Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-31

Cidmbers6urg- Wednesday night, Nov.
Nv. II. Gillespie, DR. Egry aud w. H Bel
Vile
Election School House, Wayne Up Tues
day night, November III Elliott and I d
Lowe
Brookuille-Noycmber 5--Hon. C l.. Val
landighsm and d, A Houk.
VIrGuOus IndIgnntiOn--Re e pubII-
cans RepudIate thPir own En-
RmpIe--The Ony OI DtStinJ nt
| Hand.
The Black Republican party is essen
TALLY party of violence and bloodshed
Its foundations were laid in the anarchy
which it created in Kansas 1t colonized
that territory with felons gathered up in
the streets, aud alleys, and rookeries, and
subterranean dens OF the Eastern cities.--
1t armed them, by subscription, with
Sharp's rifles, aud prostituted the holy
sabbath, and Gods sanctuaries, by con-
tributions of money, whose purpose it was
to put the tools of murder in the hands of
those that would use them. When they
had the requisite number of outlaws con-
gregated, armed and organized, they sent
them to the unfortunate territory by Emi-
grant Aid Societies, and Ak soon as the
feet of the outlaws pressed Kansas soil
those who had sent them thither cried ha-
Vocp and thus was the era of horrid rcvo-
luton inaugurated From that honr to
this, the spilling of blood has been urged
AZ the duty Of the patriot. and the hghes t
obligation of tho Christian, by all the
newspaper organs of the Republican party
by all the political priests of the Republi-
can party, by all the speakers, all the
platforms. all the resolutions of the Re
publican party. And blood-spilling is
the order of the day, War is sanctifed
and made holy and peace has become a
word of SO much evil, that it is breathed
by none who is not at once frien of
the devil, and foe of his country
A man by the name Of DoDD-wheth-
er more fool or knave it is hard to deter
mine-but it is our belief that he is a
knave in league with the Republicans,
and hired to do what none but consumate
fool would have done with sincerity ol
purpose. We believe that he was hired
TO ship arms to Indiana by tho Republi-
cans that his subsequent arrest, aud
escape, were all part Of the conspiracy
which he hatched in conjunction with the
leading Republicans of Indiana, to make
the requisite party capital to carry the
State for that party. That he was stool
pigeon-ene of the infamous gang OF
detectives, whose business it is to sedrce
unwRrry and ignorant men into the meshes
of criminality. .t
However this may be, it is said that he
had conspired with others TO put the vii
lainous MoRToE out Of the way, and to
institute, on given day revolution in tn :
North, releasing for that purpose the rebe
prisoners in the various camps of Illinois
Indiana, and Ohio.
We repeat our conviction. that Dom
vas tool in the hands of the Republican
leaders of Indiana that he did their work
Eor a stipulated price.
But grant that he was all that he is
alleged to have been. That he is the
traitor and inoendiary changed. That he
designed to assassinate morton, aud
liberate the rebel prisoners at Camp Doug
las and elsewhere.
Grant all this, we say, and why should III,
JOHE BRowNITE, who edits the journal
grow so excited with yirluous Indignation
What did Dom contemplate, that wa,
not excelled in atrocity by John Brown
in Virginia ? Dodd, so far as we are ad
vised, designed to war upon men, hut tn,
grizzly monster, whose Internal spirit, in
stead Of going down TO hell, seems for !
time dispersed and infused into the heart,
of Republican leaders. had planned tn,
massacre of the wives. and mothers, ant
lisPing babes Of Virginia But bells wer,
tolled, and flags hung at half mast, anl
churches draped in mourning when thi,
felOn was hanged, and that by the YER,
rnen who now charge Dodd with grea
crime and seek to impose its responsibilit,
on the Democracy. Why should tn,
John Brownies, we say-and why should