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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
Elzzle Nh. 10.

The last ten days have been pregnant with
Publican fzzles; but the effort to get up a
demonstration in Miami City, last night, was
the saddest izzle of them all The Dayton
Wide Awakes-to the number of about l75-
made very creditable appearance, as they
passed along the streets, though, like the
foolish virgins" of old their lamps had gone
out" But this was the sum total of the
whole affair. Their Harrison township friends
gave them most chilling reception. Aside
from the Dayton folks, not over thirty voters
were at the meeting, and nearly half of these
we're Democrats
Mr.. SHELLABARGER mot our JoHN) made a
speech Suitable to the occasion" He talked
as if he had been called upon to deliver a
funeral Grafton over the dead body of his par
ty and his auditors-especially the several
candidates on the Republican ticket who hap
pened to be present-seemed to appreciate
fully what he said, if their elongated visages
were true index to their feelings
The whole thing was most disorderly,
doleful performance foreshadowing of the
certain and overwhelming defeat that awaits
them here, elsewhere, and everywhere.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
At the demonstration last night the figures
Maine EIeCtiOn-Immen DEM
Ocratic Gain.

The news from Maine are as yet only par
tial, but the returns show immense Demo
cratic gains. The Black Republican Report
ers for the Associated Press endeavor to mis-
lead the public by comparing the vote with
that of last year, instead of with the election
Of 1856 for Governor, when Mr.. HAMLIN, now
their candidate for the Vice Presidency, was
their standard bearer. Upon the result OF
that election the Republicans claimed the con-
test in the North decided, especially after the
figures showed majority for HAMLN of "a
$40. The indications are that their present
majority viii be little, if any, more than half
Of that demonstrating clearly that Republican
ism Is on the wane, and that the reverses it is
doomed too meet with in the October election,
in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Iowa will
fully prepare it for complete and final over
throw in November
The Republicans viii try to claim this as a
triumph and we advise them that they had
bitter make the most of Il just such a Re
publican Uictory in Ohio would be Demo
cratic majority of 10000 Such triumphs are
Democratic sports,-but, alasl are Republican
death.groans.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
DEM oCRATIC
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS
Turn Out and Hear the Truth!

Farmersville, Monday evening, Sept II.
j. H. Baggott and A. Leaman.
New Lebanon, Thursday evening, Sept l3
David A. Houk and Gates p. Thruston.
Harshmanville, Saturday evening, Sept l5
H. Elliott and D. X Boyer
Little York, Saturday evening, Sept l5
Judge j. H. Baggott and n L. Jordan.
Chambersburgh, Monday evening, Sept IT,
Dr. Egry and NJ Sullivan.
Salem, Thursday evening, Sept l3. A.
Cahill, Sam. ]. Henderson and Dennis
Dwyer.
Arlington, Monday afternoon, Sept II. G.
L. Vallandigham, Sam. J. Henderson and E.
S. Williams.
Brookville, Thursday evening, Sept 20. G..
W. Houk and Gates p, Thruston.
Pyrmont, Monday evening, Sept II. @. l..
Vallandigham and b. X. Boyer
Amity, Tuesday afternoon Sept, Is. G. L.
Vallandigham and f. S. Williams
Abe Kinslers, Madison township, Friday
evening, Sept a. Judge J. H. Baggott and
c. b Hartman,
Fry Town, Saturday evening, Sept Is. DR.
Egry and c. b Hartman.
Bear Creek, Jefferson township Thursday
evening, Sept 20. j. A. Jordan, and Capt
Adam Clay,
Liberty, Monday evening, Sept H. IL,
Elliott and A. " Hofer.
Germantown, Tuesday evening, Sept ls
A. Cahill and H. Elliott
Alexandersvile, Wednesday evening, Sept
49, l. NJ. Jordan and G. b Hartman.
Centreville, Saturday evening, Sept To-
Geo W Houk and Gates p Thruston.
Woodburu, Thursday evening, Sept 20. j,
II. Baggott and N Il. Jordan.
Van Buren, Hotel, Van Buren township
Thursday evening, Sept Is. L NJ. Jordan
and W. H. Bellville.
Wagoner's School House, Madriyer town
ship, Montgomery county, Sept II, Geo. W.
Houk and ]. l.. Dram.
Beavertown, Saturday evening, Sept To-
u. II Bnrpntt and Dennis DwYer
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12

Eds. Empire We wish TO say TO "An
Irishman" for the last time, as he failed TO dis
prove our charge Of stating that there were
more Know Nothings and Of more intolerent
character in the Republican party, than in the
present American party, that the fusion
Of Irishmen with the American party, enemies
though they be, is preferable to any connec-
ton with this sectionalism, the avowed enemy
to the peace of our adopted country
This difference OF opinion we shall be per
mitted to enjoy, and it shall remain unchanged
until Republican Massachusetts restore to its
pristine grandeur the blackened walls of Mt.
st Benedict and repeal the extended term of
naturalization.
Evidences such as these might satisfy us
that the Republican party we're in advance OF
our Know Nothings, and that they had q re-
gard for the negro.
HBERNIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12

A prominent Conservative" Republican
candidate 81 shiyeoun,E ) epgpged in oircnla-
ting wsielt tCARL scHUhz' latt st-I1uiss speech
in German AZ this gentleman can't read
German we call his attention TO the following
ex.rac, from iha, speech. win the conserve
tive voters of Montgomery endorse these revo-
lutionary sentimentsS We think not
May the God in human nature be aroused
and pierce the very soul Of our nation with an
energy that shall sweep as with the bosom Of
destruction this abomination OF slavery from
our land
You call this Revolution. 1T Is In this
we need Revolution We must, we WILL
have il LET 1T COME.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
Special Notirrs.
State Fair Empire.

The proprieiors OF the DAILY EMPIRE intend issuing
A MORNING EDITION
during the week that the Ohio State Fair IN being held
in this city. As We will have -Four Reporters on the
ground each day, besides regular City Editor the
Morning Edition Of the EMPmE will contain everything
Of interest which transpires well the awards as
made by the various Committees An edition OF
FIVE THOUSAND
Win be issued each day, and sold by carriers exclusive
ly. No subscriptions taken.
We appeal to the citizens Of Dayton in yor Of this
enterprise. Our Morning Edition will be the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
that viii be offered them, and trust thRt our mer-
chants and business will take advantage of the OPP
portunity to advertise their goods and wares to the
thousands who visit city at that time. Our terms
shall be sufficiently reasonable to meet the purse of
every one.
nS-rhe Morning Edition will in no way nterferelwith
the regular Afternoon Edition Of the EMrIRE, nor viii
advertisements be transferred from one TO the other
unless paid for extra.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12

B9-The Journal of this morning mentions
a "frst rate meeting" which the Republicans
ofJackson township held at townsville, on Sat
urday last townsville is on the line between
jackson aud Perry, and the Republicans hay-
ing failed to get up respectable meeting in
any one township hit upon the idea of draw.
ing upon two, in order to secure a passable
number of people to talk at The coup came
within an inch of being failure, as but about
three dozen were present. from both townships,
and about half of these were Democrats who
came to hear the Majors explanation Of the
noted Beckel Hall speech
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
AN ORDINANCE.

TO assess pecinl tdT he Red Estate bounding Ltd
loo strref from STth street 10 Eaker street.
GECrIONl l. he IL ordained by the City Council ofthe
~ City OF Dayton, That the sum Of two hundred and
foot front 0f the several lots OF land bounding and
abutting Ludlow street upon the West side, between
Sixth street and Eaor street. the said lots arc den
Gated and described in the City Engneers plat, now
file in the Office Of the City Clerk 10 deay the cost
and expense Of widening Ltldlow street from Sixth
street 10 Ealker street.
sEo, e. That the owners Of tho several lots nf land
upon each front foot Of which the aforesaid IL as-
orally due IN that behalf 10 John Kline, within thirty
days from the date Of this ordinance, he suhsot 10
the interest and penalty allowed upon the same,
Passed In Council this 4th day of septemhar 1869.
Ahest.l WIN. BOMBER6ER, piest Council
AsFHoHr stEPnAss City Clerk. sepl2ds
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
nEM0rRLrIo NOMNATIONs.


Fbr Pesalenf-sTEpHEN A. DOUGLAS, Of illinois,
FOr I1os Rssiisat--H ERsCHELL V. JOHNSON OF
Georgia. ,.,s,.,,.
Fbr sHpreme Judge-THoMAs J. 3 SMITH OF
~ Sacrissy Gcusrui-D W. srAMBAucH, OfTus-
IS, Ms~bsr n Bord q H1ls nors -ABNER /.
nACKua of Lucas.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS,
For ne State at Lnrpc-sERAPnIM MEhEt, ol
Stark county WILLIAM b. WOODS OF Licking
county. -
District I1ectors-ist Districl-wM J. FLsoo, ofFan-
nton; 2d-JoHN scuITr Of Hamilton; 3rd--lAeon ~
ZOOS Of Preie 4th-SiLAs y. WALkFR, OF sheihyi
5th--EDwAnp sHEyEIELp, OF Henry Wh-Nswfos a.
DEvoRE, Of Brown; 7lhHESRy O. CorFaAS, OF layetlei
sth--GEoRaH " SrAYNAN Of Delaware pth-Cursrfh
MoTr, OF wyandote; 1Oth-J0ns ID. JAMS, Of Jackson
ilth-JANEs NJ. MILLTR, Of MoigH; l2th-SAAuEL ID.
FosTER OF Franklin, t3th-MffAIAM DuhHiN, of Ere
itth-BuRn KHLLooa, OF Ashland; 1bth-NicnoLAs v.
loss, of Holmes; l0th--Anos LAYHAs, of Washlngioni
iTth-WiLsoN 8. KENNos, Of BolmOnt lsth-lshArL ~
CARTEH, ofSummlt; l9th-CHAgLEs u, ADAMS Of Lake
2oth--GsoRae A. HowARb, Of Ashtahula, 2ist-GNoHef
Fbr C5agrsss-C. L. vALLANDIGHAM, Of Mont
INDEPENDENT.
f5, ,ysdige Of ne Superior t0urt-DANlEL
HAYNES.
COUNTY TICKET
For Sherff-GEORGE WOGAMAN.
For Clerk-D. X. BOYER
Probate Jelgs-JAMEs II. BAGGoTT.
AHditor--B. NJ. AYREs,
bgHBiissi0ner-ADFRED IAMS.
WHISKY hspeofOr-pATRTCK O'CONNELL.
Director II IafnHdyif-iflRAM LEWIS.
Flour Iaspector--J ZIMMERMAN,
IbR h.peeior-GEoRGE W. RODGERS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
Meeting In Mcpherson.

There will be a Democratic meeting in
JoHN TRuEBEL's $, in McPhersontown, on Sat
urday evening of this week Several speakers
will be in attendance to discuss the political
topics, &c, of the day, and to give the Repub-
lican dogmas regular barking-thats the
word. Let every Democrat in the region turn
out, and bring one or more of his Republican
neighbors along to hear the truth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12

S6S- 1t is said that shrewd Yankee is about
to get out patent for the Republican enthu-
siasm. The "Wide Awake machine al
though it did tolerably well at FIRST is about TO
become a complete failure, and he thinks i
successful in getting it up, he will make for
tune, as it would be in great demand by the
Republicans throughout the country. We
think our Yankee friend is slightly mistaken
in his calculations. The Republican party,
with certain defeat staring it in the face, is,
itself about played out, and would not be like
ly to invest largely in the manufacture of en-,
thusiasm under the circumstances.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12

LIBERTY, Sept 10th.
Eds Empire:-0n Friday evening last we
had quite spirited meeting of the "Little Gil
ant club, although it was one night in ad-
vance of the regular assembling Of the club
we having generously given up our Hall to
the Republicans for Saturday evening, that
being the only one in the week upon which
they would have the temerity to attempt TO get
up a demonstration, or risk showing their
forces
As we had no assurance of having any
speaker present, and the meeting being
business one, we did not turn out over 60 or
TO- but what we lacked in numbers we made
up in enthusiasm. Our young friend and
orator, Ike Jordan, made telling speech of
an hour and a half, in whicl. he showed up
the beautiful doctrines of the modern social
ed Republican party; paying particular atten-
ton to the negro equality department of their
well assorted stock in trade Of platform ma
terals.
II was pity there were no Republicans
present to hear his discourse on this and other
Of their faporite hobbies; but the truth is they
are getting so scarce around here that about
one rs considered fair Republican gathering.
The Democracy of Old jefferson we're new
er half so well organized in any campaign as
now, and her gain over last year will be
enough to overthrow half Of the Republican
majority against us in the county at that cleo
ton We will compromise on nothing less
than l90-can do better if necessary.
By the way the Republicans had their affair
on Saturday evening as per announcement,
and must do them the justice to acknowledge
that there was a very large number of vacant
seats II you were to guess at the size of that
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12

p4-The Cincinnati papers are Dragging
that their Wide Awakes had mammoth pro-
cession of between 600 and 700 torches, the
other night Why, in the little village Of
Mismisburg, we had over 100 torches in pro.
cession last night
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12

pG-0ne Of our subscribers up in Miami
county no, Gar from the line between that and
Montgomery, informs us that our clever
friend the Republican candidate for Clerk,
was up in his county the other day soliciting
support He was "lost at sea, supposing he
was in his own pond and not, you see, trying
to persuade men to "come over and help
~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12

nay The Miamisburg boys say The Repub
licans will have to increase their impOrtaiiOnS
into that township II they expect to do any
thing in that locality The black carpet bag
gentry won't save them in old Miami
Forward tho Third
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12

BsS-We have received half dozen com
munications from our Irish adopted citizens,
in reply to the uneasy fellow who exhausts his
subject in short sputters in the Journal daily
and we make room for one ofthem We don't
think the fellow deserves any further atten-
ton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12

Ddr We heard "Wide Awake" remark
yesterday, that he was about tired being ''toated
around" to make up audiences at Republican
meeting He thought he had listened to
those same old speeches about often enough,
and that the black capes we're about played
out They had ceased 10 draw.
"Dinna ye hear the sloganT'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
Turn out, Workingmen |
The Ranche Saturday Night.

NJ. P, NOLAN, Esq, and others, will address
the Irish-Ameriean Club at The Rancho, Sat
urday Epening Sept 18Th All the clubs in
the city are invited to be present
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12

D1-we learn that JoHS L. MILLER bets 80
that VAL will beat CRAiouEAp in this District
5000 votes, SMITH DAWSON taking the bet.l
We learn tina, the money has been deposited
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12

asy-IC the Democracy Of Ohio gainm much
in four years as the Democracy Of Maine have,
we viii carry Ohio by over 10000 majority
this fall That's encouraging for the Publ
cans, isn'tn2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
Nem advertisements.

WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR CASH
wv Small House and Lot within fifteen minutes
walk of the Court House, for which will be paid fron
six to nine hundred dollars cash Enquire at the ooun
ting Room of the Dayton Weekly Gazette on the cor
ner Of Fourth and Main streets. sepl2d2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
Choice Lot for Sale.

VERY suitable for Hotel The LOT Is on the North
v East corner of Sixth and Ludlow-G0 2-3xlOO feet
Thisfs location well adapted for Hotel and the prop.
ery Is offered NJ pnce and terms 10 suit any one
wishing TO purchase CHAS. CLARKE,
te2b Third street.
DOR SALE-CHEAPl--Sevc Good Wheat Drills
IL Enquire OF CHAS. T.. CLARKE,
nu2o No $40 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
FOR SATE.

convenient two story Brick Dwelling on Jones street,
containing rooms, summer kitchen, cisiern, well,
cellar siablng, &e., with choice fruit This property
VII be sold ut largain ifappcaon he made soon AZ
the owner wishes to from the city. Enouire ol
le22 CHAS. Il. CLARKE Third 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
Correction.

In our issue Of yesterday the meeting in the
Sixth Ward was announced to come off on
Thursday evening it should have read Wed
nssdGy and will accordingly be held this even
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12

BerOur ancient friend Doe Hctzlcr Of
Celiina, Mercer coanty, called in 70 see rs
last evening He Is as Of Old, Democrat Of
high standing being about 8 feet in his stock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
New and Excellent Stock.
OF
M Il N s Sc B O X s.
CLOTHING.
LESSNER 4 BROTHER,

RE receiving one OF the largest and hest assorted
"A stock Of Clothing ever broughtto this City and
will sell them from 10 10 20 per cent cheaper than any
other house. Also a complete stock ofGkNTS FURN-
ISHING GOODS, and Gents shawls.
CONOVERS BUILDING,
sepl2 Opposite the Exchange Bank, Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
9th Ward Meeting.

HON, C. L. vALLANDIGHAM, DR.. WIN
EoRY, and J. p DIErz, will address the citi-
zens of the 9th Ward at KAISER'S, on Rich
ard street, on Wednesday evening, Sept IL,
1860.
Turn out, Workingmen
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
OIIIlAP FARM.

1e0 ACRES 10 miles North West Of Union CITY. ia
lOO Randolph county, Ind, miles nom the Bele.
ioitaihe Rnr nd, and ~ miles from the thriving VII
lage of Rdgeyille 81 acres under cultivation and In
crops dwelling out houses, stable, bearing orchari
ments 'F'
ALSO,
splendid Farm of 4la acres adjoining the above,
known the hleak Farm" this comprises The rrhesi
body of land in the county, nearly acres under enl
nyaton 2S1 rcres No bottom land; good stock Water
hne oruhard %e Bmldings and fences in good repair
Jy23 CHAS Il. CLARKE, ID It,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12

A feature Of the evening was Capt KLINEs
Swivel Battery Of three guns, which was well
managed The guns were fred rapidly, and
almost before the smoke cleared away at one
corner, booml booml booml could be heard at
another
The procession halted in the Public Square
where il was addressed from different stands
by Hon. c. l. VALIASDIGHAN, Hon. ID. W.
SrANBAuoH, @. W. HouK, NJ. p. NOLAN, A. V.
HoTER, Dr. WV EoRY, j. p DEITz and
others. The latcness Of the hour it being
nearly 10 O'Clock when the speaking com
menced, prevented any lengthy speeches
None were needed, for the demonstration full
| ly proved that the Democracy Of Miami are
nopiag. The Republican faces in the town
were increased in length just two inches (av-
erageD last night, and consequently the bar
bers this morning increased their pricesl
In addition TO the speaking at the square,
we heard of speaking at several corners in the
vicinity, but did not learn the names Of the
speakers
|
proceeded to the depot, escorted by the Never
Sleeps of Mamisburg, and the train left with
as enthusiastic good bye" as was its well
come those on board fully satisfied that the
Democracy of "old Miami" would do more
than their duty in October and November !
The loud huzza, which greeted our ears above
the locomotives Shrek told plainly that the
doom Of the negro party is sealed in Mont
gomery All the black caps and capes in the
State cannot melt the way on the parchment
The fat has gone forth Montgomery SHALL.
be redeemed" and the Democracy of Miami
township have given evidence that they are at
work, and intend voting The Tycket--the
whole ticket, and nothing but the ticket
That's the talk in Mainland it's the talk all
over the county.
DO you hear itf
ARRIVAL AT HOME.
After the train reached the depot in this city
the several clubs, formed in procession and
escorted our gallant representative to his home
on the corner of First and Ludlow streets,
Arriving at Mr.. VS. residence the procession
counter-marched, filling up the street from
First 20 Water, and called for Mr.. ", whose
appearance was greeted with the thunder voice
of Capt KLrNE's battery, and the shouts of the
crowd. he thanked them for this evidence OF
their good will and regretted that he was not
the proprietor of Rancho large enough to
contain them all He thought from this out
pouring of his friends that there was butlittle
danger of his being whipped out Of his boots,
and bid them goodnight The procession
then marched to Main, down Main to Third,
thence to The Rancho, where they we're dis
missed, all uniting in expressions of satisiac-
ton at their trip, and of the handsome reoep-
ton they received at Miamisburg,
Things is toorkiRgi The END Is NOT yETl
B6- Among those in the procession at
Miamisburg, and by the way one of the most
enthusiastic, was Dr. JAooBs, hitherto prom
inent Republican, but now doing good work
in behalf of the National Democracy.
Things is workin'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
M q So M EHTIMas.

MI "A = = MI Il IL Il N Or =
81 may be asked as have been asked when would
consentt 70 dissolution oftho Union. answer, Nover
Nererl NEvERi Q Q. II the agitation In regard to the
fugitive slave law should continue and Increase, and be-
come alarming i will lead to the formation OF two
parties, for the Union and the other against the
Union; and the platform Of that Union party
VIII be THE UNlos rHE CONSTITUTION, AND THE EsFoRcR
MHSr LAWS. And hit should be necessary 10
form such party and il should he accordingly formed
announce Dyse5 IN mis- place, member of tat party,
cAatecer may be e oonpoaeat oaaets Heay Gay
eeeh before the Keatneky Legislature, IN 1850.
There will be Mass Meetings held by the friends Of
Bell and Everett, at the following places
ROUTE NO. q
Hamilton Monday Sept. 18th.
Cincinnati, Tuesday Sept, 18th,
Dayton, Wednesday, Sept. 10Th.
Pi1ua, Thursday, Sept. 10Th. .ru
Toledo, Friday, Sept 2lst
Sanduslly, Saturday, Sep 22d.
These meetings win each be addressed by Cicn LES.
LIE GooMBs, of Kentucky, and Hon. l.. d. CAMP
BELL OF Ohio.
Ironton, " 2ist pm.
Galoplis, 22nd, p. ~.
Pomeroy, Path, 7P.M.
Marietta, 2Gth, 7P.a.
sjeg6snyille' %s1,.sITd' :. SstR SstR' 7r,s
Two or more ofthe following named gentlemen will
'0SSss' GIN LESLIE .FS IJIs CONES, ~ Kentucky.
WILLIAM WADswoRfH, do;
ROGER W. HANSON, do;
GARRETT DAVIS, doi
j. W. FINNELL, do:
COL. p, VAN TRUMP of Lancaster.
Il. u. HUTCHINSON, Esq. Cincinnati;
BUSHNELL WHITE Esq, Of Cleveland;
COL. y, T. CHAMBERS, of fCincinnati
/ HON l.. d. CAMPBELL, Of Hamilton
j. II. THOMPSON, OF Hilsborough;
cot. JNO DAVENPORT, Of Barnesyille
OSCAR +. MOORE, scioto county.
The Bell and Everett Clubs ofthe above named places
requested to make the necessary arrangements for
holding the above meetings.
by order OF the State Executive Committee.
j. II. NANMETER, Chairman.
+. X. MARTINI Sec'y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12

The Miami boys carried at their head a
beautiful banner, one side Of which was an
excellent portrait Of Washington, with the in
scription:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
A Difference.

In the Dayton Journal of August 29th, we
find the following account of the demonstra-
ton of the Wide Awakes at Miamsburg the
evening previous. Here are its figures
Mamisburg W. A.-Capt Bolton
Germantown W A-Capt Antrm....,,....."..........60
Mddletown W A-Capt
IOtAl s'ss ss''ffo
At the demonstration last night the figures
stand as follows
Franklin. .l20
Gerrlan,. iuO
ehersonI oO
Mlaml....
Dayton
Something of difference. Which way
does the wind blow2
Forward the Third