Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-05
votersl Read and judge Cor Yourselves


Iss sTsaERE " fi'ri e 81 G E q i y .ssisa % .
priasipfss ~ lotfAf and subosfaafs 70 ne Constellation
An wHolLS pryoTEo 10 Wnsrrnr ISrHnrsTs -Speech y
G Iatassghars, n Ne House y Repressnfafves, Dec
"a house divided aealust itself cannot stand Ibe.
heve this Government CANNOT ENDURE perina-
nentiy, ha dove and haee do not expect the house
the house 10 hst do expcct will TO be al ivi-
dsd i viii become AZ Que , thing, Or sll she Other
of ~ and piacsa whse ths pubic mind sAau rest IN hs be-
H haf dis N the Q faeie ernetion; its ad-
vocaies will push u forward TIL Il shall become alike
lawful IN s the 9ates-old well new, North a.
well as southAbraAass BHooin tA he speoh at pring-
,iIe CIArcoln) s radical Republican, and is FULLY
COMMITTED 70 tie Doctftne Of fAe 'fTyeprcssbe con.
ficf" In his detates with Douglas he comes fully up
10 the highest mark Of RopucnnisFn and he il man
Of viii and nerve, and will not lack down nom his own
assertions Ne 4 ne oo9SPTo1ntss candidate BY a5y
Il find the resolutions Of the Convention fat chica.
,sik ssy osH Azds and IN the candidates adopted by IL
eminent and able Republicans, with whom have
sss ssd IN Sss ssae.n. u Speed W. T
Ter 10 " J. Repeblloon CbmHitfce.
"Ireioice TINT, although an not nominated ny
arei and TINT they have true and fatfd
representative in the coming contest Abraham Ian
COIN Of lllRois.-0ov caasss sPeeeh at he O1UhabHs
Ratsfoatton ssssttng.
.In asregaraiug tlss la,o Tuqtge Slave Law) ne
prisoners; (Oberlin Reseuers) bID RraHr 7hr ror
consisted spg the rss Of the slave catchers U. 8,
to the colored men and consigned 10 The doom of i-
rates, which should have been speedily ereeIief.-Gid
diltgs 10 OberiiH lescaers
81 do not object to your giving utterance 20 your
views only object 10 yOHr representing them NE sert-
meats Of the Republican party of that party,
detest the Fugitive Slave Law. iooah dV any 1are
catcher trho sh0uf poufs my residence reoppie fgi-
hus.n- .itisgs 20 Tom C6ncia.
1--WE would be glad 70 the 'old War Horse re-
turned 10 Congress- Mr. GiddinRsis man Of fine tad
ents wise and experienced Statesman, and a man Of
iron Thsrets not better Reptibhoan more
honest IN TIE Union than I'D Joshua n. GadiagS
Dayton GdEette, July 20, 1850.
l.. d. CAHPHELLs DTsTRIcf.-The Republicans Of the
Congressional District embracing Butler, Preble and
Montgomery counties, held their last week.
and nominated Samuel Craighead the opponent OF
Vaandgham Robert c. Schenck tho well known
representative Of the old Dayton district the
pettOr OF Mr.. G.. for the nomination. bat the choice OF
the delegates was decided that Mr.. schenck's
Withdrawn The Dayton ENPIRE, tDouglas) says
that Mr.. Craighead represents the radical anti slavery
element Of the party in this district This from per
sond kno'rieJe gf the "a true; and this bdre,
Whot cA seere the rietoyto M C. The Republicans Of
those counties far from being hu,cris e history oi
Mr.. CI1pbers career v shoo. As l0rJ he iadatdie
dnfi-sdHerv postOa he iartiasrabie; and
only 0hea he turned his attention 10 other ps of poicg
that he f0iied We think Mr.. CTaihead s pretty sure
Of the election. He Is very aimabe IN his manners
and possesses great popularity y.-AshtabHia SeHtine