The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-07
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Another emissary of iu>urrectiou. in
cendiarism and anarchy has started South.
from the North. to stir up thcncg"oes-oue
Judge KELLEY, a Congressional Jacobin, of
Philadelphia. He had got e. rs fer on his
way rs Cincinnati. on Suluay mo ming,
tending toward Memphis. where he will
begin his mission. Toe COTmr tc II, of
Morday, mildly observes: I'VE lie, ! that
he IS prepared % say to the Sou -hern peo-
pie, that If they iecOns uct uddc the Con-
gresSional pro. .ammeas - cp ydeveiopcd,
no additional res, icIio 5 WI be iUoosed,
aud that Solthcn Zen eseuGltives will be
admi tel promptly. The temper OF his
speeches will not therefore diile" from
Senator WILSON 5. As he is oDe of tn
Radicals of the Radicals III, posi- ion in
this aspect will be regarded ~ Of impor-
portance.'
WILSON, of Mass, who is making a pill
grimage through the Southern Atlantic
States, gave pledges, in two o. three as
semblages, that if the people of the South
would accept the construction act and
send loyal'' (Eadical) men TO Congress.
their members would be admi ed and the
trouble would eud. If not. linen they
would be in dauger OF colfisCation-Jhat is
their lands wc-.' be div'feu up and given
as hOmesteads to the neg oes. Tbs is the
game whict KELLEY is to play-as treach-
ero1s rs It is infamous.
THAD. STEVENS indignant at the pre-
sumption of such IA small trickster as Will
son leading of in such a%Iole, sent 10 the
Radical organ in Washington a brief mis-
sive on the 9th ult.. after seeing the turr
which WILSON was endeayoring to give t.
the matter, in which he said. in his cur
way:
by what authority does any one say
that by the election of loyal delegates they
will be admitted? BY what authority say
that Virginia will elect two loyal Senators
while i'm truth there is no Virginia. Mucl
is to be done by the people and Congress
before any Representative or Senator o
State can be recognized. Who authorized
an orator to say there would be no contis
cations, as in another place? These thing
are too fippantly said. l think they ha'
better be gravely pondered. Who Is au
thorized to travel the cOuntrr and peddl
out amnestyg ~
Congressman KELLEY, if he performs tn
character assigned him~-pledSing to til
South that "nO additional restrictions wi
be imposed and that Southern member
will be admitted promptly-will probabl
provoke a like rebuke, when the Monarc
of the Bumpers hears of his brazen assul
ance.
That WILSON and KELLEY have starte
on their missionary enterprise to aeceiv
if they can, and intimidatr, if thcy mus
the Southern people into al embrace
Northern Radicalism, by holding out the
hypoccltical professions of a settlement
through their own acquiescence in Il
Southern Despotism bill, as IL is proper
termed, one need only turn, for convictio
TO the spirit of the debate in the House, in
on the eve of its odopton. We give Il
following sketch Of a colloquy between M
BROOKS, Democrat, of New York, WMso
Of Iowa, Radical, and Chairman of d
Committee tuat framed the b.ll, and LAY
M Raider, of Pennsylvania.
1t should be remembered that the suppl
mental dill of the Five Monarchy Ac
over the Southern States, contains the fo
lowing clause;
Sand it shall moreover appear to Cor
gress that the election was one at which a
the registered and qualified electors In tn