Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-08


4 an not NorfAsrn man nor vet a Southern man. ta
am WESTERLY MAN, ig biyik. ia 1a5', bg eiyca,ioh
praepcs, vet ilhin and subordinate % he CONSTRUCTION
WHOLLY DEVOTED WEsTFnr INrEnrsfa ~--Spccch Of
G Z Yaaandigha, On ne Beass ef Representatives. Dec
"a house divided against itself cannot stand Ibe
heve tins Government CANNOT ENDURE perma
nenlly, ha sare and hafrr do pot expect The house
the house 10 llbut % expect win cease 20 bc diy
ded, j. viii become oil one thing or all the other
of u cd p6cs where hc public Saind sa raj n be BE-
10 that Hls N ue oourse Of tdie ertiacfoa; iis ad
yocates win push L forward t u ahnll become alike
lawful in an the ssates-old as well as new North as
well as south Abrahan Lnelin in his peocA At Sp,g
''Iie Q.pcoln) radical Republican, and h FULLY
COMMITTED 70 The DocfriHe of The "rrepresslbie
20 the highest mark Of Repubiicansm, and he is man
u will and nerve, and viii not hack down nom his
assertions He y no. eog.ploaiee caIsikiate By any
$50 ss.'' 1"'"''''' F'''' DO'S'"' P"po' %" '''y
II nd the resolutions Of the Convention fat chya.
seik nv OCn hands and in the candidates aoVted by IL
eminent and able Republicans, with whom have cor.
hodis,i in tSat excellent creed H@ H. Seserfs Lt
Ter IN T. RetJbteaa CbraBincs
II rejoice that. lthongh am not nominated
cIrtEs arel and that they have 50 true and 80 taGd
representative In the coming contest Abrham LIN
coin Of llnois.t'o cnoses qeech At The CblionbRs
IN dsrsparsins g.s l@0 Pugave Slave Iaw.) ne
pisoasTs, (oberlin Rescuersl Dip Ri0nr. Thar ror
consisted IN spdng TIE ires of the slave catchers, a. g.
MaFshals) Those pirtes should have been delivered
20 The coiored men and cn0ncf 10 the oo1i ~
rates, which should have been speedily erccutod--Gd
dinos 10 Obcyfin RcscueTs.
u do not Object to your giving utieranee 70 your
views Ioag obei 70 pour rePreseHfg fep as me- seat-
cafs of the Republican party. l. one of that party,
detest the Fugitive Slave Law. teo,d ay anV 4dse
catcher eho sopid otipc my residence to Toedpto bgi
hrc. ''--O6ijDtgsf0 70 Tom C6i10iR.
1--WE would he glad 10 see the sold War Horse re-
turned TO Congress. Mr.. Giddings a OF fine tad
ents, wise and experienced Statesman, and man Of
iron Thercis not a better Republican,
honest man N ne Union 1an od Joshua r. Gitings"-
Doaon Gdsette, Jniy 20, 1860
L. u. CAMPRELLs DisrRIoT.-The Republicans of the
Congressional District embracing Butler, Preble and
Montgomery countless held their convention last week
and nominated Samuel Craighead as the opponent of
VallaDdigham. Robert G. Schcnck the well known
representative Of the old Dayton district, was the
pettor OF Mr. c. for the nomination. but the choice Of
the delegates decided that Mr.. schencks name
was withdrawn. The Dayton ENrIRT, UDouglns) says
that Mr.. Crghead represents the radical slavery
element Of the party in this district Ihis from per
sOnd knolcte9e C he man, Is t1e; and thus zee bcuc, Is
whdf oN secure he rc0ry 10 Mr. C. Tie Repbodns of
hose counties are far from being hAerfs a. The 0yof
Mr.. CpbPs career triu sholo. A long as he Ddiisei
an anti aauery position, he inrtnerde; and
only chea he fTHed his attention 10 other rrs Of policy
Uant he failed. We think Mr.. Crsihead Is pretty sure
OF the election. He is very aimatle IN his manners
aud possesses great populauty.-Ashfdbula SentiHe