New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09


Necessary to restore the Union ana conQoer
pese-si who would compromise with make con
bounded by sac lines, but who believe that NA1iOSAL
UslTY ia the sheet anchor Of Repubco unite with
g. the candidates O the Union Republican CohrsRs0a
held at Syfseuse on ,he 2ltn day Of Srpe 1864
Retore bat eandoslefor OoyERSoE, needs
fne into is acts and present and judge for youeiys
Even yeng au6 ptzsn press ard dare uttor
ard tbes in,egy ofJAngs WADswoxa True b. is
cased Uen, Radical lie Radical under the Clnsti.
tuition 10 bs ne 10 tear " fe roots this
Rebellion and restore peace by making 1wecde Bal
speeches FOIL Of fauhndiHg With eysrythng JEFF
steady and am at the heart of traitors IN lie IS
doing HE duty to hi. country and IN November ne the
Of viii DO is du,s 70 him By eleeng hm its
Governor 5y unprecedented majority
D. R.ored That in our candidate FOX Lieut., GOVERNOR Lr.
country peril III hi-e the Of party poll
ties snd throwing on its hsckes Not party but
couIty its unity and Preservation ct ell hazrd aud at
BE does Ike those who plot its overthrow end attempt
to undermine sud desroy wbsher they De tbs open
sJrsos II South, their allies the secret poers and
vi dosg Of the NoTtn who wiling 70 purchase
We .ha him notwithstanding may give ofense
friends.
he'red That our candidate for Canal Conrui.,ion.r
OLvEs LADus for states Prison Inspector ANDRES WILL
sAS and for Clerk q Court Of Appeals CHARLES HcGHEs
are all good aud tus with tsin Of d.loyety upon
ults about 10 be reposed in thr hsGds We snail
tts 90 we niead to candidates for Governor and
" nssAvfd That In me emphatic guage ANDREW Joas
soS Tebels in aIin sgsins, have DO right q
eby Popey we mold that they invoke the pIoec-
ten OF Constitution which they spun and repudste and
therefore that Is the dusy of ;he 6ysrnIpt TO
ne al ond every appliance IN It's power cripple and crush
cut hs IN asd ulnao'a revolt ard In TIA, view we h
With TIE HrIeN Subsection the procanlou of
tie Ffcdeot dsCieiiug his intention TO enguc q he slaves
Of eli rebe. who 40 not retefn to theil aeee By the M Of
ia ite3 II cannot hurt loyal cz-ns; and noyius
from vail that from EicnmOnd IL Al ik,iy ~ [
9th fatal effect the 70 ountair lead o. this ksbeyiop
ktsoVcd. That b with mingled feeling. OF pity and con
md
ned norton OF socsled fellDyycz-n,r ,gho .n.rd
thcr tme ia whining about the right OF free speech ,nd
vsiny imagine that by THEIR much speaking they may De
come lwor.by candidates ~ toIt Lafayette; he M.xK
sDDrs Of TIE community aching 10 be kicked into mar
tyrs u about nights Ci the South
having no talOf denunciston
brutal aud hendish atrocities prpstrAted the
sympathy for noble soldiers no" IN me htidi and NJ
respect memory Of those brave men who nave alen
IN defending time honored snd glorious nag I"ey ae
Toned 70 iheU idai,; let hen atyHe"
Rsoird Tnat heartfelt gratitude is due to the gal
liant officers OF oy armies sud fe cts wherever
they that tender 10 them our Eshest eoinfson
for their he.ic patient endurance aud inaoiniaole
zeal aud promise Them earnest and unces'g h'f
20 relieve their dsesses strengthen te arms 0fS tntH
hearts and provide for the fcsre well beng OF themselves
and their tsuliliss"
The President then said And now, my fellow
citizens, have the pleasure of presenting to you
one Of The good, loyal trne oalspokeu Democrats Of
whom l have spoken, the Hon. DANIEL S. DICK.
fxsos.
MR.. DlCKISSoN's SPEECH.
Gr Dickinson said:
We bave been called together my friends 10 ratify
or dhi.iirm the nominations made by the recent
Cnon Convention al Syrucuse, and " discuss the
elhsJ ~ tls candidates tor the stations tor which