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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
Democratic Clubs in Montgomery Co,

DAYTON DEa0cRATI" CLUB,-Ofliccrs: President j. A.
Jordani Vice Presid ants, V. Hoier and W IT, Gil.
Dckey Michael Carberry Executive Committee, b
NJ. Ayres Dr. j. A. Walters Judge j II, Baggott Jona
than Kenny A. v. Hoier and II. +, Thresher. Meets
Wednesday and Satcrday evenings mt Democratic
Reading Room, on Jefferson street.
GIANT DEMOCRATIC Cum" CsateiTiUe, Washington
T6ionship ip-ofiicers: President NJ j. Swa,iener; Vcs
President, james Stnsell Treasurer John Norris; Sec
retary, John Mc(irew. Executive Committees Dr W
p, James, M, swadner and Alexander Taylor Olnl
meets every other Saturday night at"Tammany Hail.
"uMoS NATIONAL DEMocRArrc oLuB," Union, Ran
Henry Smell, Vice President DR.. H. Swander Treas
urer; Theo 7, Eby Secretary. No time Of meeting
mentioned in proceedings.
"MoNsTFR DouGLAs CLuB," Paa Bitren Hoiel, Van
Bnren observation-disclosures President p. c. Long, jr.
Vice presidenA.J J. shroyer; Treasurer ohm Hammel
Secretary, j. M. Letever Club meets once q week
"DEMocRArIo CLuD,r Harrison 7bonship-Ofieers
President, D. g, Fitch; Vice President, Moses Marquis
Secretary, W. H. Bellyille Treasurer, Geo woganlan
Executive Committee, jacob Riger George Curtis
Lew Lewis Men, j. II. McOlary VIM, J. M, Batchelder
Tn5 t meets every Thursday evening, alternately ii
"YouSa Hickory CLUB.n Ddvtoa-OfIicers; Presi
dent L. l.. Gilleand; Vice Presidents, John sephans
VIM. Turneri Treasurer Jos Hwsler Secretaries Clem
ent l.. Baumann, j. r. Bollmeyer. Meets every Thurs
day evening at such places as may be designated by
"oREdoN DEMooRATIo CIUB," Darou--Offlce Pres
dent, John IL. sIoppelman; Vice Presidents, Norma
Love, Francis Hnssongi Secretaries, A. O. Marshall
VIM. Leonhardi Treasurer Daniel Thorn. Meets
at Pook's Hall, corner of Wayne and Richard street,
every Saturday evening, at o'clock.
"lRIsH DEMocRArIc CLua," Ddyion-Ofiicers: Pres
dent John Crowei Vice Presidents, James Kelly and
NJ Gill Treasurer, John Shrlock; Secretaries, p
OConnel James CartaTy, Club meets every Frda,
evening nc NNons Hail. corner First and st. Clair sts
"DopdLAs PopuLAR SOVEREIGNTY CLUR," HaYrtsburg
Randolph 1slgHship p-ofieers; President, o. j. jackson
Vice President, j. r. McCarter Secretary, David n
Bauer Treasurer Christopher Hen
DovGLAs DEMOCRATIC CLuB," Fdmsrstils, Jaeksor
Observation-Disclosures President John +. Gross; Vice
President, G. Mussenan and q. W. Mover; Treasurer
j. ~ Ihompson Secretaries lelihu Thompson, and
David Furry. Meets once a week.
"DouGLAs SyIHciRLE CLUB," Arlington, ClaV To,pn
ship-Omcers, President, s. A. Williams; Vice Pres
dent, W, ", Hooyen Secretary, u. v, Warner Treas
urer, o. w. H. Riley; Executive Committee Dr O. Ber
lin, A. W. Limbs ut and W. N. Hcoyen anx2
"WOoDHuRN poPuIAR SoyERuGNrY CLUB,n Uashing.
ION Tbwaship-0 President W, Joys; Vice Preii
dent, VIM Crameri Secretary, James G. Miehell Treas.
urer, Henry Albright. al2s
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
"The Cry is, stiII They Come -

week or two ago we announced that Jo-
seph Watson Esq, heretofore one of the
leading Republicans in Knox, had abandoned
the unprineipled Black Republican party, and
had taken his stand in the ranks of the ever
true and honest Democracy, We should have
stated that Mr. Watson was the first man to
raise a Fremont Republican pole in 1856, in
front Of his grocery store, corner of High
street and the Public Square Indeed, he
was always considered one of the most active
and reliable men in that party in Knox
county
We have now the pleasure of announcing
still another recruit to the great army of the
unconquerable Democracy, in the person of
Mr. Watson's law partner, Clark Irvine, Esq.
In former years Mr.. Irvine had been Demo
crat, but at the time of the Kansas and Le-
compton troubles he left u.s. and like many
other well meaning men, joined the Republi-
can party He has been just long enough in
the ranks of that party to satisfy himself that
it is humbug and cheat and he now comes
back to the good old party Of the Union and
the Constitution, and is determined to do ev-
cry thing in his power to secure the election
Of the Man Of the People, Stephen A. Doug
las to the Presideney-M VernOn Banner.
Tens and perhaps hundreds of thousands Of
bushels of oats will be destroyed in Addison
County Vermont, the present season, by the
terrible scourge fgrasshoppers
D6r The returns of the census, 30 far as
received, justify the expectation that the pop
ulation of the city Of New Orleans win be
shown to be near 10000
BsS> The income from the New York State
Canals is likely 10 exceed any year since
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
Another Hickory.

On Monday evening last, the Democrats of
McPhersontown raised a splendid young hick-
ory. Attached to it is beautiful flag, pres
ent from the ladies, who also manifested their
partiality for the Little Giant by handsome
ly decorating the top of the pole with ever
the meeting in German. Three cheers for the
Democrats of McPhersontown, who are
determined to "nerer sleep" until CRnGHEAD
4 Co, are ticketed for Salt River; and a
tiger for the ladies, who are resolved. to NIT
ten all opposers of the gallant DoUGLAs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
lfoi tue EhlplFe'l
Wayne Township.

The Democracy of Wayne township met a
Taylorsville to organize . Club, The
meeting was called to order and Joshua 0rau
elected Chairman, and T. Sullivan elected
Secretary
On motion, John L. Dram, Elias Brenner
and Geo W, Frohn were appointed com
mittee to draft Constitution and resolutions
An Executive Committee was appointed by
the Chair, consisting of FIVE members, viz
John Allen, Augustus Kellenbarger, Henry
Kellenbarger, /. Johnston and Elias Brenner
On motion, the Club was named the Young
Mems Douglas Club of Wayne township.
Having finished the business of the meet
ing, motion was carried to adjourn until
Friday evening, TO meet ut Frahns Mill
The meeting was then addressed by j. l.
Dram, who in a very brief but able speech
discussed the political questions of the day
Mr.. Williams was then called out and pro
eeeded to address the meeting more at length
His style was clear and distinct
Mr., Sullivan then made short speech, and
in very clear and able manner defined his
position and gave his reasons for being a
Douglas man. The Democrats were well
pleased with the meeting. The Republicans
were somewhat disturbed by plain statement
of their views as advocated by the prominent
leader Of their party.
JOSHUA DRAM, Chm.
r. SULLIVAN Sec'y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
State Fair Empire.

The proptieiors q the Dnty Eupinr Intend issuing
MORNING EDITION
during the week that The Ohio State Faris bclng held
In this city. A. we will have -Four Reporters on the
ground each day. hcsdcs our regular city Editor, the
Morning Edition Of the EuPrnE will contain everything
of interest which trnnspires, well the awards as
made by me various Committees. An edition Of
FIVE THOUSAND
VIII be Issued each day and sold by carriers exclusive
ly No subscriptions taken.
We appeal 70 the citizens of Dayton in fhvor Of this
enterprise. Our Morning Edition will he the
BEST ADvERTfslNG MEDIUM
that will be offered them, and trust that our mer-
chants and business will take advantage Of the op-
por,unty to advertise their goods and TO the
THOUSANDS who visit our city At that dine our terms
ahall be sufficiently reasonable 10 meet the purse Of
every one.
ps-The Morning Edition will in no way interfere with
the regular Afternoon Edition Of the EMrrnr, will
advertisements be- transferred from to the other
unless paid for extra.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
veracIty Of the cIncInnasl ga

This paper, IN referring to The action Of the
Sixth DiStrici Congressional Convention says,
'thus the real friends Of DoUoIAs arr sacrificed
10 the hope 10 conciliate his bitterest enc
mics, the Breckinridgo men" This is not the
fact as We happen to know. There is no con
test between the Douglas and Brecknridge
men in that District---neither was there in the
Convention Al the candidates for nomina-
ton were Douglas men
The Gazette further says; "Hon. WILLIAM
HowARD, the present Congressman from the
Sixth District, was an original An,i-Lecomp
tonite and Douglas man. He has been thrown
overheard by bis party, aner receiving but one
election" Mr. HowARD was not before the
Convention for nomination. Hepledged him
self to one term service when nominated
two years ago The Gazette will find it "labor
lost," trying to create the impression that en-
nifty exists between the Douglas and Breckin-
ridge men of the Sixth District They are
united against Black Republcanism, as the
result Of the October election viii prove
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
Dedication Of The Rancho!

We are requested to announce that
THE DEMOCRATIC RANcHE
erected BY tho Democrats Of this city, win be
dedicated
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25th
The County Convention will meet on that
day, and Il is intended 10 also dedicate The
Rancho, and at night, to have Grand
TORCH LIGHT PROCESSION
The "Never-Sleeps" andthe "Rangers and
oil the Democratic Clubs in the County will
join in the procession.
SPEECHES
viii be made by Hon. c. l. YAIIANDIGHAx
and others
Cone, Democrats, and let your foes know
by your flashing lights, your loud huzzas, by
your enthusiasm, that you are determined
MONTGOMERY SHALL BE REDEEMEDl
Let all who desire the faithful enforcement
Of the laws of the land, comcl
Let all who believe that our Government as
formed by the heroes Of the Revolution, can
continue TO exist and prosper, comel
Let oil who are opposed TO the sectional and
dangerous creed of Black Republicanism,
comel
Let all who believe that The people are capa
BILE Of selfgoyernment, comel
Let all who are willing to stand by the
Union, and the Constitution, the rights of the
States and the sovereignty Of the people
comel
Let all who would cheer on the patriotic
cause, comel
Let the young men, who look to glorious
future for the Republic, and who desire tC
perpetuate our liberties, comel
"Come 90 the waves come when navies are stranded.
Come "a the winds come when forests are rended,
Come freemen come when there II n Union 60 save
Come true democrats with strong hearts and brave.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22

R5-The Journal of this morning INDUCES
in another diatribe Of abuse of the Editor and
Proprietors Of the EMPIRE. To this we don't
intend to refer--but if the Journal is angry
because we came to Dayton and were received
by the citizens Of the city with kindness and
angry because they are encouraging our
efforts to build up paper ereditable to theiI
interests we don't care.
If he don't like il because the inteli
gent people ofthis city appreciate our endeav
ors to furnish them paper that they are
proud Of we certainly think better way fol
the editor of the Journal to help himself ia tC
do Hkel0iss.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
TeaCIpers, ConYentlon.

A correspondent informs us that there has
been large assemblage of the teachers OF
Clermont and Brown counties at Felicity, du-
ring the past week, which had not adjourned
at the time his letter was written. Mr. Rickol
of Cincinnati, Prof Parker of Cleimont, and
Prof Ammon of Ripley, are among the in
structors present The lectures Of these gen.
tlemen, and the exercises generally, were all
that could be desired. The next Convention
will be held at Ripley.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
John IIutchins Re-NomInated.

The Hon. John Hutchins, of the Ashtabula
Congressional District, was nominated on
Thursday for reelection. The nomination
was by exclamation, Mr., Giddings having
written letter stating he was not candidate
He had allowed his friends to use his name
but withdrew it, after he found that he was
beaten in his own county and throughout the
district SO passes the glory of old Joshua
Hutchins is man of small calibre, except as
q political huckster, and although that is the
favorite game of Giddings, Hutchins beat him
at it, Cleveland Democrat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
Nurserp.
ID ATT ON NURSERY
AND
FRUIT GARDEN.
N. dinner, PrOprIetOr. naKt0n. O.

g STRAWBERRlEs - WARRANTED PURE AND
- UNMlAED. MeAyoy Superior, Hoyey Seeding
burrs New fne Washington or Iowa, South Burr
boy '' ''' "'
All the above are superior varieties, any of which will
~ sod al lhe following prices--2b cents per Dozen
slio per 100, $500 per 800, and 5000 per 1000.
Dealers supplied at greatly roducOd prices
Orders len ~ r. X. Llssier's, j. w Detroh's or at
the Eating Saloon IN the Passenger Depot DAYTON
ONO, wll be prompllyand carefully atiendodto
that they would BE- carried, without injury 10 any mart
o. the u United States Aso-5OoO Red Antwerp llasp-
Derry Fiahls' mh5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
John Sherman.

The Republicans have put this gentleman
on the stumptO do battle for them in this
campaign. He is the same JoHE SHERMAN
that endorsed and recommended the infamous
and incendiAry Helper book, which says that
mot 10 be an AbOlifiOnist, Is 10 be a WilfaI
and diGbOtcGl Instrument Of the deviL" Oar
Republican friends will bear this in min d
when he comes around this way.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22

The great mass of those who were at
the picnic, as we understand, were dissatisf ed
with having professed politicians ringing in /"
upon their festivities to make speeches for
political effeet-JoUrRGL
Sour grapesl The editor of the Journal
should not become so angry because those at
the picnic didn't call on SAM BoLTN, LUrH.
BRUEE and other Republican candidates who
were on the grounds, for speeches Sour
grapes Eh7
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
"CHARGE ALONG THE LlNEv
HON. Q. I. YALLANDIGnAM.

Democratic Candidate for Congress,
VIII address the people at the following times and
places;
22d, at O'clock
Al WEST ELKTON, Saturday, September sth, at l
o'clock, fine hickory pole will be raised.
Al WEST ALEXANDRIA, Prelle county, Thurs.
day, August 30th, 1T s O'Clock.
AZ tPhlLLlPsBuhd, (Ciay Township) on Thursday,
August 2id, at o'clock,
Al BOSTON, Indiana (near the prehle Incl Friday,
August 3ist. at O'Clock
O'clock
At "FoUR MILE HOUSE," Van Buren Township,
Saturday September lst. v
Al LIBERrY, Jefferson township, Tuesday Auqst
2sth, at o'clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22

The best rebuke to the gentleman herea-
bouts who are SO industriously circulating the
report that the ''Unionparty" is the old "Know-
Fothing party" is the fact that the Chairman
of the Union Central Committee of Montgom-
cry county-JosEPH CLEGG, Esq,-is foreign
er by birth and naturalized citizen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
Candidates.


""FNTfHNf''F
October Election.
Els Empire Please announce that the name NJ q p.
Hunrn will le presented to the Democratic Convention
as n candidate for nomination for County Auditor. Mr.
Huurn ia an old and reliable Democrat and we'll quali-
hed 70 perform the duties Of the office Ll Ia
MIAHIspuaa August i6 1850
Eis. Empire Please insert In The EMriRE, the name
of JAcon HMmER, prominent man 20 present 10 the
Democratic County Convention, n candidate for nom
ination for County Auditor. Mr. NiMMrn once having
performed the duties OF said office and being excel
lent citizen sound DemOcratand well qualified to per-
form the duties Of said Office, will he an excellent man
10 present 10 snid Convention.
aui6 A Coon DfMOcRAr.
Eis Bnpire, Please announce that the name Of
IonN LtrH Of Randolph township will be- presented for
Commissioner, subject to the decision Of the Demo
cratic County Convention au20
Eh Ebtpige JAMS KELtY candidate for the Of
fee Of Whisky Inspector, subject 10 nomination by the
Democratic County Convention. au20
BIZ. Eapirt--please announce the name Of =. o..
C0NNmL a. candidate for Whisky Inspector, subject
10 the decision of the Democratic County Convention,
aud ohge MANY VOTERS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22

These prices are as cheap az the documents can he
purchased in Washington. Among the documents nj
ready selected are;
l. Speeches Of Douglas at Bunker Hill and Saratoga
Springs.
II. The Platforms adopted by the four parties
Democfptic, Secession, Republican and Union.
III. Lincoln--llis supporters nnd Platform; com
posed entirely Of extracts from the speeches and wr-
hngs of men now prominent m advocating his election
Orders from a distance are solicited, and will be
promptly attended to-
The various township clubs in Montgomery county
are also solicited to send in orders.
The money IL all must accompany The order.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
irish AmerIcan club.

There will be a meeting Of the Irish Amer
ican Club at Nixon's Hall, on Wednesday
evening 1t is important that every member
and all who desire to unite with the Club, be
present Don't forget the night--Wednes-
day
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22

A frsicl daily paper, in the city Of New
York, has generally about twelve editors and
reporters, forty printers, two prooi.readers'
thirteen prcssmen, engineers and other en-
plogees in the pressroom, halfadozen cores.
pondepfs in Europe, or IN the back room OF
the Office, writing rom Paris, LoAdou, Wen
ma Mexico, California etc, etc, two or three
regular correspondents at Washington, thirty
Eve persons ia the clerk, wrapping and mail.
ing departments, and about as many more en-.
gagged as carriers
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
Meeting in the First ward.

Hon. C. L. VALLASDIGHAN and A. " HoFER,
ESQ, will address the citizens of the First
Ward at George Faiks, formerly the Spang-
Ter House, corner Of First and Webster Street,
on Friday Erening, august 24h. Mr.. HoFER
viii speak first in German
Turn out workingmenl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
The Young Hickory club

VIII hold an adjourned meeting this We'd
nesday evening, as eight o'clock at their Hall
in the Deluge Engine House No, 4, for drill
and business. A full attendance is requested.
c. l.. BAUMANN, Secy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
NOW EADY.

The Dayton Empire CdmpaigR Songster
containing some of the most popular songs of
the campaign, many ofwhich have never been
before published
Single copies one dime; per dozen, s7ac
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22

B4~A beautiful hickory pole was raised at
the foot of Main street-Fourth Ward-on
Monday evening. Judge BAGGoTT made an
excellent speech.
Good for the Fourth
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22

There have been cut.in Maine, on the Pc.
nobscot river, this yeas, 7O,00O,0OO feet OF
lumber, and now there are 100 acres of logs
floating above the boom at Old Town,
A nice steam canal packet Is plying regna
larly between Columbus and Chillcothe which
accommodates from forty to fifty passengers,
and is an elegant little craft
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22

p8-We we're glad to see so many Republi-
cans on the anxious seat at The Rancho
last night but we are sorry that the candidate
for Sheriff was afraid:to venture inside Still,
we hope friend MILLs was affected by what
he hoard from the window
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
ARRIVED HOME,

MIR, p. A. LAFEE has Just returned from the East
lfl with large assortment Of goods IN his line and
among his Watches you will find the celebrnted makes
o. H. H. Marbles Chronometers, Henry Book, jules
tauss, jules Jurgensen James Stoddard f. u. John
SON John Richards and, also other celebrated makers
large assortment of American Watches, cased TO his
order lie also the only agent for the celebrated ma
keroi the Jules Huguenln Watches among which ho
IS induced 20 sell some as low sixteen dollars aud
guarantee them to keep good time the rnilroad or
any where else, " not they may be returned. Also a
large assortment of Diamonds and other JeHelry
His pure silver Is manufactured To order and
stamped with his name which he guarantees equal
Bro. s ~
His goods are bought exclusively for cash from the
importers and manufacturers which enables hn 10 sell
as cheap not only as any retailers but any oers in
the Union He has engaged the services OF MT RUSSELL
who is one OF best waohnaSers in the United States
and u he repairs watch Hvo cDag bach for the
deficiency OF his workmanship. Any fine watch len in
hts care, he willing pay double the cost should Mr.
X all 20 repair them rs wen as any workman in the
United states You VIII find him at the old stand next
20 the NJ r.. Church. THIRD street. Orders taken for
har work aul1daw2m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
oregon ReEuIators.

You will meet at your Head Quarters
Walkers Hall--this evening for business
drill, and TO receive your uniforms
BY order of the CAPTAIN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
T. SULLIVAN, sec'y

A fellow named Alexander Wilson murder
ed his father-in-law, Samuel Pierson, in 81. Jo-
seph County, Ind, few days ago, in pursu-
anoe Of a long-expressed threat
The premiums for neat cattle have been
withdrawn for the Vermont Agricultural So
ciety, ON account Of the pleuro-pneumoniA
panic,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22
Special Nutirrs.

An Invaluable B1peetorant.-Dr.
A~S Halls Balsam has received more weighty in
dorsements than any other Cough medicine before the
public, comprising the names Of Physicians and Cer-
gynon attesting its superiority for the Of Con-
sumption in all It's various stages. jy3O
Wanted.-Eyery one to know, that of
49, George NJ. Bacon Co.,can he bought the best
Spiral Spring Beds ever offered to the puhlcat the store
Of NJ. OHMER, corner Of Second and Main streets,
DAYTON. OHIO. iy27d2w
An Ornament In Every Family
H>SAs The new and beautiful art Of Transferring
Colorcd or Plain Enguyings, Lithoguphs, Ambrotypes
etc. on TO Glass, Marble or Wood, sent feo to any
address, receipt Of 20 cents or stamps, to
iy1ldawml GEO. W PLACE, 775 Broadway, N, Y.
II you would have sOmethin
BE extra in the DegIeueotype, Ambrotype or
Photographic line be advised and go TO SEEBOHM's
PALACE CT ART, Market House lie is the only
Artist engaged in this business. oct6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-08-22


The announcement that ANDREW J. KEi-
Ian, Esq, Douglas County Elector in the
Memphis District would speak at The Rancho
last evening, although only given through the
columns Of the ENPIRE 6l,ed that spacious
building at an early hour. Among the crowd
we're fair sprinkling Of our Republican
friends, who We suppose thought themselves
cropping in darkness, and became seekers for
the truth.
We do not propose 70 give even synopsis
Of Mr.. KELlAR's speech Il was certainly an
able one, ,-replete with sound. d.arguments, and
void Of gIittering generalitiea Mr. K. dem
onstrated that the Republican party was sec
tionaL and that the great cry Of free labor
was a fallacious humbug. He assured the
Democracy Of the Northwest that their breth.
ren Of the Southwest would stand by them
shoulder to shoulder in vindicaiion Of the
great principle of selfgovernment--that a
majority Of the people South believed that the
American government was instituted by white
men for the benefit Of white men, and they
would assert their faith at the ballot box next
fall Throughout the entire South, and par
ticularly in his own State, reaction was
taking plaOe,-that reaction was in favor Of
the Little Giant and he did not for a moment
doubt that Stephen A. Douglas would be the
choice Of a majority of the people of the
Southwestern States
Mr.. KELIAR was listened to attentively for
two hours, and the best evidence that his
effort was appreciated were the hearty cheers
that greeted him throughout his entire speech