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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-15
EE- Gen. McCLELLAN's friends are

EE- Gen. McCLELLAN's friends are
trying to make Secretary STANTON the
scape goat of that Generals blunders and
failures. If the test of a General is sue
cess--and that has been the lest that NJ c.
CLELLAS's friends have applied to other
commanders-lhen MCCLELLAN has been
found eminently wanting in general
ship. No other department Of the army
has left such totally barren record as
that Of the Potomac, although ii has con
tanned the flower Of the army, the grea,
bulk Of the troops in the field, and the
most accomplished subordinate com
manders, with every appliance Of artille
ry and ordinance and transportation
Still. SO long as the President has conf,
dence in MCCLELLAN, the country should
have, and we still hope that he may meet
every expectation Of his admirers, and
succeed in achieving triumph for him
self and the country.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-15

Es- The latest news by mail yesterday
gives rumors Of another battle before
Richmond. The Richmond apcrs claim
that McCLELLAN's retreat was mastery,
and represent his present position as a
very strong one,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-15

Ey- The Dubuque Times is terribly
exercised at the idea of allowing negroes
TO fight for the government, and holds up
its bleached hands in holy horror at the
thought of dark finger pulling a trig-
ger in aid of the government. Why
don't McNUTT wither under an equal
sense of abasement at the recollection
that Gen. JACKSON employed negroes tc
fight at New Orleans, and complimented
them in public order for their brave
and efficient conduct Pray, Mr.. Nc
MUTT, how much disgrace has the coun
try suffered from those acts Of Gen. JACK
son and his negro soldiers +? Mac. please
give us good reason why any loyal man
who desires to help the government il
this contest should be denied the priyi
lege.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-07-15

The great want Of certain remedy for
The cure Of Coughs and Diseases OF The
Lungs. has been supplied by lIooFLAND's
BALsAMlc CoHDIAL. Read HE advertise
ment ia another column.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
The AbolitIonists Alarmed.

The Abolition party in this county are
alarmed at the great re action in favor Of
Democracy and the Constitution. They
are importing Abolition speakers from
every quarter to endeavOr to convince the
people that Aboltionism is just the thing
Like the great CESAR. when struggling
with the foods of the Tiber. they cry out
"help me CAssIus, or IsinkW They sie
alarmed beyond measure. The Abolition
press of Cincinnati, and the whole coun.
try has been dragooned and bought into
the service OF the Abolitionists of THU
District, to denounce Democrats and othel
conservative man. We call upon you, rner
of Montgomery, to rebuke these meddline
hypocrites at the polls next Tuesday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
The "FuIl and Perfectly Devet-
Oped FrOgD Imported.

John Sherman, one of the Abolition
Senators from this State, has been impor-
ted into this county to teach the people
how to become Abolitionists--or in the
language of Helper. "full and perfectly de-
veloped frogs" He spoke here Thursday
evening. This same John Sherman and
sixty other Abolition members of Con-
gress, including VIM, II. Seward, "cor-
daily endorsed and recommended" Help
er's infamous book called the Impending
Crisis"--a work which done much to-
wards bringing on our troubles, and which
coolly invited the horrors of civil war
Among a number Of worse things which
Sherman "endorsed and recommended" is
the follwing definition of an Abolitionist
which will be found in the book referred
to:
"In this extraordinary crisis OF affairs, no
man can be true patriot loithout first be
coming an AbOhtionist A Free Soiler il
only q tndpole in an advanced state Of trans
/ formation; an Abolitionst is the full and per
fectly developed frog And here, perhaps VIZ
may be pardoned for the DEPRESSION necessary
TO show the exact definition Of the term Abo
litionist 'Abolitionist-A person who favorl
abolition, or the immediate emancipation o
slaves page ND
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
The Time Has Como.

DANIEL WEBSTER, in the iullness and out.
gushing Of his loyal heart once said
THE time will come whrn all good men and
true, will be called TO rally around TIE Cunsii.
tuition; aud when we raise that bannerit shall
glitter like the Ori6amme"
The time has come; that bsnner is in
the hands Of the old standard bearer
the Democratic party /. holds it up as
MosEs did the brazsn serpent 10 the wilder
ness, TOR the healing of nation A cry has
gone forth through the length and breadth OIL
the land for all good and true men" torally
to the reseue Let them respond as mer
knowing their rights dare maintain them
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
DoN,T nELIEYE TmEMi

From this time forward the people may
expect any number Of lies TO DO set afoat.
by the Abolition scoundrels of this dis
trict against Mr., Vallandigham. Twenty
thousand bogus records--made up from
the editorials of that Abolition disunion
pOper, the Dayton Journal, and doubtless
p,,i for by army contractors and army
thieves, who are making good thing out
OF the war--will be scattered among the
pcu pie. Don't believe the lying stories
you may hear, or the Journals lying re-
cords which may be sent to you. Remem-
Der that the fate Of the country and your
own future prosperity depends upon the
result of the coming election. Abolition
isrn must be rebuked, or the suherngs you
now endure viii be light in comparison to
those which win follow.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11

The prospects for the Democracy in
Montgomery, are most cheering, In eye-
~ township our friends are fully aroused.
and ve shOH carry The county. by how
much majority is for our friends themselves
to determine. It should be, and will be,
Il our friends work, At least coo.
Old Butler. we ara assured, will como up
to her old majority. Her people have ta-
ken hold Of the matter, and are carrying
everything before them in favor Of the peo-
ple's choice, vallAndighan.
In Preble, the Democratic gains will be
heavy. Our friends there are straining ev-
sfy nerve. and confident that they viii sue
csed in cutting the Abolition majority
down to 500.
Our iisads in Warren. although large.
iy inDthe minority, assure US that they will
do their whole duty. We look foi moi
more than 1000 against us in Warren.
Friends, our prospects have been grow
ing brighter every day since the campaign
opened. WLh the proper srsrtion tOs can
carry As Distrief 1t is for voc to say
whether 30 glorious triumph shAll BE-
achieved,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
AnnNyer nt Ine Polls.

Are the people Of Montgomery county
willing, first to be taxed to pay for eman-
cipating negroes, and then taxed to sup,
port them alter they are free? If you arc
willing to do this, you will vote for the
Abolition ticket--if not, you will cast
your ballots for Anti-Abolition Democ,
racy. Choose ye between Abolitionism
and Democracy; prosperity and ruin. lib,
erty or serfdom.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
WHITE MEN. nEAp.
sOutherp Negroes to be scatter
ed ffiro4a bent the EoEtb,


White lhboring men and mechanics,
We ssk ycnt especial attention to thoifol-
lowing official correspondence in regard to
the disposition of the negroes already on
the hands Of the Government. We ask
you to ponder it well, and then vote as
your conscience dictates Here is tho cor.
respondence u E ts.lr4
CAiRo, September 10, 1862
10 Ron f. ~ Stanton, Secretary Of Var,
W0s8ingtoR
General q ant is sending here large lot
Of negro women and chi'dren, and directs me
10 ask you what 10 do with them Parties in
Cbieaso snd other cites Wish them for ser.
wants. Will be allowed 10 turn them over
to responsible onmittees to be 20 employed2
If so, can ! TRANSPORT hem at Government
expen.e2 ], NJ FUTILE,
Brig Gen COM ding District Of Cairo
WASHINGTON, September ls, P NJ.
To Briyadier General TIttle, Commanding:
You are authorized to turn over 10 respon.
sible committees negro women and chi dcen,
who will take them in charge and provide
them employ ment and support in the North
frn States, ard you may furnish trsnsporta.
ton at Government expense
i EDWIN NJ STANTON.
3 tif Secretary of War.
These negroes which Abolitionism is
thus sending North, are to take the places
of white men and white women. They
are to be sent at Government expense"
You, as taxpayer. are compelled to help
pay their passage to the Northern cities
that they may force you from your situa-
tions, and thus throw thousands of white
men and women upon the cold charities of
the world. White men, are you prepared
to submit to this i? Are negroes of more
importance than white men, that they re-
ceive so much more attention at the hands
Of the Government? We call upon you,
white men of Montgomery county, of the
Third District, and of the State Of Ohio,
to rebuke these Abolition fanatics who
would barter your rights and happiness to
elevate the negro. Vote against the Abo-
lition ticket; see your neighbor and i'm
press it upon him to do likewise. We
have no more interest in this matter than
yourselves. We urge this upon you for
your own good and the good of the coun-
try. Do your duty.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
Freenen do your DutY.

Let every citizen reflect upon the boar
ing his vote will have upon the great sub
jects of constitutional rights, the freedom
Of the press and the right to speak openly
upon all matters of public policy The
present Administration has set at defiance
time and again, all the restraints of the
Constitution upon the exercise of arbitrary
power, and trampled upon the most sacred
rights of the peonle. Let the republican
party succeed at the coming election, and
how long will it be before illegal arrests
are resumed. In how short time will
every press that dares to criticize the acts
of the Administration be silenced For
short time those in power have ceased to
arrest citizens and suppress newspapers
illegally, having wholesome dread of the
fruit such odious acts would bring forth in
this election. But let the people not be de-
ceived-letthem not forget that such things
have been done. They may be assured
that they OiH be done again, if the people
do notshow, through the ballot box, their
condemnation. Let it not be forgotten
then that citizens have been arrested tcithoAl
due process Of lav, eogfned in dangeoni
sOithOUt knOsUins Of s0hatthey "ere accused
or tOho the occusers Oere;. that papers hav'
been denied tie p1Jlie mails and have been
suppressed for do15iing tsot0oss in oo,Os'
ersrcissd the greatest pOtiticI visdom IL
dealing Wi2 questions Of public POlicy
Remember, voters, these things have been
done time aud again that those 1ho kav,
done them once WILL DO THEM AGAIN
and. on this ground alone. you shoulc
vote with the democratic party, that you
influence may be thrown on the side o
constitutional freedom.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
ON. VYhat q Changel

The Conmsrsiql is putting in its best
licks for SoHGNoK it speaks of him as
an table General" {" Indeed. Since when
did you como to that conclusion ? just
go back to your files, if you please, and
refresh your memory about what you said
of him after his celebrated military exploit
at Vienna, No paper in the country was
so abusive Of soHEScK, nor said half so
much in disparaging and ridiculing hia
military abilities, as the Commercial,
Now, forsooth, lie is an sable General,
The milk in that cocoa nut is easily &C
counted for.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11

Montgomery county the time has arrived
when every man must do bis duty Your
poor, bleeding aud distracted county calla
upon you in The midst of her agoAypt 81
forth and do battle for her--to go forth 70
the bsllot-box, and hurl with the ven
geanco of deeply wrongcd people this
sectional party from power. Your beloved
country points to the CORY field Of Names
sas, of Shiloh, Of the Chiekahominy, and
Of Antietam, and asks, Did these men die
in vain She points you to her rtnasd
commerce, her enormous public debt, her
onerous taxation which will grind you to
powder. She points you, with saddened
look. to the fading, glimmering light Of
American liberty, and calls upon you to
guard it's sacred embers to the last. For
more than sixty years the Democratic par
ty has governed the country, during which
time it attained state Of prosperity END
grandeur unparalleled in the annals Of his
tory. Buta sad and mournful change has
come over the Nation. A sectional party
assumes the reins Of power, and, in less
than two years, civil war, with all its at
tendant horrors, is upon US; the whole
land is delugsd with blood; widows and
orphans are daily multiplying the Ma
ton seems intoxicated with gore; the
widest fsnaticism usurPs the place of So
Der reason and civil and constitutional
liberty stand trembling upon the brink Of
destruetonJ lg 4. 5E5 $50
Men of Montgomery county Is this
not so? and will you stand still with list
less apathy while all that you hold dear
all that renders life desirable--is fast fas
ding from your sight? No, never The
ballot-box is your only weapon-it is the
one that the Constitution and laws recog-
nize as your proper means of redress Re
member that you are dealing with an un-
scrupulous and insidious foe. Let no
threats intimidate you or swerye you from
the path Of duty. The hour oI your coun-
| try awful peril is at hand Gird on your
armor. aud in solid phalanx march forth
to the ballot-box; give the intervening
time between this and next Tuesday whol.
ly to your country--lay aside all your par.
ty prejudices-cut loose the ties OF bust.
ness, and stand up TO the work in all you
pride and power, and the victory is yours
We need statesmen at the present tint
in the halls Of Congress--men who have
more than one idea-men Of courage, who
will shrink not when the shells of discorC
and fanaticism burst around them-meI
who fight for their country and not it
hurrah" Such a man is CLEMENT L
VALLANpIeHAM. Rally, then, to his stand
ard-suffer it not TO go down in the awfu
conflict before you--suifer not the horde
of mad abolitionism, led on by arch agits
tors, to wrest victory from your banners
The success Of the Democratic party, an
its restoration to power, can alone say
the country from utter ruin. Men Q
Montgomery county an awful responsible
ity is resting upon you. Will you prov
yourselves equal to the terrible emergency
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
N this Sign shall we Conquer.
DEMOCRATIC UNION TICKET.

ELECTION sEcoSp TUESDAY uarHI ocTosER
JUDGE sSSas Ss Ess =. sSrGsssssEE SS:GssES; SoOA1
OF eGyahogR.
w,L;gsss ;HSssFssl w. ENssssE.sFsosa. Il sEsEE,
OF Seneca
ATTORNEY aENERAL,
AMMAN n. CRITcAfIhLDs
OF Holmes
soaooL coSI AIssioEER
CHARLEN w. A. CAThCAhET
Of MONTGOMERY
ntMRRK OF DoARD7,F PUBLIC woKEs
JAMES oAMBLE,
OF Coshoeton.
FOR CoNaREss,
cS.RuENT /. VXLLAapIeHAM.
BENJAMIN M. AYREs,
OF Dayton.
SHERIFF,
SEoReE WoGAMAN,
OF Harrison.
1ONATmAN KESNET,
OF Dayton.
ALFRED IAMs.
OF Madison
WHISKY INSPECTOR,
HENRY LAMBERT,
OF Butler.
iNFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
GEORGE QETTBH,
or Jefferson.
nosK INsPEoroR.
jACOB RIGLER,
OF Harrison.
Yl0rR INSPECTOR,
THOMAS M. JOHN,
OF Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
EvThe Cincinnati Commercial is al

wThe Cincinnati Commercial is at
last trying to explain away its secession
record. The effort is an uphill business,
But no respectable man pays the least at
tentiOn to what that paper says. 1t lies
one day and swesrs out Of it the next.
flying were recommendation. that con-
Germ would need no certificates
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
The Commercial trying
chance It's Record.

The Commercial. finding itself in an
unpleasant situations from the extensive
publications of its own editorials favoring
secession, squilms like scotehed snake,
and tries now 10 falsify the record # Its
own eolumnsl 1t devoted m article yes
terdSy to trying to clear off the deep dam
nation Of it's disloyalty; now it claims to
have been in favor Of National Conven.
ton, in which all the subjects pertaining
to our national trouble might have been
considered and settled by direct appeal
to the people, Perhaps it will favor III
with the extracts and give the dates; III
most constant readers up this way ar'
hearing now Of its advocacy Of Nationa
Convention for the FIRST time. The fact
are that it sustained the evacuation o
Fort sumpter one day, and event in'' fo
reinforcing it the next, just as orders CAM
from Washington, that it was as open a
the Tribune, or any disloynl sheet, in favo
of "letting the cotton states go and cultiva
ting amicable relations with them;" nov
| it would like to mako it appear that j
was a staunch advocate Of referring dis
puted subjects to the people. 1t is to-
late-the record has been read by th
people.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11

Among the nays will be found the names
of sCHENCK, Giddings, Vance, vinton,
Caleb B, Smith, Winthrop, and others.
And yet, the supporters and endorsers
of sehenck, who opposed his whole coun-
try in foreign war, find fault with Mr..
Vallandigham for opposing and endeavor-
ing to avert the horrors of civil war be-
tween the American peOple--for even now
striving to bring together the fragments Of
once glorious Union, and secure return
of these halcyon days, when the glorious
ensign of the Republic was honored and
beloved North, South, East and West
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11

Co to the rolls Early.

we utke upOu eNetg 0ehV~iaN S'Say
loyal cidzen--to be at the polls when they
are open, AS you value the Union, the
Constitution, and your future prosperity
and happiness, work for the success Of tho
entire Democratic ticket.
WORK ALL DAY
Do not leave the polls until every Demo
cratic and conservative vote has boeu de-
posted in the box.
BRING OUT EVERY VOTER
Send your buggiss and wagons for those
who are sick or unable to walk. Don't
leave a man behind.
BEWARE OF LIES.
So used have the Abolitionists become to
lying about Mr. VALLANDioHAM. that you
may expect any amount Of lying stories
and lying handJlills aAoat on the morn
ing OF election.
DON'T BELIEVE THEM,
But keep right straight on working for
the ticket, the whole ticket, and nothing
but the ticket.
THE TINE FOR ARGUMENT HAS
PASSED,
And all now depends upon the work you
do between this and Tuesday night. II
every man is true to himself and the coun-
uy,-if every one does his whole duty
we shall achieve a glorious triumph, not
only in this county, but in tho District,
on Tuesday next, for
THE UNION AS 1T WAS,
THE CONSTITUTION AS TT is,
And for the prosperity and happiness Of
the people. Let your war cry be
DOWN WITH ABoLITIONIsM,
For it is the prime cause of all our troub-
les, and will, if not crushed out at the bal
lot box, bring yet more misery and suffer
ing upon the people.
Friends, we can do no more. We have
warned you truly in the past, We be-
seech you now to do your whole duty
Give the time and labor necessary, cheer
fully, for you had better give little time
now. than have no time to give by and by,
NO SCRATCHING.
Let there be no scratching Of tickets, by
tho Democrats and other loyal men, mex
Tuesday. Every candidate on the Aboli
ton ticket endorses the Niger proclama'
ton, and opposes all peaceful adjustment
Every Democratic candidate opposes thC
negro document, and desires the speediest
honorable peace.
Voters OF Montgomery, you owe it tC
yourselves, to vote against every man whC
would make the negro your equal, by de
grading your own race. Your only futart
safety is in Demociatic success on mex
Tuesday. Work for il from this tim,
forward.
BRING IN THE RETURNS.
We trust that some one in every township
in the county, as well as the adjoining
townships OF Butler, Preble, and Warren
will either bring, or send us the return
on the night oil the election. Ii success
full, we desire to feel good as soon as pos
sibe; if beaten, the sooner we know j
the sooner it will be over. Friends, yo
I are all interested in the result. Don
l fail to send Us the retusns, Bring then
to the EXPIRE Office.
WATCH THE POLLS.
Watch the polls all day. Challeng
every doubtful voter, ALLOW no trickery
Let some Democrat see the ballots counte
out. Don't let any negroes vote. Be o
your guard for counterfeit tickets. Rea
your ticket over carefully. Those W
send in the paper are correct.
The Time Has Come.
DANIEL WEBSTER in the iullness and ou
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
tllsuranrR.
Insurance Company.
hOmo

OF NEW HAVEN ooNN,
CAPITAL 100000.
Pad IN cash, and securely invested.
INHIs company insures BuilcHngs Merchandise Rouse
furniture, and oJher nsuTuLle property ~ az low
rates rs are charged Ny other solvent com lanes
Tnree-ourths Of the profits OF the busnsss, (aiter
leductng pcr cent or The stockholdeTsJ are divided
annually 70 the holdefs OF pohcies tins COMPANY,
payable ir senp bearing interest Psruss inHurn with
ls INCUR no halalty whatever.
DIRECTORS.
Douglass d. Satterlee, Charles Shelton
1eyerett Candse, George Cook,
Judson Canneld, ChAries 7. CRndes,
isaac thompson, pRyid W Thompson,
Lucus Hotchkiss, hiram CAnp, :
William W. bacon,k TiltUn Il. Doolttle,,
cornelius s. Bushnell, Charles W Allen.
5eorge Hoadley, Samuel Peck
William HULL Willis N. Anthony,
Charles Carlisle, Newell O. Hail.
5teNhen A. Spencer, Leonard PardeA
Aw ater Treat Edwin Marble
Andrew L. Kidston,
samuel Mallet, samueiC Johnsop
William Beach, 0uillord oann
DANIEL Trowbndgs,
Amos y. Barnes, Iedediuh Wilcox
hTastus Q. Scranton, Meriden Conn
John oodrun, Henry Martin, 7'I-''
Bichard Everett, '.9l - WallnRford Conn
DOUGLASS II. sATTRRIEE, President.
DANIEL TRowBRipoE, Vice Pres. l.A
CHAs. WILSON, Bec'y uiat
febs CHAs. f. CLARKE. Agent at Dayton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING FUR
MACE, ETC.


AUDIfoRs OfTIcEl MoET0oMERY OouNrY, OHlo, |
DAYTss, september 10, 1852.
DRoPosALs will be received by the undersigned
il until o'clock m, Monday, october 0, 1907 for
building furnace and heating apparatus, IN the new
building, az the Montgomery County inhrmRry. Also
fitting up water tanks Tor hot aud cold WGter bath
tubs, etc. Information IN regard 10 sai work will bs
given on application as abovs. By order Of the Coun
seisdswu B. NJ. AYREs, Auditor NJ. O %.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
EVIN HOOPS ESTATE.

NToTIOE Is hereby gwen that the subscriber has
~ been appointed aud qualified as Administrator
Dayton, june N, iSo8-ss9ows DANIEL HooPs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11

The might and the tempest Of Aboli-
ton Disunionism is closing around the
nation The "ship Of State reels and
totters amid the storm. Give ear. We
beseech you, to the warning voice Of the
great WEBSTER. and cling to the Constitu-
ton as the last hope of the Union, o.
Liberty. Vote against Abolitionism,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-11
ppeing Rous,e.
D YEIN c n o U S e

NV' 81 BIZ VLAIHI BET FOUHIH FIFTHl
Dayton, Ohio.
TIRE undersigned iuiorms the puslIa that he IL q
j practical dyer, and has established Adys house at
Of Silks, satns, Ribbons, Wooden and Cotton Goods
any color that may be desired q
Grease and stains moved nom all dnds Of abries
He warrants 10 nniah all Roods 10 a. mannar To- give
satisfaction, having Sll ariaSao DeessSary TO perform
sai a ~ HtRsANN wfEoRHD.