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March 8, 1860. 81
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
The Empire viii Answer.

We copy the following from the Journal :;
''The Empire condemns the Republican
Judges for declaring that under the Constitu-
ton persons more than half white are entitled
to the right of suffrage. Now, if Col. Smith
should be elected Supreme Judge, and the
question should again be presented to the
Court, will Judge Smith, on the Bench, give
an opinion averse to the right of the more
than half white to vote at election2 Will the
Empire answer2 The editor knoics, of
course"
AS the journal asks us the position Of our
candidate for Supreme Judge, on negro vo
ting, we will answer it by referring the editor
to the annexed resolution, to be found in the
platform adopted by the Convention, by which
Mr.. SMITH was nominated, and upon which
platform he accepted the nomination and we
will say further, that from what we know of
our candidate, he is not the man to accept the
nomination upon platform, and then bolt
its doctrines. But read the resolution
ResOired, That ce are opposed 10 the pol
icy Of allOioing TO negroes, mVLdttOes, or 9th
en- persons of "pisibIe ddmirtttre" of African
blood, the right Of suffrage, on any other pO-
kticai right, desiring that The laWs Of Ohio
shall be made, and her destines controlled By
iohite men exclusively, and FIR the paramount
interests Of the White race
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06

CRAIanrAD dare not endorse before men whose
votes he . soliciting' And does Il not prove
with equal force, what we have all along
claimed, that majority Of the people Of this
District are conservative men. and will not
sustain he ultra extreme position assumed
BY the Republican party in this sta,e1 Most
certainly.
IL we have, through the inttrumental.
hy Of his own political friends and his own
language, done Mr. cRAioaFAD injustice by
chasing him as radical, We are willing 20
correc, Il upon The proper proof Not on the
statement Of the editor Of the Journal, Tor we
do not regard him, nor do many Of his party
associates hereabouts, as a reliable and credi
table witness What we demand is this
Let Mr.. CRAIoHEAD, openly and aboveboard
take position against the ultra extreme
candidates on the Republican State Ticket
Lot him denounce, in proper terms, the ex-
treme resolution adopted at the late Republi-
can State Convention.
Let him frankly step of Of the platform on
which he was nominated, which endorses the
Republican State nominees and State Plat
form.
Let him cut loose from the association of
such men as CHASE, GlDDIxos, Co, and
cease participating with them in Conventions
Let him show by his actions, by the doc
trines he advocates, that he stands by CLAY
and WEBSTER, and the old Wing doctrines,
Let him frankly and publicly, as a candi-
dale should, answer the following questions ::
Whether he intends voting for JAcoB Bark
KERHoFF, the abolition candidate for Supreme
Judge2
Whether he endorses his decision ia the
0berlin Rescue case7
Whether he endorses his decision giving
saddle-eolored negroes the right TO vote and
10 hold Office
Whether he intends voting for ABRAHAM
LINCOLN against STEPHEN A. DoUGIAs2
Whether he endorses LlNCoISs "irrepres-
sibIe conflict doctrine2
Whether he endorses the action Of the
late Republican State Convention, in denoun-
cling the Fugitive Slave Act, as "abhorrent to
the moral sense Of the civilized world p
Whether he intends voting for any Demo
cratic candidate, and, If so, whom2
Whether he recognizes JosnuA r. Gin.
DNGs as true Republican,
Whether he regards the Ashtabula Sentinel
as an exponent of Republican doctrine
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
PrebIe County.

HURRAH FOR DoUGLAs-Dr Joseph Beck
of Hamburg, amember of the Republican Cen
tral Committee of this county few days ago
came out and fGrever renounced and abjured
all fellowship and connection of every kind
whatsoever with iie Republican party and its
negro equality doctrines, and has publicly
taken the oath Of fealty to the great and go-
riOus doctrine of Popular Sovereignty, and as
an earnest of his sincerity and candor on
Saturday evening last addressed large au-
dience of his fellow citizens at Dishers, Meet
ing House, in Monroe Township, in which he
fully and most unreservedly disclosed the reas-
on why he abjured the ,eOOl trade, and wound
up by most able and elaborate exposition of
the doctrines of Non-intervention and Popu-
lar Sovereignty, all of which he fully approved
Whisht-whisht-do you hear that boys get
another Central Committeeman but mind
that you get one 'oeH dyed in the tooOi this
time -EdtOR Democrat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
Grading" votes.

We have heard of so many attempts on the
part Of Republicans to trade votes with
Democrats, that we consider it our duty to
notice the fact, and warn our friends in Mont
gomery against the practice. The Journal
has frequently declared of late that the Re
publican party has certain majority in the
county. If this be So why is it that we find
members Of that party so anxious to trade
Surely if they have a majority, they can elect
their entire ticket, without resortng to "tra-
ding" process,-there is no need of asking
Democrats to vote for the Republican candi-
dates. Is not this "a self evident truth2
The truth is they know that they have not the
majority they boast of-they feel that the Dem
ocrats will carry the county-that our entire
ticket will be elected--if the members of both
parties rote Uascrdtched tickets. This accounts
for the Journals attack upon our article advi-
sing Democrats to adopt the motto, 1.-THE
ticket the whole ticket, and nothing but the
ticket" and this also accounts for the various
methods, resorted to by certain Republicans
10 secure Democratic votes for this or that
candidate on their ticket We again urge
upon you, Democrats of Montgomery, to stand
by each and every man on the ticket which
your regularly chosen representatives selec-
ted for your suffrages at the coming election.
We repeat that they are all good and true
men, worthy the energetic support of every
man claiming to be either a Democrat or
conservative See to it then, Democrats, that
you stand by the men representing the prin-
ciples you profess to advocate-stand by your
nominees-cast aside personal preferences
aye aud personal friendships, if they come
in conflict with your duty, and firmly resolve
10 labor and to vote for "the ticket, the whole
ticket, and nothing but the ticket"
If you will but do ths,--if you will but
faithfully perform the duty of Democrats
you will but labor as becomes white men op
posed to the odious doctrine of NEGRO equal
ity"-if you will but labor as is incumbent up
on men who desire the faithful enforcement oi
the laws Of the land-if you will but labor a.
men who truly and honestly desire to crusl
out sectionalism--we shall triumph as certain
as that the day of election comes round,
This is required, and this we have conf
dence to believe will be just what the Demo
cracy will do.
Then, forward, Democrats, of Montgomery
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
,deor the Naoies.


MR. p. A. LAFEE has just returned from the East
lNI with large assortment Of goods In his line, and
among his Watches you will find the celebRted makes
OF II, l.. Martlles Chroaometefs, Henry Book, Jules
Ranss Jules Jurgensen James Stoddard, y. u. John
son, John Richards, and also other celebrated makers
large assortment Of American Watches, cased 10 his
order He IL also the only agent for the eeebrated
lier of the Jules Huguenin Watches among which he
II induced 10 sell some AZ low sixteen dollars, and
guarantee them 70 keep good time on the railroad or
any where else II not they may bs returned. Also
large assortment Of Diamonds and other Jewelry.
His pure silver ware ~ manufactured TO order and
stamped with his own name, which he guarantees equal
70 coin. His plated ware is manufactured by Rogers
Bro.
His goods are bought exclusively for cash from the
importers and manufacturers which enables HIM to sell
as cheap not only any retailers, but ohbers in
the Union, He has engaged the services Of Mr. RUSSELL
who IL OF best watdhnakers IN ths United States
and Il he repairs watch there Is eng back for the
deficiency OF his workmanship. Any fine watch eft In
his care, he is willing 10 pay double the cost should Mr.
L. fail 70 repair them as well any workman la the
United states You will lind him at the old stand next
Hair work, aulTdhW2m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
tFor the Empire.l
First GUN for DOugIas.-JacksOn
Township, d. IA.

Eds. Empire The gallant Democracy of
'old jackson" made their first rally for the
purpose of aitesting their real strength, on
last Saturday, and which resulted in the tri-
umphant election of Mr.. c. Mussulman, the
regular Democratic candidate for Justice of
the Peace About two hundred and fifty votes
were polled, of which the Republican candi-
date received ninety-ive. The ingiorious fz-
zle at townsville, on the 25th, was, as predict
ed by Simon a harbinger of the result which
followed in Saturdays election.
Although the issue was not conducted on q
mere political ground, yet as the gentleman
who rules jackson, had pledged himself to Ell
ther elect Simon, or make him present Of
the best beaver hat in New York, the question
was, whether he (Simon) should have the office
or the new hat II was decided that he should
have the latter alternative by a majority off
ty-seven
Iu the afternoon splendid young hickory
of III feet high, was raised in front of Mr..
Joshua Swartzels, an old standby and wheel
horse Of the Democracy of jackson and
which is fully evinced by his having the ban
ner inscribed douglas, johnson, Val. and
Victory"
In the evening the Douglas Democratic
Club Of Jackson assembled at Mr.. Swartzers s
and was ably and eloqnently addressed by Mr.
@. b, Hartman, of Dayton, and formerly Of
the City Of Philadelphia, who in an able re
view Of parties past aud present, exhorted al
opposers of the true Democratic party to fol
low his example, C. confess their sins, ano
aid In putting down all sectionalism in what
ever shape or form il may present itself, b,
Joining the Democracy. His address was in
terpersed with fluent expressions in German
thus dealing Heensnie blows upon the 0ppO
sition, directly in the eye,
The Democracy of jackson deem this frs
effort of the Opposition an abortion indeed
and also presage of that fate which await
them in October and November. More Anon
JACKSON
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
Meeting I'm the Fourth ward.

A large and enthusiastic meeting was held
last night at ZwIsLER's On Franklin street. in
the 4th ward. Able and effective speeches
we're made by DIR. EoRY and HoS. Cl l. VAL.
LANDIoHAN, and they were received with hearty
applause by the Fourth-Warders The
''bloody 4th" will give a largely increased
Democratic majority this fall, and if any one
of the townships expects to get that beautiful
banner on majority for the Democratic ticket
the people will have to pull up as the old 4th
is determined to contend for it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
Miami Township.

The Democracy of Miami Township have
appointed Tuesday evening, the lth inst, as
the time for Grand Rally, at Miamisburg,
accompanied with Torch-lght Procession,
Bonfres, Illuminations, Banners, Transparent
cies, and Music, and have invited their breth.
rem in the city of Dayton, and the surrounding
towns and townships, to participate with them.
Hon. c. L. VALLANDIoHAM, Hon. G. W. HouK,
Hon. JOS. +. EGLEY, and A. " HoFER, Esq,
will be present and address the people.
"a cordial invitation is hereby extended to
the Democracy to be with us, and see how
Things is Working )"
H. SHoENFELD, Marshal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06

The Middletown Journal of this morning
says "The young men of the Democratic
party, of our town and vicinity, have formed
company called the Never Sleeps Their
uniform consists Of blue roundabout red
scarf, black hat with star, and torch, of red
white and blue; They have had no public dis
play yet, therefore we can say nothing of the
appearance they will make, but judging from
their style of uniform, and the displays we
have witnessed of similar organizations at 9TH
er places we doubt not they will make hand
some display"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
fFor the Emprc.l
The gfrfmafovvm Meeting.

The editor Of the Journal has evidently
come TO the conclusion. that a lie pertinacious
" asserted has al the influence Of trnth AZ
ter his "Roofback iu reference 10 the String
town meeting, and its prompt eonuadictionby
Mr. Henry Williams, candor would have die.
tated n reiraction; but no, the Deacon only
adds insult 10 injury by attempting TO inyali-
date Mr.. William veracity on the word Of
"several gentlemen whose names he Is care
fnl 10 withhold this vile attempt only Injuries
the "Deaeon," where Mr.. Williams Is known,
for his character az a man Of truth is unim-
peachable, aud needs no defence from any in
sinuations made by the Journal ] respect
fully call Mr.. Comly's attention TO the follow
ing note:
1--WE have read In the Dayton Journal what
purports 10 be correspondents report Of the
late Democratic meeting at Stringtown. We
pronounce II an Infamous falsehood" and
we demand Of the Journal the name OF the
correspondent, and the names of those gentle
men in the vicinity Of Stringtown, who have
changed their Democratic faith since that
meeting.
Isaac MERASDA,
T. WISE,
X. HARDACRE,
C. H. MosEY
BEN KIssIEaER"
The Republicans Of Bethel Township have
not yet recovered from the 'aeful surprise
the Democrats gave them on the 18th of An.
gust That meeting took the cream" from
any political massmeeting in that part of the
country, since the days Of 40, and curses loud
and deep are yet heard against the gallant
Democracy, that invaded the hotbed Of Re.
publicanism in Clark county Vafs speech
will bring forth fruit an hundred fold, as the
wooley-heads will find TO their sorrow on the
9th day of next October. Things is work
ing. /" YouHG HIoEoRY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06

BeE- One of the effects of MoEToN's Who's
MoRToS p speech last night was that the out
landish sign on the Nigwam was so agitated
that about half of it sloughed of from the
side of the house, and hangs down like dirty
rag from hog pen By-the-by, speaking Of
MogToN, we believe the last time he visited us
in the guise of partizan orator he was can
ddate for Governor of Indiana. He was
beaten in the contest and the Democracy of
this county elected their ticket Did the Hon.
gentleman, (who has fallen peg since then
in position being now the Republican candi-
date for Lieut. Governor, only,) come here
again to effect the same result2 A very good
commencement was made towards having
matters go right by the workin' off of about
half the heatheuish sign on the Nigwam. o.
r, NJ should hit il another lick. As our
colaborer says Things is workin'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
State Fair Empire.

The proprIetors of the DAILY EMPIRE intend issuing
A MORNING EDITION
during the week that the Ohio State Fair il 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 EMPIWE will contain everything
of interest which ranspres, well as 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 fhyor Of this
enterprise. Our Morning Edition will be the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
that will be offered them, and we trust that our mer-
chants and business men will take advantage Of the OPP
portunty to advertise their goods and wares to the
thousands who visit our city at that time Our terms
shall he sufficiently reasonable to meet the purse oi
every one.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
BeII-Everett Meeting.

BY the proceedings in another column it
will be seen that the friends of BELL and
EVERETT in this city, held meeting last
night and organized Club. There were
more present than was expected and much
good feeling and enthusiasm manifested du-
ring the proceedings
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
Things is Working.
FORWARD THE THIRD
washington township.

We hear that the indomitable Democracy
of Washington township, are making arrange
ments for putting up Rancho, to be used as
Democratic Headquarters during the cam
paign. We hope other townships will do as
well