Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-08-21
NEWS GLEANuNGS.

ing that ne cannot Oe elected
The Napoleon Henry Coy Northwest,
says member of the Committee on Res
olutions at the recent Abolition County
Convention held in that place, has since
declared his determination to vote for Val.
lsndigham.
Hon Samson Mason, Of CLARK County,
distinguished Republican, heretofore a
Member Of Congress and often elected to
the Legislature, has declared in favor of
Vallandigham. Good men are daily leav-
ing the Abolition Brough party.
There will be Democratic Meeting at
Liberty, Jefferson Township, on next
Thursday evening, 9th inst. William
H. Gillespie aud other gentlemen will ad
dress the people,
Mr. Lincoln is no longer the rail.split-
ter, but the tailor, and is busily engaged
making breaches of the Constitution.
1t is stated that John Morrissey backed
"bank" at Saratoga, which lost $l3,-
600 last week 1t is also stated that he
took 81 5000 for admission to the races.
A few days ago terrible hail storm
swept through Crawford, Grant and La
fayette counties, Wisconsin, and much
damage was done The damage cannot
be less than $40 ,O0O through Grant Coun-
ty
The Democracy OF Wisconsin nomina-
ted ON the 9th, H. L. Palmer, Of Milwau-
kie, for Governor.
The National Democratic COMMITTEES
will meet in New York, September 7th,
for the purpose of fixing the time of hold
ing the next Democratic National Conven-
ton.
The Cleveland Leader says: "The Gov
ern ment has decided not to retain any of
ficOr in the army whose views ON the war
policy are not in consonance with its own."
Charles R. Fosdick, United States AS
SCISSOR Of Internal Revenue for the First
District, in Ohio, reports the amount of
license in the city of Cincinnati at 1895,
600.
The Louisville Democrat winds up the
Journal in the following pointed style.
1t says "Will Vallandigham be cleo
ted in Ohio =? OF course he will The
bayonets must be on his side, if used at
all. They were in this State on the side
of the Democratic party; the party that
agrees exactly with the Northern Demo
cracy, according to the organ. They will
be used in Ohio, if used at all, on the
same side. 1t will not do to use the toels
for one party in Kentucky and against that
party in Ohio. We, therefore, must CON
cluds that ValIandigham is safe. In a
free election he will beat Brough badly
that is pretty evident. If the military in
terfere, il must be for, not against them
In either event he will be elected Hurrs
, for Vallsndigham -
Hon. Francis p Blair, jr., is talked o
: in Missouri as a candidate for the Speak
ership Of the next United States House o.
Representatives.
The small property holder, or day la
borer, might just as well cut his owl
throat, as vote the Republican ticket. h,
= is voting his own ruin. and that Of hi
family.
y The Worcester Spy gives, SIS the tun
: Of the conscripts-"We are coming Fathe
Abraham, three hundred dollars more"
= John Brough, the loyal candidate 70
=. Governor made speech in favor of Cal
Aoun's Modification project in 1862. H
, is now the Loyal Abolition candidate fo
y Governor, and yet claims to be '1ife
long Democrat"
o. An Ohio soldier writes from Tennessee
that the reason why some shoulder strap
ped" gentlemen are down on Vallandip
ham. is because he presented bill in Con
gress to reduce officers wages and inereas
the pay of private soldiers.
. H. NJ, ,,h;s ,,a,,ars &c Az Iol 49,