Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-09


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Executive Committee The City Exec
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d Coal.-Geo. Mccain 4 Co, oGer for sale a
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Wv local +. W. MEYER
Berthe JourHdIs leading article yester.
day morning under the head Of "The Spring
Election, may be set down asa very coup
de.fdt Of abolition depravity In the absence
of all evidence as to its authorship, except
what is furnished by The article itself, the con-
cluson would be almost irresistible that it
was dribbled from the pen of Capt. BADGERll
The abandoned audacity that would charge
upon the Democratic administration of our
city affairs the responsibility for the mob spir
it which has been developed in our midst by
abolition calumnes, and the dastardly pusil-
lanimily that would prompt such an attack as
WAS made upon the Empire office on Thurs
day last, might fairly be expected to be found
combined in one and the same individual 4
mob of drunken soldiers enter the Em-
pire Office and attempt its demolition. Why2
Because abolition sentiment (manuiactnred
by the Joarnel aud its prompters) is a vio-
lent, proscriptive, and bloody sentiment, and
it inStigdted the outraged The mob entered
upon their diabolical work at high noon
Why2 Because they knew that the sentiment
which demanded the outrage, would al4o Jus.
Hy m And they guessed Alright.
| This atrocious sentiment must be rebuked,
and that speedily, or violence and boodshed
will become the order of the day in every
community. 1t cannot be otherwise. Wher.
ever loyal leagues are organized, and sboii
lion newspapers are circulated, the mob spir
it is generated and fostered 1t is this which
invented the epithet "copperhead "A name
calculated and intended to invite persecution
and assault Il is the mob spirit of abolition
ism which yells "traitorl' and "seeessionisll'
in the wake of the democratic party. 1t is
I perfectly clear case there is no denying It
Let us demonstrate itbeyond peradventure
let us project it through even the thickes
plate Of Insane prejudice
4 II the democratic party is "treasonabl
organization it it is giving aid aud com
fort 10 the enemy II its members are "trai
tors" secession sympathzers," and "ene
mics in the FeaF" Of the Union arlny-all Q
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