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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
Negro Equality.

The Journal quotes and indorses the follow
ing statement
In the state Of Ohio persons Of less than one
calf negro blood are allowed TO vote. At the
time this privilege was conferred upon them
the Democratic party were in power, and they
framed the Constitution which extended the
right of suffrage TO persons Of colorl
The Constitution of Ohio, framed by Demo
Gratis, restricts the right of suffrage to white
male citizens of the age of twenty-one years
and over Does this provision extend the
right of suffrage to persons Of colorG' Ger
tainly it had no such intention When Ohio
became Abolitionized, and the Abolitionists
had elected majority of the Judges of the Su-
preme Court of that State, that Republican or
Abolition tribunal declared that persons of
less than one half negro blood" were white
male citizens, and entitled to vote And yet
the Journal attempts to make the Democratic
party responsible for the decision of Black Re
publican Judges In Maine the Republican
Supreme Court placed the negro upon "aper-
feet equality with the white man" and in
Massachusetts the Republican negroworship-
ers say that negro from the junges of Africa
or Sauthern plantation is better than white
man born upon a foreign soil--IndidnapOis
Sentinel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
A Republican Candidate on the
stump.

Mr.. Cunningham, the Republican candidate
for Congress in the Illinois District opposite
Terre Haute, made a speech at Olney, in Low
er Egypt, few days since, and his eloquent
effort is thus reported by a correspondent of
the Vincennes SHa
FELLER-CTIzENs - This is the fust crowd
I've had the honor 10 dress that bad no ladies
and it sprses me as much as it did TO see
our crowd to-day spose it's known ter most
er you that ] was annominated to Congress at
Mattoon tho I'm rusty polertict I've bin to-
terms in the legislature with Abe Lincoln.
was born in Kentucky, in the jinn county Of
Hardin, whar Old Abe was born-that is now
Larue CO. y ! knowed Hanks better nor
Old A. we had many wrestle with him.
] ar with them--and worked with
rse at two bits a day til ] was twenty
r1t old when | come TO the Elenoi,
got a competence an Jim Robin
Gays I've money enough to buy myself in
. Congress, &c
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
stand by the County Ticket.

Stand by your County Ticket II is ticket
of which every Democrat both as a Democrat
and as citizen, may well be proud for it is
a ticket composed of good and true men,
and it is the bounden duty of every good man
who is sincere in his profession of principles,
to work and vote for the ticket of his own par
ty. Black Republicans will be prowling about
the country-indeed they are already doing SO
manufacturing and circulating all manner
of false and silly charges against Democratic
candidates and soliciting honest Democrats
to vote the Black Republican ticket Where
they cannot make vote for their whole ticket
they will strike for portion of it-for Sheriff,
for Auditor for Probate Judge, or for Commits
sioner. Every true Democrat should remem-
Der that this year especially is not the time to
divide or split tickets, for there are great prin-
ciples pending in the canvass And this game
of splitting tickets and trading one candidate
for another is never indulged in or praeticed
by Republicans except when they have all to
gain and nothing to lose. They never do..t with
Democrats where they are in the majority and
able to elect their ticket by their own strength
And when they do cajole and entrap Demo
Gratis into the game, they only laugh at them
for their folly afterwards Let Democrats be
| on their guard
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
For the Empire.l
Democratic Meeting at Farmers
willie.

On Monday evening the Democracy of "old
Jackson assembled at the above place, under
notice Of about two hours, and were ably
and eloquently addressed by Messrs J. F.
Thompson, A. B. Leaman and Judge Bag
gott Neither l:and-bill nor the EMPIRE, which
contained the announcement, had reached us,
yet about seyenty-five were in attendance.
Comparing this with the Republican meet
ing on Saturday evening it evinces the inev-
table TRUTH that "things is working every
way in favor ofthe Democracy, and ''old Jack
SON will ever be found on the alert.
The facts set forth in the addresses of the
gentlemen we're such as no man would dare
attempt to controvert Judge Baggott, we
have every reason to believe will admit the
last will and testiment of the Republican par
ty to probate, before the next six months shall
pass by. The NeUer Sleeps are organizing
here and will soon number one hundred, an
emblem of the majority ''old Jackson" designs
giving the Democratic ticket in this campaign
"BY THE ETERNAL"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

Bt5-The Journal goes of on strain of
'the horrible this morning because nut
was found off of one of the spindles of the
Germantown Band Wagon on the return from
Middletown on Friday night, and attempts by
its characteristic inuendoto convey the impress
sion that it was "a Democratic trick When
it is known that the members of the Band
are nearly all BELL-EyERErr men, the Jour
mails talk can be understood
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
The AIIddIeI0WR DemOnstra-
tlOn.

The Journal labors through nearly col
umn this morning in regard to the Middle
towniaHair, and,yet does not disprovea single
statement contained in the EXPIRE of yester-
ay--statements made by its OlOn party friends,
who were upon the train, and who Dere put of
of it The Journal of yesterday character
lied our statement of Saturday as 'whole-
sale fabrication, and yet when we gave our
authority, gave the facts as detailed to us by the
political friends of Mr., CRAIsHEAD and of the
Journal, the editor of that paper answers by
prevarication. 1t cannot impeach the testi-
mony of its party Witnesses deny the
statements made by its own party friends
We made the charge against Mr.. CRAIG-
HEAD upon the voluntary evidence of his
iriends--we have given our authority. Let
NJ, CnAIoHEAD and his organ settle the diff
Guilty as best they can. Il Is "noae OF our
fight, we did not bring about the 'irrepres-
sible conflict AID pf course do not hold our
selves Responsible for IL Consequences
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
Nrm advertisements,
FRESH LAKE FISH.
WILL BE RECEIVED BY
@. X. HECKLER, NO, 2Si, THIRD STREET,
zone Door West Of the p. o.
EVERY DAY FROM THIS DATE.
sep1sd6
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

MASTER COMMISSIONERS s SALE.
John Clemmer, No. 1863
against Superior Court Of
Richard Green,ct al. Montgomery VC, co.. o.
DURSUANT to an order of the superior cont Of
Il Montgomery county, Ohio made In the above case
at the June term, A. d. 1860 and 10 me directed shall
offer at public auction Of the door Of the Court House
IN city OF Dayton, in the county Of Montgomery,
Tuesday, Oot0bsr gh, 1860,
Between the hours Of two and four o'clock D. M ofsad
day, tho following described real estate situate in the
city Of DAYTON, county Of Montgomery, aud state of
OHIO, TO wit All that lot tract parcel OF land bound.
ed ~ follows to wit Beginning M the northeast corner
OF In lot No. one hundred and hy eight ass on the
plat 81 the town OF Dayton thence westwardly with the
northern boundary eight poles 10 line Of the hcirs Of
Henry Brown, decd thence at right angles sOnthward
with said Browns line, two (2 poles thence NJ right an
giles eastward eight poles TO Main street. thence north
ward with Main street 10 the place ufbeginnng contain
lug sixteen Qd) perches, be the same more or less
excepting nevertheless twenty 0 feet Of the west end
OF said premises, and also including 30 murh OF the
brick wall Of the Phillips House ~ adons the North
side Of said promises, aud the ground on which said
wall stands, has been conveyed to said Green y the
Phillips House Hotel Company.
Said property is 10 be sold on Judgment In favor Of
John Cleinmer against Richard Green, ct A. The
above property has been nappmised at six thousand dol
lars and cannot be- sold for less than two thirds the ap
prnisement which Is $1,000. Terms Of sale cash
N. n. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner superior court, Mont CO.
u. p. cUPPT, Atty. seplsdawtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
BEM0CRATIC NOMINATIONS,

For President f--sTEpHEN A. DOUGLAS, Of Illinois.
. For lice Pfcsdeni- y -HERsCHELL v. JOHNSON, of
STATE TICKET
=, fbr saprc~e Snaoc- THOMAS D. s. SMITH, Of
fS'' .lfsoSsssy oeaeoi--D W. srAMBAueH, Of Tiis.
caipwas
:, %. Aisso-. .er Bood Of pS1s Woyk.-A ABNER L.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Stark county; WILLIAM y. woOus, n licking
Dssfria Isecfors--ist District-ws. J rtAaa nfiIan
itVn; 1d--JoHS ScHffT, ~ Hamilton; afd--JAgar w.
foos, OF Probe; 4u-SfLAs b. WALKfn, of shelly;
bth--EDwkKp saerrirIn, of Henry; Gth--NEvroS n
DrvoEE. of Brown. 7thfiESnY G. CarfaAS, Of FAyctie
sih-Gsoean v; srAYnAS, of DelaNarc; oth--CnlsrrR
Morr, o. Wynndotic; l0h-iouN d. JAnGs, of Jackson,
1lih-IAnEs NJ Mntrn, Of Meiea l2h-sANrrt u
fosfEn OF Franlllni l3th--WiLtiAN DUHntS n Eric
lfth--bunn kntIoga, of Ashland; lbih-NicH0LAs y
joss, * Holmes; ioth-Amoa TAfnAN, of Washington;
l7th-WtfsnS =, ktxNoS of Belmont Isth-lsaArL n
CARrEn. ofsummt i0th-CnAnIFs y, AnsNs, IL Lake;
ath-GroHgE A. HovAnp, Of Ashtalnlsi 2ist~GFoRes
Tbr CSugress-C. /. vALLANDiGHAN. Of Mont.
gomery.
For Jedge of rhe Superior uairt-DANlEL A.
HAYNES.
COUNTY TICKET.
Fbr Shtrif-GEORGE WOGAMAN.
Fbr Ctorl-D X. BOYER.
Itobofe Judge-JAAfE.s II. BAGGOTT
Anf1or-B. NJ. AYREs
0gmissioner-ADFREn IAMS,
Hhisty fsfoa0r--PAFRtCK O'CoNNELL.
Director Of fndrnaofTi- HIRAM LEWIS.
Flour Iaspectof-J. ZIMMERMAN,
fbR fnPccfor-GEoRGE W. RODGERS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
'sFree HOnes.o

The record of Hamln against the home
stead bill troubles the Black Republicans
HMr. President" said he in the speech he de-
hyered on the 10th Of July, 1854, from an
examination of this measure have found my
self unable to support it in any of the aspects
in which it has been presented TO the Senate
| speak of the original bill see no sound
principle of political economy upon which such
a measure can be based think there is
none. At least there is none which carries
conviction to my judgment"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

gsS~The editor of the Journal does not an
swer our question "How long has JOHN Mills
held Office in this countyY' but refers to it
over the signature of Common Sense the
possession ofwhich his Creator has for some
wise reason, we doubt not deprived him of
DO uotasS us how we knew you wrote ton
its face is the evidence; the "cloyen foot can
not he hid. Answer our question plainly and
without preynricaton
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
interfering win slavery.

The Black Republicans are all the while de-
nying that they intend to interfere with slave
~ in the States And yet SEWARD held the
Glowing language in his Lansing speech;
"Nnw, from the beginning of my existence
" politics | have seen lhs conflict, and |
nave considered that my hounden duty as q
patriot WAS to see TO il, 50 far as il depend up
ON my action, thai every new State should be
a free State. and b simiaish siare,y IN the
STARE States 50 ian al onstitpfionaig IL
could be done
II this is not interference With siavefg,in
the slave States, then what Is in sEwARn
says he considers II his bouuden duty to di-
minsh slavery in the slave States So did
JoHs BRowE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
The Douglas Demonstration In


New Work.
The New York Nsrs says Of THE demon
slraiion.
"In magnitude Of numbers and in the spirit
that prevailed, Il far transcribed any political
meeting ever held 10 the City OF New York
We may 70 further, and say without exagger-
alton, that Il was probably the most imposing
demonstration Of the kind that has taken
place IN The United Staies II was one OF
those wonders Of city life that are only bcheld
at long intervals, and are only called forth by
some great exigency that stirs up the hearts
Of the people
At ten o'clock IN the morning a score or 30
OF people were on the ground, experimenting
che barbecuing Of the meats and making the
necessary arrangements for speakers in differ
e1t parts Of the Wood. Five hours later, and
10, the changel As if by magic fly thous-
and people are transported TO the place, 70
listen the clarion voice Of the Little Giant Of
the West. and to the lofty and polished elo-
quence OF the statesman patriot Of Georgia
Il was the FIRST time in the history Of the
countryth that the candidates ef the Democratic
party for President and Vice President had
met upon the same rostrum to speak 10 the
people on the momemtous questions Of the
day The audience was worthy Of the men
and the cause, and the report we publish else
where in the present Rsue testify to the stir.
ring and forceful eloquence with which they
discharged that duty
The moral effect of this meeting will extend
far beyond the limits of the metropolis. II
viii reach the cities and towns, and penetrate
to the life TO the activity everywhere prevail
ing among the regular Democrats, and extin
guish the few Pickering sparks Of vitality thai
linger among the partisans Of the Secession
lists 1t will give hope aud courage TO those
who doubted the strength and determination
Of the Douglas Democracy TO carry the State
aud il will bring TO our ranks the whole body
Of conservative, Union men who can not fai
to see that with us only rests the power to save
the country from the domination Of the Black
Republicans,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
FizzIe No. II.

A correspondent writing from Little York,
informs us that the Republicans had mag
nifcent fizzle' at that place on Thursday last
Two of the Republican stumpers from Dayton
went out and made tremendous speeches to a
tremendous crowd of about forty-six all told:
'til'Nlit1 "
BOYS n
The Republican speakers are having a sor
ry time of it They can only get up crowd
by taking it with them. Republicansm is in
the scar and yellow leaf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

Bsy"S b JACKSON says in the Jomnoi of
this morning that he was not asked at Beay-
ertownif he endorsed BRINEERHoFF decision
We have the word ola gentleman who was at
the meeting, and whose assertion will 60 as far
as Mr. JAcKsoN's, that the question was asked
and answered in the affirmative
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

ng-- The New York World says: "Strong
as the Republicans thought themselves two
months ago, they now begin TO see that the
New York election is to be one of the most
hotly contested ever known in the State, and
that they must not any longer rest their hopes
of success on the divisions and weakness of
the enemy. If victory shall finally perch on
their standard, it will be after a hard-fought
battle, in which no mistake is made and no
blow misdirected"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

TIE PRNCE OF WALEs-The Prince will
visit Chicago and St Louis, and then spend
several days in grouse shooting on the Hi
nois prairies. From New York he goes up
the Hudson, stopping at West Point, and
reaching Albany on the 10th of October On
the 18th he will go to Boston, in car fitted
up especially for bis use He will remain at
Boston until the 18th, when he will proceed
to Portland, where he will embark for home,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18


II you do not wish TO be brought into compe-
,i,ion with the negro, Il is your duty to vote
against the Republican party, which not only
proposes to remove the only barrier which now
prevents runaway slaves from making this
State their home, but actually invites the ne
groes to settle in our midst, by promising to
place them on terms Of equality with white
men.
y FREEMEN or MONTGOMERY,
lf you are opposed to the Republican decision
giving certain negroes the righ, to vote, and
the right TO hold Office, Il Is your duty to vote
the entire Democratic ticket
IT is THE DUTY
or every voter who believes that man is ca
pable of selfgovernmen,, and Is willing 10 al
low the people Of a territory the right TO man
age their own affnirs as they shall deem best,
subject only to the Consultation Of the United
States, TO labor and TO vote for the candidates
on the Democratic ticket, all Of whom believe
in the doctrine Of Congressional non in terren.
lion.
EVERY VOTER
Who is opposed TO sectionalism and the ''irre-
pressible conflict doctrine Of the Republican
party, has a duty to perform at the approach.
ing election If he is sincere he will not vote
for single candidate on the Republican tick.
ct, all Of whom are laboring for the election Of
"irrepressible conflict" men, and the triumph
or sectional doctrines
STRIKE HOME
Let all the men in Montgomery county-the
high and the low, the rich and the poor-who
are opposed to the negroequslity doctrines Of
the Republican party in this State, unite a,
the coming election, and labor early and late
from this on until the last vote is polled
against every man on the Republican ticket
"Strike home, every time Make the victory
for the phite mans ticket complete, by defeat
ing every candidate who upholds and defends
the black banner of Republicanism. "Strik,
home, men, and "the dayis ours
YOUNG MEN,
The cause Of the white men, the enforcement
Of our laws, and the defeat of sectonalism
call upon youto labor with all the energy yo,
possess and with all the talent with which you
are endowed, in opposition to the Republican
party and its candidates, BE active, vigilan
and untiring. Let it not be said that the gal
liant young men Of Montgomery faltered wher
thus called upon Remember that the caus,
in which we are engaged is the cause of tn,
white man. See to tthen that every conserv
ative, union-loving vote is polled against sec
tional Republicanism on the Second Tuesda,
of October next
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

DsS"C b HARTMAY, Esq, addressed quite
a large crowd at The Rancho last night
There was no call for a meeting, but the boys
happened in, and of course so large a crowd
must have speech. A larger crowd gathers
nt The Rancho every evening, than can be got
up on two days notice by the Publicans
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
Look out for Themi

Seven persons are expected to arrive on the
train from Xenia this evening, who say they
are coming to the city for the purpose Of vo-
ting the Republican ticket An NJ ID. and a
Rev are among the party, Look out for them,
and spot them immediately Their names as
well as their stopping place can be given, when
called for.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

DsSy" The Journal says this morning that
the Wide-Awakes will only send delegation
TO New Paris tonight This, we suppose is
rendered necessary in consequence Of the loss
of arms and equipments in the disastrous re-
treat from Mddletown on Friday night
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
e.The UnkIndest Cut OF ALL,

One Of the statements we published yester-
day affirmed that the Conductor ordered the
negro porter to put off portion of the Mid
dletown delegation, Unkind isn't it, to be so
treated by that peculiar element of modern
Republicanism-the negro.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
Aiberp
Ho s z TALK,

ToHN sHELLEBERGER, on the West side Of JET.
y ferson street is now hlly prepared 10 accommodate
the public with nlst HORSES GOOD BUGGIES, CAR.
RlAiEs, and every thing that may be found in well
regulated Livery stable H'
As TO his ability 10 please and give entire satisfctsn
10 all who may favor him with their patronage. He
takes great pleasure in referring 70 lhe following COM
petent iudRes Claburn Hagan, y. Heaihman, James
W. LOwrey, John WiRgini, Lee KeriOot and Peter
Voorhees, all Of whom, testified under oath, Rfew days
ago, that Mr. s. " Of the very hest Livery Men IN
draws customers nom all parts Of tie world. II any
one doubts the truth Of this statement refer 20 Geo
W Houk,and John Howard, Attorneys At Law.
mari4-yl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

pS~ The Journal gives the Democracy the
credit of having twothirds Of the number pres.
ent at their Fry Town meeting. In
this respect we are ahead, for at Republican
meetings the number generally stands Dem
ocrats 10 'Pnhlicnn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

pI-The Journal referring to the speech of
Mr. HARTMAN at The Rancho last night, a.
tempts TO make sport of the gentleman birth
place Take care, Mr.. Journal, some others
in this community "came from the East"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
FIGURING MILL FOR SALE.

HNowN As the "Pqua Lock Mills'' situated on Main
IN street, the centre Of the city of Piqua. The
Mil hasfour OF stone machinery all complete or
der II has large city and country custom, and being
located the Canal, and Railroads, It possesses
great advantages in the receiving and shipping OF grain
and -four
There il also connected with the above good saw
mill fullng mill, carding, spinning and power ooms
and large log yard The whole il supplied by abn
dant power from the Canal at the low rent of S2lO per
gear.
The FIGURING Mill will be sold separate, the whole
together at low price and terms the
sonable. jyf0 CHAS f. CLARKE, Sd ST.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

D4-Article of the Bylaws provides, that
during the sttings of the meeting, the mem
bers must wear the Regulation Uniform, un-
less excused for good cause shown by ma
jority vote.
Papers throughout the State please COPY I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

s6S- The Journal speaks of spirit manifes-
tations at the New Lebanon meeting on Sat
urday night Does it mean rapping spirits,
or spirits peculiar to the room in which the
meeting was heldf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
Ohio VoIunteer NIiIitin.


The Annual Meeting of the Military Associ-
alton of the State Of Ohio will be held ut Day.
ton, on Wednesday, Sept 26, 1860, at the
Light Guard Armory, at 10 o'clock, A. M,
BY order,
j. A. JONES, Maj. Gen. 7th Div,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
FOR SALE

convenient two story Brick Dwelling on Jones street.
containing o rooms, summer kitchen, cistern, WE'LL
cellar, stabng, &C., with choice fruit This property
will be sold at bargain ifapplcaion he made soon
the wishes TO remove from the city Enquire OF
ie22 CHAs. u. CLARKE, Third st
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

BsS- by reference to the telegraph news It
will be seen that WALKERS party has been
captured and the "greyeyed man Of destiny
s.to he shot.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18
DEMoCRATIC
TOWNSHIP MEETINGS
Turn Out and Hear the Truth!

Brookville, Thursday evening, Sept 20. G.
w. Houk and Gates p. Thruston.
Bear Creek, Jefferson township, Thursday
evening, Sept 20. j. A. Jordan, and Capt
Adam Clay.
Alexandersville,.. Wednesday evening Sept
49, l. M. Jordan and c. B. Hartman
Woodburn, Thursday evening, Sept 90 j.
H. Baggott and N. f. Jordan
Harshmanville, Sept 20, at / clock, PM
c. L. Vallandigham and A. v Hofer will ad-
dress the meeting.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-18

BdS-The news Of Miramon's defeat is dis.
credited by parties in Washington, who pro-
fess TO have the latest reliable information
from Mexico.