The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-05-25
political MfsCELLANIEs.

DAny EceNWg JVuiNUt, W lut HcW huulChl
crusade" and the editor protests against
the Republican party being held response
BILE either for the extreme men who profess
to act az representatives or for the doctrines
they promulgate.
suggested o the Radicals: Should those
negroes who cheered when JEFF. DAVIS
was liberated be allowed to voter Was not
the act one Of implied trcason2
It Is understood that ChiefJustice CHASE
has nominated for Registers Of Bankrupt
cy, r. p. CRANcH, First District, aud FLA
MEN BAL, Second District, of Hamilton
County.
Senator WILSON "a Washington reports
that his southern tour was eminentlY salts
factory. lie is firm in the opinion that
the Republicans will carry majority OF
the Congressional Districts in the South
! II the military will be vigiiant aud lsee
tnat all the whites are prescribed and all
the niggers ballo;ed.
The Board Of Education of Cleveland
refuse to have separate schools, and black
and white scholars are so sandwiched as to
look like the stripes on the American flag,
all bus the color, and all efforts made TO
separate the blacks and whites have proved
unavailing.
In what does protection to American in
dustry consist? asks a Radical journal.
Nowadays it consists in robbing the many
for the benefit Of the few.
The statement that it is necessary to stick
two cent revenue stamp on every egg you
set for Matching, has been denied, officially,
by the Secretary ofthe Treasury.
The negroes of Kansas, who are repre-
sented in the State Central Committee
which is in session at Topeka, are siren
uously opposing female suffrage. ELIZA
BETH CADY STANTON and SUSAN B. ANTHONY
telegraphed to The committee to "Rise
above mere party and lead the nation and
the world"
The incendiary KELLEY, boasttng that
the United States army would back him in
delivering his sedition. indicates the av-
erage Abolition notion of the military pow
er. They regard it as a political machine,
to be used exclusively for their benefit, and
20 put down all opposition to them.
There is n deficiency of about one mill
lion dollars in the accounts of the "loyal -
National bankers of New, Orleans. The
all-powerful SHERIDAN had better devote
his attention to looking after these bankers,
and leave the little children, with their
flags and flowers, alone.
Tue RADICAL PRoGRAMME.-The New
York Herald thus predicts the result of the
Radical missionary effort in the South;
1t as useless 10 cover our eyes-we may
shut out the view. but the game goes ON.
What Wilson will do plausibly and bland
Ily the Haywards and IIunnicuts will do
extravagantly. savagely. and even without
n decent attempt to cover bad purpose
Even Judge Kelly puts forth braggart in
lVitations for some one to tread on She tail
of his coat. and he twists the United States
army into most convenient shillalah with
which to damage all heads thaG may come
in his way IN this fine faction fight. No
one at the North is deceived by such fume
mo one here listens with respect TO any
mans declaration that he will come with
the whole United States army be-
; hind HIM, if he cannot otherwise
pump Republican doctrines into the
Iopen ears of the whole South. But these
Things are heard differently at the places
where they are spoken. People who live
in the track of Snerman's army know wha
! such threat means-though perhap,
!, Judge Kelley does not; and the threat thai
is mere rhetoric TO him is to them u re-
membrance of horrible reality and re-
awakes savage thoughts already soothet
into half sleep by progressive reconstruc'
tiOn. Such phrases. also, are taken by the
, blacks for positive promises, and through
them irritate the whites even more thar
when fresh from the mouth of the orator
7 Thus they start bad passions, irritate, an
/ noy, excite even the best disposed peo-
: pie; and the worst disposed need only
such pretcXts.