The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-20
Moro Radical Nyic1,cdness.


From the New York Express
Congress. which has done 20 much for
the slave, cannot quietly regard the terrible
distinction which exists between the laborer
ami employer; property Is not fairly di-
yidpd, and a more equal distribution must
be wrought out.-Sendtor Wdde's Kansas
Speech. ..r-
MORO EQUALIrY
General Swayue has issued an order di-
recting the vacancies ln the city govern
,heut of Mobile TO be filled from that large
class of citizens who have heretofore been
denied the right Of suffrage and a partici-
patton IN municipal affairs, and whose pat
riutism will prevent them from following
this disloyal example"
REMOVAL or THE GALVESTON POLICE.
NEW ORLEANS, June 10-General Griffin
'issncd an arder o. saturday discharging
the entire police force of Galveston and APP
pointed new force, five Of whom are
negroes, and none are able to read or write
rnE FEDERAL CoURTs IN NORTH CAROLINA
RALEIGH, n. c., June 10.
In the United states Circuit Court this
morning Chief Justice Chase ordered the
summoning of grand and petit jurors. No
distinction in color is to be made.
The city Council OF Washington organ
lied Monday. and the Lower Board ap-
pointed John 7. johnson a colored barber,
rs chief clerk, and another colored man
was chosen as messenger.
Here is food for much philosophic rellec-
ion among both the rich and poor of the
North.
The Eastern capitalists, who, by the help
OF the Pennsylvania iron mongers, aud the
rag barOns generally, rule the country,
have in view two distinct objects; the first
Ia.
where to the normal or natural condition
of the negro, and the second, to keep the
whites of the South in subjugatiOn TO the
negro In order through that negro, to rule
the laburiug white men both of the North
and South. Negro suffrage, negro equality,
is the instrument to be used South, with
an agrariau division Of the lands. first pro-
posed by Thad. Stevens, then indorsed by
Gen. Butler, and now advocated by the
Vice President of the United States, who,
if the report be correct that President
johnson is threatened with an ncurable
and fatal disease, will anon be the acting
President of the United States. Negro
aud white equality they all know Is the re-
ductlon of the white races of the United
States to the condition of Haytians, Spanish
Americans and Jamaicans. When this Is
achieved the power of the Eastern capital
lists, Pennsylvania iron mongers, &c, will
be supreme both over politics and the la
boring men Of the Uniou-heIe, rs every
where else, where by bounties taxation,
and oppression generally, the poor are
made the victims of the ricll.
Vice President Wade gilds this bitter pill
by proposed agrarian division of property.
which is very foolish TO suppose that the
labOring white men of the North and West
viii allow to be limited to the South, If
once the principle is established
that Congress can not quietly regard
the terrible distinction which exists be-
tween the laborer and the employer. Prop
erty is not fairly divided" &c.
The force of these remarks is Just as
forcible on the Filth avenue OF this city
say, in the Eighteenth, Twenty-first and
Fifteenth wards-say all over Brooklyn,
and more especially in Wall street-as in
the southern States. Over nineteen mill
lions of the Northern people are working
hard daily To pay from TO 10 per cent. in
tercst to some 100000 Northern holders of
United States bonds, stocks, &c; and the
average tax upon daily laborer, taken
from his earnings, therefor, is from 20 TO 80
cents per day. Hence in such appeals as
these from Thad. Stevens, General Butler
and Vice President Wade there is general
appeal to Northern agrarianism or North
ern reputation of our Federal obligations.
When we remember, then, that our Uni
ted States stocks and bonds to the amount
of two and a half billions of dollars are to
be held in the East-nay, are already large
.ly held ia the East--to be coming here
much more profusely hereafter in the nat
ural rush of surplus capital East, and when
We remember that the per cent. United
states bonds or even a compound interest
note cannot long be held West, where mon
ey is worth much more than per cent. per
annum, we see that Thad. Stevens, Butler
and Wade are stimulating the great West
the bOundlcss West, thus 10 repudiate the
Federal obligations to be held mainly in
the East, The political power of the coun-
try i now in the West-sOOn, however. to
be more and more in that West, as Colora-
do, Montana. Idaho and other States come
into the Senate; and where the power is,
United states bonds will not be held.
Eastern men must then see and feel the
terrible danger there is, with such fatal
words as these from the Vice President,
who may be President anon:
Property is not fairly divided"
"A more equal distribution must be
wrought out"
Nothing bolder ever came from the lips
of Jack Cade.