Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-10
"Important and Interesting In
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1t has become habit of late, with the
toalies, and lickspit,les, and sycophants,
and otfce-boggars, who visit LIscoLS, TO
write ont details Of their conversation
with ''the President" and publish them
under sensational head, such ~ that
given above. One "Judge MnLs, hailing
somewhere from Wisconsin. has been to
see ABRAHAM tall, crooked, gaunt, ghast-
lly, bg-rooted, elumsy-gatcd ABRAHAM
and was introduced by "Gov. RANDALL"
Hence such disgusting stuff as this, which
the Judge aforesaid contributes to some
paper out West LdNcoLN received him
thus: t.
81 am glad 10 see my friends from Wiscon-
sin; they are the hearty friends of the Union,
could not leave the city. Me- President,
wthout bearing words Of cheer from your
own lips. Upon you as the representative of
the loyal people depends. as we believe, the
existence OF our Government and the future
Of America This introduced political topics.
"Mr President, said Governor Randall,
'why can I you seek secluslon, aud play her
mt for a forlnight2' p it would reinyigorate
you
AYE" said the President; 1.-TWO or three
weeks would do me no good | can not fly
! from my thoug ghts-my sOlcitude for this great
country follows me wherever | go. | don't
think il ia personal vanity or ambition, though
| am not free from these inlirmitios, but can
not but feel that the veal or woe OF this great
7 1 L.
is no programme offered by any wing Of the
| Democratic party but that must result in the
permanent destruction OF the Union
This is republished in the Cincinnati
Commercial, under the head of "lmpor-
aut Interesting Interview !" In what
sense important? Does anything "im
potanr' attach to the visit Of an ebse-
quious place hunter to the dispenser Of Of
flee Or is it to the egotislical opinions
of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, that we are asked
to assign Importance "Glad to see
my friends from Wisconsin they are the
hearty friends of the Union !" yes, of the
Union as grim ABRAHAM understands It
A Union Of force, and fear, and dread,
and hatred, and bloodshed A Union OF
burned cities, and desOlated fields. a
Union Of graveyarls. and cripples, and
widows aud orphans A Union Of i'm
poverished populaces, held together 10y
bayonets, provost marshals, pimps, spies,
in for,narg a,,l man bunIars ,ybc ,ra+ tb;rt,,
dollars for every man whom they surren-
der, cramped, CALLED, and chafed in irons
A Union where free Constitution has been
trodden out of existence, and a ruthless,
cruel, bloody, irresponsible despotism
established in its place
The "opinions' Of ABRAHAM LNooLS
heralded to the world as "important % A
pettifogger, who, in the course Of thirty
years practice, never got out of the Coun
ty Courts A man who when elected
President announced that the counties
bore tile same relation to the State, that
the States do to the General Government
Who begged time to study the tariff be-
fore he was prepared to utter word OF
the subject Who disgusted the worf
! with such silly speeches, as that "men anc
animals are seen at disadvantag,
through a fog 70 This mans opinions
, of importance This man ssying tha
, "he cannot fly from his thoughts-hi
solicitude for this great country J" Thi
man proclaiming that unless he is re-elect
: ed in November, wo will beiall the nation
. This man announcing that '1here is n,
programme offered by any wing of tn
Democratic party but that must result il
3 the permanent destruction Of the Union =
This man whom CHAsE pronounces foo
:. whom WADE and DAVIS arraign as
: usurper whose odious rule all the peopl
desire TO be rid of, save only his pai
placemen-thi man daring to assert tina
the election by the people of GRo. L
J.. MCCLELLAN would result in the perma
. nent destruction Of the Union" Dow
| with him Let all the people rally fo
= his utter and final overthrow SO shal
tyranny be extirpated and Union an
Freedom be maintained, and perpetuated
Hard 10 Suit!
The Republican papers abuse tn
Democratic party, because they charge II