Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-01

"Ton no, Noyther mon; nor YET q seu.hsrr mon, D.
Tom a WRsTERN MAN, bvbtrfh IN Aoba bv e,isosnios
and although sfR rnfod safes man. rtfh Intel syafe
p1fncpss. VET vifhia ond sbodiao, 10 me Obnfifvsio
Az wHottf nsvorrn 70 WysfsnS IsIEHRsrs -Speeeb d
& y lauaadho'a, n fhs HeHss e Representatives, Dee
"a house divided against itself esnno, stand Ibs.
leve this Government CANNOT ENDURE perrna-
neutly, hafspus and bacs do not expect the house
the hoiise a ut 40 expect twill cehse W be divi-
ded viii boone y, s one s thing; q 81 5he other
of - mi tacer hee ne public Bis sho rcd IN ne BE-
% mt = n ". oonrss q fsafe esacOn; its nd
vocatos viii push \ forward I'LL Il shall become alike
lawful m all the statcsold ~ well as now, North A.
we a. ssouth"Absahan Liaeoia IN his speech At tng.
ale nincoln) is a radical Republican and is FULLY
COMMITTED 70 TIE DociIae Of fhs 'forepresspls
10 tho highest mark on Repulicansno and he IA mar
Of will and nerve and will not hack down from his own
assertions Hs g ''e eoepyonli,. eaadbiat. ey any
isoo - -''''''' f''''' '''' -'''y'
ii find the resolutions Of the Convention TAT chica.
Fol platform safigdcoV 70 me as hid bese framed.
icik Bgoon h1n and in the candidates adopted by u.
eminent and able Republicans, with whom have cor
siy sodsS IN 6,t eSneen ered % @ Ssgp f g.
fsrf0N " Y Rs3,ybiioan Committee.
"Ireluice that, although am not nominated NJ
ciplEs aei and that they have so true and 40 uhf q
representative 10 the coming contest Abraham Lln-
coin, Of lllnois-0or caases speech at he Columbus
"in aisreqardiaa ri, ta,o CFuei,ve Slave Law,) ne
pri~oss,s (oberlin Rcscuers pip aieHr Their s,ror
Narshais) Those pirates should have been delivered
over to the colorcd men and consaef 10 ne doom or pt
rntcs, which should have been speedily ereehed-o'H
diaqs 10 Obs(ia Reseuers
~ do not object TO your giving utterance 20 your
views only Object 70 representing tcn me ssnfi-
saeaf n the Republican party L. Of that party,
detest the Fugitive slave Law. poud ay a,ty dare
catcher gho hoai polufeMy residence TO recdptae gi-
fire. "--Gtidings 10 Tom Cbftoip.
'sWe .Fopldtp glad n see the odd War Horse re.
turned TO Congress MI GiddiDgs IS man OF fine tai
euts wise nn,l experienced Statesman, and man Of
iron There & not better Rspubodn more
honest IN IRE Union than oid Joshua r. Giddines
Dayton Goscfts, JUly 20, 1850.
L. D. cANPBEtL's DfsrKIcr.--The Republicans Of the
Congressional District embracing Butler Prehe and
Montgomery counties, held their ton last week
and nominated Samuel Craigheah the opponent Of
Naandgham Robert c. SchenclS tho well known
representative OF the old Dayton district the
pettor OF Mr. c. for the nomnAtion but the choice Of
the delegates decided that Mr.. SchencSs name
was withdrawn The Dayton ENPIRx, lDouglasl says
that Mr. craighead represents the radical antslayery
element ofthe party in this district This from orr per-
soHd kgogisiGe Of he man, true dad f re bsero, is
lchai r ths uicfoyfo Mr. C. The Republicans Of
those counties frr being htks-ish Hs history Of
Mr.. Cig,Dbsps el Joe. Asloaq he mointdiaei
uHft-siluery osoa he iaUuinsrobte: and Il
ot ruben hs te his attention 10 Other rfers Of oci
h1f foiloi. We think Mr. Craihead is pretty sure
Of the election. He Is very amabe m his manners
and possesses great porularity.-Ashabulo Ssa'ias