The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-06

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EuroR ENring;-Beu- Butler was IN
Dayton yostorday. Ifyou have seen be
Journal of thls moroiug, YOU a c cognishnt
Of tho faot. a crowd gathered ut the
Upldn Depot atan early hour swo'colho
the "old hero' lt'de Jotraal.l At five
minutes past ten o'clock, the whlslc Of
locomotive was heard N tho Jlls.ancc, aud
the ea'moU beloved rs welcome, end tie
mighty crowd surgcd u and cro In cage
participation as the Train thunde~cd into the
depot. ltwqsa irpin Of empty cattle cars.
The crowd, al intent upon seeing the
l'hcro,' carefully Qxamined the cars but
cArhe q TIC conclas'op taatih wqs not
there though OF tho more knowing
ones dccla ed 0ulgiug eom TIC appoarsiUo
Of tho cars hoAad tech .hore fIowcvo-, at
about eleven O'Clock INC train bca .ag the
hero. arrived. As he appeared upon the
rear platform Of thc car, n few boys who
had beca pnt mp 10 II shouted but the
crowd generally were 10 much asst bnishcd
ut the sight of bis divine propol dous to
make any noise. a cOuOle OF men took
himby the arhs and min nim throdgh the
lcrOwd 10 l4rdlow street. whore n chrriage
was waiting. A Ger taking his plar In the
carrlngc, Butlcf apparently felt moe at his
ease, while the crowd noisi'y discussed the
Items of his personal mate-Jip As the
carriage mOvcu, Butter (not haN ing a pro-
lgramme) supposing the cnrrs chme w
IhorC uncovered he venerable Don, and
lbowcd gracefully again anu aittn - the
lo;owd, laIt tie orowtldsdr't tvib, ssaye one
lcClored lady, who eNcla' n =, AZ she caught
lsight of his ugly Inu' -. at Is bim--lool g
flor all dc world jos h'o h's pioyrrc.'
The irOccssiQp, IN MY Oplpksh IVES mix
led, somewhat. ia y of n aDpc"~t - bc
lgoing somewhere. and thcoi ,cr, aad largc
IpUt appeared - be g0iup pawh, 'c. SO
lmuch tjt the feeeDtion ns ';.w it. ff
did not hear Of the speaking. ! IL |
not hear Butlc" say that the Nav CnpLrc-
led NbwOllcpls | dnot hear him raw
lthat he waited on board n steamboat " tn
the ST aam IN. while he scut II de, ohpmn;
lof troop INTO The chg, - agc .aiu .ir ,hC
Itow hwould show nkht. ! did not hc'
lhm say that he had been forced - disqo-gC
lany pottion ot tho plpnder he bagAct dur
linglIis event 1T sojou ~ that favored
lefty. did not hear him say that lc mad
lcauscd mon - be hunL ior lraduclng and
lVillifying the i'rcsiCent of the Unite
lSta' 8 neither lid hear h u spy ~ ihC
MANNED soldiers, those who ~ b II th,
ont, ''md hisslpg SHOT and elmlpQ
IshelL" and fought h"aYely, fought ti' the
very rivers blush a. ,n'ion bl, )d-'t ha.
bllimcnts of Mars, for &c In o1--"n' vou'
saci illces have bccu in vain" or ct'UrsC
hc said these things, but didn't hear h;n
did not hear MIN say that from beng
wo,yh $1,000 IN 1850, he had trOv t. be
worth $O,000000. ! did not hear him sav
any phlug Of the great benefit acc l'hg to
the Government ON the cOnst nc on OF
tho Dutch Cap Cana'-)r of his a. tmpt ,
purchase II of the Cove nmcnt nj n tho
war, rs o suitable site or tao g elton OF
lcOtJon MIS-. ! did not hear him speak oi
being hanged and buried In en- by 'ho
lpcoplc of his own city Uhwell, 80 ~, nor
of his being somdly thrashed by a labor
ing man whom no had lrsultca. yet Of
Ieoprsc, he did spaek of these 'h'rgs, for
they arc al true.
Men of Montgomery County, 10 you
wish such men for your M Stcrs end rulers
Are you anxious that yorr taxes should
be mntlc still heavler? = you Wiling
that your rights as '-ecmen and citizeus
lshal stlll llr,her be cucroachcd upOn
II so, vote for Scfcnek next Tue }day, and
Iyou will have done all you can wards
lellccting such q cnnslmmatiop. Doc.