Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-04
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EAros, OCT 4, 1859
Ep. DAYTON EMriRR---I happened to be
present at one of che Reppblican meeiings,
held in this county at llldorado, on Friday
last, which was addressed by Mr cuppy
and slubbs, the former the reformed money
lender, the lattcr the negro-stealing aboli--
ZIONIST Mr. stubbs is not stranger 70 The
people Of this county Two years ago, he
was a candidate Gov the Same position, but
after stating that he had belonged 70 this
nearo.etealing party when its numbers were
few, and tie old whir party had come over
60 him; he was unbefomoniouely "kicked
overheard After ho had explained his po'
sition upon seYcfal NATIONAL questions, be
gave way to MIR. Cuppy lie commenced by
stating lac intended to condno himself to the
"liyiue issues between the two great parties
Of the day First, he was opposed to the
present Sub.Treasury law, which was TO be
expected. Bankers and proprietors of 8
per cent month usury shops, are opposed
TO any system which places the public
money beyond their reach. Mr. Cuppy for
cot to tell his constituents what system for
keeping the public money be favored But
as matter of course nc, like Mr. Dennison,
lis in favor Of the system Of deposits, which
has been a glorious one for small banks,
branch rail roads, Insurance offices, Ex-
change brokers, &C. &c who lowered vam,
pirc-lkc, around the old Treasury, too pa
triotic TO allow the State 10 lose the use oI
the money-too tender in their regard fol
the people, to Jet the money they have
earned be idle in the public vaults, so they
took il and used it up. Noble, generous
souls Patriotic mem If the State win no
set up their statues in marble Immediately
in her most public places, let the peopl'
conspiro to do justice to these, aud show tn,
regard they have for this class Of patriots
by sending them up to Columbusl After MI
Cuppy had completely Gn his own conceit
annihilated the Democratic party, be cruell
oyerruled the decision Of the Supreme Cour
in the Dred Scott easel mention this ths
- legal gentlemen may be posted as to ho'
q the matter stands The Supreme Court
overruled
Mr. Shidelcr is carrying on the campaigr
as far as he is concerned, most gallantly
&c see that the Gazette and Journal sneer 1
'e him some, but even here, it keeps from fou
oil to six lawyers after him all the time, an
. one makes reports for the Register, whicI
es with its usual disregard for truth in cam
IT paign times, gives them publicity, but the
CT help us much will just here say, tn,
III the Report of the Casper township meetin
re is batch Of isrepresentations-a LIE fro
'e beginning to end and | am surprised thi
" the journal of your place, copies it. But
Il suppose, like every other "dung-cart," it fee
b" that it's mission would not be fulfilled, if
'o did not stop at every sewer, and fill up d
ST vacuum with its foul contents. Mr.. Shid
x Ter was absent but six days during the who
y session, which was on account Of sickness
ol his family. Not an hour did he absent hin
'S 'S self to attend to his private duties, and q
ld here, Of both parties know that the charl
ne of being sixteen days absent is FALSE, al
p all present at the meeting, know that
IT, made no such confession as is charged.
is to his popular sovereignty doctrine, he TOT
ty, the same grounds in relation to slavery
Vi the territories, as Mr.. Douglas But NJ
ds Shidelcr's position and ability are too W,
let known among his friends to be injured
ew the editorials of outside solf-gloriiiers.
as is we'll understood here, that this bald, bl
IL zen faced report of the Casper townsh
ne meeting, is from the head and pen of ce
TN tain ambitious member of the Opposite
ost who is kept to do the chores and run on c
rands, and is, and has been for years,
distrustcd by the party for which he acts
nr, "soup boy that they will not even boa
ev. him for what he does. | will not menti
ibs his name, because he would be proud to {
re- it in print, aud you will probably never a
m it, but from the short description have g
or. en-, all here will know whom | mean, a
ave if you desire to know it, keep the desert
,st tion, and show it to the first man you
m. from Preble, and be he Wing, Democr
co. Republican or Know Nothing, he can I
,elf you.
litr We intend to do better than ever this ye
the The Democrats were never more harmon
GUS Gus or hopeful We have a good ticket a
ng, intend to elect some of it, especially \
lb- Shideler, who is known to be honest, cal
the bic, efficient, courteous to friends, and ril
L. on the record, Yours, l.
ion --',.----
70. The Twin CREEK r. r. BRIDGE.-T
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