The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-29

should there be a proportion Of odc in
seven of this black population m~adeyoters,
by the Radical scheme of Reconstruction,
then there win be some 4Gl,0O0 in the
south. To win this mass Of ballot box
frcemcu. is Just now the anxious aim Of the
Radicals, who are already dispatching thoir
pr]osclytrs among them, WILSON, the Mas
~sachusetts charlatau, taking the lead.
We predict that these Northern ennis
sarics are bound TO experience u signal de-
feat i'm their diabolical mission. The ne
grocs. will, rs a mass, side with the people
among whom they have been raised aud
have lived, so far us they shall give political
matters any attention at all, and Yankee
stumpcrs, lecturers. preachers, and school
marms will find a barren field from which
to reap Il Radical harvest.
The Richmond Enquirer, referring to the
disposition ofthc blacks to wander about
the south and to emigratc toward the South
west. says: This will interfere very much
with the calculations Of the radical politt-
clans. even could they control the Negro
vote MS they hope. As twelve months resi-
dcncc is requisite to voting, most of these
roycrs will be disnlnchiscd everywhere
so that while the States which they have
left will have tile white p~repondcranc,
greatly increased ,hosc to which they have
gone will be but little affected. This emf
grafton will put the States OF Virginia
North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama
and Arkansas, wholly above any seriou.
Interference through colorcd suffrage
while the people ofSouth Carolina, Missis
sippi, and Louisiana, will be able to main
tain themselves without difficulty.
Right here it will be appropriate to talk.
note of the doings of a combination 0
Radical Congressman, who have organize.
a club, which is named "The General Re
publican Executive Committee wit
headquarters in a carpeted and furnishc
room in the Capitol-public expense, c
courSe-thc purpose OF which is to prcpar
and send Black Republican documents t
eniightcn the niggcrs and iuyciglc over til
whites in the South. This precious inst
tuition comprises seven ardent patriots
General S~ChENCK, Chairman; Senator
ZACH. CHANDLER and JoHN CONFESS, an
Representatives WILLIAM d. KELLEY, Jon
a. LOGAN, OAKEs AMrs and JONI y
BRooMALL. The Treasurer is W. ID. IiUN1
INGroN, Cashier of the First National BAN
Washington. one of the JAY COOKE q G.
public teaches.
They say they have a $4,000 fund to b,
gin ON, and want the loyal of the countr
to raise it to 100000. They are alread
engaged in sending Off some of their stu
for circulation among loyal whites in Il
oustcd ten States and the "ncgrocs of stan'
ing and intelligence" therein. This dom
they say, then they will TRY torcach ever
town throughout the South-in the citi
taking the names of Il score or even of
hundred individuals in the smaller town
contcnting themselves with the names
three or four or even of zone or two if ne,
be. They want not merely the names
persons well disposed toward the Rcpubl
can party, but of all persons who will rea
receive or distribute Republican campais
Documents
That is the programme, and BOB SCHEN,
is now taking the first turn, which accOuI
forthe light of his angelic face not havil
bcamed on our streets, since t
National bear-garden and rogues' g
lery closed. One suggestion: WI
admirable facilities would those Ii
gratory niggers afford, alluded to
The Richmond Enquirer, for the prom
circulation of the committees doc
mpntsl After first sitting down in {