Year: 1863

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'lTeferred 70 the Secretary Of State, and
Imy advice was disTegaEded. IL may have
been right, but I cannot hut think that il


otherwise that bad he BEEN placed out Of
/ the power of mischief many and manya mis-
\ led and dsluded but honest democrat would


now have been found on the side Of the
| Union aud their Government instead of the


Peace Democracy Of the North. But Task


NO fayOrs of any traiters. fight against


them wherever they may be, and Always


found that to be the best way Of treating


With treason wherever it may be found
This summary mode answers we'll in Bal.
timore, city in the very midst Of the evil
influences of Slavery, Now there is not


mayor, or o constable, or q councilman, or
a policeman but what he Is loyal mau.-|
Can yOu say as much for DAyton2 [Loud
cries of nOl1 Did it not work well IN
Baltimore2 On the Fourth Of July took
occasion 70 fssue.a request to the citiEsus
of Baltimore, asking them 70 display from
their houses the colOrs Of their eountEy.1I
/ told them it was only 4 request, bat it
was an opportunity for showing their love
for their country, and remarked that II
there was q house 81 hirh fh0ss col.
bFS did not float, it would be proof that no
patriot heart beat beneath that roof, What
was the consequence Why, when the
morning sun dispelled the early mist, the
whole city Of Baltimore was literally
clothed in the glorious old flag Of the eou1-
try. But it is not so in Dayton. Here in
my own city, when AL the neighbOring
country has been pouring 10 its loyal and
Uniou-loving population 70 testify the love
Of the people for their county, / have
passed by spots which were blank. HOnses
from which NO American emblem was
floating, while all around IL gaily waved.
Perhaps they were friends Of the Dayton
Empire, the representative. Of the party
who care not to use It, except for the pur-
pose of fuFthering its own objects and
securing its own success. Who care not
70 show it up in favor of the Union, when
the issues of the day are between loyalty
and disloyalty.


TIE ELBORI0E.


On the 18th Of this month, you will be |
called on 70 give q practical expression Of
your views on the great vital questions OF
the day, and in no State of the Union is the
present election Of such vast importance TO |
the Nation at large, az in the State OF
Ohio. The party known as the Peace De-
mOcFacy; have nominated convicted trail |
tor, as the man whom they would place in
the Gubernatorial chair. The glove is now
thrown down. The challenge has been
impudently thrust in our faces. But /
nave no mls&lNtuB5 AS 10 tno result
have no doubt that Ohio will show by 90
overwhelming majority that she will have
no convicted traitor for her Governor
Here, in the home vote alone do not fear
the result, but in any case the action Of q
loyal legislature placed it in power Of the
loyal soldiers who are the substitutes of
the copperheads in the battlefield, to make
that result matter Of certainty. No gen.
tlemen, coppeTheaps at home, as we'll as
traitors in the iield, will fnd that in the
coming election they may expect no favor
at the hands Of loyal people. We intend
to put our foot on the eopperhead oftreas-
on and crush out the foul breath Of its
traitOrous life. We intend, aud We viii
show that no traitor shall ever sit in the
chair Of the governor Of the State Of Ohio.


The General then retired amidst tumHl-
tuOus applause, and the meeting then dis
missed. al g. %++