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of sh.k.pere sId lours q rnsdsrrs
81 the great dspstst, have 10 rich iuteisosual
trial this evtnhg Mr. rssissro, Who has air adv
chained sppreos,ivc Nee Tort Audience ~ith his
sHce~o, -~c,,s,'ors trvm ,ns sa,sor. ~n sas
evening reclts The great psy u "rhe xerohsat ~
veo,o-," before "a. Mercantile Library A.socsa.soa,
u1tsc Han To judg- BY sr rssvs-o'e fe-~sv sscnsss
g. be wia prove mssi' fully ospsoe o. masse~ns sh<
sfNcultses With ~b,cn this pav ssosods r-pso ally
whcs rscited ny susl. ps~~su I'Yae ordinary 49,
bot ressirss ins-se. versatility Of talent y, imts.1
sAAr~c,~~s cppaste that 9TH ~nica the herno4n
o. vc scs" aeounds; and when 10 coossde~si sasa Ar
r>sssro 2, oitee -st,r~y rom mcmc~y, tns dcuy y
the tsss ~ilI M p~rc.'v'd 70 Ne eobaDo~d We bop>
Tie lAeo led ru,Ierzn have a-rs safi-sce
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November, 1863, for Havana. from which place
she hailed when captured.
An spolicsuos wns made befhre Judge ssthet
hand yesterday. in chambers. tor stay OF proceed
ines IN tbe case OF when Mnilgan. ar Brady
srsueo ir some ume. Tie Judge took the papers
and reserved hs decision.
the city election yesterday passed on without any
distui Dances whatever With ali the lpteresx Il
stske the part OF the property holders and tax.
payers Of the city and With registered vote Of
over one hundred and twenty thousand, the vote
is Lest bsn one.hsf OF that polled y, the Pro
sioeatiS. election. which was nipety.ave thou.
sand The day was stormy oae. ami this
no doubt had some Influence on the vote. The
Adermea elected are TOM r-puhlicss and I've de-
Beo'adc. Foar Of those wbs voted for the Jspsoe,e
bill have been returned. Republican loss two 10
the Bosrd. The new Board o, Aldermen wiD
s'snd demoeratio thirteen. republican foar. The
returns for CouDci men are mesgre that we are
unable 10 give the result At the hour 81 which we
go 10 press.
Tue sDStoa nos.ket quiet yesterday, and sAes
400 osles ciosus shs bsse ~ 100 70,
nicdli.g up,snds. Owns 70 the ,ncse4es Grmn n 10
fr~sb@ sao the io~ ~ sterling exchanges. -four
spc prices favored purchasers espe1,sY 70
CO and medium srsoes Wheat heavy, 18th
FAR safes, without change OF moment prices 0ons,
cershle snpmaGu abroad beng made
s1eouDs Of hoioe-s. Corr was heasy and
cheaper. with rather dong al tns COO
psTk 10 petter request
firm 'or 3, SO 10, ~nie prime loser, aad
soto at $40 20 SIC 80 Sassrv we're h~svy With s.ia
= s2i tbcs mcsdy for renoirg at sx- sad IA snxes
apI W 40 bar Rio Office ,d,sso by sactoa. . ss9
nhds SOD ~ isxo l4o, sverAx- 10 $40 eho~iag
a dscliLe o. " TO 10 ter 10 Freigow ermer.
sopnsn Of ssas f,oey oaie far Liverpool Ia
lsAi for IN buk saa nsss snd i7hi III
Elour ,sseu 81 ,ndor ct Aod ~1s.s Ia sn %
hsss, ~ lt.1. To Glasgow ~ COO 3cs ssis Pt~s
d IL I'D
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y ov.ee as hrg fh~ . d~rvcs. . frva syS
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uuw.orp AD-t sss ~ssip ne>s n~As- go L &C.
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pwvAEvrErs
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W whh hsa u Arsk ~ ' " The -~r~~s
Earrorrxss, a.p tavsayoot S-s~.ssp r~~~sr. TO
~-~nz NJ. & at w~er 90 ns~ur s-s y Dee
n Prv iscrs n ss.wst Pwe.m~sfh no N 81 q
t-A q Ntnss b lHe-ssw a. . hsrAe So ~ ~
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kp~r~r. ~ H>wsAa-. Ala surk~A usnt = Ma f-r
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nv ~ ~h<Are1 so~v~ai ~ Mo dsa~ - 6Svtt- n
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NEW YORK HERALD.

JAM zee 90 Il u - n K Hn r Il,
kDraR sSB sSurRIF .Os
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
THE HAMILTON DEMONSTRATION.
THE VISIT RETURNED.
DAYTON ssna. a DsIsgation Of nearly 700.

The torchlight parade at Hamilton on Sat
urday night, was grand affair Delegations
were present from most of the surrounding
townships and monster delegation from
Dayton The procession, after being formed,
was fully mile and quarter in length,
carrying over sixteen hundred torches. 1t is
admitted on all hands-by men of all parties
that it was the most magnificent night display
ever witnessed in Hamilton.
The Journal this morning places the mum
Der present from this city, at two hundred,
The amount of truth in the Journals state
ment, will he perceived when we state that by
actual count there were sir hundred and
eighty-three persons requiring hirtee" cars
to convey them.
After parading through all the principal
streets of Hamilton the vast crowd in attend
ance gathered in the Public Square, where
they were ably addressed by STEPHEN Nc
GRoARTy, Esq, of Cineipnati.
The speaking was kept up until nearly mid
night, when the various delegations left fo
their respective homes, satisfied that the Dem
ocrats of old Butler would fulfill their prom
ise of giving fifteen hundred majority 70
the Democratic ticket on the 9th day of OC
tober
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
HON. STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
~
LTD AY TO N

The following Committee have been appoint
cd by the Democratic Executive Committee
to proceed TO Columbus, and receive Mr.
DoueLAs-Hon. c. L. VArIANDIonAN, Hon.
T. ]. S. SNIrn, Hon G. W. HouS, IoNArUAS
KExxKY, Esq, and l. r. Kelly, Esq
The Committee will leave Columbus, with
Mr.. DOUGLAS, on "Wednesday morning at 6:l0,
reaching Dayton at 9l5, and will proceed at
once TO the Court House where he will address
the people.
He will remain in Dayton uLtil l2 o'clock
NJ. at which hour he win leave for Hamilton
Butler county, in charge of the Butler County
Committee. He will speak in Hamilton the
Democratic Mass Meeting called for that day
and remain there until half past four o clock
when he will leave Hamilton for Cincinnati
in charge of the Cincinnati Committee.
His arrival in this city will be announced b,
the firing of salute by the Democratic bat
tery under command of Maj KLINE
The Phoenix Band has been engaged, ant
will be in attendance
Pass the word along, boys
BY order of the
CoaNITTEE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
State Fair Empire.

The propretors of the DAILY EMPIRE intend issuing
MORNING EDITION
during the week that the Ohio state Fairis being held
in this city. As we will have Four Reporters the
ground each day, besides our regular city Editor. tho
Morning Edition Of the EMPRE will contain everything
Of interest which trnspircs, wen the awards
made hy the various Committees. An edition Of
FIVE THOUSAND
Win he asued each dsy, and sold 10y carriers exclusive
", No subscriptions taken.
We appeal to the citizens Of Dayton in favor of this
enterprise our Morning Edition will he the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
that will he offered them, aud we trust that our mer
chants and business will take advantage Of the op
porunty to advertise their goods and wares to tho
thousands who visit oAr city at that time. Our terms
aha he sufficiently Reasonable to meet the purse O
every one
pBThe Morning Elition will in no way nterfere.witl
the regular Afternoon Edition Of the EMPIRE nor will
advertisements be transferred from to the othe
| unless paid for extra
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
voters, Read and Judge for Yourselves

an, not No,thsrn man; nor vet Southern man; bi
I an a WESTERN MAN ybirth, in habit hy education
and although sfu United States man, fh United States
principles vet in and subordinate 10 the CbnstnatioH,
AN WHOLLY DEVOTED WESTERN INTERESTS. Speed Of
C. L. Paiandigh1, the House Of Representatives. Dee.
ia house divided against itself cannot sand' fbe-
lieye tins Government CANNOT ENDURE perma-
neny, ha Stare and half free do not expect the house
the house to fbut do expect il will cease to be divi
hrt tie opponents saper ,eR arrest the further spread
Of IT, nad plGee ,Oere the public mind shat rest in ts be
lief that His ~ the Of ultimate ertinotioa; its ad
vocates will push 1t forward till It shall become alike
lawful in all the States-old well new, North IA
wel sSouth.-Abrdha1l Lincoln IN his speech at Spring
feh
,He Qincoln) is radical Republican, and is FULLY
COMMITTED 10 the Doctrine Of the iTepresstbe
diet" lu his debates with Douglas he comes fully up
10 the highest mark Of Republieansm, and he is man
OF will and nerve, and will not back down from his own
assertions He Is NOT compromise candidate by any
The neTo, Fred. Douglass paper 25th Nay,
1880.
n find the resolutions of the Convention fat Chica-
gol platform satisfactory 10 II had been framed
pk rty hdi and in the candidates adopted by It,
eminent and able Republicans, with whom have cor
diay co-operated in maintaining the principles em-
bodied in that excellent creed. WR II. Se0dfdS Let
ter 10 ~ Y. Republican Committee.
81 rejoice that, although am not nominated
arel and hnt they have rae and faithhh
representative in the coming contest as Abraham LIN
coln Of Ilnois.-GoU Cnases speech nj lbs Columbus
Ratification meeting.
"in dsregariing thus la,c Fugitive Slave Lawl ths
d. isoners; (Oberlin Rescuars) 71er ror
Marshals) Those pirates should haYe been delivered
the cOlored men and consigned 10 The doom n pi
rates, which should have been speedily efecaed.-ed
dings 10 ObeTlia Rsseiers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
nEMnrRAfIc NOMINATIONs.


~ p,rs,,irpf- STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, q Illinois,
fbr ISee ffcsien'-- --HERsCHELh Y. 'oHNs"N' o'
"e0't" STATE TICKET.
Fbr Supreme Iuloe-rHoMAs =. :. SMITH, o.
~ I@srIso orasrai-n W srAMRAuoH. Of Tus-
''IE~ss p.' Nsmb,rq Bc~d qf fa,s,s Wsls-ARNER l..
hAON'n' PRFsipENrIAL ELECTORS.
81, ne sfafe n fnlys-sERApHIM MEYER, Of
stark county; WILLIAM y. WOODS, ot Lesne
p9;,i reciors,st Dlatvsct--wN. J. FtAoo, ofHam-
uton, 2d--JonN sonIFF, Of Halnilton Srt--lAgop ~.
fo0a of prefar; fth--sIiass y. WALNtat OF SislpY
bth-EpwhRp aiiErFIfip, of Henfyi nili-NrMt9S A.
DtvoaF of Brown; 7th--HFSnr q CorFnAS 81 iaAeue,
az rfsronar b arArNAN, of Delaxarci 9th--CnEerFE
Nogr of Wyandote; l0th--l0uN u. JkNfs el 5Hcksoi'
iith--IkuYe NJ MittrR Of Meieri lxtls--sAAutte = - ~.
FosTrn. Of Ffpnkni i3th--WiIiiAN DtRsiS, ei Encl
ltth.-Ttspn Krlt0nc, of Aahandi lnth--ltctioLN v.
lose Of Holmes; l6ih--AaaE LAfNAN, OF WashnRtoni
i7th--WusoN S KpNxoN, of Belmont lett--lsRAnh ~
GARTER, ofsupmt ieth--CnARLss d; ApAns, q l4ahs
2Hh-GsoRor A. HowAun, Of Ashialrilai slr'--Vf"N'A
FSr Cb~Tress--s,. T.. VALLANpIGHAa' o' Mont
gomeg. ..~o,,scpNr
For Jadge Of the S,penor Ca'rt-pANifL A.
COUNTY TICKET
Kl,r Shfrif--GEORGE WOaAMAN.
Fbr Cisfl-D. X. BOYER.
P,olafs Jraiqe-iAMfS IT, BAG0oIT
AteiJorl-R M.ANRES.
Clsp,nisaogerl--ADFRED IAMs
VAistg lnspeofor-PATRICK oCONNElah.
Dgreli1r ~ faGrndgfy-- III RAM NJ LEWIS AZ
{ r9,,gr ys,YtIfdrsLJ ZIMMERMAN, II
Yslrk Inspecfor--GE0RGE w. koD0Ehs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24

p6~Speaking of Mr.. CmIGHEADs speech
in Washington township, the Journal says;
"Our Congressional candidate was again
called for and made short aud harmonious
speech"
Mr.. C. will discover that all the "hdrmGnf
oWs" speeches he can deliver between this
and the 2nd Tuesday of October, will moi
avail him, for just as certain as the election
day comes he win be defeated. IL any one
thinks to the contrary, and wishes to back NJ
his opinion with any sum from $40 to $3.50
he can be accommodated by calling upon ;
gentleman whose name has been left at thi
Office
Face the music, gentlemen.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24

ROSs-Rmma, daughter VI Mr. and Mrs. ". y. Ross,
this momna II o'cidck, aged wears and months.
Funeral tomorrow moruins,.C Cntcsdasl At nine o.
clock, nom their residence Finh street, between
Wilkinson and hcrg, The friends of the family are
invited To attend inter,nens woodland Cemetery.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24

STU BAkER- FNtiIs5.--C the 2cd inst is Rev.
~ Winters, Mr. Jeremiah entdyhakrf of Butler town
ship 10 Miss susnnnah Ennlc, ~ surnr crcek town.
ship, Greene county, Ohio.
GARRISON -NIswONG ER--On tlie xoth inst, ig
Rev william aummcrscl, at nc fetldcn = nf the
brides fathcr Mr. David Garrison n Miss Mary Ms.
wonecr, both % Darkt county, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
AIh. ROrnstein, Music Teacher,

NO. 16o MAIN STREET.
TNaTRuCTI0Ns given on various instruments. Mn-
I No furnished for Balls, PARTIES, Ae.
~ Orders may be ef at the residence Of the above,
or at soahner, Rex Co.'S Music Hail. Third street
Terms moderate mrl7dem
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
Ashtabula TO the Rescue Of
BrinkerhOff.

We elliptic following from an editorial in the
last number Of the Ashtabula Sentinel
eve apprehend no danger to our State
ticket but there is desperate effort being
made 10 defeat Judge BrinkerhQE trhich
should be rebaked by an increased majority.
Let The dati-slGreIy men Of old Ashtabnfa
bear tniS in mind
Conservative men of Southern Ohio, LET the
summons which urges the abolitionists of
.IosHuA r. GiDDNGs home, also summon YOU
10 YOUR DUTY. The battle TO be decided on
the Second Tuesday of October, is one be-
tween the Union conservative men OF the
State on the one side, and the radical anti
slaveryites on the other 1t will demonstrate
10 our brethren in other States whether ol
not, the abolitionists have complete control o
Ohio,-it will demonstrate to ourselves wheth
er we shall henceforth be subject to the de
mands Of the fanatics of the Reserve. Neve
Tor years has so good an opportunity been pre-
scented for the conservative masses of OHIO u
yindicate themselves from the charge of aboll
tionism, as will be presented the coping elec
ton. That Mr. Smith can defeaANr BRIS
KERHoFF we honestly belevs, ,--thethe will d.
So If every conservative man doesshis duty
we are certain. To work, then, hays, an
rest not until the last vote il polled-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24

HON. c. L. yALLANDIGHAM,
And number of other able speakers are in
vited to be present and address the meeting.
A costly ana beautiful BANNER will be pre-
sented to the largest delegation in attendance.
Come one Come all
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
Nein advertisements.

NTOTICE.-Thr Public are notified not to sell any
N goods for thelse Of the Catholic Fair to any per-
son, unless they have written orcer ffom 1.-THE mana.
gers E,-OBRlEN,
-ep2l On behalf Of the Committee.
journal COpy.)
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
"CHARGE ALONG THE LINE!
HON. @. L. VALLANDIGHAM

HON. @. L. HALLANDIGHAM,
Democratic Candidate for Congress,
win address the people at the following times and
places;
BUTLER COUNTY.
Astoria, Sept. 27 o'clock.
Trenton, Sept. 81, 7 NJ.
PREBLE COUNTY
West Sonora, Friday, Sept. 2s att o'clock, p. M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
%@A @A
sSSXgA<G SHSXSAE
s'The Constitution, the Union, and tn
Enforcement OF the Laws"
CONSTITUTIONAL UNION TICKET.
ron PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
or fENEEssEE.
FOR VICE FREsIDENr
EDWARD EVERETT.
MARsAcHusETTs.
OONsFITUTIONAL UNION PICKET.

ELECTORS At LARGr.
Gov. ALLEN TRIMBLE, Of Highland
Coz. John DAVENPORT, Of Relmont.
DISTRICT ELEcToRs
|, N. G.. Pendleton, ~ ua,,,iltnn.
2, Vim. y. ProbascO, VI 'i"'''o"'
3, Jonathan Harshman, of Montgomery
4, VIM J. Stresy, Of Miami;
8, J. II. Nelson, of Lucas;
q, Jas. II. Thompson, Of Highland;
I, Scott Harrison, of Fayette;
s, A. y. Vance, of Champsign;
o. Jacob NJ. Ebbert, Of Seneca,
10, DIR. W. G. Williams, of Ross;
II, Jos. @. Wiseman, of Perry;
l2, Elias Florence, of Pick tway;
49, Jos. N. Snyder, Of Richlandi
IA, $. G. Bushnell, OF Ashland
IL, j. W. Savage, Of Knox;
lG, VIM. West, of Washington;
II, Henry Netf, of Belmont
Is, Van r. Humphreys, of Portage;
10, Bushnell white, Of Cuyahogoi
20,
81, Joshua A. Riddle, OF CoIlrmbisna
STATE TICKET
ron SUPREME IuDdF,
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
r. +. HUTCHINSON, Of Hamilton,
FOR BOARD Of PURIIc wORKs,
l.. DOHEKTY, Of Franklin.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
Muslc.
PLAN os

WE have lust received elegant assortment oi n.
w anos hom the best makers Ia the eastern % %.luer
connnrsna A great variety OF styles and sizes lhe}
have the largest stock 70 hoognd anywhere N thls W.
ton1ht In New York, ROatOn, any where else
"a Gall al the old established Headquarters corner
Of Third and Jefferson streets c,,.a vt,s
unRQndOm ShAo. hi4AO'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
\ SIS M ERr1N q 8.

M a SIS M Z E It I N G s.
al may be asked a. have been asked when would
consent 10 dissolution ofthe Union. answer, Never
Nereri NEyERl O. II the agitation in regard 70 the
fugitive slave law should continue and increase and be-
alarming i will lead to the iomationo OF two
parties for the Union, and the other against the
Union; and the platform Of that Union party
will he THE UNION, CoNsTlTuTInN, EEToRoT-
NESr or TaE LAWS. And iii should be necessary 10
form such party, and Il should he accordingly formed
myself ~ fs place, member Of hadt pdrt
Nhaerer may bt ~ component aeleHts,-Hoay Gay ia
eech before the Kentucky Legislature, IN 1850.
There will be Mass Meetings held by the friends OF
Bell aud Everett, at the following places
| ROUTE NO. 2,
Toledo, Friday Sept 2ist
Sandusky, Saturday. Sep 22d.
These meetings viii each he addressed by Gen. LES.
LIE CooMBs, Of Kentucky, and Hon. L. D, CAMP
BELL, Of Ohio.
Marietta, 26th I'm.
steubenvlle, +" 2sth, N,
| Wellsyille, 10th, TP.M, ,
Two or more fthe following named gentlemen vii
address the above meetings;
GEN. LESLIE COMBS, o. Kentucky, ~
WILLIAM WAaDDswoRrH' DO,
GARRETT DAVIS, doi
col. ,. VAN TRuMP, Of Lancaster,
Il. II HUTCHINSON, Esq. ( cincinnatii
BUSHNELL WHITE, Eaq, of Cleveland
COL. y. \. CHAMBERS, Of fCincinnati;
HON, i; 2. CAMPBELL Of Hantoni
J, VI. THOMPSON, Of Hishorough
COL. JNO DAVENPORT, Of HarnesVille;
OSCAR +. MOORE, scioto county.
The Bell and Everett Clubs ofhe above named place
requested to make the necessary arrangements 70
: BY order of the State Executive Committee
r li4Ans sse'y,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24

NJ. Y. Nolan, Esq,
VIII address the "Never Sleep Club, at os
born, on Friday Evening, Sept 2s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
Mass Meeting at German
town.

There will be Grand Mass Meeting Of the
Democracy of the Third Congressional Dis
trict at Germantown on Saturday the 29th,
inst.
HON. VIM. s. GRoESBECK
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
We Must have Room
rr,o recsysa stock ofsTENwAY a 4soNs' celebrated
4 PrA NJ OS,

And e,r thn purpose viii soil on lot Of Chicterng
Ioue nnd nnnhAn Pianos at very low prices. Now Is
fi,a t,fnc 10 hay, as we wish to get rid Of them.
aslsidiW uHAA. Ellis, cor vi &Jeferson rts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24

initiates, IN iuway fhe tactics Of the ENrRE,
This morning among oshsf opiRes 4 aays
''things ID worhp,p Our Contemporary beer
bottle exhibits gns Of siicryescsnce Look
70 your cork. nell aor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
SperiaI Notires.

A.E. Mcclure, u candidate for Council
80 IN the 9Th Ward, al the ensuing election
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24

0sBeThe other day the Commercial noticed
in Ii nsual ppercilIous way, thata Mr. GUNoAl
81 had been aomineyed for Congress in the I'd
n;s,rict 81 the iihk aipkla, and cautioned
The Republicans not 70 eso1lia him with
another G0ScsRI, whom i tddi Reted "a
lawyer and politician Of distincnea
called the attention Of our contemporary t6iits
mistake il had made by the head line OFF, Pui
his foot in II" Here is the reply:
Yon feel alarmed abont his ability, dom
yong You are afraid he Will get ahead O
Craighead and bea' yallandgham, aiutyou
That is the way the Commercial man get
his foot out Of It Do you withdraw the eau
tion
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24
strlke Out one word whIte.


Among the most ardent and enthusiastic
supporters OF Mr., SAMUEL CRAIGHEAD in But
Ter county--the right and left bowers of
Republcansm in that county-are N c. Nc
FARlANp and WN BECKETT, now residing in
Hamilton These gentlemen are laboring to
the extent of their ability to secure the cleo
ton of Mr. CRAIGHEAD. They stand as high
in the ranks of the party in their own eoun1y
as any two men in the State These same
gentlemen, but three short years ago, together
with twenty nine Others signed the following
petition, which was presented to the Ohio
Legislature in 1851:
To the HoSoRABLE THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE STATE OF Ono, IN 1857.
VIZ the undersigned, citizens Of Butler
county, respectfully but earnestly petition
your Honararble body
lst To Immediately take the necessary Con-
stitutional steps to so alter or amend the Con-
stitution Of this State as to STRIKE OUT
THE WORD WHITE in the first section
Of the ffth article.
Cd To so alter or amend the first section
, of the ninth article of the Constitution as to
STRIKE OUT THE WORD WHITE in
that article.
Sd. ALSO, TO REPEAL ALL LAWS
AND ALL PARTS OF LAWS WHICH
! MAKE DISTINCTIONS ON ACCOUNT OF
COLOR
Not content with the labors and support o.
, the negro-equalityites residing in the District
the Republican leaders have imported speak
ers of the same stamp, Gov CHASE has spo
ken at the crossroads and school-house
: throughout the District, and he stands on re
cord, committed to the doctrines of negrt
: voting and negro-equalty. In addition t.
- CHAsr, we learn that they have imported tn
notorious GEo w, Julian, of Indiana, VIII
! addressed the Republicans of Preble county
at New Paris on the 18th inst Mr.. JULIA
for years has been an open and ayowed chan
!, pion of negro-equality, as well the opponent {
: the naturalized citizen. He has time an
again extolled the negro and denounced th
4 foreign born citizen, If the Republican lea'
ers in this District are opposed to the doctrin,
Of Abolitionism, why do they import know
"a and avowed Abolitionists into the District
A enlighten the people2 If Mr.. CRAIaHEAD
"a no bitterly opposed to radical anti'slayeryis
ed Iihd negro voting, as some Of his frien'
th woia make the people believe, why is it tn
Ga we hd the advocates Of such doctrines adv
n, keatin9bis electionf To say the least, the su
4 l.{orf n ane s-4n as McFARiAHD and BEc
a Julian looks suspicion
ut Dois %, voters Of Montgomery ?
!. ~ ~ while II affects TO despiG
y ~ initiates, IN ltsway she tactics Of the ENPIH
~ This morning among olhsf opfRe, i a.
,ets 'things ia worlp'p Our cOsenPpfasy heG
au- bottle exhibits agns Of siicryescsnce Lo
TO- your cork, nsie aor,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-09-24

M, p,c.aieuf STEPHEN A. DoUeLAs, q Illinois,
FJr ISFs Tsca,isni- -HERscnELL Y. JOHNSON, Of
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