The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-10
Pious Gambling VS.. Vulgar Gam
bling.

Inc mount OF money lOHN ny uINNtiN
and others since the first Of January. In
consequence Of the tumble in stocks, would
pay for all the improvements which New
York viii require for twenty years. we
can mention instances that come To our
personal knowledge daily, which would of
themselves astonish the uninitiatcd public.
one popular and SUCCESSFUL author has lost
within two months, his entire profits upon
three books-the earnings Of two years OF
toll. 4 Clergyman has nearly tBpOUcrtShed
himself and 1oQe."
These victimized people would look with
utter disdain upon the owners or ircquen-
ters ola common gambling house, where
games of chance are played on a roulette
monte or other ~table-whcre fascinated
men desperately bet, sometimes heavily
win and more frequently heavily lose
they would preach fierce philippics against
''Gambling-hclr' resorts aud their Black
leg'' rcsOrters-they would consign to pris-
on, to outlawry, to infamy, all these obnoX-
ious institutions and obnoxious people
probably being so peculiarly mentally and
religiously constituted, IN doing 50, would
feel, in their consciences, that they We're
but expressing a christian sentiment and
urging a christian duty yet, they will
themselves engage in such gambling As
Harpers' Weekly alludes to hazard or bet,
or stake, with rs much anxiety to "bcat the
game; = venture with as much frenzy, still
further. when they ,ria. and stake again.
with ~ much rcckIessness. when they lose
-nlonk down their last dollar ON the
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ever touSht the 'llgcr IN JOhh hDFFtSSegS
gorgeous saloons at Saratoga. or PeHdletOH'S
richly furnished resort I'm WASHINGTON. or
-. - r., -. -.
'"r 'PP'i-ic" mansions ~ w" iOi"
Is there any sensible person able, on cool
examination, to so discriminate between
tL,s, t,,,o ,b.oo-co for o,,,lJi,, T. tbo snirit
" "
ana lleSltlmate gam lhe motiNe-as 10 say
on his conscience, which Ofthe two possess
rs the hirher pradp of pubIic federation
The Southern InjuctiOn-The SIT
preme Court.
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To nave the Military Dictator act enJoined
and its constitutiouality subjected to the
ordeal or tbo Initial St,tos Sun,or,c Court
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to the righteousness of the procedure, yet
the Intelligent Washington correspondent
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v, ~ ' '''''' "'N9' III an IN
PuaIIc way rs ms a t'me q" Try CONSTITUTE
tioRat QuestionS/ ~ and proceeds to give his
own Corciblc answers. He reasons well.
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