Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-05


niger soldier" or that the "Chicsgo platforn
was made by sscessiohiAts ~ t6e Ciiftor
House, no matter what he said-no matter
how deeply and wickedly be lied-he did him
self and his ieadse4a GREATER wrong than b,
ksoald possibly ipaiet upon you or your party
Aud il was your best policy, as il was you
bopnden Joty as Democrat, 70 Have let hin
alone
But as we have already intmated, we dc
not beheYs g4et p siag y egg was hurried irsp
Democrat last night. We believe that he
whole thing WAS concoOted either for political
ehect, or TO furnish prelext aud an excuse
\ tpr some meditkted 'odtrsgs upon tie Dshioc
rAey. For this, let Democrats be prepared
aud 1t it is attempted, let it be a sorry enter.
prise lo aias sas aa'.-a 9sai aalvot
Free Speech. Journal, this morn.
ingaIp speaking Of the interruption Of thp
Wayne street meeting last night, and iiffcori
menting upon Democratic ideas of free speech,
talks a this wise, .,,,,,. ,...,. ,...,..,
ut is precisely, the sort of aEeee Speech
4 which distinguished the Democratic party In
fbAyton, while W, H. Gillespie was Mayor. 1t
Is altogether likely 10 be The sort Of Free
Speech We may expect of W. H. Gillespie,
should he unfortunately be elected Sheriff. ~.
During the entire term Of Mr. Gillespie as
Mayor Of this city, it is a notorious fact that
no Rembiican gathering wAs ever in snyWise
disturbed, and that the only instance in which
free speech n was stts mpIsd e be stricken down
by mob, while Mr.. G was Mayor, was on The
asqecasion of an address to the Democracy by
Hon, SIS. Cox, at the Court House last Fall.
when sggswere hurled at the speaker from an
abolition door on Main PiFssta
Touching the disturbance last Hight we beg
leaVs toiipabrslofshs Josraet whsresshs eas.
todians OF the peace of the city were, that they
did not sntsPoaa thsir e9lhpritJtip bshalf Of
free speech You would not certainly make
Mr., Gillespie responsible for mobs, and ex
cuss Captain ELLIs, Woald you, Mr.. JourRGIi
Wherss tAsn, was. he last night with bis
posse E That is,ths pertinent question IN the
premises. That hewas cognizant OF what was
going onpi proved BY the fact. that be aud
hts Captain, Of Police furnished the particulats
of the case for publication, aud repaired 70
| the JoaFRat office between 10 and Ia o clock
for that expressplrPos Be It known, there.
fore that Under Black Republican Aaniniis
trattioa q Qureity affairs freq speech " not
protected ,and eggs are throWa with inpunity
at pablic speaksrSl "a Was the Mayor, 'Sinked
at and Informed that Il was "aii in the fam.
ny and that the necessities Of the party de-
manded that itshonid be allowed to proeeedf 7
IL looks that way, and no mistake az.
q Bas~ There is nothing now but stubborness
apd pride of fopinidn to-prnyenf the whole
people from voting for ACCLELLAN and Pm
DLEroN They all know that the last hope
for the country depends upon the election of
these nlen They all know thai tbs Lincoln
AdAihStr4tidn has brought them aOthink but
high'tYAS tY' Ses, bloodshsd s1d ruin, and that a
o9atinuaRce otllt will complete tbe overthrow
Of theaGoYernmeal, naGgnrats anarchy, con
'hsiop and, general social wreck Bat IL
seems that a large proportion Of thoss who
have been IaGtagswith the Abolition istss have
become 80 ferociously embi.lered against the
Democratic party thatthey would rather see
the country swimming in the blood of It's pen
pie, than to seeitI saved and made prosperous
and hapPSAzaiP'Py deaoeraiic speSss4 |
No News-It may be regarded as re.
markabs if not sdggestive, that the public
is allowed e knPW 50 lttlp concerning the
military situation al this time. To-day,s dis
patches are as barren as they are brief and
aPoeryphal. And yet, we know, that there
never has been a time since the war com,
menced, when there was more pews than
now IL eadAbt be4 6therwiseAA AIissouriliL
invaded by a large rsbal force, aud events
are transpirisg there, ,OoniiAnally of the high,
sst import ahoe ~ Forrest i Z notwithstanding
news items in Fsnnessee. sbsrmAp has 4 |,
large army ia .qeorgisi and long line Of
communication to be heard from, and Shsr,
idan has Sati iloope fFQp bis base apd gone
forth among the mountains, "eOHqqeFing and
10 conquer" or to be conquered, or some
IhiRg else that everybody is interested IN, /
but in rsfershes To- which 9vsTyboay is in
The dark. ASq slheR, What Of ths situation
in isWt efsi8s.sgshnrgs sand Richnoud . How i
Iares n FilA Baller aud Airnsy Aad Meade
,ud whatsass tie prospects generality The
telegraph iS faiher too silent to be satisiae, !
ofv TAI ~ hkSe t(bi i,cv.s tta 44sa uaiE ~ q III 4