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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
stand Pirmf

The Rochester Ind) Sentinel Of Anlenl
date, contains tho following excellent ARsal
to the Democrats 10 stand firm ia the = lse ;
"SIand firm r. said Voorhees, at indiana j5'is.
"Stand firm echoed Vallandigham frq5 his
military prison We were present at III ian.
Npolis when Voorhees, uttered the abovo,prds
1t was at tho time Of the great Dem Fatio
meeting in June last, aud AZ the time the
day when abolhionists, grown frantic 4 the
sight of so many Democrats, were usiuAesery
means 10 preeipitate collision hetwlln the
oitisons and soldiers. N
Although ia tho vast asaemhlAge 4 II near
the spenkers aud momsniAfily expecil lg that
the cannon Of Hasoall would psur q Ihrder.
Gus storm OF thot aud she'll on the aalence,
yet we lost all sonso of the danger iuldmira,
tion of tho noble Voorhees,. as with iot proud.
ly erect, harod brow, and flashing eyahe bAds
defiance TO those who sought 20 lnlimlale the
Democratic aaEemblage of which No ~ Pres.
ideut The eiIoct Of his words was ielrieal
The Democrats stood their ground vlh deter.
mined will aud unliohing nerve, au Mo abo.
lltionists slunk awSy From The dphe0n Ia
which he had boon dragged Al a sitlsl from
that 'bell on the right, = tbs nohlltxils ol
I Ohio alao exhorled hls friends 10 "elski 4 firm
/ Then lot these words he the walckords Il
tho Democracy stand firm a lAll thAl
/ ia needed 10 ensure success Alth0ih driveu
from his home and his friends BY d Llnoolu
dynasty driven from hia ropublio llseek pre-.
lection from monarch Yallanfgham ~
oeived many thousand mere votes han wen
ever before oaat for any Demooratl nAndidat
ior. Governor Of Ohio Although ,any Dem
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
To the Patrons OF the Empire.
w. T. LooAS,

In taking charge of the EMmRR, we
simply undertake to conduct Democratic
paper, aud very few words of explics-
ton are necessary We assume, as our
own, and shalt advocate the principles
and ideas Of the last canvass in Ohio. with
out qualification, or modification of any
sort. We believe that it was right. aud
and in every sense expodient, to put Mr.,
VALLASploaAM at the head OF the ticket /;
aud to make his cause the cause Of the
Democracy, until restitution be made for
the atrocious wrong which he has suffered,
and is suffering because until this is eff
fected, the Constitution and laws, AZ well
as the sacred liberties of the people, out
ragged aud violated in his person, caunot be
vindicated or restored,
The EMPrRE win iusist at all times most
strSnuously for the Supremacy Of tue Law.
We shall admit Of no simulated necessity
for its violation, in any emergency, either
by the President himself. or by any Of his
subordinates. We hold paramount 10
all things else, the principle that Law
must Govern. This principle must not be
sacrificed. though It shall be assumed that
aparticulsr evil may thereby be remedied
OF avoided. Better suffer any such psrtic'
ular i'll, than encounter the rneasurclcss
disaster which must flow to every interest
of tho people, in every relation, If once il
bo admitted as a principle, that our rulers
may govern without law. Government
without law is Despousm--Despotsu
without limit or control, 1t is seizure o.
every right Of the people. whether social
political orreligiOus /; whether il relate tc
life, liberty or property
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
virginia Omitted.

It ia u fact which seems to be passed over
without attracting attention that Virginia is
by tho President, excluded from the list of re.
bslGous States which he proposes to recon
structf under tho late proclamation He men
tions Arkausss Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Florida South
Carolina aud North Carolina, as open to the
onotonth OF the Presidential vote principle
Tennessee is not in the emancipation proola'
nation, but II is in this list Virginia, which
is in the emancipation proclamation, is
omitted
The present bastard government Of "West
Virgnia' is doubtless the block in the Presi.
dents way just here, aud be does not attempt
to get around IL Ho will doubtless hatch out
new scheme for the especial benefit Of the
VirginiAns be(urs his term is out In the mean.
time the robollious children Of tho mother oI
Presidents arc leil out in ths cold
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21

The Cleveland Leader enumerAtes tbres
sentenoes, as in the Presidents late Message
which, i says, should be written in letters Of
gold, One of these sentences tho Leader
gives AS this-I proclaim full pardon 10 all
who solemnly swear to henoeiorth faithfully
support protect and defend the Constitution
OF tho United States, and the Union Of the
Sretes hereunder"
The above pretended quotation Is n false.
hood intended 10 deceive aud gull the neople
There Is no such sentence either in the Mes.
sage or In the proclamation appended to H.
II there had been, it would DO worthy TO be-
written in letters Of gold and inscribed upon
avery dag aud banner carried by our troops
u would be more potent in restoring Peace
and Union than all tho musket and cannon
halle in Chrstendom, hut the radical Jaeo,
bin Leaguers plotting In secret for the over.
throw OF the Union, would not permit Mr.. Lin
coin TO make such . proclamation. Ho was
allowed TO prescribe an oath Of iealty 10 the
Consultation and the Union, coupled with an
oath OF fealty to the Radical Abolition policy,
The two were joined together 80 az 10 make
but one oath, and to lofooa man, in a seeded
state, TO swear, II rebel, before he can obtain
pardon, and u loyalist, before he can en-.
Joy the rights OF citizen, that he Is an Aboli.
tiohiat and will faithfully remain an Abolition.
ieI-- Ohio Statesman
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
Fernando woods Proposition.

Tho Louisville Democrat makes the follow
ing comments upon Fernando Woods peace
proposition;
We sec that Fernando Wood has made u
move 10 SEQ II peace commissioners can't
do something for restoration, It's omin-
Gus that the proposition was laid on the table
by majority OF eight A change Of Eve
votes would have carried il In peace pee,
pare Tor war, is u good maxim In war pre-
pare tor peace, is equally good. II may bo
charged that this will encourage the rehols.
II Il dacs, it will be their own fault Al 40.
bor people who look on this contest will re-.
gard this movement as praiseworthy. Itplaces
tho Government in favorable light before
the world and before ils own people, Sooner
or later such u proposition will oarry, and il
will end in u Union OF these States, Mag
uanlmity and concession wtl-onlist the sym
pathios of the world, aud viii find response
in tue hearts Of the masses who feel no inter,
est except in the restoration Of the Union,
Perhaps tho time has not come yet for wisdom
and moderation, hut the time win come,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21

ocrassFass immured IN 0overnmeuf hba9es
many driven from their homes msft intiail
dated BY Aboll.ionisls, aud prevGhtd fhin
voting although the elections IN edlic
S,aisakwese glaring frauds abd klnisuflbls
mockeries, coeroions, instead OF tItctionslak
though all the means aud appliAate 70 tcl
Of the Administration had been usfd 10 "a.
vent Democrats from voting, The fact "a hp,
parent and significant that the Democfail ot
the Northern States, cast at tho reepnt che.
tions one hundred thousand moro Votes tlan
were cast for Douglas in all tle States in
1860
Let tho Democracy then 'tldhd 6rR. Y
Only by doing 80 can victory be gained, BI
doing so victory can be gained Bot II Il \
not gained, " the star Of that madness which
rules the hour shall still romain in tho ascend
ant two millions Of united conseryAiives may
have the proud consciousness o. knowing
that their combined influence az the ballet
box can keep the old ship of StateAhway iron
the breakers on which Aboltianism is madb
driving IL, until Democracy takes ehe helD,
and then all will be right
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21


This paper will maintain that whatever
we possess that is valuable to US as people
whatever Of political orpatriotic concern
that is worth living or dying for = IN
the oReAsio Law All that we have en-
ioyed Of wise government, Of national
prosperity, ofmdividual security, Of social,
political, or religious privilege, is but the
development and outgrowth Of that ppci-
Gus charter. made by the People and the
States, and inscribed by It's makers, "rhc
Supreme Law" Are we asked to aban-
don such system as this. TO accept in It's
stead, the caprices and whims of faction.
lists and usurpors9 OF whomsocvor in a
word. shall by force or fraud obtain pos
session of the Government DO we
emulate the iron rule Of Austria or the
anarchical career of Mexico?
A paper steadily adhering to the creed
which we have avowcd, can never incur
the imputation of want Of patriotic de-
voton to the Government. however "dis-
loyal" it may seem to usnrpers, and to
the min ons of usurpos. The EMPIRE
will ever be ready TO vindicate its patriot.
ism, Those who prefer "loyalty" to pa
trotism---a devotion to men, instead Of
adherence to law--will do well to sub.
scribe for some other paper.
We dissent wholly from the policy of
the party in power; It's unconstitutional
and merciloss CONSUMPTION, its enormous
and unnecessary taxation, its arbitrary
and tyrannical persecution Of citizens, It's
vapory and ruinous system Of finance, not
less than from the illegal and cruel coniis-
cation ENACTMENT, the edict of Abolition,
the diabolicOl clamor for determination,
the abominable ideas of the WmrING lot
ter, aud the Jacobinical measures generally,
of the Radicalism now predominant in
the administration OF the Government,
For the remedy of existing evils, ana
the prevention of others which seem inn
minOnt we lock to the returning reason of
tho people, made operative by peaceful and
legal means. through the fundamentally
of tho ballot, tho enactments of Lcgsla-
tive assemblies, and tho adjudication OF
courts.
In conclusion wo coma to Dayton in
the expectation and hope of making it our
permanent home, We shall labor, zeal
ously and faithfully in our sphere, to pro-
motO the local interests of the city and Of
the people with whom our lot is cast.
HUuBARp & BRoTuER
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
PLANTATION RITTERS

"NFtANe - fNi ~ bity VIII hvN Wy the eeiehfateu
PLANTATION BITTERS
Which are nov recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted 10 produce an immediate
ssaeasal sfcos. They are exceedingly agreeable, per
isety pure and mus, supeveoea oil other touics whore
healthy, renuo snmulant is required.
They pur0, strengthen and inugomtei
They create healthy appetizer
They are an anudoto 20 change Of water and dlct
They overcome cllooiso dissipation and late houra
They strengthen The system aud onvcn tho mind,
They prevent n,iasmntic nnd intermittent toversi
They PURIFY the breath and acdiiy OF tho stomaohi
Thay cure dyspepsia aud oonsupatoni
They cure darrhoa, cholera and cholera morbua
They cure liver complaint aud nervous headscuo:
Thoy make tho weak strong, the anguid brilliant
and exhausted naturc's great restorer They ara
composed Of the celebrated casaya bark, winter.
green ssssaas roots and horhs all preserve din per.
iSe,ly pure s. oroiH rum.
49, have given the Plantation Bittcrs to hund.
reds Of our disabled soldiers with tho most astonp.
ing snss, a. W. ANDREWS,
supt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
"ee The Plantation Bpcrs havo cured mo Of liver
somplsnt OF which was la,d up PROSTATE, aud had
70 shanden my business.
M, KINGSLEY, Cleveland, omo"
owe much to YOU for verify bullovs tho
Plantation nttors have saved my lifo
Rev W. II. wAGGoNEii. Madrid, N, ""
"' . 1Aou wilt send me two bottles more of thy
Plantation iucrs, My Ulfc has been greatly benefit
ted 10y their use. Thy trcnd,
AsA OuRRlN, Philadelphia, Pa"
""e have Nqcn great puncrcr nom dyspepsia
sud hal Ca abandon preaching Tho Plantation
biNcr- have cured me,
Rev. 9.a, CAruoRN, Rochester, N. v"
80 Send "a twenty -four doEon more Of your
Plantation ndieis, the popularity Of which arc daily
Increasing with tho guests Of clubhouse,
SYKES, CHADWICK AGO,
rropdetors wnerds Hotel. wpshmgtop,p, G."
such arc ono in thousands Of certificates daily rc.
colvcd They aro immensely beuoneiNl 10 weak pcr.
sols and delicate lemalea
Do cautious of re.Alled bottles. See our signature
on a limo atec plate hhol They are not sold by tho
gallon. They nro only eold m our patent log cahn
botdcs, by respectable druggis-, groccrs, hotos IA
,oons, stoamboas an ouunsry stores.
r. H. DRAKE& Co,
se9sdHWum eu2 broadway, n. v
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
A REMFDY FOR pILRs

2, A REMEDY FOR PILEs-It Is a
blessing TO the suffering TO know that We
have an Oiieetual cure foe this truly trouble
some disease. Mr. j. p. HAEarde, Of i64
Second street, Cincinnati, takes great pleasure
In In niorning oil who are suffering with piles
that he used a small quantity Of Dr. Striok.
lands Pile Remedy, aud il effected perma.
nent cure. This seems 10 be tho case With an
who make use Of this splendid preparation.
Il is manufactured at No, East Fourth
street Cincinnati, o., aud sold By al Drug,
gitls
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
No ChIldren.

We talk Of Adam and Eve, says an eN.
change, as having been before the fall in a
happy condition; but one thing they missed
they never were children Adam never
played "hookcy'' he never drove q tandem
OF boys with u string he never skalod on u
pond, or played ball, or rode down hill on u
hand.sled Aud Eve never made n play'hous =
she never took tea with another little girl
from tea-table set out with the tea things
she never rolled hoop, or jumped the rope,
or pieeed baby quilt or dressed doll,
They never played bliud.mau's buff, or pussy
wants corner, or hurly.burly, or any Of the
games with which childhood disports itself
How blank their age must have been withinl
no memories Of early youth came swelling az
their hearts no vision Of childhood floating
back from tho long past, no mothers voice
chanting lullaby To the ear of Infancy Ia tho
still hour OF night no fathers words Of kind
meas speaking from the ehurohyard where he
sleeps Adam and Eve, aud they alone, Of
all the countless millions OF men aud women
that ever lived, had 40 childhood
Let your troubles be what they may, never
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
Important TO all Interested,

,. ". LHNTE n SON,
G'uoeosaora 20 Lents wocLalJ
HAVE lust roceived from tho Eastorp market, at
l cash purchases, n large assortment OF mons, la.
dlos, BOYS, youthH, m sses, aud ohildrcns Boots,
Shoes and Caters, Of the first quality aud latest style
and at prices that defy competition, Also, good Az.
sortm0nt of Hats and Cap for mon and hova All
kinds OF work made 60 ordcr OF the best material and
Workmanship. ~ ia warranted,
FRED, Il. WECkEL, foreman, will surely ploaae
you II you give them trial
Call and examine their stock before purchasing clae.
where. j, r. I4ENTZ 4 SOM
anl9 lot Main, between Third aud Market.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21
lDrnslons.
tSNll9Nulto,
JUsTUs I. MCCARTHY,
Attorney and Counselor nj Law
AND
BOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS.
WARRINGTON cry, u. O.,
ARREARS OF PAY, BtuNTIrs, PENSIONS.

'YhhAhn VT EAl, hNbNIlEn, IINblONS,
NJ al other Clmms before tho Executive uepatt.
NUTS and In tho Court OF Claims
lcfurs toi Hons, n NJ Riuoi NJ. 4. Latham; NJ a.
Nkinsen, United siaics Senators; J.S black, n. NJ
Shlon, Secretary OF War; WI liam Koll0np Schuylcr
umx, r. H. Foulo, Mombers of CongrcaAi Colonel
VV, hwing OF lndiana, and others.
Inc undvrHlgnrd dCsifes tu inform persons having
dnRndH against the Government OF tho nltod States
~ ln II prepared TO prosecute their claims with
klMledgg OF all the details OF tho military service OF
u unliea statos, gives him great hclhtios Tor the
syeet aNustment and collection of ovory description
otnilitary claims.
" persons who entered the military service Httcr
ageautled 70 pensions,
TidoWs ef soldiers who are kined or die hefo OF
ayr thew discharge, nom wounds received on dis
w epn'faett "a while IN service, are entitled 90 pen
40 widow. then lhe ohldrcn, undcr sixteen years
oAgc, are entitled 20 pensions
no widow nor children, then the mother, II wholly
ON part dependent on deceased for support.
Z no mother, then tho aisters of deceased, under
sae ~ years OF axe, u wholly or In part dependent
RoUNTiFs.
Y enlisted inen who serve two years are entitled to
b m arr discharged, by ronsou Of wounds re.
cfed ~ battle, arc cnuued'to bounty,
lpuatiph anu arfoara of my duo deceasod soldiers
eipRd ae follows, arst, 10 his widow; second, II no
Vlow 20 hia children.
M died unmarried ntst, 10 father; second, II no
M@fto mothor third, u no father nor mother then
,Ss brothers aud sisters AIrsars Of pay goes TO
I pilN II. sToPPELMAp, Esq., Dayton, Monisom.
efcoNniy, Ohio, II my authorised associate. Appli.
rannt pfelafrd aud lorsardO by him, will receive
pfuW aitehuon, ositdu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21

y Is sometimes very we'll that we appeal
tools 20 that We may endure fools.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21

Lot your troubles be what they may, never
say die, Let your hair turn gray or white,
but never say dies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-12-21

nuh stock OF Paper Hangnga, Curtain Papers aud
" TRANSPARENT Window shades IA the lnrpest ever
ohred TO western huyors In our retail department
" have, IN addition 20 out large stock ot ilan snd
Decorative Papers, all tho
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