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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

I The motive that has specially ontroled
IN callIn6 The Rl,nadelphl Naoonel Coo
tcntlon is, b slhord tbe disfranrhised pec-
bio OF he odth--dlsOatichlscd by this
fevoluloaAry Congress--'toeacs more have
. say In the government under which they
are 70 live. And, As the Chicago Tipes ex-
pressed IT, Il Is designed 70 convince
southefst mon that v a radical aud sectional
minority can keep them from participation
IN legislation there are men IN the North
who will assemble with them and who VIII
eonsult with them upon the best Tems "
EofwatMng the Interests 81 the whoie ,'sa-
ton. II Is intended to show the South that,
lG shut out from Congress II Is not removed
from the sympathy aud respectooi ths
masses Of the North. vy9Vfu vFJA1
Righthhly ,considerel, iliiA Philadelphia
mOvsnent is intended as q grand national
mass meeting 20 protest against the domi4
nations and tyraunlcs Of New England leg
islatlon. It win lbcan attSnfpttd % eonsliei
whether the Uplted, States means thirty
eight States extending mon, Che 'Atlautic't @
the Pacific, or siHIplysix petty provinces
lvI0e east OF Tie Green Mountains. lt Will
be a sort Of general inquiry Into the iques!
tion, Of whether there, be1a people in Tho
country, aud, if so, whether the people Is
o6nlIlosed 0r'T1AD. SfEyESts and bis rglhal
followers ID GOhgress or the millions
distributed from the 81. Lawrence 10 Gall
fOrnia. tU ..,..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21
A Tick.


DENNIsoN and SPKRD held on 10 their
Cabinet places as long as they well could
rs long, according to their several reasons
given for resigning, as common honor
would tolerate. OF STANTON, a Washing
ton letter to the Baltimore Gazette says ''he
hinasolf has no idea Of quitting, and that
the President docs not choose to dismiss
MIN, considering him less dangerous in his
present position than rs an open and de-
clared enemy. That some decided change
has been for long time and il still neces-
sary Is notorious"
In this, then, the President himself ex-
hibits weakness. Deprive such reptile
OF his official fangs, and how can he bt
poisonousi Disarm the assassin, and the
pOltroOn sneaks into covert. II he Is mol
Ian open and declared enemy" now, ills be-
cause he knows that he can be more mis-
chievous as a ahypocritical friend, .... ~
SO long as this ''fonl bird Of ill-omen' u
tolerated in the Cabinet, President JOHN
SON may be wen assured that, In the esti-
nation OF the great masses Of the people
who are rallyIng to his support, against
radlealism and revolution there will be a
least one 0sak Iifk in their otherwise strong
chain of sympathy and confidence. ID.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21
Puritan Charity.

The New Haven Palladium, a COnnecti-
cut radical organ, is urging the work Of
pushing forward the education of the
so0thern niggers as rapidly as possible,
white the Bareas is yet in operation. ll
'.Let us not" says the Palladium, "lOse
the golden opportunity" This anxiety to
educate negroes in Texas, and elsewhere
toward the Mexican boundaries, comes
with peculiar grace from New Hayen
where, Il is stated, negro children are moi
admitted to the public schOOls, and whers
no provision whatever is made for the edu.
cation Of tina children thus excluded. Only
last fall, radical votes assisted in killing
'colored" suffrage in Connecticut by mor'
than six. thousand majority. t'i.',,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21
The Fourteenth Of August.

II is not 10 be denied that the friends Of q
restored, maternal Union are looking for
ward with eagerness and with interest to
the future, and especially to that future
which is promised us next month, when.
iorthe first time for i've long years, a ma
fiORGI body is to meet, and In spite of waT
and its sears and Its bitter memOFies--ln
spite OF ths desperate intriguss ofa body Oi
men in the North, who have a hatred
against portion of the people worse than
even HAMacAR and HANNIBAL were evel
sworn -Southe,H, aud Northern, and
Eastern, and Rsster4 representatives are to
meetiin council, In oblivion, as far as may
be, of tho past; in hOPefnlness for the fl-
ture. We confess we look tOit with desI
solicitnde-the RAIDS with fear and dread
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

While New England partlsans are clAmor-
ing for thspnoseription OF Southern states
In their rights Of representation according
TO the established basis, IL would be WELL u
the system should be changed 10 carry Il
home to, their own States. How would u
work. They probably would CONSIDER,
Thoae ak states have twelve Senators
representing q smaller constituency than
do the two New York Senators. They
were accorded 20 them ~ protection frOn.
Fcderal oppression, and as an evidence and
a guarantee that the Federal aovernn'ent
was 70 be bat the agent OF sovereign states,
whose equality In rights and dignity was
thus act up as y beaccn-llght 20 warn our
statesmen from the perIls OF Capitalization.
Cessapis raitone, cessat ipsG et ler- The
reason having ceased. the law should cease
also. The six New England States should
have At tho outside no more than six SenaT
tors. New York should have ak and the
other STATES prOpOrtlOnate number. II
VIC are 10 have consolidated Government
let us have one based upon impartial rep
resentatIon. IL the States, rs New Eng
land teaches, stand In the same relation to
the Federal Government as counties 10 70
the State Governments. then representa-
tlves In Congress should be appOrtiOned to
the States as in the States they are Appor-
toned TO the connties-namely, according
TO population. A little practical consoh-
dation Of this sort would improve the Yam
KEGS more than tho sOundest political plat
form, however glittering its generalities'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21
Tennessee Adlnisses 'Hhe Radical'

by The telcgrams Il win DC seen that Ten
nessee bas been admitted, Rfter ProtraSt7,
cd agbk Thestrpggle wac Hatd BI''epaffAj ,
leading the conservative element and
THAD. sTEvENs The radical. The measure
must have failed on the first days hght ppt
Cor the porsisEed and dogged aid given V
BnaHAM b , the whole body Of the Demo-
cratic party,who called upon hun Y stapd
Arm and that they would standby him.
The soft man who presldes at the Journal
haa a canton out and pretends 70 be rej0ic-
ing, as II the whole town, did not know
that t ives a blew 70 his pet scheme otner
gre suffrage. Ilahi uti andH 9l
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

e8- "A farmer, who is possessed of a
benevolent turn of mind, lately raised AN
umbrella over some sheep that he was con
veying to market in Poughkeepsie, to shield
them from the sun"
It seems to be the rarity, not the reality,
of such an act of humanity aud mercy that
causes 1t TO be NOTICED Hartford Times.
Or wasn't it simply that IKE the Radi-
Gals, he isin the rpo0i bnsiness--he shielding
his with an umbrelia, they theirs with a
buFedaf Z fI 1't 1870 VI u % Z =
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

eB-The Committee on Appropriations re-
ported n bill regulating the compensation
OF members Of Congress by the United
States. II Axes the pay Of each Congress
man At eight thousand dollars, of the Pres
ident of the United States and the Speaker
ofthe House az double that allowed 70 Con-
gressmen, except "a TO mileage, which il
axed at ten cents per mile TO all. Its con-
sideratiOn was postponed until Wednesday
next. .t11oli 3fh
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

~ Hon. Thomas Ewing has written TO
the President Of the National Union Club,
indorsing the cali for sthe PhllAdelphia
Convention. .'. 1ah--I =
The @oid salt boiler has no taste 10 be q
rah-weight to the srEvKNs and scHENcE
disunion kite.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

STEALING A RIpE,7-A woman on the
Cleveland train on wednesday last, un-
dertook to steal a ride from Gallon to
Grafton. While standing on the platform
her clothes caught tire,, in which situation
she jumped oil, while travelling twenty
miles an hour. The train was soon stopped
and backed, and search commenced for
the woman. She was found, lying about
one mile back, thiekly envelOpod in smoke,
which presented the appearance of a large
bonfire, for a considerable distance away
Strange TO say, beyond an ugly cut in the
forehead, the woman was not seriously
hurt. -... t.Il '-.....I .n. Htu.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

az History records that lawless army
once resolved ''that the earth and the fulf-
ness thereof belonged to tile saints, and
then resolved that they were the saints.n--
GOO. MOrt0hs Speech. tl ..ifGgEf8
True, but that ''ldlUtesS army" so resolved
after it landed at Plymouth Rocki They,
too were the saints who laid Ielaim to the
"earth and the fallness thereof" and have
been striving to strengthen their claim ever
since. .iah Sl3iOW " ~ J-fAet
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

Three hundred heads OF Radical POST
masters fell under the Presidential
ehopping-lmife, Thursday, and their sue
cessors were nominated to the Senate.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

ANOTHER FRAUD-A Kansas cOrrespon-
dent 0r the Springfield Repabiicdn says that
the section of the Pacific Railroad from
Kansas city TO Iawrence is a sham and .
fraud llpoR. the publie and tAe Government
IL ~ iiot .liat fbhilt, aud upon 40 low a grade
that every rain sweeps or its bridges and
dlsableSiL. ltwns evidently built 10 OBJ
tain the Government lands ostenslbly 10 aid
in It's construction. 'lH'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21
Important 70 Hnsiness Men
GROCERY & LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE,
yrHE undersigned win sell out his entire stock
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, and
Cigars.

He Will take an inyoiee OF the stock or viii sci
by the lump. The purchaser will nOt he deceived
will give tino ior payments have one OF ths
city OF Dayton and will give all the desired IN
Formation 10 those who may wish % purchase ny
continued III health j. the only reason have fOi
selling out, fOr any further particulars call OF
me, at my store, No aOl Second street, Dayton, q
jylBdawtf E O'D0IEN.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

Frame Building for Sale.

.NN saturday 2ist inst, at two O'Clock T. NJ, the
" CitV OF DAYTON will Onor at public auction. on
th,, nf,imises the frame dwelling, No. 70 Warren
street known as the Steele property, The City
Council reserves the right "a reject any OF all bids
ID. KEEPER,
A BTEPHANS, l ..t 800
JouA u, KaRIDLRR. City CLERK. jyl6d4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21
MEDICAL NoTICE.


Dr. n. CONS may be consulted as follows n n
In NENIA nj the Depot Eating House, on ThNrsJ
days. Mpy1 afpriliss May lIi lniy o. ',AagA Vi
sept II; Oct 49,
In DaYTUN at the Phniibs House. on Fridays,
Malsh % April i3i May 49, July o; Aug. ie' Sept,
in TROY at tho Morris House. ON satusyiays
March 10; Aprl "a May 10; July Z; Aug. II Sept.
no; Oct 70
In sIasfS GFIEI.D at the wins lISalse, ON
Thnrs,lays, Meysh 10 April 40 MAY "a slsly ~
| Dr. CONE has had Offices in each 1.-the above
places that ho has regularly visits,i for the past
seven years, and he has triatad and cured man
the hest Of Tctorenoes in each place rs To his skill
Il Or. CONE Treats and Sures ali varieties ol
Chronic Diseases including those OF the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultations but u
those who consult him desire treatment he charges
Cash iof his Medoinea. LHHllI Iruf llA
kiotietnes that Nill Iast patieD fF0m four 70 AN
months, cost from Five "a Thirty dollars In Cash
/ ..I..'u t.fH.I Address Dr. N. CONE, u.
| o. lIIt n'. iiIH s9HI1iIilJ OOLUMBUs, OHI0.''
nOv2B-d -dly '"'" ~.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

BuRNED Ar SEA.--lniOrmatim has been
received 1t. the Exchange (Bqltimore)
RcAdmg Rooms that the brig liodmaii
Trait, Hence for Falmouth England, was
burned az sea on Tie SLh instant, IN latitude
forty and longitnde seventy. She was OF
ONE hundred aud eighty tons burthen, and
built in Nova Scotia in 1865, where she was
York. Her cargo consisted of eighty-Onc
thousand ono hundred aud twenty gallons
of petroleum, valued at thirty thousand
dollars, and Insured In Bremen, there hay
ing llcen n policy for a small ainouut IN
Baltimore The crew was saved,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

wv ANTED-IT TO BE KNOWN THAT
CLARK n KELLY have established the "AIneri-
can Patent Right Emporium" ut No. 80 Second
street for the introduction and bale Of valuable
Patent Rights and 1abOr-savnB Machinery! They
request all who desire 60 dispose OF or purchase
call. sinaIal SIND
w ANTED-PERSON'S OUT OF EM-
PIOY YMENT or those wanting BOARD, 1nfoima-
ton rs to Lost Articles, &c. 70 Advertise in the
Empire Want Column. fGH
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

~ At the time the City Hall in Port
land was burning, there was a man locked
into the police statiOni in the basement, en-
tirely forgotten by everybody. Amer the
bnilding was entirely destroyed, II was re-
membered that he was there's when the rub
blsh was removed, his den was broken
open, and out came the salamander and
walked on as though nothing had happen.
ed. He said he felt kind o. warm, and thai
was all. II
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21
The President's hackers.

If the vote could be taken to-day upon
sustaining President JOHNsoN's measures
at this time, it would be as follows:
Democratic votes in the UaitOd statss 2 25OO1O
Conservative q" $50 Ouo
Total. .,..,.- ,..,. a6O0OO0
Abolition or disunion yotes In the u s.. 600 900
MAjority in favor Of ths President, /. .aOOyOOO
MaTk tUeIl. 'i~ att| 4i Ial
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

The artistic siltor Of nc Bostoar Posi- has
jusi Bnishftl aud stpt a the newspepg gal
lery of tbe illustrlbus dead the h,llswing
genuine p0Ftrait 0f a dpfinct trio II polit'
lcal molcohten,s, More. especially Is ulc
picture Of STANTON true as life
Attorney General Speed, MIR. Harlan, and
Mr. stanton, u Is said, are tired Of she cli-
matt 6f washington. and talk Cf icaving
ger u tnore ngrcenblp atmosphere.g Our
tha ghliOr ofllaily appears "a be .grhtihed n
the econsnlhmatlon OF itss urgent. recon-
mendation OF Mr.. StantOn's removal long
ago. These THREE gentlemen have been no
adyantagc 70 the goyernmept or the coup-
try, Mr. Sraed mau ~ elnal tnlents
and hut Httie professional icarhing. Mr.,
Harlan is a tricky partisan cunning In
lprothotink hiss selfish plirpOscs but no
more Of wise statesman IN Office than q
meek Christihn In the pulpit. Mr.. stanton
pushed from the tCOntederaio breakers
where be- Ara htnrhed his boat "a the op-
lpOsite shore aud AS soon rs upon irm
ground wes IN fayerpf hmiging his own
crew rs pirates. hiismanners are unc0uth
his temper rcvengeful--hlss action tbs
lprOmptings Of envy and prejudice and ltit
ambition 4 labor 20 sink superiOrs to his
own ,lesd. "A great blusterer. with AFRO
| gahce only cqtlaled by his couceit of his
own gimIprtaueey The trinity can be
spared \ ilhtAit fearof aamage 70 the pub
lic interest or depression to the spirits u
tie pe6piei apEa 20 aMitA tA9 = -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

e9s-W e heartily agree with the New ON
Nelos, that President johnson could not
better promote his reconstruction policy,
or perform a more graceful act than 10
pardon Breckenridge, Price, Maury, Early,
and other "exiled Marcelluses" of the late
war - Efdnkfort (Ry.) Ieonda. lo
Suppose the President should compro-
mise--in performing one graceful act, do
anotherl Pardon thosefo,T distinguished
Rebs- and in the same order, Danish four
distinguished traitors--SUMNRR and SrE-
WINS, STANTON aud ScHENcK, Sc Or, as a
kind OF political coincldence4just allow
them 70 change places. Would not the coun-
try be largely the gamer? That's the way
we look ut 1t. ..f.--s-r r.-- -....r.-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

" involves no ltttle self-suiilciency IN a
Cabinet Office to tteinfAiimpressing upon
the country the impossibility of Govern
mental affairs belng v Sfked harn,oniously
and properly without Ais special altI--that
change will inJuriously affect the public
welfare. Let the President be firm in his
established policy, and, ~ the philadelphia
Age says, IL is of little moment who the
the chief clerks of his departments, as they
have been well called, are and the longer
and moro persistently these refractory and
reluctant eubordinates cling to their Offices
and the wages, the less monentous is their
detection when it comes. DENRIsoN, and
SPEED, land HARLAN resigning now, when,
| ii they had any Of the principle they pro-
fess, they should have resigned long ago.
are nobOdies; and SEWARD and STANTON
holding on still longer, clntehing desper-
ately 10 the Presidents gunwale, till he has
10 toss them OF arr, in political algebra,
negative quantities-wOrse than nothing.
An our political history Illustrates this
from the days of JonN ADAMS 10 MiLl.AsD
FILLMORE. 'sI.t .i
The JAcKsoN-dismissed Cabinet, those
who went out on the accession OF Mr.. TX-
LRR, and those who fell into the grave
when General TAYLOR died, had common
fate, and 50 Wilt be with the victims of
to-day and tomorrow. The Radicals may
shake hands with the eX-POstmaster Gen
eral, and the Kentucky Ab0litionists may
squeeze out tear for poor Mr.. SPEED, but
here 1t will end. lnsignificance Is their
doom, and we should not be ut all sur
prised to find them, before long, playing
claim agents In the District Of Columbia,
or engineering in the Treasury Depart
ment, like General BUTLER. N V-y.aE
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21


THE CRIAE or CRIMEs.7-On Thursday af-
ternoon, the 9th, at picnic, near Mobile,
Ala a young lady, daughter of wealthy
citizen, while strolling in the woods about
two hundred yards from the party, was at
tackled by five ruiiians, who beat her in
sensible and then outraged her. Before
leaving, the ruiiians suspended her by the
neck to the branch of tree, where she was
found. She lived but twenty minutes::aftel
being taken down, but before her death de-
scribed the Villains accurately.
"I... rH ItIs- N--- -. ...
How TnEY STAND.--A majority OF LIN
COINS original Cabinet support the Presi-
dent, and indOrse the Philadelphia Conven-
ton. They are -u., .a 'a.4 ,a
Secretary SEWARD, .
Secretary WALES,
Postmaster General BLAIR, . -..-
Attorney General BATES.
Is there not a signiiieance In that fact
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21

Troches arc used with always good snccess. 'u
SINGERS AND PUBLIC STEAMERS - i
will find TrOoAAs useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing Speaking, and nelieviny
the throat after an unusual exertOn of the vocal
organs The TYoohes are recofn nlended and pres
scribod by Physicians, and hAye had testimonials
an article OF true merit, and hhying pT6ped their
enlcacy by test OF many years, each year finds
them In new localities In yarious parts OF the
world and the Tfochea universally pronon
better than other articles '-'i~ -.
Obtain onl y 'iliR Row Ms vAlsIlkGlIAL TRO-
OHES," aud Id not take any az the Borthisss Int
fafiofs thai may be offered. -, 49,
Sold every ry.Nylere IN te unltcd Stattis and For
ign Countries at 30 cents Dcr bON.f Oc.s5- -hmdW
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21
PRICE. ONLY IS crs. PER BOTTLE

MARRIAGES q AND CELLBACY. an Es-
say of Warning and Instruction Ccr Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which lIrustratc The
vital powers, with sure means OF relief Sent free
OF chargain sealo,l letter snvcopess Address, Dr.
). sKnLlN l1oUGHToN, Howard Association.
Pa. g. r - +, aIsdawhn
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21
w ANTED-TWO GOOD CARRIAGE
Apply at LANGDON a BROS,
Iyii4 ~ Main stredt

/ w ANTED--AGENTS- A WEEK
male or female Mt their home; busnesA light
pleasant, aud honorable. For sample and terms
address, with two stamps. Shave a ~. Detroit,
Michigan. jus9dawiw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-21
Or. Bicknell's Syrup!
CHOLERA REMEDY !
Mrs. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, '
Presents 10 the Attention Of Mothers her
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-14
Marriage of Eminent Persons.

People about to marry" who wish TO
know the proper age, are referred 10 the
following precedents Adam and Eve. o.;
Shakespeare, l8; Ben. Jonson, 81;
Franklin, q; Mozart, 25; Dante, Keep
Ter, Fuller, Johnson, Burke, Scott, 26; ;
Tycho, Brahe, Byron, Washington, Bo-
naparte, 81; Penn and Sterne, % Lin
neus and Nelson, 20; Burns. 30; Chau-
Ger, Hogartb, and Peel, 80; Wordsworth
and Davy, 80; Aristotle, SO; Sir Will
liam Jones and Wellington, 81; Wilber-
force, 49, Luther, AZ; Addison, "A ;
Wesley and Young II; Swift, 49; Buf.
fon, 55; Old Parr, last time, l20. II
Adam and Eve married before they were
year old, and the veteran Parr buckled
with a widow at l20, bachelors and spin
sters may wed at any age they like, and
find shelter under great names for either
early or late marriages.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-14
--------O---
Radical Ruffianism Overmatched.

The Radicals Of Buchanan county, in
the vicinity of Mount Moriah Church,
threatened that on Sunday, week ago
they would take Rev. VIM. NJ Rush ont
of the pulpit and cowhide him. They
were on hand at the time to carry out
their threat. But the story had got
abroad, and the rascals found about
twenty young men quietly sitting imme-
diately in front Of the pew, each with a
navy revolver strapped to his person.
Order reigned in Mount Moriah that day.
This circumstance is pretty conmen-
tary upon religious freedom in Missouri.
Ruffians who disturb religious meetings
deserve to be shot on the spot And
yet we do not see that they are any
worse in principle than the cowardly
knaves and demagogues who enact in.
famous test-oaths which they boast will
have the effect to drive ministers from
the State. One class is about as homo
rabIe rs the other.--St Louis Rep.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-14
@. L. vallandigham.

From the Washington Republican'J
Information has been received in this
city, from reliable sources, that the con-
venlion recently held in the Third Con-
gressional district of Ohio for the cleo
ton Of delegates to the Philadelphia
Convention was packed by the friends OF
C. l.. VallanIigham for the purpose OF
securing his election. One man from
Montgomery county insisted upon cast
ing five votes, which secured Vallandig-
ham s election as delegate. This fact
will throw him out of the convention on
its being properly presented to the COM
mittee on credentials We understand
that another meeting of the electors OF
the Third district will be held, and an,
other man will be chosen in the place OF
Vallandigham.
We do not hesitate TO say that the
originators Of the Philadelphia Conven.
ton and the true friends of the National
Union party repudiate Vallandigham
and all such as he. 4t
1t is gratifying to US to be able to say
that we know that such conservative
men as the Hon. George II. Pendleton,
of Ohio, who was the Democratic candi'
date for Vice-President on the ticket
with Mcclellan, unhesitatingly repudi-
ates Mr.. Vallandigham course in inter
feriug with the proposed National Union
Convention at Philadelphia, and has
parted company, politically, with hi;
late friend
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-08-14
The Way il Went OF.

The Radical papers are publishing the
following from the Louisville DeEocTdf,
as a good electioneering card;
when Vallandigham referred TO some
of the prominent men in the war, the
names Of Mcclellan and Buell. were re
ceived with some little manifestations OF
approval, while, when the names of Lee
and Johnston were mentioned, the APP
plause was terrific, and lasted for some
time. When Grant and Sherman were
mentioned, they we're greeted with Kisses
from prominent men of the meeting
After Vallandigham closed, George E.
Pugh, being called for, mounted the
stand. He spoke but a few moments,
following in the track of Vallandigham.
Whenever he mentioned the names of
any Union men they were treated with
perfect silence, while the name of every
man who had been in the rebel army was
onnlauded