Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

men--to unite upon one ticket-rUnion for
the sake of the Union" sa.a sia.i
For the first time in many years po-
litical campaign in New York 10 reduced
to but two parties-one for emancipation,
the other against it.
ETThe Hartford Times states that
while our army was engaged in Mexico,
one of the editors in Connecticut, who is
urging that the present war be turned into
an abolition raid, published the following
atrocious sentiment
at would be sad and woful joy--but a joy
nevertheless, to hear that the hordes under
Scott and Taylor were every man of them
swept into the next world
This is the way in which the opponents
of the Democratic party talked during the
war with Mexico. These same men are
now the most loud and blatant in urging
on civil war. They opposed the war
with Mexico, and some of their leaders in
Congress voted against furnishing supplies
to the volunteers in the field, and wished
every disaster upon the army under ScoTI
and TAYLOR. Gen. SoHeNoK, the Aboli'
ton candidate for Congress in this Dis
trict, was among the nSniber who voted
against supplies, and went about over the
country denouncing the war and the mer
engaged in it. The following notice Of 1
meeting held at Newark, Ohio, at whicl
ScHENcK and DELASo, were the speakers
reported the in Licking Herald, shows how
Gen. ScHENcK was engaged while our sol
diers we're enduring the lhardships of
Mexican campaign ;l,.H ~ .
Duncan, and few OF his Instruments, such q
Conrad, &c, were the getters up Of the atfaii
Schenck and Delano we're the speakers Nj
Stanberry, although announced did not speak
: he is quite to old man 10 be caught in an
such scrape. The speeches Of these mer
Schenck and Delano, had they been, mad
during the late war with England, would hay
earned for their authors coat Of tar an
feathers, il not halter. was stuck with on
; fact, however, and it could not have escape
). the observation Of others, that, among the Whil
/, of our town, who knew what the meeting wi
y to be, there Was but few present save offit
seekers and leaders, and some others who ha
ing no opinion Of their own, pin their faith
q 1.-THE sleeves of such political tricksters as N
. Duncan, and dance just as that worthy ind
vidual whistles 10. .H ,aglsila5 I i.I 4.fI
The resolutions prepared were so infamol
that the getters up Of them dared not presel
them, and none were passed. l0s-l,I
EEThe Republican editors general
7 endorse LIEcoLS's emancipation schem
3. and with old BEN WADE, condemn all
I. traitors who protest against this and 9th
= highrhanded, unconstitutional measure
We can answer all such, in the langua
of Daniel Webster. that
"The constitution OF the United States ia
=, a written instrument, record Of tundams
" tai law ii Is bond, the only bond OF !
Union of these States il is all that gives
!; national character. M 1fl
Ic1-Onr Republican friends insist th
t. their party is the "no-party party"
Can they name Democrat that hol
v Post Office or civil office? Has 1
0 Honest Old Abe1 dispensed with Dem
6. Gratis in all the civil positionsHi lil ~ q
Can they name Fax Assessor or 7
T. Collector, principal OF deputy. that il
I, Democrat
mn No-party J They mean mo- party
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