Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05
NEWS GLEANINGs.


The State election in California which
occurred on the lst inst, is supposed
to have resulted in a Republican victory,
as every body expected.
The rebels are thought to be concentrat-
ing all their forces in Tennessee at ChattA
nooga, where, we presume. a great battle
will soon occur.
Major General Hunter has been assign
ed to active duty, and will start for the
West in few days.
Gov. Bramlette, of Kentucky, has APP
pointed Z. |. VanWinkle of Pulaski
County, as his Secretary of State.
General Burnside's army occupied
Kingston Tennessee on the ID instant,
The indianapolis Sentinel very aptly
says that out of the three and half mil
lions of dollars which it is stated on Re
publican authority the Administration is
expending per day on account of the war,
at least two and a half or over a hundred
thousand million per year. goes into the
hands of the Republican party in the pay
ment of officers, men, contracts, advertis-
ing, DC. How natural it is that they
should be in favor of waging war indef.
nitely, OF until the Southern system of
sIav vnrv il axtinunisbad
The Democrats are laboring men and
they will work for andigham-"i -"inha-
matory rheumatism" will not prevent them
from voting for him in October.
The Republican papers say there will be
no draft in Ohio. We believe there will
be none until after the election. Govern
ment must have soldiers, and it can only
get them by conscription. All in favor
of the draft will go for Brough.
Can you vote for a man who is in favor
of sacrificing the lives Of thousands Of
white men, for the sake of freeing lot Of
worthless negroes, and he taxed 10 feed
and clethe them? John Brough is in ia
vor of that doctrine.
1t is said that the New Orleans Era the
reputed organ of General Banks is edited
by negro.
The draft is completed in Vermont.
AS substitutes are scarce in the rural dis
tricts, the army win realize only about L.
600 men from the State, the remainder
committing.
Mrs. Annie Whittenmeyer, State Sani-
tary Agent, writes from Helena, Arkan-
sas, that there are four thousand sick sol
diers there who are unprovided for.
Notwithstanding we meet TaI-gather-
ers and Provost Marshals on our streets
every day, ay,--notwithstanding we meet poor
crippled men, and orphaned children and
mourning widows. wailing friends and
helpless families, John Brough says, "or
with the war, until slavery is torn out roo
and branch"
AT the Democratic meeting at Newark
on Tuesday, there were present number
of ladies who wore badges, with the nam,
of John Brough inscribed upon them
They were not disturbed Would sucl
have been the case, if II had been Brougl
meeting with Democratic ladies present
wearing Vallandigham badges =?
Wendell Phillips says slavery must b,
blotted out-the war must not cease unit
that curse is erased" John Brough say
> the war must go on until "slayery is ton
out, root and branch" The Tax-gather
y ers, the Provost MarshAls. the Shodd,
Contractors, Cotton Spectators, and al
n the Abolition Office holders, from solcito
n Whiting down to the crossroads pos
master re-echo the cry,-"The war mus
;. go on until slavery is abolished" The
p will consider no terms of peace until tina
Is object is secure,
4 The Confederate General John h
!, Floyd died of the effects of typhus ieye
70 and jaundice in their worst forms.
IN An institution to conduct the affairs q
- banking in all its branches was organize
in Detroit on Wednesday. under the ne,
e, Act of Congress.
n. The Democrats Of Wood aud Ottow
% Counties have nominated VIM. l.. Col,