Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-10-20
Recomlnr AInrmed.


The World, the new religious daily in New
York, which the Telescope Of this city, some
time since, ,ruthfnlly declared to be "Repnbli-
can in politics, is evidently becoming alarmed
at the results likely to fow from LIxcoIS's
election, and in lengthy article endeavors TO
show that, in the event Of Republican ad-
ministration, Il mnst be conservative, aud will
not dare to interfere, in any manner, with the
institution Of slavery. The article was evi-
IDENTIFY written 10 counteract the effect Of DAS
Irr. T.. SoNEs recent lette- to GERRIr SMITH
extracts from which win be found in another
column, and which, as viii be seen, pledges
Mr.. LlScoLNs administration, in case Of his
election, TO the most ultra Abolition doctrines
Il will not answer IL Mr.. LINCOLN should,
unfortunately for the country, be elected, the
men by whom he would be surrounded, and
the doctrines Of the party Of which he is the
candidate render conservative admnistra-
ton impossible II the Convention which
nominated Mr. LINCOLN was compelled to
yield to the demands and recognize the doc
trines Of Mr.. GiDDNGs, how can il be expected
that Mr.. LINCOLN himself If be possess The
"honesty' which his friends claim for him
win refuse to carry them out2
But Mr. SoNEs is not the only prominen
Republican who proclaims Mr.. LiScolss poll
, cy, in case Of his election. There are hun
! dreds of others now supporting Mr. l. VIII
have argued, and are now arguing, that tn
results to flow from the election Of the Repul
I lican nominee, will be precisely the same q
: predicted by Mr. soMEs Why, it is but fe
weeks since that JoHN SnERNAN--the motor
a Gus endorser Of the infamous doctrines in Ii
!. "Helper Book declared in his speech in I'll
city, that in two years after LIScoLN's electio
!. he could, and would, go into the Souther
!. States and proclaim the same doctrines her
T. phich he proclaimed here Or, in 9TH
> words, Republican President would susta
him in going to the South and making Abo
E, ton speeches. uttering sentiments calculate
! to create instructions. No one, surely, W
deny that JOHN SHERMAN is Republican, al
authorized to speak of Republican policy.
The Cincinnati Gazette of yesterday NOR
ing, following in the wake of the Wor'd, h
= also an article endeavoripg to prove that t
Republican party is not the Republican par
that it is conservative, national-and Il
:, Southern men, in case Of LIScoIN's electit
~ lhaye nothing to fear from the enforcement
a. L a..
author orths .irsss -. = ~ =
y is not sectional, but conservatives nss.s ',,'
!, such were really the case, is any man fool
= enough to suppose that all of the most violt
Abolition fanatics in the country would
supporting him, as is now the casc2 If st
men as GIDDINes, CHASE, LovEJoY, SON
as WAsHHVRS, and that class, did not expec
err ha ssurance--that their peculiar mott
er. rines would receive eDsuurdgem
OS pm Mr.. LSsorS-s administrati
,slssf s' ssstiilsa u so eager for his election
! y W SsHtssof the Republican party being conse
ok tive is rich.
Has the GdEette forgotten the late elec
-" in this State Has it forgotten the ant
sN dents and record of the man Just elected
oy preme Judge of Ohio by the Republican p
"e JACOB BRISKERnoFF, the open and avo
'or- nulli6er the man who did not hesitate, in
'n' dience to partizan demands and sectional
ma udices, as judicial officer, to set at def'
Auu constitutional law of the land Has il
'or- gotten the action of the Republican Cove
rsss of thiS State, N refusing to deliver up
~, tsistors and usurderers engaged in the
inS' lper's Ferry raid, aud who are even now
'hfe' ing refuge and safety, in the banner Rep
can county in this state2 Has it forgo
~ khe resolution Of the last Republican S
ITO. bIonvention denonncing, aud demanding
deo repeal of, the Fugitive Slave Law? Ha
,uy-t tfs7tsaton tafe oh-repeated declarations o
lies own party friends. in this State, as well a
an, Caasrsss astathe policy and intention Of
can eGslcah. party IN case il should ever
,ss,sSt obtailing eoptsol ctsthes goyerpn
ing Atheif Utter ded6nciatiSls 81 the -Ur
,.ef- staieSsppreme Conri, the s66siye.epithe,
fi,r lied by them to the Souts6na SSutherDi ins
55ral. tions, the obstructions placed. in the wa
Inec, every attempt sg-ths Va S, Marshals to
s;ssS cute slvS "a sIef fIIsaSas 20, Il is excu
aeSf in peieSt Bang 10 claim; conservatism 70
81 Is Rs8SaBean party Butlfit has not forg
ifSSs&9 tlsse things. the article in question is
eetiies plspsiaenee that it is becoming alarmt
Saye The rssslts likely to flow from LINCOLN 5
ntrxI tioh, and Is vhinIy attempting to aver
a ] l. . TO- A. H.aA 4
evil consequences which will most pro
re TO arise therefrom- 1t is too late to dc
epub good in that direction. There is but one
their and that hearty, earnest, and deterr
1 in union of all men opposed to Black Re
.tten canism, throughout the north-such
,ntrv. as has been formed in New York, and S
,lican union as we hope 60 see iormed in ou
pros- State. ~