New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

VII ipport, and IL will be eieciea' Ill poaf,np
osVbnr I'll Ssy al oary hacks is over Irey nave
had n cir ehare and their day has CONF o, he has
besn drow,y end noddiDg upon her eeav pns anS ron.
finally walked up, and ths5 nave r"cniion. "S and away
Tr,th tbem. cree ST. TSey have no piiue,p,vl I
usrer had They are ike the vermont ~ 'SS"yS S~nSays
htard aboas lie had sgreedto preaSn ~ "a ~, 6rs,
So ~ o,, bnsheIs of rye; when he preseheu nis iIse w
Sc tod t6em be would change and preaon any
ba 5trine That ould suit them ii tBa' 1l9 nos, io
S;"s-yc ITaughterl Now, these men ciim R w 70
running tbe Democratic party o' S,;;g .o h,srS
6t he yyonlS mako Wendell Phillips turn pale by lne
;de OF it and no Pro Slavery 20 rank that t womb
taka he hrass ont OF South Carolina, but they
wonld resolve in q moment, to hold their po"en
Cries of That is SOL In theirTesoutOns they pr''-
tend 20 80 for the salvatOn Of the Un0n but they sc
a few steps forward, then few Bteps backward, Ven
a few steps Sideways and show Their aeiion 70 %
grinding aud insncere and give aid and comIors 70 no
enemy by making up querOlous iesnes with the Ad-
IDinisrsii!p, and charge upon II the origin Of tho
war. When men are guilty and attempt 10 charge
their own gu upon others, 1t 10 well 20 cek AZ theh
history. There went TO Charleston end mad con-
troll Of the Gew-York delegation Of the CONVENTION
there; and when the South insisted on certain plat
form of Fincples-that ia, they infisted thai what
called Popular Sovereignty should not be incor-
poTated-,bey fought Two weeks over II. Ihese men'
holding the balance Of power insisted on that pacn
lar declaration. While think the SeceEsionsts, some
Of them were actingin bad faith these were act
ing in equally bad and even Iorse. They were gam
bles each side, and understood, save no DOUBT 10
some extent, the node and winks of each other. But
the Southern said because there men would have
the Popular Sovereignty plank in their PLATFORM that
they would not agree. They withdrew IRON tne Con-
yeDtion, and It adjourned 10 Baltimore Ihey Were
foolish and wrong in gong out but they had night to
back, and sought 10 do 30 in Baltimore. lhese
men had the balance Of power there, and pre-
NED their coming i TO the adjourned Convention
| If they had been permitted 10 come ID, probably the
| dificoItia pnuht haya been and VyOull have been
| healed. Bat these went on aud made q nomination
! in which they knew the South would MOI concur
| And then OF their own motion adopt the very plat
form which had been the subject Of TWO weeks con-
troyersy In Charleston and which bad broken up the
Convention there, That IL true history OF the case
II is perfectly notorious that some OF these men had
corrupt jobs and pecuniary Investments, tnst Iney
were looking for Investments made TO be used 10 con-
trolling the expected Administration, 10 secure which
investments particular nominations must be procured
They pretend account for the mode in which thIs
difficulty arose; have no doubt but many OF these
Southern Rebels in meant Secession st the time
Bnt wind would have been taken out OF their sails,
| and popular teebug would have compelled them to
different course If The New York delegation had not
| played their de,estable game. And there men are
they who are afraid of getting mixed up with ano con-
taminaed By contact with the Admlnlsi rallon lDey
| will never be trusted again by the people OF New
York. They may ran ticket, some portion oi IL com
/ posed of very good men, and some OF II quite
| TOO rank with SecessiOni but ticket unex-
ceptiOnable would never be supported coming
| from such tTeaehorous and corrupt leaderships'
The DemoCr tic party great power, and has always
been true Like Rome the schoolboys say in their
oraiionR t originated in the efforts OF wosuckled
founder il, gained the popular confidence and shaped
| the policy OF this Government, and great blessings
| flowed fiom its administration under Jefferson,
Jackson and Others. But, in an evil day, the Demo-
cratic party Ike the individual who Went down from
Jerusalem 70 Jericho, fell among thieves who plum
dered il and left il half dead llaughterl 10 tha,
YOU may trace than 20 any the demora-
izatioD of the party and downfall OF the country. The
! Democratic party did SIT Ike Rome upon her seven
hills But as with Rome, 60 with the Democratic
party; both were brought TO the block Of the aue-
toneer. But yesterday the name Of the Democratic
parry might have stood against the world, now there
are few so poor do ber reverence, because Of her
execrated and knavish leaders Bot,
"Truth crashed TO earth sbsll rise srsir,
| The eternal yssrs Of 0od are hersi
But error, wounded, wIitles in PAIN
The Democratic party is strong in its popular ele
| fostering dead weight II has upon it's back now.
| Iaupbterl II has got 70 throw overheard it Jo-
nabs expel its Achsns from the camp, return 10
principle beside the engineering OF packing eonyen-
topp lobby corruptons and the influence Of anaconda
! rsilrad corporations. Laughter and cheers. do
| not know what has berome Of these propositions for
peace, recently prominent. They seem to have
funk completely out Of sight 10 there not any Of
this body of patriots 10 stand up for them II was
crime 20 let them 60 oat Of sight 40 suddenly. II
ought TO have been taken down more gradually; the
\
aid the Indian with his dog whose tail he wished TO
cut off but he didn't like 70 hurt the animal by cutting
all off at once he cat off htle piece every day
until he had cpTtaiied II sufficiently. Another
thing I object 10. i DO not care so much about
| the big peace men ct Syracuse the
little peace men over the country. They thought
there was TO be big peaeegong sounded at Syracuse,
and then they wond ring all the little gongs, and they
commenced in advance. They were prepared when
they should hear the music Of the Secession sackbut,
psaltery, and harp and other instruments, 10 fall down
and worthip But the peace capital has been squsn-
dered and hereafter when they make liberal propo-
sitions at peace meetings they will tight than
they are said 10 have done here the other day.
IIauRhterl We propose 20 meet the rebels, and put
them down by the power and dignity of the Govern
rpept for / see no other way. will illustrate po
gition by story, not a new one, but new 20 you.
/ Revolutionary soldier walking with his espon-
dog. He the dog through with the sharp end Of
| the instrument and killed him. Then came the
owner scarcely less ferocious than the dog. "Whst
msde you Kill my dosi" "Becau'e he
did You not keep him of with the other
end of your Instrument "If be came at me with the
other end, said the soldier should" Greai laugh
ter ana applause So II Secession had come TO with
peace in return We are for liberal propositions of
peace but they with loyalty and not with treason;
| with fidelity and not rebellion. Would they who
stand mp aud cry Tor peace burn that CAPITOL destroy
the archives OF the country. dshonor the flag murder
citizens standing in its defensef OH no; we would
not do il ourseves. Why not do i yourselves If you
would encourage others 20 do il IL would be
manly and less wicked either in the sight of
or in the sight VI God. He who encourages it--wbo
winks at it, and Apologies for its mischlevous aud
no less guilty than be who stands in against his
country. Would you creep ike savage,
shielded by darkness and shoot down the SEN
tinal who in standing in obedience 10 duty 70
guard the rights Of his oounsry lie it rightly donei
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