Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-06
Votersi Read and Judge for Yourselves

aIou not Norfhern saau; nor VI Sosfhsra nan; b.
Tosa a WESTERN MAN bu birh, iH hoh1f. bs epeafion
su aiihoaok IA U1si Safss man lssfk Unfsd siofss
friacipics, VI ,oin and subordinate 70 fhs Cbasg.on,
An wmetLr esvotnp 70 wssIanS istsnEsTs. speeee 81
IA houae divided against Ilsslf cenno, .ena Ibe-
neiy Iaff dave and AaTes. DO no expect The house
Inc house 10 allbut DO expect u will cease % be diy
dsa sss y m y ~ S"~ as iie lsS gpsai
of n ond place ,chere ne public faind sAo res n ~ y.
M fhdf Hfs ne II ultimate erfincoas or ts adj
ysraies viii push v forward t Il shall becomc alike
lavhtl in al the Slates--old well new, North
woll a. South "dbrahuH Baota IN Nc eech at spring
Sic Tancoln) radical Republican, and IL FULLY
COMMITTED 70 tAe Doe,nae ef ne 'tlrqress.eh ooa-
MI" ~ his debates with Douglas he comes fnlly up
70 the highest mars q Repulicansn, and he s man
Of win and nerve, and will not tack down nom his own
,nernsr- TAenegyO, Ffei DOpgiass' paper 2sth May,
1850. = ~
col piaftryn as fictorV 70 nhad been framed
,rb iyorn hdnds md In the candidates adopted 10y t
s,nIaent and al1e Republicans, with whom have cor
daily co.operated in maintaining the principles em
bodied in that excellent creed -" Hsa. n. Saoards let
ferioN Y. Rqublleaa o,mHifiee
~ rejoice that, although am not nominated ny FnIN
ctr " arel and that they have rae and 30 fmhtd
representative in the coming contest IS Abraham iln-
coin. Of IllinossGov. Caasos spocch al ne OSnAbus
Ratification moe,ing.
On Iisregapflng M, lao tFugtve Slave Law,) the
prisoner; (Obern Hcscucrs) pip Rianr. Jheir error
s.toI " sporting thelircs Of The slaye cntchers (U 3
afarahale1 Those pirates should have heen dclyered
over 10 the eoored men and oUasignel 10 o oon n f
rates which should have been speedily cEocaiof.-0id
tiags 10 Oberiin RoSucrs,
~ do not object 70 your giving nitsrence @ your
yies IoHiy O5ifr b your represenfiiH fhea a. nc eh
aenfi Of the Repulicnn party l. one Of that party
dctest the Fugitive Slave Law. icoUd JaV anG Jauc
afcher No should tilsie roire % roctpfurc Jg
toe"-Oithiingsf % Tom CDftcia.
awe wond he glad to the 'old War Horse re.
turned to Congress. Mr.. Giddings Of fine tai
cuts a wise and experienced Staiesman. and man Of
iron nerve. Thsrcis not batter RepHbiiorn NOR more
hoef nan IN fhe linton than od Joshua r. Giddiags'
Dn,don Gazcfte, JaiV %, 1907.
L. D. CANrHELL's DisrRicr.--'The Republicans of the
Congressional District embracing Butler, PTclle and
Montgomery countless held their convention last week
and nominated Samuel Craighead the opponent OF
Vaandghain. Robert g. Schenck the well known
reprosentave OF the old Dayton district the com
pettor Of Mr. C. for the nomination. hut the choice OF
the fieeqates was decided that Mr.. schencks name
was Withdrawn. The Dayton EaPiRE, tDougiasl says
that Mr. Craghead represents the radical hslatery
element Of the party IA this district THIS from our per
sonni kno,clolge of the fuo; AID this ne bcrc, q,
phdi ru SECURE e victory 10 Mr. G TIE RePu,eans q
Goso counties m, IA from being hunkoyis The history ot
Mr. Caip5ors career iru st0c As long he Dioatdnoi
an daeTH position, he iauldnerdbe; and
OHig phea H. turned has attention 10 Other tocs Of o
that he fnli We think Mr.. Craihead is pretty sure
of the election. He is very nimabe IN his manners
and possesses great popularity. Se"thd