Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-03
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SAMUEL ". KING, Agent
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Meeting on Tuesday night Hon E
E, Hutcheson, of Cincinnati, win address the
Oregon Democratic clubs on next Tuesday
evening September slb Further notice will
be given. o.. 1.3ti .Na1
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Caution splendid steele engrAvine OF
Hon c. l.. Vallandigham, from dBradys cele.
brated Gallery, Broadway New York, wall be
for sale in Dayton between this date ana the
5th inst Ea5l H
They who are buying Autographs, &c, from
Cincinnati would do we'll to wait and receive
the above perfect portrait on steel, / will be
furnished neatly framed and cheap
Agents are wanted - Call at Room No a.
Phillips House. .lib al lw
Meeting Of the Central Committee -
The Democratic Central Committee of Mont
gomery County will meet at the EMPRE Office
next Friday at two o'clock
The following is the Committee .y4
James H. Gushing, A. Cahill, Adam Sny-i
der, Philip Waltz, David Teter, D. r. Boyer,
T. F. Thresher, D. D Warren, @ W. Meyer,
A. Clark, jr:, Rulit Voorhees,, Hamilton Tur-
ner, G, B. Hartman, John F, To'aa, NJ }.
Swadnsr, Adam Clay and William Leighty.
A full attendance is requested Business
of Importance Is TO be transacted To- sy.i
The Shooting ARRAY Last Night. 10
The Journal OF tits morning has a bigoted
and parlizAn report Of the shooting ahray last
night, falsely Attributing it to latent mob
spirit in this city, which il says is "a cropping
out of the mob spirit Of Dayton The cir
cumstances are as follows, as We get them
from gentleman who happened to be passing
at the time aud Witnessed the whole proceed
ing. ''
Young Huber and Speilman were standing
on the corner Of Second and ST. Clair streets,
on the opposite side from the Public Square,
in which the soldiers are encamped. Z, As our
informant passed by them on his way home,
they hurrShed for VAllandigham at this
several soldiers, Lieut. Waterman, among the
number, came running from their encamp.
msnt up to the iron enclosure Of the Public
Square, and declared they should not hurrah
for Vallandghsm, One Of the yonsg men
retorted bysaying he had as good right 10
hurrAh for Vallandighsm as they the sol
diers) had 10 hurrah for Brough The sol
disrs then mounted over the iron railing aud
made an assault upon them, striking them
several heavy blows, The two young. men
fought in sslfdefsnce, and having heavy odds
against them, one of them drew his revolver
and fred Speilman then started off on "a
run, the soldiers following in close pursuit,
and yelling "kill him, kill him" Our Inform
ant heard pistol report in The direction they
were running, but does not know who cred.
Speilman sought safety from his pufsuers IN
MArkgrAnrs saloon, on Third street where he
was arrested by the soldiers With whom hs
had the difficulty Young Huber went to his
home, aud was arrested there shortly after
WsrdS by a guard Of soldiers.
The attempt Of the Journal to magnify it
into "copperhead outrage, and charge 1t to
"nob spirit which it asserts exisis in the
Democratic party, is characterized by the
most miserable spirit of party apimosity.
It dsvotss nsarly a column to magnify and
create excitement and consequent ill-feeIing
over the affair, which was most unfortunate
Occurrences, but passes over the outraRes com
mittsd upon the Democracy at the meeting,
by the lhrowingof stale eggs and stones at the
speaker, with three or -four lipes OF mild con.
dsmnAtion, We presume that # the miscrs
ant had been caught 10 the act of throwing
sggs and stoues, and been shot or Knocked
down BY Democrat, the Journal would have
styled il "Aaothsr eOPpsrhsAa Outrage" aud
asserted that il vas an evidence Oh the "mob
spirit cropping out. Democrats viii nlake
no disturbance il unproyoksd 10 It But it
is wsll snoagb TO rsnsmbsr that hoy are
msg, Of like passions aad sPiri, With those Of
the RSpublicsn party las.nl sta' sal ai J
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