The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-27
STRAY pOLIrICAL WAITS.

same way, on saturday afternoon attacked
tho soldier aud smashed bis organ. Ourin-
fornant failed to tell MS to which II OF the
editors OF the "orgau"-the Joismdi-this
misfortune happened.
C-hicrJusticc a. II, HANDY, of Mississip-
pt IN speaking of the Military Bill, says
THE position that such a violation of the
rights Of the State under the Constitution
is beyond the supervision Of the supreme
Court, appears to be scarcely less monstrous
than the act ITSELF
Tho Rio Grandc Courier says that IN oil
Ger of negro troops, named }. J. CHAMBERS,
recently arrested a hotel clerk in Victoria,
Texas, and tied him up by the thumbs for
not taking care of some game cocks which
hp had lett nc the hotel. lie was only a
white man.
What is the military dcspotism bill? Ten
States are abolished; the right of trial by
Jury is taken from them; the writof habeas
]IcyrDgs is abolished; and the lives, liberties
and property OF Il brave, generous and
maguauimous people are placed in the
hands and at the disposal of a petty militia
Try tyrant. Powers are given him that no
potcututc Of Europe would dare exercise.
During the war WILSON. Of Mass, raised
q regiment i'm his native State and led them
Co Washington, but refused to go further
into the cncmy's country, and resigned his
command. Now that there is no war, hc
is making a Southern tour to try and stir
mp % second one.
The TriiUHs says that it viii cost 100000
70 head to kill or SEwARp's Indians on our
new purchases In Russia. Because these
people are Indians, and not negroes, the
Mougrcls already propose to kin them Of.
Among the cases on docket in the Circuit
Court at Paducah, are two indictments
against General T.. A.. PAINE, for murder,
the General having CAUSED two so-called
gucrriuas to be shot while he was acting as
military commander of that post. The
loyal assassin always Disseminated when
he ordered 'guerrillas" to be hung or shot
IL they Would fork over" handsomely they
were not troubled.
The Tallahassee Foridioa understands
that Col.'GEo. Sr. LEDGER GRENTELL is re-
quircd to perform the heaviest Kind of Ia
Dor Mt I%ortugas, such as hcaviug coal in
unloading vessels, sc. DIR. MUD Is work
ing in a carpenter shop.
The Rev. CHEEyER says he is "a follower
of JONI the BAPTIST That is false-he is
70 follower of JouN of Harpcr's Ferry, sur
named BRowN, and atoretime called the
thief and assassin of Ossawottomie.
We notice in an exchange an article
headed thus ;-"Wm the people submit to
the destruction of the Constitution ~ Have
they not submitted? Are they not now
every hour submitting?
\ Democratic exchange wishes that
"ANpREw JACKSON was but President for
two days" Wen, now, that's simply wish
ing that the whole batch of Mongrel trait
ors in Congress were hanged.
We notice that some Of the Mongrcl pa
pcrS, who have heard from Connecticut,
begin to hint that it will not be best for
this party to propose negro suffrage here in
the North, until after the Presidential
election.
An Ohio paper says 1T is affirmed that
thieves have, in New York city, a regular
school where burglary is taught as II
science" They have just such a school
as that on the most magnificent scale, at
Washington, ever since the Radical party
came into power.
The Mongrels of Congress have been in
vestigatiDg President J~oHNsoN's private
bank account. While they are at such
mean business, let them look into Old ABE's
bank account When he came to the White
House he was a poor MAJ But when he
left, from the private box of a theater on
Good Friday night, he was worth $4,000.
Is" There is not a Republican paper in
Ohio, or one pretending to be Republican,
which does not support the Suffrage amend
ment, ON its merits.-LobdtOR star.
That's what's the matter, the bothera-
ton for, it is on account of its serious de-
merits that many Republican papers, like
the Cincinnati Commercial, are urging the
party to put it under their feet" And
the Cleveland Herald, too, equally exor-
cised, sounds an alarum to the wire-working
Radicals-the less-crazy than the all-crazy
Ito be on the alert, when their State Con-
vention shall meet, at Columbus, in June,
saying:
There is no reason why the Convention
should pass resolutions endorsing all the
acts of the Legislature. There is no rea-
son why the Convention should notice the
LEGISLATURE
The Herald adds that the Convention
will lay down a platform of principles, and
says:
"One Of these Is the Acknowledgement of
the blacks. Lay that down, without regard
to what the Legislature has done, or has
not done.'
We are greatly grieved to see these loyal
salts Of Jacobinism manifesting, at so early
an hour, Il split in the ranks. 1t portends
no good TO the great mission of Radical
ism in Ohio-down with the white soldier.