Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-07

an nof Northern ,non; nor VI Southern aaan bn
n e'r & fi,,sIIhRn Ai1 tf,a, n ll,it ~ giisaao'
pIiHrls, psi within oud suboriaafe 70 ne Cbnaifao
sF gge.le pnyoFfp 70 W ssrFns lNlrnEsrn Spsoea ~
2 " p'Handahoh, " the Bense of Representative De
fsas q ita x lnst itselfcanne, ssand' Ibe.
Nssc fls 'srrttt fn,ii CANNOT ENDURE perma-
ffa.ssn ~ hce donot expect The house
~ ns htfa'tt expect win cease 10 he tlyi.
Sl ~ ~, one ,sa ,eng; a,s 81 s e other
81 q and pncc ulerc The public atf shall resi- N nc be-
20 saat q ~, & q s eenT q q g,gis ssiison OF iis ID
lawful ~ all the statcs-oid well new, North a.
wen assonth.-A Abrahanl Linoin IN A oeca AZ Sprirg
she dneOln) is arnriioai Republican, and il FULLY
COMMITTED 70 ne Doef,is, ef ae 'iTeprcssbts eoa.
fic lu his debates with Douglas he comes fully up
20 the highest mark Of RepubcaDism and he Il = man
Of will and nerve, and viii not hack down from he own
iseo. - "''''' N'''' DO'y''S P'i''' ." way
4 find ihe resolutions Of tie Convention fat chicA.
,o myo'sa Aads and "a the candidates adopted by r.
eminent and aide Republicans, with whom have cor.
bodied Il hst excellent creed H. ssssyF i,' Ls
tg 70 NJ y. Repabiicon oy7HWHtee.
"lrejoice that although ain not nominated NY rRiN-
cIFLEs nre and that they have SO true and li,ta
representative IN the coming contest Abraham Lam
Goln Of nbnois-Gev. caass's speech al he CbsuSbus
an alsrsqaydgs 1is las CFuqtive Slave Law 1he
pttsonelsi tOberlin Rescuersj RtGnr Thcr q ror
ooHsc1 ~ soorg tle trcs Of the slave caichers a. y
harshas) Those pirates should have been delivered
over to the colored men and consigned 70 he dom of pi
rates, when should have been poehty e1eedci.--Gt
dnqs 10 Oberiin Rescners
81 do not object to your giving utterance to your
views optI oberi 70 go'ir rreee'tia3 ota ne ssa,
satts ol the Republican party l. Of that party
detea the Fugitive slave law. ipOti stlg ang 5ais
eatesT Itho should poiutt M residence 10 reoaPfUre G
tirc. '-C7thHnqs 10 Tom Cbrarin
eve would be glad 20 sec the 'old War Horse re-
turned o coneess Mr. Giddnes Is q man q ine til.
efits wise and experienced Statesman and man Of
iron nerve There not better RcD,biicn, IaOfs
hOntst glqn n fhe Unioa utns od Joshua H. Cfahfn ~
D1ltoH GnTefte, Jnty 20, 1sG0
l.. d. CANPHELL's DIsrRiCr.-The Republicans Of the
Congressional District embracing Butler. Pretlc and
Montgomery countless held their convention last week
and nominated samuel Craghead as the opponent Of
Nalandigharn. Robert c. Schenck tho well known
representative Of the old Dayton district the com.
pcttor OF Mr. g. for the nomination. but the choice of
the delegates was so decided that Mr.. Schenck's name
was withdrawn. The Dayton ENrfRE, CDouglas) saws
that Nr, Craghead represents the radical anslnyery
element Of the party in this district Jhis from per
sonat knofac " ne man, = rc; and this beeue Is
lghdt ieiR seeurc NE riorp 70 Mr C. The RepHboaas on
those counties are far from bcag hUkersA, he horDof
NJ CamPbcFs career NIL sh0u. AsoHg as he Aaintonei
an anti aapely position he inznsraie: aud Il ,cas
oy cheH Ne turned h dtteRfoa 10 other tie,cs Of y,oi
that he tgitel We think Mr. Craihead is pretty sure
OF The election. He Is very aimabe IN his manners
and possesses great pOpuarity.-dsfaLatIa Seafina