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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-18

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Know Thy Destiny,

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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-18

Already several Yankees have started
for EsquimauX Territory. to be ready, as
soon rs Congress passes Il bill, to get up a
convention, for u Territorial organization,
and come back as Delegate. lie will, of
course, be voted his $1,000 pay and $4,000
mileage per annum for sitting in the House
and listening to the ~eloquence of the mem
bers. $4,000 n year is enough to make
politics lively among Esquimaux, to whom
the rightof suffrage will be at one extended
and stump oratory and torchlight process
sions will soon be at Il premium among the
icebcrgs.
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Butler over the Booth Diary.


\ Washington correspondent of the Bos-
ton Post writes that, the other day, before
leaving the Capitol, BEN. BUTLER was close
" closetcd with Mr.. FoRD, the proprietor
of that fatal Theater, engaged in taking
extracts from a note book which the latter
gentleman kept ut the time ofhis detention
in Carroll Prison. soon after the assassina-
ton. Many of these notes refer to CONVEX
sations with the blockade runner, HOWELL
and a conversation of SpANGLER, the latter
having been arrested and thrown into pris-
on upon suspicion. Both of these men
knew much of the movements of the con-
Separator without being intimate with the
plot, and their statements to Mr.. FORD have
in some instances evoked consideration
materially differing with the theories upon
which Mrs. SURRArT's ~criminality was adj
vanccd and sustained during her trial,
BUTLER intends to appropriate such OF this
rebutting evidence rs will appear to have
some relevancy to the impending trial o
JoHN II. SuRRArr, for the purpose of haV-
inc it introduced on behalf of the defense
and thus deal Mr.. BINGHAM n blow which
that gentleman will have no ability to re
Itrrp
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-18

EB A YOUNG LADY returning To her
country home, after n sojouTll OF 4 few months in
the city, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Of u coarse, rustic, flushed face, she had u
soft ruby complexion of almost marble smOothnoss
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-18
The Negro Experiment Worked
Out in Jamaica.

The British Parliament gave qualified
negro suffrage to the negroes of Jamaica
rs long ago as 1884, and then removed the
qualification by decreasing the tax to a
very small amount, so that any working
negro could vote.
The experiment has worked so badly as
to elicit the following remarks from the
JribuHe:
"Itisa somewhat remarkable coincidence
that Just at the time when the right of suf-
tragc has been conferred upon the freedmen
of the South, the negroes of the most i'm
portant of the British West india posses
sions should have been summarily deprived
of that right"
The Government of Jamaica has beer
handed over by the British Government t.
a council appointed by the Crown, and thu
Legislature of Jamaica is abolished (negr,
and all, and this, too, on the petition of tn.
people of Jamaica, to get rid of the horri
bic position in which free negro sutIrag
has placed them all.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-18
Spffial Autirts.
Free to EVERYBODY.

A large 6 PIP. Circular, giving Information of the
greatest Importance to the young of both sexes.
Il teaches how the homcly may become bcauti-
full, the despised respected and the loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive q copy post paid, ny
return mail. Address Pc. Drawer, 81,
April 6, is~G7-l6mcfs Troy, New York.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-18

The result In Connecticut, Wrestling that
New England State from the Radical grasp
and diving It over to the charge of the De-
mocracy, Is very pulling to the trioksters
and ~demagegues of the monarchical party
10 explain the causes of such an astound-
ing reverse, and make It satisfactory to
their rank and file, is awkward enough.
one says the State was bought. Another,
that the foreigners played false. Another
arraigus local causes. with which politics
had nothing to do, as the mine which was
sprung for their sudden upheaval.
Their Radical Senator, FERRY, In u re-
cent letter, has had the cnndor to go to
Washington for the causc-has had the in
dependence to point to the infamous mill
tam despotism act as the producing mischief
| We give a quotation. lie says:
"Now. 1t is true that the necessity and
l~eNpediency of this bill were directly IN
tissue I'm the election OF last Monday. A
majority Of our pcoplc-no matter undel
what influences, no matter under whal
mistaken impression, no matter how muct
turned aside by local or personal consider
lation-did, last Monday, east their votes
lagaiust the bill, aud MIR. Rnglish's majority
lof nine hundred shows the exact prcpon'
lderance of sentiment in Connecticut OF
THAT day, IN reference to that particular
mode of reconstruction
This, adds the Enquirer, is honest an'
frank. and doubtless tells the truth as to thu
cause Of the result. At the last nationa
election for members OF Congress the Rad
icals had ten thousand majority. They arr
now beaten nearly two thousand on Con
grcssmcn-a gain of twelve thousand OF
ninety thousand votes polled. This is
ratio of gain large enough to give us Oht'
and nearly all the Northern States such
then, is the first workings of the Militar.
DcsuOtism bill,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-18

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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-18
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w HIT LILO U D
Il n A M EI L.

For improving and identifying the complexion.
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paid, on receipt of an order, by
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-18

WHAT IS A DEsPOTIsM?-The military
bills are utterly ir%reconcilable with the
principles of a free government What
makes a despotism? The arrest of free
citizens, their Imprisonment, and death; the
sequestration oftheir property? Not them
alone, but the fact that they are liable tc
arrest; that outrages may be arbitrarily
committed against which they have no Sc
cure redress.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-18
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The Ynlue of a Few VOTES.

Said the Hartford Times, alter the Uoh-
necticut result was figured up:
"IicelUe UOtes at the polls would have
given to the Democrats both branches OF
the Connecticut Legislature! Twelve more
votes out of 10000!
"Amere personal difference betweentwo
or three Democrats lost Il Representative
in old Windsor, and the same in Southbury.
This gives the House of Representatives To
the Republicans by three majority out OF
237 members!
-Four votes elect Il Disunion Republican
to the Senate in the Sixteenth District!
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-18
THE HALFWAY HousE.-The head-leader

THE HALFWAY HoUsE.-The head-leader
of Radicalism, in his late letter, declares
that the military reconstruction acts are
no fnality, and says of the policy they in
augurate:
ut is only the halfway house on the
Congressional road from Lincoln to Stey-
ems. The train stops there to wood ano
water; gets rid of some passengers and 4
large amount of baggage, to go forward al
an Increased speed"
The Journal has not gotten quite that fal
along, but it will catch up in good time
Iii the proclamation of the great 4acobii
Dictator, and his mercenary and cringin9
Lieutenants are compelled to fall into lint
and dress ranks.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-18
The Coolics-Our Future Fellow
Citizens.

There are many thousands of Chinese
and Chinese Coolies, IN various regions in
California. and more continually coming,
who, ultimately, under the Civil Rights
and Manhood Suffrage" acts, will become
American voters.
Already large numbers are said to be ON
their way to New Orleans, from Cuba and
other West India islands, where their terms
Of apprenticeship had expired. 1t is said
that most of this class of Coolies are deSir-
Gus of coming to the United States, and
are ready to engage in labor contracts on
almost any terms that. will secure them q
tree passage to Louisiana and other South,
ern ports. The New Orleans Crescent says
in connection with this movement.
at is the universal experience in cub,
that the Coolies are the most intelligen
and efficient labOrers that have yet beer
employed, and they are by far the cheap
est. There being few, or rather no wOmel
among them, the contracting planter is no
]incumbered with the young and helples
relatives ofhis laborers. They have no in
cumbrauces, but are all, without exception
healthy and vigorous. Coolies have bee
working on several plantations in the Re
River region, near Nachitochcs, and thci
employers are delighted with their indus
try, frugality and tractability.'
These, too, will become patriotic partici
pants in the glorious privilege of the elect
i've francbiSel We're growing!
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-18
m26d1amlSw1y
NOTICE.

MARTHA KLINE, wife Of Peter Kline, will
NJ take notice that a petition for u divorce was
filed in the Common Pleas Court Of Montgomery
County, Ohio, February ID, 1857. C~ause-gr0ss
\ neglect of duty. To- PETER KLINE.
J. III BAGGOTT, Attorney. Ap20'67w6-32
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-04-18
Thc snoon stenllng Pennlty.

The Union. Portsmouth, n. II, has dis
covered, in the sd chapter ofJcremiah that
spoon hieripg is of far greater antiquity
than that which Beast Butler inaugurated
in and around New Orleans that modern
history, In this speciality of vice, is only
ancient history repeated, and adduces a
striking example in the career Of NEBucH-
ApNrzlAR. When ZEDEKrAH, OF Jerusalem,
undertook TO secedc from the B%Obylonian
woke, NEBuCHADNEzzAR sent his host under
Captain NE|BuzzARADAN, burnt "the house
ofthc Lord" destroyed Jerusalem, captured
the non-combatants and made slaves OF
them.
,Thc caldrous also, and the shovels, and
the suffers, and the bowls, aud the Spoons,
and All the vessels Of brass. wherein they
ministcrcd. took they tthe Nebuchad-
nezZaritcsy away,
"Aud the basins, and the fire pans, and
the bowls. and the candlesticks, and the
Spoons. aud the cups, that which was OF
g5ld in gold. and that which was Of Siircr in
sIrcr, took the captain of the guard away. y
-.Scc jeremiah, 52d chapter, verses Is and
A very interesting aud important part OF
this history, howevcr-the subsequent part
has not get been repeated hut as God is
lust. there is no telling how soon it may be
done; we mean how the proud, impcrious.
luxurious NEBUCHADNTzIAR, stricken with
idiocy. reduced to brute or Beast con
dition. wandered out in the fields aud high
ways. and for seven long years thereafter
was doomed to herd with beasts and other
uuclean things, and ,ubsist on grass ant
herbs.
Some one may have thought of NEp~ Tho
elder, when they applied the term brute t.
BUTLER, as the proper title Of one guilty o
q similar %oleusc.
1t is true NEE. was finally restored to hi
senses and became Il better man. tn
punishment was severe, but he had it il
this world. The inference is that in thi
latter the punishment must come; that i
Beast BUrLTE escapes the penalty ofherd
ing with the beasts in this world. he an
his clan have got to take it in the mex
Lord. hasten Justice,
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.Rread and Bmtter.''

How the Radical editors and stumpers
were fond of mouthing that phrase, last
fall, during the campaign. The hypocrisy
ofi was disgusting to oil who would stop
to note how absolutely morbid has been
and is now the Radical passion for Office
for "bread and butter
Behold these charlatans ROl0! a gentle
man writes from Washington that "Chiel
Justice CHASE continues to be deluged
with letters, sc, connected with the APP
pointments of Registers in Bankruptcy
Over five hundred such letters came on
Monday. Eighty clerks are daily engaged
in opening the letters and classifying the
applications"
Bread and butter: No, no one of that
for a Radical-don't like a bit of it.
PmLLIPs, GRANT n GREELEY The
late assault on General GRANT, made by
WENDELL PHILLIPS, who speaks of him, il
reference to the Presidency as a man "s'
lack in principle that he will suit eithe
party equally well" has fired up GREELEY
of the Tribune, who comes back on tn,
Autocrat of all the Radicals, saying:
wendell Phillips has no right TO Iorc'
General Grant upon the Republican party
as it's candidate for next President. Whethe
he is the right man for the place, we vii
consider in due time; but this is not tn
time. nor is Mr.. Phillips the man, to maxi
our nominations. Let the people have
chance to observe, reflect and decide"
l CB-An the signs indicate that the day o
Judgment has come for crazy Radicalism
Its leaders see it. Like tenants whose leas
is about TO expire, they are wasting am
~pillaging the premises they viii be force,
Ia l. ~ AnnnanA nnrEu %
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OHECKS, RECEIPTS. &C.
Neatly printed atthe EMPIRE
The New York herald., 1867-03-06

A UOTToN NOITCE.-ALI THE ELEGANT H0USRHOnD
"a Furnture contained In the Ave story brown stone 49,
West 10th street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues q ps
sale at less than auction prices suits ccv
broosel; Etageres, Bookcase Pianc(ore Hronzes 70
Mattresses Buffet Extension Table, China Glass ana Nvo
The New York herald., 1867-03-06

RERGEN HEIGHTs.--BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
- Hesidencss $500 and upvArds 500 Building Loti
''' '''' . '''' term; Hs H ;i'e ss rEsts: :s
The New York herald., 1867-03-06

NANIEL BowLY, goUNskLI0R At Law. HAA
isssRSS1tl sSss ~ ssttfsST ;'sii o sSs NO.
The New York herald., 1867-03-06

vrrrrLIAM ApBoTT, AuCTIoNEBR, OFFICE lM
w Chaiham SQUARE, aels Thursday, AZ 10Y oeocK me
Lease stock Fixtures Of the rus9n M9s lo "a ~
bIss ccnsplcts English Beer Pump French Plate MrT9
Tables Chairs Pantings hne OLD BOURBON anu niso.s
Oins, cigars, two Ice CHESTS &C.
The New York herald., 1867-03-06

U,OR sALE-AT ELT1NGv1LLE, STATEN ISLAND,
two story and attic House. In process Of compile
ton built In the best with marble mantes French
glass windowa Ac within 90 yards Of depot In neghbor
hood Of schools and church. the ground half
Pnoe o5,u00 Permits OF A. JOURNEAY, No. Pine
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-06-18
What the Washington Election Teaches.

The manner in which the municipal election
was conducted in Washington city, under the
act of Congress comforting the right of suffrage
upon the negroes, furnishes abundant food for
thoughts. All accounts show that, in the con-
test, the two races were arrayed against each
other. The Radical ticket was supported by
vagabond negroes almost exclusively, and the
Conservative ticket by the white property-hold-
ers and fraction of the more thoughtful and
respectable portion of the blacks. It was to all
lntents and purposes struggle between the two
races for political supremacy in the capital of
the nation. The hordes of ignorant negroes
were marshaled by few selfish Radical poll
ticians, whose bidding they did with blind, I'M
questioning and stupid alacrity. 1t is true the
candidates were all white men, but it must be
remembered that such was permitted to be the
case only because by the charter of the city no
negro was eligible to an office. One of the first
acts of the Radicals in Congress will be to repeal
that clause so that hereafter the negroes may
be qualified to hold Office as well as to vote.
The Radicals are loud in their rejoicings over
the result. They hail it as sure indication of
what will follow in every Southern State We
believe they are right. We have no expectation
that the negro vote will be controlled by their
former masters. The reckless adventures who
have induced the negroes to expect a division
Of the lands among them will induce large
majority Of them to vote for such candidates as
they may endorse.-Lancaster pa. Intelligent