Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-06
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those who have been unfoftnnhte enough to
be'choseu, together with their friends and rel
Atives have been 10 The, city to engage substi-
tutes, OF 10 see whether Something could sot1
be done to give them more time. 10 arrange.
their business and make provision for their
families. riY t0t
Among those upon whom the lot has fallen,
are many who have, especially since The Pres
idents Proclamation emaneipAting the slaves,
no heart fol. the work Of the soldier--many upon
whom rests none ofthe responsibility for the ter
rible calamity which has befalen the land, for
they have never voted for sectional candi-
dstesor aided the triumph Of sectional docri
'trines, ,--many in modstAts circumstances,
upon whose daily toll depends theIupport of
their families, and who have neither the means,
to hire substitutes or place those who are de.
pendent upon them in position Of indepen-
dence and security until their return. Their
lot is a hard one, aud is entitled 70 the heart,
fcl. sympathy of theiE fellow citizens,
The time given for their appearance at
place Of rendezvous, FIVE days, 10 short; alto
ge'hsr TOO snort Tor tnem 10 c'ose up 'ne'r ou'
sines'' or make arrangement" aoso'p'ey ne
ees''nry previous 10 departure We 'ay 'ne
time given them is too short Every man
who Will take Time 10 reheet moment must
sec this There is, no business man in the
city, who could, on brisf five day . notice, SO
arrange MS business aS'o % ""n"F " ,sH'e
y lor nlne months anu s'l tue "su ousps'' u '"e
10 " W '''' 1tF
OF inc mercnau| IL" No l1sns sAsA' " W
forged into 'ne army PetnAPs % eea'o' on 80
Osel ho'ee' Amp'e Up1e ! ..s' saop'a y nave Ueen
granted 70 al 70 pu''pelf HraA.rrs5 raA.rs5sn ~ .ne Oe''
couoiuon p0ss'o'e 'or 'ns'a's'fes NY ia'n,'e''
so. so 'na' "na'eVs' "'hnt Pio's '"s' '"'' '"'''
az nome wou'o "o' oe eo'n'0''so,e '''@. .,,,. '.'
Lestho'ew VINO nSEe, 10 l|'ts.e uEsde iee'ius S''a'
tnom as 70 make merry 'Ysr dsus nA'e'' oo w
So ine ume may eo~o' A'e' "",eo"e u"
Less tnere oe epauge :" tue po"ey VI 'uoss
IN power, or cnange o' mpep Wtnen 'no'1
who are laughing to-day oYsf 'ps p's,or'uneS 10t'
OF the'F oelenoors' ney DC s''Hps"eu 'ne,p' .,p
serves 10 1'. ur'"A o' '"e o'''e' 'up' ""N 'OuFt
some OF 'ne ane"'S" 'e! Nrs %an" "p
OF many an ho"ea' "e"'' ~ a e'u"''' ''"O'
"Wednesday oil last week. Tlhea country mas
suffered th's '''ne--'"s Guy ~'a "o. 81 "es
next ana Wne" 'ne neN' "'V" uoss 'A''' u'N'
1t stF'Ke tno'e wno }HsSP't'e =, 'e s""e'nsS y
the present. telo'ee h'irsn'f lsf'pcA Vi 'ne''
neighoors ana nave lne eHron'ery 10 urge 'p'
people 10 commune 'n'S 'e'r'o'' eo"o''oh .
thngs .H!R ,rt.- .-
Now, a word oil ADVICE f,. 70 GRATED men enc
their relatives We would suggest that yoFY
draw up a respectful pet"'on 10 oo'erno
TOD, signed by all OF YOU praying 'or sum
cheney Of Time TO arrange your business prop
cry, and make youE eEfsn nSemep'S ,0E ,0Estule tule Pro
!. teeton "na care oil your iaushes, IL Such
pehuon De sent on we 40 no. 'oehe'e '"a' TN
Governor would 1' care reiuse 70 grant 'ne TO
quest lie surely would pot II ne was a man
=; or had any oil the feelings oil man II woe.
be 'nhuman, cruel, tyrahlcal 10 refuse on nj
!, part Besides 1t tisaweil'known i"et that :
{ Is with the utmost dInculty thAt the uoVern
o mept can supply with arms and equipments
the volunteers as fast as raised, and II 1t car cal
!, n notdo this with those who volunteer 1t ee
talnly cannot be done for The drafted mel
: Why then not leave those VINO are drafted
: home at least until they can be immediatel
Q and properly equipped .oy tee eovernmeptY
e And now word TO the friends and relative
IS of the drafted men--to all citrzens-whor r
Q mOiu at home, Friends, you, have at last fe