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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-25
HamIIn and the SIOmestead''
1.-The Platform VS.. The Cam
dldate.

At their Convention in Chicago, says the
Cleveland National Democrat, the Abolition
lists, with their usual facility, bowed hot and
cold on the same question. The 18th plank
in their Platform is as follows:
18th. That we protest against the sale or
alienation to others of the public land held by
actual settlers, and against any rieto Of the
free Homestead policy chich regards the
settlers as pdupers or sup~phicators for public
bounty; and ace demand the passage by Con-
greSs Of the complete and satisfactory
Homestead measure aohich has passed tie
House"
Immediately after the adoption of the
above, the Convention went into a ballot for
candidates, and HANNIBAL HAMIN, of Maine,
was made the nominee for Vice President. In
1854, when a Homestead bill had passed the
House of Representatives, and went into the
Senate to be acted upon, this sam HANNIBAL
HAMLIN, then as now a Senator from Maine,
in discussing it, made use of the following
language:
"Mr. President, from an examination OF
this measure, | have found myself unable to
support it in any of the aspects in which it
has been reported to the Senate. / speak OF
the original bill. ISee no sound principle Of
political economy upon Which Such a measure
can be based. 1 think there is none. III
least, there is none iUhich carries conrictioR
to my judgmenH
Again: In 1858 another homestead bill pass.
ed the House and went into the Senate, and
when Mr.. CLINGMAN made n motion TO post.
pone it until the next session, Mr.. SEWARD
called on all who we're friends of the bill to
vote against its -postponement, and make it O
test rOte. When the vote was taken, this same
HANNIBAL HAMLIN voted to postpone it, and
by doing so helped to kill the bill.
Before his nomination, Mr.. HAMLN was, as
we have shown, the bitter opponent of the
Homestead bill, and, if our recollection serves
us, was the only Northern Senator that syste-
matically opposed the measure.
The complete and satisfactory Homestead
measure which passed the House" and which
the Chicago Convention so endorsed, within
the present week has met its fate in both the
Senate and the House, both branches repudi'
ating the bantling in favor of the Senate bill,
with slight amendments, and (tell it not in
GATH every Republican voted thus to destroy
il.
The Convention first declared in favor Of
the Homestead, and then nominated as its
standard bearer the most bitter of its oppon.
ents. In the same resolution they declared in
favor Ofthe House bill, and by implication
against that of the Senate, and within siA
weeks thereafter every Republican member
turns round and votes to sustain the Report o.
a Conference Committee which casts aside tn,
House bill SO strongly commended, in favor o
the Senate bill by implication so strongly con
demned.
What a queer set of fellows these Abolition
lists are. They are only consistent in their ut
ter want of consistency.
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Our mails aud the telegraph this moreing,
bring us accounts ofhow the nomination Of
DovoLAs is received by the people We give
a few:
AT cISCINSArL
The Enquirer Of Sunday says: Az seven
O'Clock last evening an immense gathering as
sembled in front Of our office, drawn together
by the rumor which had pervaded the city for
several hours that Douglas had been nomina-
ted, and which had been emphasized by the
hundred and eighty-two guns fred by the ar
tlllery Of Captain Glass upon the reception Of
the news Of the nomination. Banners with
life-ike portraits Of Mr.. DougTas aoated across
the streets, bands Of Emusic paraded the streets,
b%onires illuminated the horizon, and as we
write an enthusiastic procession is marching
through the streets to the tune,
Behold tho conquerng hero comes,
At ten o'clock at least ten thousand persons
assembled in front of the Enquirer Building,
and amidst the blazing Of rockets and music
by the band, glorious aud enthusiastic speeches
were made by Thos J. Gallagher, Esq, Thos.
A. Logan, Esq, and Jos. T. Egly, when the
crowd and the band started for other points in
the city. Every where they were received
with the greatest enthusiasm, aud the portraits
Of Douglas which they carried in advance
were greeted with the cheers of the multitude.
AT COLUMBUS.
The National Democrats fired thirty-four
guns in honor of the nomination Judge Dong
las. The widest excitement prevails.
AT LAFAYETTE, IND,
The greatest excitement prevails in the city
One hundred guns were fred this evening In
honor Of the nomination of Judge Douglas
Bonfres are burning, and speeches being
made, &c,
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
The city is alive with the greatest excite
ment. The nomination of Douglas was greet
ed with rounds Of cannon. Speeches are be
ing made, bands are playing, bonfres arr
burning, and fireworks are being sent up il
all directions. The greatest enthusiasm nov
prevails. Governor Willard and others ar,
addressing q large crowd.
AT CHICAGO.
The nomination of Judge Douglas was re
ceived with great enthusiasm by his friends
Three hundred guns were fred on the an
nouncement. This evening speeches are be
ing made from the balcony Of the Tremon
House. Bonires are burning at the corr er
of the streets. The Times office is brilliG ntl
Illuminated in honor of the success of ,hei
~favorite.
A. ST. LOUIS.
The Missouri Republican and EerGi
newspaper Offices and Democratic head-qua /
ers are brilliantly Illuminated tonight in hor
or of the nomination of Douglas. Speeche
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Mammoth Weekly Empire"
FOR THE CAMpAtoNi
TEN FOR 81 90!
TWENTY for 81 OOl
FIFTY o $15 90!
GET UP rHEE cLUBsI
LOOK OUT FOR THE CAMPAIGN cUTsI

Now the nominations are made, and the bat
he begun, we hope our friends throughout
Montgomery aud the adjoining counties, will
hurry up their clubs for the WEEKLY EN-
PRE- Experience has proven that one
newspaper is worth a dozen speeches-the
speaker impresses his hearer for the moment,
the newspaper sets its reader to thinking, and
MS he thinks, he rotes, In the fight, the
ENrIRE will be in the FRONT RANK, and We shall
labor till the last minute Of the last hour Of
the last dGyi
We have in course Of preparation a number
of Campaign Cuts, which will form an attrsc-
tive feature Of the WEEKLY EMPiRE. Look
out for the p%icturesl
DOUGLAS AND VICTORYl
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Get on his ''seven Leagne Boots,

Our neighbor of the Journal, this morning,
has evidently put on his "seven league boots"
Hear him:
"The Democracy attempted a ratification OF
the Baltimore nominations, on Saturday night.
They fred a good many guns, raised one bon
fire, and held a meeting at the corner of Third
and Jefferson streets. The Grove numbered
six or seven hundred. The Republican meet
ing at the Court House, listening to Gov.
Chase, vas four times as large as that at the
ratification meeting"
And again;
"An audience which numbered its thous-
ands assembled at the Court House on Satur-
day night to hear Chase.
If the CHASE meeting was composed OF
thousands, the Democratic meeting numbered
tens of 'thousands,' and 'if the Journal ex-
poets to do anything effective against Mr..
DOUGLAS, it must try some other means, than
by deliberately making such mis-statements
as are contained in the above, and endeavoring
to pass them off upon his readers as truth.
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PURIFY III BLOOD

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NI The high aud enyled celebrity which these pre-
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hms rendered the usuai practice Of pulling not only I'M
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In nl oases Of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheuna.
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feverr and Liver Complaints, ~ the south md West
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Dyspepsia-No person with this distressing disease
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Observation-Disclosures affected with this terrible dis
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Call a Meeting.

We have heard quite a number of Democrats
in the city express themselves anxious that a
meeting be convened, by the Central Commit
tee, for the purpose of making the necessary
arrangements for carrying on the campaign
in:an energetic, active manner.
If we wish to triumph, We must work and
if we wish to work successfully, we must have
some s%ystemized plan of operations and this
can only be secured by a meeting of the Demo
crazy, for mutual consultation, and the ap-
pointment of the necessary committees.
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rnE ONE HORSE sHOEING SHOP,

nHIRD Street,-Af few doors East of the Post ONCE,
Dayton, o. The Subscriber Is now better prepared,
than ever 10 accommodate his old customers, and tie
public, in the Horse Shooting business, in It's various
branches. Particular attention will be given to all
lame horses, such as split hOOfs, and bloodhound, and
corns In their feet, will be cured satisfactory TO the
owner of such horses, and If not, money will be re-
funded.
ALSO.-Horses that Interfere will be shod TO pre-
vent il, and warranted, or money refunded.
He will personally superintend all work entrusted to
his care. Thankful for past fayors, he respectfully asks
a continuance Of the patronage OF his old customers,
and will be happy 10 as many new ones
as may favor him with acall.
apr5-dawly NATHAN SIFFERMAE.
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DR. n M..%s"%:. G nsns.%, a, "sss;sI...

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parei heir great popularity only Through years If trial.
U~abouaiei Satisfaction is renderoiby them il all cases; and
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liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, J%daGtfice, Debility 9C The
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and dgestiCe organs, are speedily and permanently cured by
the German Biners.
The Basuaio Ordial has acquired reputation surprising
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These medicines are prepGrodby DR.. C. NJ Jackson fN%S,
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In ne Almanac published annually By t9ofyopriSorS,
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These Atoonaes are girea oony By I'LL oaE. agents.
nc For salcJy W. W. STEWART Sd J. W. DIE
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BY Authority,

Mr., LINCOLN has settled the disputed point
about the proper spelling of his name by the
following letter to the President ofthe Chicago
Convention, the Hon. GEORGE AsHMUS:
~"SPRNGFIELD, Ill, June A, AGO.
"Hon. GEORGE AsHMUN-M Dear Sir: II
seems as if the question whether my FIRST name
is abraham" or "Abram' will never be set
tied. Ii is Abraham "-and IL the letter OF
acceptance is not yet in print, you may, If you
think fit, have my signature thereto printed
abraham Lincoln" Exercise your own
Judgment about this. Yours, as ever,
A. LINCOLN
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pRospE cT Us.
DAYTON
NtVtlg empire,


In se coming great Presidential contest, Ohio will
BE- selectedas the hattie ground of the campaign. our
oppona1ts are already marshaling their forces and or
gmi4hg for the struggle, and it behooyes the Demo-
cracy-all Who love the Union and revere the Constitu-
ton-all Sho hate sectonalism and despise the traitor
Gus teachings of the Stewards and Chasesi of the Gree
leys and Garrisons-to post themselves fully on nj
questions which may arise during the canvass. The
best way to do this is to subscribe for a good Demo-
cratic newspaper, Such IN one we shall endeayor to
make the MAMMOTH DAYTON WEEKLY EN-
PRE-. We have entered for the fight, and shall do all
within our power to aid in securing a triumph for the
good old Democratic party, not only in the county Of
Montgomery, bat also in our whole State. We can
conquerif every Democrat and friend Of the Union will
but do his duty, and aid in securing a perfect, thorough
and united organization of our friends. Win youd do III
Aside from the political features of the WEEKLY
EMPIRE, il will contain a careful selection of Literary
and Miscellaneous reading, adapted for the Home Cir
Gle, the Workshop and the Farm. 1t will also contain
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-25

SATURDAY, JUNE 30, ise0
The Democratic voters Of Montgomery county are
requested % meet Ia Dayton, on Saturday, the aoth Of
June, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose q electing nine
delegates TO represent them IN the Democratic State
Convention, which meets IN Columbus on the eth day
of July next, for the purpose Of dominating candidates
for the State Offices. Also, a Ticket OF Electors tQr RE
sident and Vice President. Let there be a good gath
ering. Timely notice will he given Ofthe place OF meet
ing. BY order Of the Central Committee,
JONATHAN KENNEY,
GEORGE WOGAMAN,
W. n. GILLESplE,
W. y. JANIS,
HIRAM LEWIS,
WIN. EGRi,
WIN. GOUDY,
". BLANCHARD,
JAMES BARTMESS.
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Coming Already.

We have heard the namespf several Repub-
licans mentioned, as having declared, on Sat.
urday evening, that they will vote for DoUGLAs
and FITzPATRIcK. One even offered to bet
500 ON their election. This is but "the be-
ginning ofthe end"
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ROBERT OGDEN,
Plumber 4 Steam Pipe Filter,
No. ia Jefferson street,
No. "a Jefferson street

nNE door below ChristOpher's Auction Rooms, Day
~ ton, Ohio. / have on hand a large quantity Of Lin
and Force Pumps for Wells and Cisterns, Of Copper,
Iron, Lead Pipes and Sheet Lead; also all kinds Of
Brsas Works, Pumps, Bath Water Closets and Wash
stands fixed and repaired on the shortest notice and
most reasonable terms.
BEAUTIFUL FOUNTAINS
viii he put up for all who may desire them, in the very
host style, and at prices to suit the times. | will attend
to order IN this line promptly, and will guarantee salts
mcton.
Just received q lot OF Fancy style Pumps, and q guam
tty Of ornamental articles in the line.
can supply Mechanics, Distillers and Manufacturers
with some Of the best Lin and Force Pumps in the
State; they will discharge from seven to one hundred
and siXty gallons per minute.
All work warranted, and ut ~ low price rs the lowest.
Cash paid for old Copper, Brass and Pewter, &C.
myiG-tf ROBERT OGDEN.
Il stock Of Groceries and Liquors, for sde
n bv ap2U A. PRUDEN, ut the Basin. 81
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ofAlabamd,

81 AtdDdWdI
and shall labor untiringly and TO the best Of
our ability, to secure their triumphant cleo
ton. And, we utter but our honest belief in
saying, that no stronger or more popular tick
ct, especially for the Northwest could posi-
bly, have been selected.
Democrats of Montgomery, aud the Third
District, your voice has been heard, and your
choice, above all others, has been chosen to
carry the flag, and lead you to do battle
against the Republican hosts, You pledged
to do more than your duty, If Douglas were
selected; and our representatives at the Con-
v%ention pledged their fellow members, in your
behalf, that if he should be chosen as the can
didate, they would give as many electoral
votes, for his election, in the Northwest, as
they gave votes for his nomination The
Convention has listened to your voice, and
granted your request, and now it devolves up
on you to make good your pledges. 10 work,
then, every one. Organize your Townships
and School Districts, and prove by your ac-
tons that you we're in earnest in your pledges.
The Opposition are in the field, and have
been, and are low, working their utmost to
secure for their ticket-LIScoIN and HAMLIN
"a majority in this county and district. viii
you let them do it2 We think not-we knop
they cannot, if every one of you will but do
his duty. And more, we believe we are safe
in saying, that you can and will give at least
600 majority in good old Montgomery for the
Democratic ticket
Our nominee for President is well enough
known, by the members of the Opposition as
well as Of the Democratic party, to require no
extensive biographical sketch at our hands.
s. If any there be, who are ~unacquainted with
his life, we can only say we have yet to hear
of them. At all events, it will be sufficient to
inform our opposition friends that he is the
same man who beat "old ABE" in that little
Senatorial fight" in Illinois, in 1858, and who
will repeat the dose" next November, only
more so.
Our candidate for Vice President-BENJA.
MN F~IrzPATRIcE-we believe, is a native Of
Alabama, which State he now represents in
the United States Senate, this being his Sc.
cond term, and is one of the best and purest,
and most talented men the South has ever
produced. There is not a man in the whole
catalogue of living American statesmen, toI
whom we would prefer voting, both as a man
and as a Democrat than BENJAMIN FITzPAT
RICK, of Alabama.
We repeat, to work then every Democrat in
the county and District We can and Wii,
beat the Opposition.
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BG-We had the pleasure of a call from ouT
clever, fat contemporary, of the Richmond, la,
JefsrsOnian, JAMES ELDER, Esq. He starts
for home to-day, where he will roll up his
sleeves and go to work for Douglas, with Q
will He has no doubt Of the success of the
ticket in Indiana
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md aerederr, rnnrontlnn.

The Seceders' Convention met at Bal,l-
more, on Saturday last, and aner organizing,
nominated JoHN G B~nscxrSRipoE, Of Ky, for
President, and JoE LASr, Of Oregon for Vice
President
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Superior Court, No. la7o.

vs.. INUDOrTOr InnrI M 1O-O
Andrew Egan, ct. nj. 100
RY virtue OF an order Of the Superior Court of the
ID County of Montgomery, Chic, made nd H. Anrii
Tuesday June 10, 1860.
At the door of the Court House IN the CITY Of navt,r
between the hours of two and four O'Clock y. m. Of said
following described real estate, to wit lying in Mad Iiiy.
er township, IN said county, and being lots number
seven,eight, nine and ten as designated on a plat OF tho
subdivision Of part Of section 27-ToWn OF range Z.
between the Miami Rivers made by Daniel BeckeI and
we, ana recorded oiiplat book a. pages 40 and AZ of
the Records Of Montgomery county "
sad lots are a part Of Cox firm, contain one AGRA
earii ana are well htled for gardening purposes.
Eachl0 Is appraised ut tl25,00 and may sell for Ss3..
3D.; GEo W, MALLAMBRE, Master Com.
Hour & WALKER, Attorneys. mvI0-IaWJa,g
WARNING-Haylug lost two Of the undersigned
notes, given by q. A. Sohwind-one OF them for
UheAnoumt of SG2, dated nom Jan. /, 1858, Zone dsy
soonero or hter) Tho second ofSi0, dated May 10, 1865.
Both are paid and worthless.
lel2d3 JACOB sFIIS
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ORGANIZE.

We urge upon the Democrats Of the city the
necessity of an immediate, thorough, and per
feet organization the various Wards.
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Al twelve o'clock, to-day, both Houses Of
Congress adjourned, sins die The Senate
will hold an executive session tomorrow
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Hs~ssrs % sAs sssisssi Democratic

Hon. G. L. VALLANDIGHAM, Of Ohio, Chairman.
Hon. WILLIAM BARKsDALE, Of Miss.
Hon. MILES TAYLOR Of Louisiana.
Hon. WILLIAM BI0LER, Of Pennsylvania.
Hon. THOMAS 8. BOCOCK, Of Virginia.
Hon. JNO. A. LOGAN, Of Illinois.
Hon. VIM. VI. english. Of Indiana.
Hon. JOHN ~COCHRAHk, Of New York.
Seerefargof umsnnfoe.-M. w. CLUSkl, ESQ.
Treosursr-JONAH d. HOOVER, ESQ.
Rooms-No. =, ~ street, near the City Hall,
- All communications should be addressed 10
HON. G.. l. VALLANDlGHAM, NJ. g,
Chm Nat Dem. Camplm Committee,
Washington, d. G.
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