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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-01
The biggest JoEe Of the season

IIl Some one IN the J0Urndt, having got
hold of stray copy Of the Congressional
Globe, of the session of l860-61 is trying
to prove that VALLxSDIoHAM was opposed
to coercion and civil war, and in favor Of
compromise, doing his utmost to settle the
quarrel between the North and South -
This is the biggest ioak" of the season.
But we rather think the fellow proves the
fact. Indeed, he had better have repub-
lished the "Record" from this paper. And
we now make this proposition: We will
let him have our list Of subscribers TO send
yesterday and to-day's Journal to, if he
send his list to us, so that we can send
the " Record" to his subscribers. What
say You? .l-- aaf.aoo"
The issue to be decided at the election is
plain. All who are for eternal war and no
settlement who, in the language Of the
Abolition orator at Miamisburg the other
night, are I" for fighting till h--ll freezes
over, and then for fighting on the ice;" and
all who are for Abolitionism, and the ele-
vation of the negro at the expense of the
white race, ought to vote for SoHENoK
and the other Abolition candidates. -A
But all who are for the restoration Of the
Union as it was, and the maintenance of
the Constitution as it is; who are for spec
dy peace and settlement of our troubles by
a return of all the States to the Union,
without any further increase of taxation
and public debt f; who are for keeping the
negroes where they are, and opposed to Alb
ofitionism, ought to and will vote for Mr..
VAi.hANnIaHAM and the other Democratic
| nominees. H7t
In short, whoever is for " Things as they
are," will vote for SoHENcK ; while who
ever is for "Things as they acre" !" will vote
for VALLANDIGHAM. .
Mr.. ScHENoK has long and bad record,
but we will not waste time upon it now,
when the sole question which the people Of
this unhappy country want to hear discus
sed, is; How they are to get out of theil
present troubles as quickly as possible.
We are glad to see the Journal, Com,
msrcial, Gazette, and other Abolition pa,
pers and the Abolition stumpers say moth
ing about the real issue, but confne them
selves altogether to abusing G. L, YALLAN
DIoHAM. We respectfully invite a contin
uance of the favor. Il, "a H.sG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-01

ATrEMPr TO COMMIT RAPE.--Last night a
negro named John, Morgan forced the door
and attempted 10 yiolhe the person OF a sol
iier s wife, residing Of Mechanic street Her
screams brought assistance, when the negro
fed, but he was sooJ after arrested and lodg.
ed in jail, and and kill have an examination
before, Esquire Bown this morning The
conImunityis mucI ihcensed at this attempt
ed outrage, and tie negro may thank his stars
that the latsp Of the hour prevented but
few participating in his arrest.-Shslbyviiie
(IRd) Yolunteef
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-01
Come On.

g uiuGn ii Enquirst says that there
G 500 ionists in that sity who are
that they thrsaten an incursion
NJ N aid Distrlet in order t6s'hHng"
y As1 arm. The Democrats and
ED on men here are just look
ns a lows, and we assure them
of " slcome. Yea, verify, they
Af ted with bloody hands and
9sia9l ,spitable graves" Mr.. ".
30 IS iletowh. Port Union. Mon
el Lebanon, and several other
ent for them, Let them
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8 p Il FL
HON. HORATIO SEYMOUR,

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION,
At albany, September 10, 1862, on Re
ceiVing the Democratic Nomination for
Governor Of NesO York.
(coNcLUDED)
Now, my Republican friends, you know that
the pisapprehensions of the North with regard
TO the South have drenched the land with
blood Was this ignorance accidental2 /
appeal to you, Republican, il for years past,
through the press, and in publications which
have been urged upon your attention by the
leaders Of your party, you have not been
taught to depise the power and the resources
Of theSopth2 Iappeal 70 you 70 say If this
teaching has not been a. part Of the machinery
by which power has been gained. appeal TO
you to answer if those who tried TO teach truths
now admitted have not been denounced
appeal to you il book, beyond all others
false, bloody and reasonable, was not sent out
with the Endorsement Of all your managers;
and is it not true that now, when men blush
to own they believed its statements, that its
author is honored by an official ststionf 1t is
now freely confessed by you all that you have
have been deceived with respect 10 the South
Who deceived your Who by false teachings,
instilled contempt and hate into the minds Of
our people2 Whit stAihed1 our land with
blood2 What caused ruin and distress1 NJ
these things are within your own knowledge
Are their authors the leaders to RESCUE us
from our ealAmities They shrink back ~.
palled from the mischief they have wrought,
and toll you 1t is an iTepTessihle contest
That reason is as good for Jefferson Davis q
for them. They attempt to drown reaectiois
by new excitements and new appeals toiohr
passions Having already in legislation, gobe
far beyound thelimits At which, by the'N te-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-01
The Abolition Meeting at the
Court House East Night.

The gathering in front Of the Court
House last night, notwithstanding an
hours incessant drumming andlfing, was
slim affair, and reminded one Of the
meetings of tue old Liberty Guard when
Abolitionism was in its rise. The crowd,
including ladies, did not number more
than from 800 to 500,--a small number
for the city Of Dayton.
"Tin-cup DENNIsoN, who had been
so flamingly announced for several days,
did not come In his stead, however, ap-
peared the Treasurer Of State, G. VoINEY
DoRsRY, Esq. who for lifetime has been
in search of an office, and finally secured
one by doing the dirty work for the fusion
party last fall GALLOWAY, the gentle
man who has been so often skinned and
twice beaten by SAM Cox, was also on
hand, to enlighten the EAST assemblage.
The burden Of their speeches was de-
nunciation Of VALLANDIGHAM, of course.
No Abolition speech now-a-dayswould be
complete without abusing the representa-
tive from this District. Although the
AbOlitioRists of this county have dozen
or dozen andla- -hAlF 1is tlssiit owl AAien out
through the country, engaged in this work,
they became alafhied, and seht toathe pur-
ieus of the Capital 70 get assistance.
Well, they got it, and we now tell them
that the speeches last night viii do ltheuI-
selves more harm than good, for their own
men are becoming tired Of this constant
abuse of Mr., ", against whom an Aboh-
ton Congress thrice attempted to find
some disloyal act or word, and thrice
failed. sasaaas,a.6 .a1siio ..r..L .yis
There was one admission in both of the
speeches last night, for which the speakers
deserve the thanks of the people of this
District. 1t has been claimed in certain
quarters, by certain men, that. General
ScHENcK was conservative and opposed to
the Presidents recent proclamation freeing
the slaves. Mr.. GALLOWAY and Mr.. Don
sn9 exploded this claim last might, fol
each one declared, in substance if not in
words, after approving of the Proclama-
ton themselves, that " General SdHENCK
stands on the platform Of the Proclama-
Soh of emancipation, and approves of il
every PeVtieulari ARa.tAsts = ME. Val,
'eHAM is opposed to it, and uhas op.
very act Of the Administration
this end I'VE thank the gem
IA e testimony they bore relative
to 40 1idates for Congress in this
Distn .',.,..i,'l,';i ,.Ial5 1s,n,.i,- -l l .s,s.
4 Now Ne proclaimed through
the four coau- NsoHtSck shdcrse,
and VALLASl sea the proclama.
ton. II brines 'Sht down be,
tween the conserve Ne Abolition.
lists. If the latter b. 'ty in thu
\ District, General s. vii We elect
ssedi il the former then M. We re
turned to Congress,
-aa4a.ilal A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-01
YALLANDIGHAM

at their county seat, the
! foF Carlisle Station, ou the
IS been changed 10 Lebanon,
lsDIGHAM will address the
at issues Of the day.
are cordially invited to at
I'm his own lips, the princi-
BY the Democratic nominee
his views as 10 restoring
as. yss. !,
locrat in Warren aud sbss
J, who, can at all make Il
'eschL
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! &c ArEC BIEETENGs.


pgoiis o,day hstaof Democratic
80 ieldfhtKiS county previous
ssle vsnlge our friends in the
out in good numbers to
sap s!iYThe Abolition meet
te to, failures thus Far, and they
be 'r the cause is unworthy.
r. nds of the Union and-the
% y SEA urn out opponents Of AbO-
by your presence Ne
"a ais lion meetings,
'er l.t'. % crush out sel
u m county to its fornne
r r asa itaS kelA
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Boots, Sboes, Nats & Gaps
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BEST MATERIAL--LOW PRICES

FTtHR Undersigned has just opened a shop for the
Il manufacture Of BOOTS and SHOES, corner o
Second and st. Clair streets, where he will be az al
Tunes prepared TO accommodate his customers with
everything IN his line. Z '77,
HIS stock large and Of the very best material and
his prices and work will suit his customers Give hm
a call and see for yourselves r -'..-,'
n20dlm r. A FISHER
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Of the Democrats Of War.
J requested their candidate
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DamocraAc
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THE ENEMY sURRENDEREDl

@ r EAT SLA lJGHTERi
s p r. L N G GODS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-01

n seeks here security for freedom
rights Of conscience--for immunity from ty.
raInical interferences, and from meddhng inn
pettinense. The home and freside rights
h,retofofe enjoyed by the American people
enjoyed under the protection Of written Con-
stitutiois-have made us great and prosper
BUS | bnireat you again, touch them not with
sasraekious hands We are threatened with
the trssking up Of our social system, with the
overthrow Of State and National Governments
If We begin war upon the compromises Of
the Constitution We must go through withits
II contains many restraints upon our Ratural
sights. 1t may be asked by what right do the
six small New England States, with a popua,
ton less than that of New York, haye'si
times its power in The Senate, which has be
come the controlling branch Of fGo3ernment2
3 By what natural right do these States with
their small united populations and limited ter
ritories balance the power Of New York, Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana and Michi
GAM The vast debt growing out Of this war
will give rise to new and angry diseussion.---
II viii be held ALMOST exclusively in few At
laptic States. Look upon the map Of the
Ubion and see how small is the territofv Ia
which il win be owned We are TO be divided
tito creditor and debtor States, and the last
viii have q vast preponderhnee Of. power and
jtrength Unfortunately there is no taxation
on this National debt and its share is thrown
of upon other property. 1t is held where ma
ny OF the Government contracts have been
executed, and where in some instances, gross
frauds have been practiced, II Is held large
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NAII. ARRANGEMENT.

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4 EKIst. GIT
70 TnE AMERICAN PEOPLE

w IHt AMLkltAN PEOPLE
WHAT THIS FEDERAL TROOPS ARE plDHI
ING ToSuSTAlN
now uuk SOLDIERS SHOULD ~ PREPARED
TO FIGHT,
It is singular fact that large malor.t, iLe
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tho great Importance Of the cause tor which tbr
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pfrtltluH WE ''' '''''
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tm'' "heh u ~ The duty oI every citizen or ,h,s
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