing resolutions of welcome to the
President and party, three times voted
down amendments to thank and dhonor Mr..
SEWARD, and his name was excluded!
"JACK" HAMILTON, of Texas, told his
Philadelphia listeners. on Monday night,
to prepare their wills and their arms, too,
for another CONFLICT.
General BUTLER denies all connection or
relationship of any sort with the Chicago
North American prize concert, which has
placed his name on its list Of references
Eastern paper.
This denial is to be regretted, as it may
induce some people to buy tickets in the
concern, by giving the impression that il
is not swindle.
LIGHT WEIGHTs.-The Internal Reuenue
for August. was only $3S,6433l0; or, at the
yearly average, four hundred and sirty-thre,
millions three hundred and seventy-twC
thousands.