Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-29

menis cordially uniting npon and supporting
a man for Office, can amy other conclusion be
errived at than that the candidate thus sup.
ported, indirectly Il not directly, has hnished
guarantees, in acts or words, that such senti.
men,s shall no, be interfcrcd with 10 case q
his eleciion2
These men from whom we have quoted no
one certainly can deny, are leaders-promi.
hcnt leaders N he Repobucan organization
They aid in Keeping il In existence, and their
voice Is potent in directing its c@ounsels Not
a campaign passes but that ihey will be found
raiying their supporiers ia behalf Of Rcpobii.
caniam Positions Of honor aud trust have
been bestowed upon oil Of them, aud Il was
While holding such positions that they have
given ntierancc to the sentiments quoted 1t
was the custom for the Republican journals Of
this State, bat a short time since, TO quote
articles from such disunion sheets in the
South as the Charleston MeroHH-a paper
which never has and does not now claim 10
belong to the Democratic party-and parade
them before tho people rs Democratic doe.
trines-as evidence that the whole Democratic
party was in favor Of d]isunion, notification,
the re-opcning Of the African slave trade, &c.
Now, we ash, If the doctrine of a Southern
disuuion paper IS proper proof TO convict the
Democracy Of the country whether the scnti-
mcnts Of such men as we have quoted-Gm-
piSas aud SrALDISo, CHASE and SUMNER,
WADE aud BLAKE, and the others-mcn who
reside in our own section, aud where Republi-
canism thrives the most-is not much better
evidence as to the doctrines of the party which
nominated ABE LdNcoLN? The extracts we
have given, are but "A small portion of those
we have on hand they are sufficient, however,
to exhibit TO the people Of this section Of the
State, the views entertained by the leaders Of
the Republican organization.
In addition, VIZ viii add that every paper
in this State, aud there were n number, which
syInpathized with aud endorsed the Ions
BRowN raid,-eyery paper which mourned the
death Of this horse thief and conspirator, aud
denounced the sentence of the law which con.
signed the hoary headed villain TO the gallows
now floats the Republican banner, aud is
laboring for the election of LINcoLN and HAM
LIN. In Lorain county where bells were
tollcd, and funeral o]raiions delivered. in sum
nit county where the Court was adjourned by
Judge CARPENTER, and eloquent addresses de
livered by the Republican Attorney General
and others, 'as u mark of respect and sympa
thy for JoHN Bows in Ashtabula county,
where his death.was mourned by sermons and
professions, aud where even now three of the
conspirators find protection, Il larger majority
will be given for the Republican candidates,
in proportion to the votes cast, than in any
other three counties in the State.
Aud with all this evidence there are certain
men in this section who assert. that the Re.
publican party is a conservative party-a
white man party'-the "old wing party un-
der a new name We are willing to let the
people Of Southern Ohio decide the matter for
themselves, feeling confident that their YER
diet in November will be rendered in favor
of the Democratic party and its nominees,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS and HERscHELL. V.
JOHNSON.