Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-10
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ded y will become al one thing; or sll the other
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lawful in al ne stafes-old AZ wen as new North :,
well sh.Abrahan Iinooin N NE pssch al sprag
aiIe uAneoln) Aradical Republican. and Is FULLY
COMMlrTEDfeth 70 ths Docfrae Of ne 'frrepresshls con
~ thr highest mari of Repuiieenlan and III "A maj
Of Will and nerve, and viii not tank down nom his
assertions Hs e ngt eorlro,-s. eanssiais ~ aHs
u and tho resolutions Of The Convention fat chica-
si NJ ors konds and IL The candidates adopted by Il
eminent and able Republicans, with whom have cor.
sy syyS s sSs ssosans speea % f
tu % ". Y. Retubioan Cbnlpliftee.
aIreioiee that, although am not nominated MT
cIrLHs are and that they have 80 true and 20 faithful
representative in the coming contest Abraham Ian.
coin, of linois-0op. cAdsts specch at The Ci,spb'
IN disrs9a,slias tbs lop (Fupdve Slave Law,) n.
prisoners; oheriin Rescuers1 ptp RIonr Their :, yoV
consisted IN 1g the iives of the slave catchers, Gu.
20 the colored men and o0nsaed 70 ne doom ~ p
rats, which shou'd have been tpeoidg erecued-0id
dinqs 20 Obsrlin RescHers.
II do not object 10 your giving utterance 10 yOuT
views I0alg object 10 yo represeatig fH TIE senf
ents Of the Republican party. l, Of that party
detesf the Fugitive Slave Law ;sOtdd siau aey siap,
eatche who should poife Bg residence 70 reoapffe nus
tire.n-0tdiinqs 10 Tom C5Ttoin,
1--WE would be glad 70 the 'old War Horse re-
turned 70 Congress. Mr.. GddinRs u man Of fine tai
ents, WISE and experienced StateAman, and a o
iron TheTcts not better RepubiicGa, nor Hors
honest in TIC Union than old Joshua r. oidings."-
Dayton Gazeffe july 20, 1860.
u. d. CkNPBKiA's DIsTRIcf.--The Republicans ofihe
Congressional District embracing Butler, Preble and
hontgomery counties held their convention last week
and nominated Samuel Craighead as the opponent o
Vaandigham. Robert Q, Schenck the well known
representative OF the old Dayton district the
petitor Of Mr.. q. for the nomination. but the choice
The delegates decided that Mr.. schenck's name
was withdrawn. The Dayton EarIRR, tDouglas) says
that Mr. CraRhead represents the radical slavery
element Of the party in this district This from per.
sondi kno'rodqe gf the is true; AID tbs beltere
sadt 'cu secure te Victoryt 20 Mr. C. Ihs Republicans
ose ooUnties far from being hunkeri fhe history
Mr.. Cd1beTs iu soio. Aslong as ne maintained
anti stdnefy position, Ne iaulinsrdtie aud
only ,UheH he tc his dftenon 10 other urs Of poiiel
bat he failed We think Mr.. Craihead is pretty sure
Of the election. He is very aimable In his manners
and possesses great popularity iy-Ashtabula Sentine