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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
The Rival Candidates for Con-
gress lm IllLs District.

Well may the Democracy challenge a
comparison Of candidates with the Re-
publicans of this District. Mr.. HouK is
man of superior intellect and acquire
ments, fine speaker, thoroughly advised
Of the wants of his constituents, honest
in every purpose, firm in his convictions,
and unswervmg in his determination when
he has chosen the path Of duty. He has
not made his name infamous throughout
the civilized world as the supple instru-
ment of despotic usurper. He has com
United none OF the offences which viii
make the name of ScuENOK odious as long
MS it is remembered among men. Il was not
DAVID A. HoUK who urged the repeal of
the exemption clause. so as TO force every
man to battle II was not tho Democratic
candidate who conceived the atrocious
purpose of receiving as a substitute none
but the father, brother, or son Of the draft
ed man. The Democratic candidate will
labor for peace, to the end that conscrip-
tions may cease, that military despotsm
may pass away, aud the good old prosper
ous times of Democratic rule be restored
to the people. .
Let all, then, who desire honorable
peace, Il restored Union, and the old-time
prosperity, vote for the Democratic Candi-
date.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
DAVID A. HOUK,
Current News Items.

We learn that Il battle may he expected
any moment between the armies OF Grant aud
Lee.
The draft for some reason, has been sus'
pended in Washington City. i-It|f
Governor Brough is sick, and compelled to
renquish his appointments.
Gevolney Dorsey calls the Black Repubi-
cans together fo- political meetings during
the coming week. He tries to prostitute Sher.
idan's victories to Black Republican uaes
The Republicans are trying to get pp big
meeting in Cincinnati on Saturday night
The papers come TO Us filled with lists d
men doomed to service IN the army i
Robert c. Winthrop, oue- Of the ableat and
best men Of Massachusetts, hitherto con
servative Republican,, has eome out for Nc
Clellau. ss.a a.I-'. st'
Gold is still on the retrograds movement.
This ought to bring relief from the present
Axorbitaut prices.
There has been terrible railroad accident
oR the Pittsbuts and PhiiadeIphia Railroad,
It is well knowa that il Lincoln is re,elect-
ed, he will Immediately issue call for 500
600 more psn.
A Vote was taken last night on the train
from Hamilton to Cincinnati, Result, Nc
CIellaH s7 LincolB 80 .l ..dD'
Abe Lincoln draws his salary ID gold
thereby receiving 10000 per Annum at re.
cent prices of greenbaoks. ........
A scoundrel by tho name of Harl-a preach.
ar-IateIy lifted his eyes to Heaven, iu his
church and prayed that the arm every man
might wither who voted the Democratic
ticket. ..It
The Highland Bote--a German paper pub
lished in ST. Lous-haA hauled down the
name Of Fremont, and put up that of MeClel.
Tau. ..It.... Yat.
The trial Of Dodd--chArged with being
DemocraI--is now progressing before an in,
famous drum-head court in Indianapolis n,
Itis said that Lee has ouy 10, 900 troops,
aside from those commanded by EARLY. Why,
then, don't Grant, with his 25O, 900 men, take
Richmond
The Ienioctaey of New Y,mk are united.
There will be no opposition tolbe DemoGrntic
aleetors a
The Black Republicans are terribly bored
al the loss Of oiRObsFt @ Winthrop Of Massa-
ohnSetls. xxx.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
The Meeting in Urbnnn.
UuBANA, o., Sept. 10, ls6.

uRBANA, w., sept ~ 1864.
EDIToBs EMPtRE:-On Saturday last, the
Democracy of Champaign county met 1t the
Court House, in Urbana 10 ratify the nomina.
ton Of the Chicago Convention, and were adj.
dressed by Geo. W, Ilouk, of your aty, in n
logical and convincing speech op the subject
of the formation of the Constitution. The
Democracy Of Champaign congratulate you
upon the advantages of having so fine young
orator in yonr midst. His speech would have
done credit to many an older head. He IN
derstands thoroughly the principles upon
which our government is founded, and can
communicate it TO others in pleasing and
interesting manner. predict for him bril-
liant public career, should he choose the road
10 political Distinction ts..ri
Our CongresHmen, Flank Mckinney, vas
present, and was called upon at the close Of
Mr., Houk's remarks, aud made a short and
telling speech. He is noble representative,
true aud faithful to his constituents, deeply
imbued with the love OF country aud Demo.
cratic principles. BE- assured that We will re-
turn him to Congress by n handsome maiori-
ty. Before the meeting adjourned, the follow
ing resolution was offered aud passed with
out dissenting vote
ResOioed, That the Democracy of Cham
pairn comfy heartily endorse the nomination
OF Geo b Mcclellan aud Geo II PeudleIon,
and j. + Mckinney aud pledge ourselves To
use all honorable eilorlA TO securr their eleo.
tion, ORBANA.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22

jenkins, VIM Hazetine, John MUIR, p McCul-
lough, J O Arnold, S Wampler, J Barnhart,
d Martindale, NJ Arnold, Chris knechi, Dave
Felchl. F lIeckler, w kippinRer, Joseph
Rich, Henry Schalfer
Mad River 70WHship
Townsend Palmer, Martin SANDERS, Jac Kei'er,
Christ Khorey. Bau shrOgeri haruan, N kurns
0eo ~uyder W nmsheit, Burt j Pope, Muller,
NJ Willard, WIN Rughin, Mm Marlborough, phlp
Iergor, wu Harris, q W Harahman, Miles rippy,
Emanuel kirger j = q PeuigtN,, Jacob Ulingnian,
Adam Ynung, A KaEu, X Is lluGlriu, WHltert hieder
Andrew GlaHer, Jnc Eckman, Josenh blust, Altshce
Christ w., Joseph FrtnkmHn, n Pnvy,J Cot
linH Bolinge', Anthony mnu Lewis, Aud
HasrltAbe, Alexander Mark, Mcheal uhmer Jacob
ftocldoy, VIM Piilllps Isaac Hmm, Shartel, &
Munger Rey stockert, Frank nirst, Johu Nolan, y
WoodmaD, James Gillespie, ID Il keplinger, NJ II
Long,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
The PIllnDurg Post Again.

We nOtioe that tho Pittsburg Post edit
ed by'one JAMES z. BARR. aud which we
referred to the other day in appropriate
terms. is again abusing Mr.. VALLAsDIo-
HAM. We'll it is only necessary to say by
way of explanation, that at the Chicago
Convention Mr.. V. hOics refused to recog-
nize or hold any intercourse with this j.
2. BARR. THAT'S what's the matter. Z"
Cincinnati GaEets please copy.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
The County Fair and the De-
HtrOyora.


This institution proved almost an entire
failure on yesterday. The reason of the
failure is to he found in tho fact that the
Republicans have perverted it into mere
party thing, to subserve party purposes
What is true of the Montgomery County
Fair, is true Of very many others in the
State, which have fallen under similar
management. The Republicans are DE-
VTRoYERs, as party. 1t is not only oui
Agricultural Fairs which they have ruin
cd. They have destroyed the Union, the
Constitution, the Laws. They have brok.
on the peace of thirty millions of people
stead. They have shaken the Church
to its foundation, and it is now totterng
to its fall. Their wickedness has thus
far spared usthe last and greatest calam-
ity which can befall us, though they are
striving with all their might, and with
excellent prospect of success, to bring that
great woe upon us, viz ; the warfare of
neighbor against neighbor, community
against community, and the Desolation
which such a warfare Of FIRE aud blood
shed will leave us Only the election of
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN. and the ntter over
throw Of Black Republican rce, can save
our people from the horror OF witnessing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
M ASS NEE T I N g
OF
The Democracy Of the Third
Congressional District,

Hox. O. L. vALbANDreHAn. will All.
dress the people of the Third Congress
siuual District. at BASKERs GRovE one
aida halt miles north of Postown Station
ON the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
Rail Road. Butler county, ON MONDAY
September 26ih at one T.. NJ. Hon. d.
A. lloUK Democratic candidate for Con-
greSs will also be present and address the
meeting, Rally boys Rally
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
Dag. The Chieago Jomnal aaYs q

DeD~ The Chicago Journal says Rev
Dr. Egars, by way of illustrating the ipscru
liability Of Divine Providence, related in his
sermon last Sunday the following incident,
The spot in our lake can DO pointed out In
you where young lientenanto OF the United
Sthtes army was once yell nigh drowned Ile
went down, as il was supposed for the hast
time, when assistance reached him Hewas
rescued, and after much difficulty restored TO
consciousness. That young Lieutenant is
now the President OF the insurgent Confede-
raey Jefferson Davis
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
A Day of DOIOr.

Never did this people experience so
anxious apd sad day, as was yesterday.
Mothers, and wives and fathers,
brothers, and sons-all awaiting, with
breathless anxiety, the turning of the
wheel that was to decide their fate. And
when the day was over, and the inexorable
doom announced, there was weeping and
waiIing at many a hitherto happy hearth.
And yet the inhuman policy of the Re-
publicans in power, chooses to prolong the
war, with all its unutterable woes, rather
than makeeven an attempt to end the
strife by negotiation. Let all the people
remember that the Democracy are pledg-
ed, in the event OF the election of Mo
CLELLAN, to make an earnest effort, in good
faith, TO bring about an honorable peace,
and stop the flow of blood. Let all re-
member If, ON the other hand, the pres
ent ,lisbolieal party are continued in power,
draft will succeed draft, until every house.
hold shall be bereayed, and the whole land
made desolate, Make the W ne choice
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
MrutcaI

nURFs Coughs Oolds Sore Throat, Asthma, aus
~ Consumption. II il only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints 10 Try one bottle oi
Strick 'aads MeibRuons Cough Balsdm
to convince them that II iH tho host preparation ever
used. II not only cures the above affections of the
Throat and Lungs hUt II cures Night sweate aud
splitting Of B I'D, aud Is excellent gargle for any
kind oi Sore Throat. II ~ pleasant TO take, andg
safe medicine Tor infants Price % Cents per bottle.
For sale by druggists generally. MIA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
The Republican Msetlng--An-
other FiZztel

We really supposed that tho Republi-
cans would be able to get togethera crowd
respectable in numbers from the multitude
OF people that were in the city yesterday.
But we were mistaken. The audience was
not half as large as the ratification meet
ing addressed by Mr.. VALLASDIeHAM and
which was gotten up att days notice.
The whole thing was spiritless. aud tho
speakers remarkably dull and stupid. Even
the Journal man, after listening for two
dresry hours to Gen. GARFsH could re-
member nothinghe said, except little
nauseous praise Of ScHENoK. the pco-
pie have forsaken the Black Republicans,
aud the elections will make it manifest.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
Political Items.

As sure as Abe Lincoln is reelected,
there win be another draft for 100000
men before the LIST of January.
You that escaped the draft yesterday
remember that If Lincoln is elected an
other conscription will he made, which
will drag you from your homes and
families.
Schenck was the most active Of all men
in Congress, to secure the repeal Of the
exemption clause, and make the daft
peremptory.
Let il be remembered that Schenck
labored hard to have the conscriptiou law
so changed, that no one could be accepted
as a substitute, except the father. brother,
or son Of the drafted man. In the
language Of another "When enter
ing the National Legislature he was the
leading advocate of the repeal of the COM
mutation-clause, and proposed in its place
the most infamous enactment that has
ever disgraced Christian civilization. This
was the adoption of a blood-subslitute-
law, making only father eligible in the
place of his drafted son ; a brother for a
brother; son for a parent, etc. in this
way throwing double calamity upon
every soldiers death, making in every
family one martyr. and another murderer
Nothing in modern crime equals this
atrocious conception"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22

soldlere vote '-Speech of William H. Seq
ard
COMMENT
The following order WAS issued to punish
and frghlen all soldiers who we're inclined to
vote against Lincoln Lieutenant Edgerly
"eireulaled' no tickets of any kind he mere
ly Doted III State election. Read
WAB DEpARrdENT, Adj't Gems Office,
Washington, March rs, 1863 !
SSecial Order ll9.
80. BY direction Of The President, the fol.
lowing officers are dismissed .the service of
The United STATES: Lieutenant A
g. Edgeriy, Fourth New Hampshire Ees-Yol.
nntsers, -tSa for circHidiiRg CopperAead
tickets =
by order Of the Secretary OF Wa. .1r
X, l. Thomas, Adj't Gen.
To the Governor of New Hampshire,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22

We conversed recently with gentle
man who has travelled extensively in Wis
consin. He assures us that Little Mac
will carry the State beyond any question.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

sECREfARN or STATE,
WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG,
uf Seuees O-unty
eUPREME IuD6E
tFoU VUIL rEAN1
PHILADELPu VAN TRUMP,
Oi Fairfield COu ty
(ro FILL yACAECtEs,)
tsoug Vacancy,
MACHIAS G.. WHITELEH,
uf Hancock County.
short Vacancy
ALEXANDER = BOYS,
~ Hishisnd CnuuiY
AITUkNEI GENERAL
LYMAN 4 CRl rCHFlELD,
Of Holmes County.
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY
WILLIAM s v PRENTlSS,
ui Franklin County
SCHOOL OOMMl .sloNER,
ALEXANDER 5, RAMSEY,
OT Hardin County
BOARD oF PUBLIC WORKS,
tFuLL rEHa) --Ir..
WILLIAM LARWILL,
uf Ashland county.
(FoR VAcANuI,l
CHARLES BOESFL,
Uf AuglAlEe County
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
FoR PRESIDENT,
GEORGE y. MCCLELLAN,
Or Ngs IggsEY.
FOR ylCg PREsiDEST.
GEORGE II. PENDLETON,

Cd. Hrf or ono
pisrtRCr ftNcroge I =
Ist Dislrict-JOHN l. NATTIER,
Ind (" JOHN SCulhF,
bed ipi -44WlLblAM . GIbhM0RE,
4th F." LUTHER SMITH,
oh {" CHARLES N LAMlSON, I'D
9Th ~ WILLIAM b TELFAIR,
7th --WN II CREIGHTON,
9Th q" ---JUDSON A BEEBE,
9Th ~. s. STOWE, ~
10Th ID" JAMES q. HALY,
Ilth "a" HENRY c. MOORE,
18th F." JAMES EMMITr,
18th --GHARLES II. JOHNSON,
IIth NEAL. POWER,
18th " -ROBERT A. CONSTABLE,
10th '' OLIVER }. SWEENEY,
lUh CHARLES NJ. ATEN,
18th -D r PAIGE,
18th SIMON H. HUNT,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22

Stricklands Aat- Cholera Nurture.
T. L IT x

n composition Of aStringents, nhsorbents atinnu.
1 lnnts and chrminatves which every physician ac.
hnowledges II the only preparation that will effect
permanent cure of Dinrrhea and Dyaeterv This AMI
uhoIerh MlNtnre X now IN use m soRe Of our army
hospitals where II gives the greatest satisfaction Ic
l~ saved the lives OF thousands Of our's soldiers and
cGen, and We viii guarantee Il TO be the best RENEE
dy ~ ne world Tor plarrhea and DysenteTy.
Mr. Woods, Of Coyington, MY. will be nost happy
70 sNly any one Az TO the virtue of sncklands Anti
thoula Mixture; in lart we have great nnInleF sf
leSumonlhls from patentR who have heen cured afteI
being pronouncedin urable by their ply slogans some
after taking only one bottle Of StricKauds Antt-ghoI.
eth mlAtnre u Won suffer with nAPrhea and Bysen-
terry Try one bottle. MID
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
Democratic County Ticket.

= crit
WILLIAM II. GILLESPIE,
Tres sur"r.
JONATHAN KENNEG,
Auditor.
GEORGE +. BOYER,
Recorder.
THEODORE p. EBY,
Commissioner.
GEORGE A. GROVE,
Surveyor.
JOSEPH b. JOHNS,
.H Inhrnary Director,
JESSE DEMlNr,
Whiskey Inspector.
JOHN WEAVER,
-Four Inspector
MICHAEL SOHANTZ,
Pork Inspector,
GEORGE WINDER,
+r-~=@ r-
ron CONGRESS-
RYXD TYn"U
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
Harrison 70wnship

SW Kemp, John Roh,er, Joseph Kennedy
John Runk, John Muoima, John Smlta, l. al,
baugh, Aaron limerick John Zldeker, Oliver
Boswell, d Murray, Geo Sheppard, NJ Shinok,
MlWisemau, j Long, VIM Madison, James NJ
Smith, w q Beokman, John l}eardehear, John
Stoup, Reese Anderson, w II Norris, Hensy
Fdicht, Jacob Sberer, Adolph BowermanJo ohm
LIBBY, Gins Kellpr. Cris Retsinger Geo Rider,
John o Brien, j rroot, ID Miller, Q Grav6r.
ing, Henry Recker, Jake Kneoht, Isaac Bas.
seti II Waggoner, WIN Balch, } NJ Staley, Il
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
Keep ~ Before the People.
TEXT

mot let the soldiers vote p Not let The
soldiers vote, Speech Of William H. Sep-
ard.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
Manu- 7IoloasAip

Jacob Degler, George l. Deckert,
Githns, u A Leisz, A V Grain, VIM II
berger, George She'll Thomas SLAYER,
Heiael, Levi Gepharl, John Gottscholl, !
SGhreiner, Tobias Francis, Peter Kapp, /,
Kaufman, George Philips, Augustus Cjrs
Frank Hamberg, Christ Enrich, Beui
Weidle, Arou Swarr, A. h. Ream, G,
kehrer John II Miller Daniel Scht
kowrod Grabner Henry Lowree Hezl
Gebhart, John Rockcy, John Thomas, Jo
Weaver Wm ] Server, John Beck, Go
Berger, Henry Chrislmnn, Jacob Ker
Daniel Urschell, Martin b Morton, j
Hottscholl, Oliver Pease, Henry Van A,
Benton Deoring, Saul Gabhart, David /.
an, Abraham Briuon, iJohn prrssler A
Stnpp, John Gebhart 4r, David Groby, q,
Brown, Moses Gehhart, WIN Harry, join
Zimmerman, Wm Stroble, David NJ
Henry Bolenbaugh, George w Shade, +
Shut, Adom Schmidl, George Pleiler'
Leighty Lewis Muck, William Rocher, W
gehhart Josepe Denise, Clinton Hipp
Wngon5r, Johu Atieuweiler, Saml d NJ
lpaac Dssinger, John Friday, Henry Geb
Henry NJ Bihkley, Philip Schwarzlrnnhe
llockenIield, Levi Meyer, Iuhn W Boz
John u Letter, Samuel II Mayer, j
Weisler Jacob Lesher John Sirius, Snmu
Miller John W Scheible, Lelh Peasa, j
than Urich, Jacob Routsong, Jacob Becl
Jonathan Reedy, Archibald Rnuon, Samu
Thompson.
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(les whsna @epde fres.l II.

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