The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-24
POLITICAL MISCELLANIES,

QuOth the New York Times, ave hear
from the South, daily, the fear expressed,
that system of con nfscation will yet be
enforced We are not much given to offer
ing assurances of any kind as to the polit-
ical future; but we assure all the sundry
inquirers in the South that we consider no
fear could possibly be more groundless
than this. There are as many people in the
North in favor of repudiating the national
debt as there are in favor of conflscating
the estates of Southern property holders.
And yet the national credit is as strong as
the national Union"
II the national credit is no stronger than
that, then stand from under; for there is
no Union; and the fragments of what once
was Union are daily crumbling to parti-
Cles.
Over Mt indianapolis, where mob fired
pistols, and by violent demonstrations, pre-
vented President JOHNSON from speaking
TO large audience; and up at Cleveland,
where the mob was equally demonstrative
In their free-speech propensities, when he
was there, the Jacobin yelpers are fierce in
their barking at the treatment which the
incendiary KELLEY received In Mobile, by
few scamps, who were excited to anger
by his audacious threat THAT he had at his
back the Fifteenth United States Regiment
OfInfantry, and, If need be, the whole army
ofthe United States. Their ox--ah!
A number of years ago--when Abolition
ism was just beginning its mission of disaf-
fectlon, disruption, disunion, war and anar-
chy-all of which several political and So
cial conditions, alternately, it, in time,
was successful in involving the country in
that intellectual giant ELwooD FISHER,
the Quaker, engaged in a public debate on
the negro question, in Cincinnati in which
he summed up what would be the result to
the eountrytif the fanaticism was permitted
tospread and triumph, with these pregnant
and prophetic words-an inscription on ouI
National tombstone:
"HERE LIES A PEOPLE, WHO IN TRYING
TO GIVE FREEDOM To THE SLAVE, LOST
THEIR OWN LIBERTY"
Rhode Island is Radical State. She de-
sires that negro suffrage shall be universal
She has provided negro suffrage for herself
by declaring In her Constitution that ''every
ndttre male citizen may vote. This is less
liberal than in Louisiana. There one Of
SHERIDAN's Registers came across an old
darkey, whose application to be made white
was refused, on the ground that he was q
native Guinea nigger, and had never beer
naturalized; but he "declared his inten.
ton" got his " first papers," and will soor
be at the polls.
The Rochester Express (Radical) pub.
lished its dispatch from New Orleans abou
Judge KELLEY's speech with the heading
OF "Good News from New Orleans" a.
follows:
GOOD NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLEANS, May Is.
After the meeting on Sunday night, ad
dressed by Judge Kelley and others, th'
negroes attacked a street car, drove out thu
white occupants, took possession, and or
dered the driver to go ahead.
How supremely in character with thu
Jacobin spirit which Ia now traversing AZ
unprotected South with its torch-and-tur.
pentine infernalisml
A poor man in Providence was fined an6
sent TO jail for ten days for falling asleeI
in church. The Providence Journal says