The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-02
The South all safe-Loyalty Pro-
tectcd.

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II has already been announced that the
Military Emperor Of Nirginia-one Gen
scHor1rLD-had played a,coUp d ctat on the
'frcedom Of the press in Richmond hay
ing officially served notice ON the editor OF
the Times that the way they wrote ana
published articles "can no longer DO toter-
oted," with the admonition that" Is hoped
this earning will be sufficient" Under the
sensational caption Of "a Savage Rebel
journal: The Richmond 1imes-its ma
lignity-why IL was warned the Ciucin-
natti Gazette, of Tuesday, %rcproduces an
article from the obnoxious, savage Rebel
Journal" prefacing the article with these
editorial remarks:
'The telegraph informs us that the Rich
mond Times has been warned by the milf
tary authorities to cease the publication OF
its vcnomous AMI iuflammatOry articles.
It Is undoubtedly the worst paper OF ltS
class m the southeastern states. Lacking
the ability of the Examiner and h"1a"tr' u
SURPRISES, both In the expression OF nHlllG-
nant hatred to the Government ana 90 10y
al men, both North and south. Its artt-
Giles arc always double lcaded.' SO as 10
give as much prominence rs possible TO
their iucendiary teachings. n single cA-
tract will furnish the reader with an idea
of the spirit of the journal"
Now, after such strong c~ondcmnatory
language as this, by the loyal Gazette
should we withhold from the reader the
.venomous and inflammatory article the
"incendeary teachings Of this savage
Rebel Journal" so arraigucd and branded,
the natural conclusion would be that it was
something monstrous, dcvilish and bloody
So, read what the Gazette so stigmatizcd (:
From the richmond lVa) Timcs.l
The adventures Of a Puritan Cobbler In
Search of Il Mulatto Party promises TO
furnish the world witha source Of laughter
almost as enduring and ineXtinguishable
as the raids of Don QuiXOtc and the Jour
neys ofDr. Syntax." Senator Wilson Is one
of those stale. HAT, cold-bloOded and Hitter
ate d~emagogucs. who has not enough fury.
fire aud enthusiasm to extract u gruut OF
satisfaction from the CNcitable black man.
nor the genius. ~eloQucnCe and tact TO please
the white men of the South. An old addge
says that in the country where the people
are blind, the one-eyed man is aking, and.
therefore, among the shOcmakcrsin N0tick,
where good stump orators are unknown.
Wilson is an oracle. But when the Radical
Central Committee hired this wrctchrd
apology for a public speaker. and sent him
to Virginia as II mighty orator, whose words
were gold and silver, there was not a white
man who heard him, who did not see that
he was a miserable copper kettle, wretch
eddy electrotyped, but without an element
of the true orator or effective speaker about
him.
SdUdge, isn't it? MceHdiug isn't it;
What could possibly be more so! HENRY
WILSON, United States senator from Mass
achusetts, alias JEREMIAH CoLBATrH, "Pu'
ritan Cobblcr," from Attick, New llamp-
shire, to be thus stigmatized-a "stalc, Nat
cold-blooded and illitcratc ~demagogue"-
a"wretched apology "a miserable cop
per-kettle!' 1t is INDUSTRIOUS. 1t is pas
endurance!
Instead of the magnanimOus ScHoFIELl
sending to the offending Times his roya
edict. lit is hoped.this tcarning viii be sufi
Gent" why was not a full brigade of tn
blacks-in-blue called out and ordered, o
the do~uble-quick, to demolish the Office
arrest the editors and drag them quickl
to Fortress Monroe? 1t suggests Il len
icncy, on the part of the military autocri
of Virginia. almost incomprehens!ble.
smacks more of the piping times of peace
than of "grim-visagcd warp