Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-12
voters, Read and Judge Tor Yourselves

4 an Rof a Northern MAN VI y Southern man. bu
aad fhotgA aal United States snon tfh Uniici Siass
princples rf ei,n and a,bolinaie 70 tAs obneuhea,
Az WHOLLY prvornb wrsrHnr iSrrnNets "-Speoch n
q H. HaRandgAas,, ne House q Representatives, Dss
ga house divided against ltself cunnot .snnd Tbe.
leve this Uovernmenl CANNOT ENDURE perna-
nenllv hnfsarx and hoif es DO not expect the house
the house 70 fa-but DO expect will cease % he diy
dcd. II will become ai ono thing or ali the other
h,y ~ opponeas d sapeyy,c arrest ~ gtker sprsad
Of ~ ai acs ,shsrs ne ppblie ninf shall resi- N ~ ~
vScascs win push forward I'm It shall become alike
LAWFUL in all the slatcsod weli new, North a.
wen a. uth"-AbnaAan LtncoH n ~ eeeh cf spring
@ife nancoln) n radical Republican, and is FULLY
NV Ia Ma debates win po,ielss he COMES fly np
70 the highest mark of Republicansm, and he s man
Of viii and nerve and viii not back down from he own
s.eSas."-- 7Assgro. Frod. Dougiass' Ppen aoth Nov
II snd the resolutions Of the convention lai chca
gol pla0Yyn a. isaorv % n n Aai bcea frcBicL
ci1 mvown hr,ds and 10 the candidates adopted by n
eminent and able Republicans, with whom have cor
daily co-operated in maintaining the principles em
bodied In that excellent creed Wa N. Seedds let
ter 10 ~ " Reptbtcan COMMITTEES.
~ rejoice that aithongh am not nominated ~ rntS.
arel and that they have 50 true end fuifd
representative in the coming conseses abraham lam
coin, Of Illnois--foU caases specch NJ thc Cbtnbin
III dsrms,sii~S N, lao Fuguve slave Iaw,) ne
soassied IN spfng s res of the shave csichers a. q
Marshals) Those pirates should have been delivered
over 70 coiOfct nutHf - uf dtHiN ~
rates, which should have been speedily erocsfedGid-
diagsto obertin Rtsrncra.
II do not object to your giving utterance TO your
views only object 20 your representing fAe AZ he ssn
qeats Of the Republican party. l. Of that party
detesi the Fugitive slave Law, would idY anV J0se
catcher tro khod poufe residence 70 reo0pfre tsg
hve. "--6jtissegs 10 Ton Cbftcta.
ave wouldte glad 20 the 'old War Horse re-
turned 10 Congress Mr. GiddnRsis man Of fne tad
enis WISE and experienced siatesrnan, and man of
iron nerve Thersis NOT better RePubt'saH ncr
honest IN The Uni0n than cd Joshua X. Gidfgs ~
D,tVon 0oseffe, JuiV 20, 1860.
l. D. CAMPBHLL's DsfniCr--The Republicans Of tho
Congressional District embracing Butler, Fietze and
Montgomery counties held their convention last week
and nominated Samuel Craighead AZ the opponent OF
Valandgham. Robert O. Schenck the wen known
representative Of the old Dayton district the
petor Of Mr.. O. for the noInnafion hut the choice Of
the delegates 80 decided that Mr.. scheucks name
was withdrawn. The Dayton ENPIRE, (Douglas) says
that Mr. Creighead represents the radical anti slavery
element OF the party IN this district This fOai oar per
s0nai Rociee of fhs man. is ts, aud This 5,ere is
ithat icil seaTe he ricioryto M TIE Republicans Of
lthosc counties fdr from beaq hsaks TIE history u
llr Capbers cdncef riu shoc AsiOng he maintained
anti laneTg position, hs int1iinerde; aud uas
only trhea he Turned his dtfcntion 10 other Of pOiev
that sJaled. We think Mr. Crnihead is pretty sure
Of the election He is very aimabe IN hfs manners
and possesses great popularity .-Athtabuid Seatiad