Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-16
Current News Items.

The Chicago Times proved that the so call
ed raid or pretended rebel sympathisers with
that city. with the osteusbe purpose OF re-
leasing The prisopers ia Camp Douglas, vas
simply Black Republican arrangement to
mako the political capital requisite to carry II
inois
A new Democratic morniug daily has been
established in Memphis 1t maks a fine ap
pea-auce and looks prosperous
A wedding recently occurred at Sherwood
Illinois, the bride and groom, with their at
truionts, being on horseback
The resignation Of Gen. Mcclellan has
been accepted, and Sheridan has been made
Major General, his commission dating the
day Of McClelans resignation.
1t seems to be made certain that Stanton
will be appointed Chief Justice, and Butler
Secretary Of War.
4 mos, destructive and awful tornado oe.
Cured few days ago in Washington County
Illinois. The Sucker States seems to be ad.
djctcd to hurricanes
The total vote at the November election
will probably stand thus Lincoln aud Josn'
son. 1850 ,0OO Mcclellan and Pendleton,
l,100, coo The beat Vn the popular vote is
not so had rs Is generally supposed, the
Black Republican majority being only hSe
per cent on The whole vote.
a great deal OF interest is concentrated
in the movement Of Sherman. He Is en-
gagged il an important enterprise Of some
sort, bat nobody knows exactly what ii is.
Lord Lyouv is rapidly recovering from his
late severe iiness
Secretary Stanton is reported to be still
seriously il
Glorons old Monroe county has given up
wards OF 1000 majority for Mcclellan.
Cause of Deieatin New York.
Tho Democracy in the State Of New
York, were beaten by the unwise and un-
patriotic course of the New York -Ne0s,
and few of the extremists among tbs
Democratic leaders who shared the fanati-
cism of its editor We say tanaticism-
for we have nowhere seen fanGtieism better
exemplihed them in the case OF the editor
of the Nsws Because he could not get all
the good that he desired, he threw away
the good that was attainable, and sur
rendered the Empire State to Black Re-
publican rule. Between his Journal, and
the DespotisIn at Washington which hates
free press, there is no longer any power
to integposo for protection, and he will
likely atone tor his folly at the expense of
the suppression of his paper. Should
this probability he realized, he at least
will have no cause OF complaint.
TRE Chicago Times is Sl4,O0 per an
um daily, and So weekly. Every news
paper is adopting one OF two alternatives,
viz; Raising its prices, or going out of
existence.
The Times gives the puzzle some reason
to hope that we will one day have done
with abolitionism 1t says the itch runs
seven years, and abolitioniEm being twice
Ae ullly anu tNlCb as flIultub iuub lOut-
teen years 1t will run out in 1868.
FLoRA TEMPLE, the famous trottlng
mare, will be brought on the turf some
time in next May, which win be positive
ly her last appearance. She is the pro-
perty of Mr.. WELoH, of Chestnut Hills,
New York.
1t is thought that old RoBERT J. WAL
KER will succeed FEssESDES as Secretary
of the Treasury, and that STANTON will
soon go ont OF the War Department.
NEWSPAPERS SUsPEEDWG.-We notice that
many newspapers in different parts of the
country have postponed indefinitely further
publication In these days of dear paper, cost
ly telegraphing and corresponding wages fol
mechanical and literary labor, it requires 9
large revenue from circulation and adverlis
ing to maintain paper. We say to our de
fupct cotemporaries, Peace to your ashes