Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06

divide Union, no civil war, no drafting, no
high tkxes, no "blood letting" no misery IN
ovet sik hundred home-circles Of ofMonisomery,
but liberty and Union, one and insep
nov snd forever" peace, happiness and pros
befisy ons people are s'lfering beesuse Of
their departure from the ancient landmarks
Of the Constitution, and the election of men
70 oface, who were dsseFminsd to pat in prac.
tee, their visionary. sectional theories,--w
IN their greatAnGiety tofresthe slaves, hesitate
not TO bring suffering TO their own race. a
Friends, It can do no good TO lament over
tie past We mar regret it, you may regret
Il, but i will be no remedy for the future,
Continued and yet greater ruin itares you in
the face, IL even the lives Of all the friends
we send from among US, would restore the
good old times when the Union was preserved
in It's integrity, and the Consultation main
tained in letter and In apitit--whsn Peace
smiled upon the land, and Prosperity rewsr-
.la6d the lsbors Of our peopIe-when the old
I Bag was houorsd aud respected throughout
the worid-1then would the sacrifice be slight
aud the, price cheerfully be paid But this is
only the beginning Of the end. And We tell
iyou men Of the country, men Of the city, that
unless you rise in your might, and BY the
means Of that weapon more powerful than
the bsyopet-1that weapon which Is the sursst
hope Of q free peopls--ihe TnEExAs's HALLoT,
throw overheard the evil counsellors Of the
present, and place in power men whe know,
and will defend, your rishb,-who will en-
force the Constitution and the laws as they
are writer, ,--who will labor to restore the old
| ltJnion--who regard the interests Of the 'Ohite
race as Of more importance, than the black
unlessyou crush out Abolitionism and those
who directly or indirectly sustain it, at tht
poll, on Tuesday Of next week, Il will bs fu-
tile 10 b pc for . change fot the better 70,
will be called upon to vote for CongrsssmeR
II as in the last session Of that body, q major
ity Of the members are welded to Abolition
tiohism, to the negro, the present policy vii
be continued; but II, on the other hand, 1
msjori,y Of sound, constitutional, convetvstiv'
HDemocrats are elected, they can coupe
the President and the Cabinet, TO make
q change for the better-they can com
lpela him and his advisers to return TO th,
tried old policy Of the fathers, under which
our people were happy; prosperous, and free
Weappeal to you, fellow citizens to labo
as you never labored before, for change il
our public policy. The Abolition party can
! not govern this country without bringing ruiz
) and desolation upon the people. Every on
sees this now. The Demoestic party can gov
t ern the country. They have been tried 70
r nearly three-quarters Of . gcentury and bee
Q successful, as every man knows At tn
( election on Tuesday Of next week, every on
Of our readers-eyery voter in the State
a must decide between these two parteI
u Which viii you choose The party whic
e has, been unsuccessful, or the party whic
/ has been successful in administering the Coz
, ernmentt For theparty which is in favor {
}. containing the necessity for drafting, or fc
a that party which would dispense with that n,
Q cessity2 For that party which would increAs
}. your taxes, or that party which would dscreas
!, your burdens ,g.',
d II you desire more fAilnre in sdministerin
is the Government, more drafting, more take
il you should vote for ScHESck and the 9th,
II Abolition candidates, a-~
8, salIf you desire the Government conducted |
n in the good old times, less drafting, less take