Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-27
Current News Items.

The masses Of the Republicans do not
want to ynts Tor Lincoln but they suffer them
selves to be made the victims of party drill
They have not the moral courage to assert
their right of opinion against the persnasions
and threats OF thsir parti7an leaders But the
time is coming, aud near st hand, If Lincoln
is reelected, when his supporters will mourn
their folly in tue very bitterness OF agony
But It will bs too late
All the moastors Shu daring the war, have
shocked humanity by the enormity of their
crimes, are supporters Of Abraham Lincoln.
Jim Lame, Boast Butler, Mcneil, Turchin,
Paine, &c &c, all 20 for Old Abe
The greatest TOOL 10 America Geo Francis
Train, IS warm supporter OF the smutty jo'
ker at Washington
The most prominent supporters ot Abra.
HON Lincoln are men who have denounced
him as usurper sud dcsPot Witness Ben
Wade and Winter Davis
Oyer xix millions Of dollars are reported to
have been subseribed to tha 7-30 loan this
week
TIE General in command in the Indian
Territory thinks,thers will be no safety TO the
great overland route heross the plains until
the indians are eStermnGted
A new hngli.h blockade rHnner called the
Hope, has been captured
General Rioka,ts H. is thought, is in a fair
way of recovery
The trial of the Baltimore merchants
charged with trading with the enemy, is pro.
ceeding.
The attack on Marlinsburg, Va, and the
capture Of General Dufis and his staff by
Moseby's men, is probably untrue, -.
1t is said by Druid, a reliable correspondent
Of the Ford, that Maryland hLs been can.
vassed, aud will give Mcclellan 25 900 ma
jority
The Black Republican papers evince some
little self-rsspect by denying that monster
E. A. Paine is a Republican candidate Tor
Congress in Illinois. It is another Paine whom
they are running, Wa presume they gse
holding the monster in reserve as u candidate
for Governor
The New York soldiers are already voting
for Governor The several regiments seem
TO vote almost unanimously, soma giving
nearly all their votes to Mcclellan and otheri
for Lincoln
Before the Chicago nomination, George f
Pugh said "et US nominate General Of vic
tories, and not General of defeats" Tn,
Convention took his advice and nominated
Mcclellan
The Secessionists South aud the Abolition
lists North, usually go together, and see thing
in the same light. The latest coincidence i
on the niger question. Both are in favor
ofarming the slaves. The sseessioniSts an
nounce themselves in favor of the reelection
of Lincoln, sone time ago Their INTEREST,"
are Identical Thsy began the war, and il il
owing to their joint labors that it has been 8,
long continued. rta
The Confederate Gdvernors have been i,
session, aud recommended the adoption o
measures which if carried out will impart new
vigor And teesG lionoe to tho war
1t is said that Early succeeded in keepin,
bntter guns ont Of his numerous artillery
HaFdlYa shot has been fired by the 9tl
Army Corps, near Petersburg for two weeks
The piOkels there are in pldn sight Of eAcI
other
General Cusiar has reached Newark, New
Jersey. He considers the late victory o
Sheridan The most decisive yet won in the Val
Icy. .ut FHtt
JEFF Davis has been making speech a
Coldmbia, South Carolipa. He believes lh'
Coulederscy has the power 10 plant its ban
ner on the banks Of the Ohio he promise
something shall be done in the next thirt
days of an important character
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