Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-06

and uncalled for burthen. In the language
of the uncouth Crockett, "D-n the man |
that breaches and don't practice. ."-.People's
Defender.
"STRIKE Our THE WORD WHITE."-Last
year it was Republican cry ito strike out
the word white" and it proved a vain cry
1t met with its fitting answer by maiori-
ty OF fifty thousand voices against. This
year it is Democratic cry, and it means
earnest: 1t means yes; and 1t means Finck.
Mr.. Republican-very Republican White
has lent himself to the Xenia Dodge, and
cast himself into the next election-as q
partisan and pander to revolution. He
does not ask the people of Ohio to support
him as lawyer or as a judge to decide
cases between men who seek their rights
before the courts, but as purveyor of clap
traps for the Great Republican Circus to
come on In all the counties of Ohio with
Congressman Ringmasters, Trickey Bob,
and Leering Sam, and Star Performers
from other States at good daily pay, who
Will all be there; but the people of Ohio
will strike out White and put in Finck.-
Urbdna Union.
The PURCHAsABLE IMPEACHERs. = The
evidence thickens in regard to the corrup-
| tion of the impeachers Notwithstanding
the denial of Pomeroy.
Thurlow Weed In card published in the
Commercial Aduertiser, over his own sigma
ture, charges that Senator with either hav-
ng intended to dispose of three votes on
impeachment or consenting to his friends
using his name to make money. He men,
tions the names of Senators Nye and Tip
ton as the others, whom Leggitt and Cav
lord, Pomeroy's friends, undertook to in
fuence, although he does not believe they
authorized the arrangement, nor that they
wou!d-vote against the conviction OF the
President.
Gen. Steadman also asks to be brought
before the inquisition. He says he will
testify that Senator Pomeroy offered to Sc
cure four votes for acqnittal for $4,000
| Ctillicothe Advertiser.
| RADICAL RECoNsTRUCTIoN.-Th Radical
platform opens with snowy and shallow
effort to congratulate the country on the
success of reconstruction, as if, because
there were nineteen silent black men from
the South sitting by sufferance in the
Chicago Convention, the Union had there
fore been restored. But are the people of
the Southern States at present in unchal-
lenged control OF their local affairs What
Is the Freedmen's Bureau kept up for, at
cost of twenty-five or thirty millions,
certainly, to the taxpayers of the
North Why are the Northern peo-
pie called upon to assess themselves
and their daily industry to the ex-
tent of from one hundred and fifty mill
lions year to maintain a military gov
ernment in the South? Is this what Radi-
calism calls Reconstruction Is this what
it means by reunion? And are the people
of the North to shut their eyes and tacitly
receive these mockinP congratulations
on the accomplishment of needful work
which has never been seriously aud sim
cerely begun? This game has been played
as long as it can be. 1t is not reuuion,
merely because Radicalism can count SO
many votes where it never had one before.
| Reunion U0pS 0apDpr into Me rahrio and
being of the social and political state than
that. All this much vanished fruit will
show what dry ashes 1t is, in good time
Holmes Co. Farmer.