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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
Democratic County Convention

The Democrats Of Montgomery county
will meet in Convention at BECkEL'S
HALL in the city Of Dayton ON SATUR-
DAY the l7tb DAY OF SEPTEMBER
A. D. 1854 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of said
day, for the purpose Of nominating a
county ticket to be supported by the
democracy at the ensuing October cleo
ton.
Primary meetings for the appointment
of delegates will be held at the usual
places of holding elections in the several
townships on SATURDAY the 10th
lay of SEPTEMBER 1864. at 2 o'clock
P. NJ. of said day and in the several
Wards of the city of Dayton on the same
day at 7 o'clock P NJ, Each town hip
will be entitled to eight and each Ward
to three delegates in the Convention
BY order of the Democratic Central
Committee of Montgomery county
DAYTON, August 3lst 1854.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

Carrent News Items.

Gen. A. P. Hill, in his official report of the
battle of Reams station, gives hiS entire loss
at 100 men, and claims TO have captured
2,l5O prisoners; IL stands Of colors, pieces
Of artillery, 10 cassons, 2,lOo stand of small
arms, aud 80 horses,
Mr. Vallandigham makes a speech to the
Democracy OF Batter county tonight, at Ham
ilton.
The Democratic State Convention of Illinois
met in sprin6ed yesterday. 1t was very
large and harmonious. Hon. Jos p. Robin
son was nominated for Governor.
Gold seems to have no confidence in an
early termination Of the war. 1t auetuats'
from 24O to 245.
It is said that the Richmond papers confirm
the death of John Morgan.
The Richmond Sentinel expresses its belle
that the COnlederates may soon conquer
peace, ,fthsy "but perform their duties At THU
juucture, as they have done hitherto"
The Republicansare making great elamOl
over the ~ uion victory in Vermont" just ni
if anybody in the world expected Vermont tC
do anything else than 60 for the Black RsPub
licans.
The Republicans nowadays are thsnkiu
for small favors. The little city Of Whining
ton, in the little State Of Delaware under tbs
iron constrant Of military direction, has elect
ed Republican officials, .,.
A son Of Parson Brownlow vas severely
wounded IN the 6ghtwith Wheeler, near Frank
lin Tennessee.
The Republican State Convention meets il
Syracuse, New York, to-day. A quarrel is ex
pected betwesu the Weed and the Radical
wings of party.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

The Republicans, having been gadly disap.
poiuted tbs, there was no boltai Chicago, nor
anywhere else, among the Democracy, nov
circulAte the slandsr that Mcclellsn will repu.
diAte the platform, and write war letter.
They will be disappointed 10 tbla
The telegraph speaks Ofa greet Union meet
ing in Boston, at which sumner, Wilson &C.
we're present As the whole audience was
contained in q sngIe hall, il could not have
been very great"
A careful estimate, made by one Of the Re
publican papers At Chicago. from returns oi
railroads., and other modes Of eonveyance
shows that there we're upwards Of two hundred
aud thirty thousand persons in attendance
Such a meeting never before assembled in
America. NJ l..
The Cincinnati Gazette asserts thai the War
Democracy have surrendered TO the Peace
men. % the other hand, many Of the Re.
publican papers assert that the Peace men
have surrendered to the War Democrats. Why
don't these Republican papers agree among
Themselves, and lie in unison The fact is
no surrender was made on either side. The
Democracy met and hsrmonized on the doc.
trines Of the Consultation as it u.s. and agreed
upon the restoration ofrhe Union as it was
There could, therefore be no disagreement,
and no surrender was needed
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
Rsidence OF General MoCRel-
Ian.

he opponents Of Mcclellan we're yesterday
eubged 10 the most earnest maBner In assoc
inevefyboiy that the General is q resident
ofDhio. This IS a blunder General McOlel
lafneyer resided in Ohio, unless a lev months
sput 10 Cincinnati, considerably less than
wuld entitle him to vote there, make a resi-
dot dc has never had home. The ser.
vet Of the nation, he has done his work
whrever be was ordered TO do w. on al sides
olhe globe, here aud IN others countries, but
nger having place OF rest which he could
ct his home, unless VI his mothers house in
Philadelphia He went to Illinois, after leav-
in the army, andremained there n short time;
tbnee he removed and went 0 Ohio IN Sep.
TIMBER 1860, where be remained only until
ih outbreak Of the war in April, 1861, when
h volunteered for the Union cause, aud hav-
iu been called 10 Washington later in The
var, removed his famug to that city
During bis service with the Army Of the
btomac he was resident in bis tent, and it
Il "A remarkable fact that in the PeDinsular
ompaign he never passed three nigh under
aroo( The contempluous order OF Me- lin
Oln which dismissed him from the command,
erected him to report at Trenton, New Jer'
ey and he obeyed the order he has since
nat time e.resded in New Jersey, passing one
inter in New York city II has been ha
Intention to make New Jersey bis permanent
iome, and TO that end he has purchased q
mall piece Of land in u very quiet aud rstir
Vi spot, where he was preparing TO build 2
louse and seek repose. From thisretiremelt
ho people are about to drag him, against hls
most earnest desires, and insist on his occu
baton Of their White House for some years
Il "a hard but be will be compelled to sub
bit, und make the beet OF it The time will
lome, i be lives, when he will bear 20 his r..
Arsment even more Of the thanks ard love oI
be people than now-JotSHol Ot COamcrce
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

Professor Caswell denies the story which
has started on its travels, that he has discover
ed "one OF the most magnificent comets on
record, with tail more than sixty degrees
long The Professor, in letter TO the Prov.
idence journal says he he has made no con
tributon to the Philadelphia Press, in which
the original statement appeared and has seen
no great comet in the west, not for want Of
toierably good eyes, but for want of the comet.
he has not yet etsucceeded in seeing Hinds re-
cent comet, which is said to be visible in the
morning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

TIE Washington Union gives the tax pay.
erS the following crOmb Of encouragement
"A GocD SIoS" - Our Government ia
vigorously beginning the work Of economy in
the national expenditures BY cutting off the
supply Of SOAP formerly allowed the clerks
for the purpose of washing their hands. BY
this measure it is hoped large amount viii
be saved TO the Treasury between the present
date and the 4th Of March next. We are
only surprised that some OF Uncle A5e's small
Fry did not sooner discover the enormous
waste Of To peoples money"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
FROM DAYTON, OHIO.
HslisndiRham at Iioue-HIs views on
the Ohicago Convention and NOminess.
D,s g. -

the Chicago Convention ana NOminees.
DAYToN 0H!o, Sept C.
Fallsndigham made a speech tonight. Of
about AN hours duration in which be paye an
account OF his Stewardship as u dSlepste to
Chicago. He commenced by sayiug that he
would not reply to the personaIites Of
Scheneks speech delivered here q lew days
ago Sehenck belonged to that class Of men.
VINO with the end OF the war, would be con-
signed to oblivion, or live only as ihe hero Of
vienna, and the tyrant OF Baltimore; like the
'ond ugly and VeRemous, but without the
precious jewels in his bend. Schenck' 4
speeches are consistent With the character Of
his mind
The Chicago Convention, ho said, was fully
adequate to the purpose Tor which II assem-.
oled lie did not sxaggerate when he said
IL was the grandest convention assembled on
this continent since 1857 He must be sold
man who would undertake, singly and alone
10 crltlclse the action of that Convention
lhe Convention was emphaticaIly not only
peaceaolei but peace convention IL repre-
sented the present public sentiment of The
United States The platform denounced the
war as an experiment, and insisted, 6rsL aud
above ALL that il should stop 1t declar ed for
peace In the name of two minions OF yoters
OF this country
As for Mcclellan, be had voted against hm
because in doing so be represented the views
oil his constituents and OF himself Ho had
a preferences for another man, hat he was
pledged TO support the nomiuse, anG upou
such platform hS did so cheerfully. In con.
cluslon he said that il the people wanted four
years more Of taxation, confsaatiOn, and
conscrlption, TO vote for Lincoln; hut if thev
wanted peace on the basis Of restored Fede.
raj Union, to vote for Mcclellan.
MACK
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
MACK


"MoCLELLAN believes in making arbi-
trary arrests" said Republican to
Democrat; what do you think of that p"
81 think it is false" said the Demo
crat; "but if true, 1 think that it viii not
be Democrats who will be arbitrarily ar
rested under his Administration. Guess
If you folks can stand the doctrine, ours
can p Republican lapsed into study,
and made no answer.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
Republicans DesperatIOn.


The Republican leaders are in state of
desperation. The nomination of McCLEL-
Lam took them by surprise, and finds them
wholly unprepared for the contest. They
don't know what to do. nor what to say.
Occasionally fool among them breaches
the arrest of the Maryland Legislature,
forgetiul that the outrage was perpetrated
by the order of Old ABE, and that this is
but single one of Thousand wrongs
committed by the same usurpatiOn. Then
they congratulate themselves that the
nomination of LITTLE MAC is gall and
bitterness TO VALLANDraHAM. This consoles
them for a moment. But Immediately
they 6nl it necessary to declare that Nc
CLELLAE is Copperhead, in full sympa-
thy with VALLANDIGHAM, imbued with his
principles, and sworn to carry them out
il elected, In the meantime the quarrel
among the leading Republicans grows
more bitter, while the rank and file. by
hundreds and thousands, daily desert them
and rally to the standard of MooLELLAN
and PENpLEToN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
nialrlct ConYentlon.

The Democracy in the several wards
and townships will appoint delegates to
the District Convention, next Saturday.
The time is not yet fixed for holding tbs
District Convention. Due notice II time
and place will be given. In the mean
time let the Delegates be appointed. See
notice.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
Democratic Meeting Tonight

DR.. PmLrP MERKLE will speak in
German at BeckePs Hall, tonight Turn
out, and hear good speech.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

D6y- Horace Greeley says I'VE feel GER
iAin that two.thirds of ihs American people
on either side Of the dividing line auxieusly,
absorbingly desire peace, and are ready 10
make all needfll sacrifices to insure Il. "
Then Why don't4Ee have peaee2 Because
contractors and trading politicians are OPP
posed toll
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

EyERYBoDY is being cured OF tLls distressing
u disease by the use OF ~
DR.. StricklandS Pile Remedy.
Read what those say who have used 1t. ....
Mr. Charles W. Land, am, Of Louisville, and Mr. J.
HAsrde, Oncipnati, o.. both we're cured 81 ter usng
one pot of Or. stfiekand'a Pile Renedy They SAY
they have tried everything but could obien no reei
bat one Pot OF Strickland's Pile Remedy enecttd
perfect after suffering for many " ars With the
worst kind OF Piles. They recommend every ons
VINO Is suffering TO tiyit. .aIt ~ .a.
Ask for da1yI o. r.taH
DR. Strickldnds Pile Remedy.
sold by all druggists, IS OTIS pot Manufactured al
No. 9 East Fourth 1t, Cinciunad o. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

D6B- 40 old negro was found drowned in
the river at Detroit, few days since 1t has
since oeen ascerlaned that he had been seized
and robbed by substitute brokers' who en-
deavored TO get him to eulist Failna IN
this, it is supposed they either drowned him,
or be was drowned in attempting TO escape
from them
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

'It is stated by friends Of Mr.. Lincoln that
he does not expect to return to Illinois after
his term Of office, but will make Boston his
future home
Timbuoloo or quiet spot 10 the inlerior
Of A trica, will be residence more 70 his taste
than Boston, and we think a good deal more
10 his peace Of mind
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsTOnnR. D.


(IesfiDlonia " Ms. Sarah Gould - s-ssa--
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gSts aia ste% Sf sfnR ~ aSf q
otGESa &c., ne SoaId ssba %
Sa5s S y his ciy Wa Sem SnrStIth tiIt
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You asred me that youYopld sTadiosts the DISEASE
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my 4esp & nerfe w WE'LL and my hair has ceased tG
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or Rtstotef ana sheiS hsms Lsgion thAtitis Hs ,
THE ONLY PREPARATION iqs .Hau
That wbltd edpctudly and permanently restore the ia
har of those Who are bald aud prevent y ~ lsf s.
~ THE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF. ,5.,,555
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l5the evidence Of the benefits IL
ehuf4FTiug upon na'.t- .tH. lrr is.l ~
- THE HUMAN FAMILY. ulsa ~
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on % 9s EGY Sis sss n iTey sbs
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sheppeal or riaeredpoup,l J flmahe oona hde ohsrf
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Zone Thousand DollaIs) IL fail 70 cure the worst
cases q partial baidneAs, hnaer fifteen years stand
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This wonderful remedy IL sold b. drigslsts gensr- "a
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
Congressional Convention,

Tho Democracy of tho several Wards and Town
ships Of the County at their meetings next satnr
day nre requested to appoint Delegates to attend
at such time and place as shall hereafter be agreed
upon ,.-.-
The Wards and Townships will 70 entited 70 send
the following number Of delegates from each Ward
The appnrtionment agreed upon to-wtt'
The apportenmentgiyes one delegate for each lU
Democratic Yost EAST the last election for Govetnor
and also one for each fraction over hity, in addition
Delegataa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
Z E!NNZZ!Z!ZZ21 !!
lytrlekland,s Anti. O.olera Miatilre
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Z acomposiaOn Of hstringents, absorbents Htin1u-
4 lants and nrfiHatiyes wbeh every ph ysician &C.
Kno"ledGf9 is the only preparation that Will effect
permanent cure .. DiarrheR md Dyseter, This Ant.
yholsrH slixtUre rs now in IN some Of ,ur army
hoappIs Hhere 10 gives the Rreattat satisfaction il
has saveh the yes Of thousands OF our sudterss Eu
CITIZENS nnd we VIII guarantee II TO be the best RENE.
dy IL he world for DarThea and Dyeentery
n Mr. Woods, OF CovDgton My. will be most hapry
10 satisfy any one as 60 the virtue Of srtk Anu.
Testimonials from patients who have teen cur, aftef
being pronounced IN urstle by their physitianR some
alter tu1pg only one totaeoi siLcsland's Anti Chol
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

Grand Union Picnic and CotiiiiOn
PARTY There will be Picnic at Lew Beard
shears Grove, iour miles north o. Dayton,
September lO,h, 1864. Admi1auce to door
81 90 Der couple d2t&lw.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

! bS5sOn the Dem0crujc ticket VIC ftd lhc
tau,e Of George H. peudctun, OF Ono, lJr
Ihe Vice Presidency. II Ni add ehduf'na
IUeuR,h 70 the ticket ana he ~iA prove "A
liodi, to tie party Although the last vas
k,a first session IN CcHgress, We behoyc, ye.
The bish reputation shat preceded Lin TO-
HAT boly, his dignlied and cLRGging mg %
hers and, above n.l, the tigupi a5i.ty du-
buJed by hun "a the debate upon ths Ca.
lulsion OF Mr. Long, piaCaG hlnl 60 once in
DE hi ihest ank OF the defenders u' liberty
/ is rare indeed, that hou0rs are 80 quickly
lFoBered, it having o0cnWed but once before,
ID the case Of John G BreekInridge, OF TINS
Slate The latter, however, had been ten
lfred foreign missions ana greatly courted
q I'D llattpled at home; bes,des,ro great apeech,
Ike Pendaton's IN defense ol Long, Coud be
plinted out to justify the choice Of the patty.
His selection for the position ia pie lge %
sacure and defend the freedom OF speech, that
issecond only to what the selection Of Long
himself would De- 1t gives strength to the
ticket Ia that respect as II adds character 10
il 10 every other Upon the peace question
Mr. Pendleton ia understood to lean 70 the
opinions of his colleague, Mr. Long, although
we cannot speak positively on this question
Ia bis canvass for Cougr- SIS, IL was polat
made against him that he had married arela-
tive Of General Robert Lee, aud We suppose
The same objection will bo pressed in the com.
ibg canvass Who he married is a matter Of
Indifference, though we cannot see ihat il il
he'd my eject. 81 nould nave any blating on
The great question Of bow to Les. establish
peace. LOuiScJle Democrat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
pETITIoN FoR PARrITIoN

y Superior Court Montgomery g,uptytphlo.
Levi X. Basore ard Amelia Ann Basore against
Samuel Rodaheie,f Flzebeth Boomershipe, Amel,e
Ann Rodahener Ellen KOdahefier, FRANK Rodahciief,
Christent 'Yodi,heteD samuel h. Rodaheer, SuslnpG
Godah, beTi letina lxeaow, ,sRnsn Henry 4Ioessp
samuel ~, Hou-er, sarah bsubslla Baa re, OF the
state Of Ohio and -lli2abeth Decker md IssAs
Nccaer, her husband Of the state Of indiana, decnd-
ants. -
ulHeatove named def .ndnnts, and especially Ehza-
beth Decker aud i-Rap Decker her husband, OF
the Slate Of Indiana, wl take popee tbav petition
h been filed Rngt them M the superior Court Of
N ontgom ~ eo1ny Obl0 by tho bsipYe named plpli
uf-, prayidd for prttio1oi the unowing deaerfbef
promises altllatr ia Jaals1On town hip Montgomery
county Ohles sI4V4 = N0fftIF sgyF 81
Being town lots numbered one bundled and ten q l0)
one liuni edhBd eGwhQtll oao fJndrfd gHd tSslyS
u 81, ore hun red aud thpteen ,li3l, one hundred
and 0urtcea (ti4i. oh1 hnhdrel Yadi peenIlSyf ~
ths iucorporpttd village I FatfneTsW e, a-o the
time sltu0oi 10 section twenty yseyen (z7), toWn four
tD ranle four ~, eti Attaining Two acres and one
hupGged and t3eity peruhes aiso the hand owned 10y
iaesad Feury liotBsr his lheime, sltuatetin she
southwest Il arigr, Of section twenty one CD town
ioW a., range dut" ~, cast described as iollOwe
telnurgg ht tOWlWpsto9ip OF SAID tract OF lpnd,
Un1 tuuHiug cart b NeAty-three (I3) rods, 10 the
cpiira ofth Gefa ontawN snn west hlexshdls tura-
llAo rpgd thcncs apruigal .h said road ono hpndred
and (lll rods pnd q ygh ull teeti themes soqth
cuhty-ihrn sui 10 the iascil oi ,anulng
term 81 tine aid Court slri a. ijgsorr and Atnsl.h
Ann iinoTe, bis wife, VIII Fppy of an order that
partition may To- madc oi said lirc niso5
Dated August 4O'h 1854, ....
i. ruonrsos, AtE II IafTH a6s5C.fGw is5GfS;
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

strayed or Stolen, on Sunday night
August 20, a. light Bay Horse four years old,
about 10 hands high, with mauo shorn or
short, and long Iail. Had on plain saddle
with no horn, Any information, or the ereturp
Of the horse, will be Rladly received and the
person literally rewarded OF Lewis Kimmel's
in Madison township, or at tie Mile House
Aatoa pike. f4J ct a29--ldi ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
MeoicaI

GUhES Coughs Code, Sore Throat, Asthma, and
~ Consumption, II II only necessafy for any one
troubled with these complaints 10 try one hottie o.
Strfck 'dnds Meltiauous Cough BGlsaE
TO convince them thatttia the test preparation ever
used. 10 not only cures tho shove ansciions nf the
Throat and Eungs, nut Y cureh Night eweata ard z
splitting Of ~ cd and Is excellent gasgle for any
kind OF sore Threat II ~ pleasant 20 take, Rnda
safe msdcine or Infants Price 90 Cents per bottle,
For sale by druggists ReuofalY. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07
Information Wanted. MY boy Phillip

Information Wanted. --My boy Phillip
Saith, about u years Of are, left bis home
10 Miamisburg about four weeks ago, and
have not heard fsom him siuce Ihave some
idea that be is employed somewhere in the vi.
cioity Of Dayton, and am very anxious to
learn bis wbereabouis Aey person giving
me information in the premises will confer a
great favor PnIsrp SMITH,
Miam,sburg, Aug 2C 2wd Yty
Be Ys Clothed link & l.egler, at their
shop on Second street, have just received a
large lot of Goods in their line, which they
propose to sell on the most reasonable terms
If you want to get bargains in Clothing, go to
Fink h Leglers They can accommodate
you. 29-lw
Just Published Biographical Mem.
OR Of Clement L. Vallandigham by his
Brother "A handsomely printed pamphlet
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

Large Furniture salo.--O.P, HuDet s

Large Furniture sale.--g.P- Hubsc&
Son will sell all the Household Furniture of
Mrs. Reuben Hsgenbacb, at No 6 Logan st /,
ou Thursday morning next at Q o'clock
The sale will include everything Necessary
in furnishing house amongst other yslu-
bio articles will be found several Fine Vol,
vet Brussels aud Wool Carpets. 5.3t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

parWe are again under obligations to the
telegraph for advising US OF tho contents OF
the Cincinnati Commercial in less than Jour
hours after we had perused them, Qnick
work. that
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-07

THERE is wealthy banker in this city who
has not allowed an Aboltionist to cross the
threshold OF his door for the last three years.
InAexbly he adheres 10 this resolve, and de-
clares that never during his life, shall his
home be stained by the presence Of one Of
these "pestient wretches Were Lincoln 10
knock at his door, be would be turned away
as inexorably as the most humble Of the negro
craft II would be rich to see Seward told TO
"leaveH or Stanton driven back from the
door like a thief And it would be even 80,
were they to show their faces at the gate Of
that mansion-N. Y Day Book