Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-03
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New PARIS, June 2, 1859.
DEAR EMpIRE--From the south of our sis
ter continent, over the sea, W. receive news
Of the enrolling of mighty columns of arm
ed men to do battle, and from every section
Of our State we receive accounts of the en-.
rolling of men for the coming contest The
arms are not similar in construction nor
alike in consequence, but are equally effecta
i've in results. While Italy and her allies
contend at the cannon's mouth and at the
point of the bayonet for the right to govern
themselves, and to put down Austrian mis-.
rule, it behooyes the Democratic party to
say whether the legal majority shall rule,
and to give death blow to the mis-rule and
ianaticism Of the agitntors who have the ap-
parent control of our State.
This quietus must be given at the ballot
box at our next election. That it win be
given, have not the least doubt, Our State
ticket is the best nominated for many years
The men meet with commendation from all
parties, and there is no question put upon
the platform adopted by the Convention
nominating the ticket To that no democrat
will object The language may not be just
such as many would use to express the same
views but the sentiment, the sturdy truth is
the samo that all good democrats hold to be
immutable. This truth | hear many abl
republicans acquiescing in, especially since
the promulgation of the Cleveland nulliGers
To a patriot the meeting ut Cleveland, at
Vicksburg, the Oberlin rescuers, the ju. .
ries in the Echo case, et id omne genus,
present thu pFofoundest causes for regret
Let such meetings be of frequent occur
renee, and their resolves put in active Ope-
ration, wi tbOut speedy and effective punish
ment, and the power Of the government will
be prostratsd,
1t is source Of congratulation that we
have three jurists upon our Supreme bench
and but two politicians else the same utter
disregard to solemn oaths and the sanctity
Of law would have disgraced the heretofore
unsullied escutcheon Of Ohio, that now
covers with everlasting disgrace and obloquy,
the State of South Carolina am against
sedition laws. think tbs better that these
excresenees upon the corporate body polite
should have full chance to form an abseess,
and discharge their nOisome matter
would only provide, If possible, against sup,
puFation, that there may be no mark or scar
when the wound heals. 70 that end there.
fore ] would give, as is now given free and
uncurbed privilege to all who wish TO parti,
cipate in making egregious fools aud incipi.
ent traitors cf themselves, to meet at Vicks.
burg and Cleveland, each fortnight in sue
eessiOn for years and there resolve and
re-resoye-let Governor Chase copy his
homeopathic counsel of "l like cures like"
or six inches Of the mad dogs caudal APP
pendage good for hydrophobia-anl let
Joshua II. fling his gray hair to the lake
breezes and, in immagination, kill more
slave owners and u S. Marshals, in the res.
cue of the sable sisters, than did ever Don
Qaixotte, the redoubtable hero of enchanted
wind.mills, in the rescue of La Mancha's
favored daughter. TO this end would | let
the volcanic southern neighbors and co, trai
tore Of cheesedom, make their frequent
eruptions, and imaginary slave codes for the
territories But when those gentlemen at-
tempt to practically embody these resolves
of theirs, by any overt means, then would
have the laws against traitors vigorously en-.
forced Let all such feel the power of out
rugged law, and ia short time We will have
nothing but the legal means Of getting rid
of disagreeable or Obxuoxious Laws resort
ed to.
The Republican Convention assemblies 10.
day Will they rs-aiirm the Cleveland
platform, or viii they adopt something more
mild1 In my opinion they will do neither,
but nominate their ticket on the free and