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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
CONCERT SALOONS gCR SEYMOUR

lawyer of very extensive experience in
criminal practice in this city, tho other dag, in
the course OF a speech, undertook 10 show what
particular classes of citizens would vote for
Seymour and Fernando Wood. He said that
every thief, burglar, gambler, pickpockct, gar
roter, highwayman, Illegal rum-seller, policy
robber and notorious knaye would, AS i matter
of course, b. the law of their profession, gray
itaie to that side. But he omitted one import
ant cass-the keepers of the lowest and dir
test houses OF ill-lame under Heaven, the
Broadway concert saloons, the horrible dens
whose presence would have FASTENED the doom
Of Sodom itself. The head devil OF those male
bawds, finding his profession omitted in tao
above list flies TO Ike Herad-pr noble
Cratrupl-and thus urgently pleads for votes for
the Seymour ticLet:
Mr. hope. hi. brethren in The profession ,brousbou,
New Yoik state will Tecoeet At the approaching election
wh,; purity broke up the Concert Halls ia this tie largest
ia the Union and give their yotoa according lse
hi, the proud Empire State. should be 'hs only ia
which tie Of it's citizen, should BE- curad sad
governed b., the few hypocrcal M-wwoFp who have
surn,d The feins og Office. BY recording
YOUR yorgs FOR HoRAr41 srYNovR
-ou VII be taxing the t ep toward rrsiniu; she happy
aos Of gore maintaining tho C0ustt1cn famed by
ore,hers aud thereby materially asst Ia upgootu po.i-
cal bsoiy from toe hr loOhod ha o5sllcd in your
tive State"
OF course. Fernando, who 80 narrowly es-
capped from trial which would doubtless have
consigned him to State Prison, rather likes
such company; but Mr.. Seymour has a moral
and social standing that VIII hardly be battered
by the contact of such naueless iDiamy US this
loathsome wretch represents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
ELEGANT EXCERPTS.

"The election Of Lincoln was not the Cana
Of Secession Disunou has been cherished project for bs
last Thirty ysara"-IGor. Rh,a Of South Carolina.
SO II blank page of paper offered we would us,
write out terms of Unon" Secession COmmi.sonsr. a
Richmond 70 Mr.. Marw,H Of baltimore.
The South msiEtsns that Slavery blsck or whit.
is fit foe the aboriug MANI Richmond Enquirer.
-" We the gentlemen this country and senlsuss
always make revolutions" Senator Toom5s of Ceorgta
-" will water ny horses in the Ohio hel"-l Beavs
ga,d
-" Southern lady, with aridns whip alone can di.psr,.
Gmincr.
have been always Ia favor Of raising the black Gag
Bnypi Speakers at me Secesnon Congyen Richmond %
the 70 option Of ne Emancipation Proclamation.
- We shall take Warrington, Baltimore Phl.dsl.
lsmy, is5f x.
-" II Seymour succeeds the tyrany at Washington wiz
rapidly be reduced Richmond Era~iss.
Ifthe North to themselves snd their principles,
they win fight against the South upsu the qaesos
which agi;aes the community for say Il 1.-The Uns,l
Is dissolved ~ Rynderss Speech, Jan. IS, 1861
-" wish to remind the editors Of NewYork. and Do q
for practical purpose that Of oil the helps which Secession
received In the South two greater than
tina, from certain class Of the Northern press Herald Es
pyes You know them better than do. genemen -" Rev.
Mr. Garter Of Tenne.e-Speeeh at Cooper sttute Oct IT,
-" obeslierre-Dspton."-lB Ben. Woods Daily
Nev,-syppre..,d " sppogs If ito carriage South BY ne
United States mad, and pfie note from the United States
MIy.hoL
Lincoln {, alone responsible for all the murders oe
Northern troops in bsltIe."-IS Same Daily NesO'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
VALUE or a. n. STOCKS UNDER a
DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION.

Seymour insulted every Northern soldier, who
has fought the Rebels, by calling the wnr. in
his Twedde Hall speech, "an VICTORIOUS
war" The stigma did not distress those PEN
siye capitalists who read the speech with ap-
proyal, and determined to vote for its author.
But did they-could they-read bis declaration
that the war was unconstitutional and rer0iu-
tionary, without catching Of the breath and
n slow turning of the open-mouthcd and gaping
head TO see the coming Of the blow which
should tear from them forever aud without
remedy, their investments in United States &C.
curities
Suppose Seymour 10 be elected. Then in
rapid, tragic succession will come all the con.
sequences which tho conspiracy 10 elect Sey.
mour has carefully provided shall follow bis
election. A treacherous truce stops the war.
Lying pretexts scatter and disband the army.
Commissioners meet to make a peace. Ste
phens of Georgia gets up from the Southern
side Of the table around which the peace
makers sit in Annapolis, Maryland, and he
says, looking sharp to Fernando Wood on The
Northern side OF the table: at is suitable
now that, in arranging the machinery for tho
restoration of the Union, the Confederate States
clearly indicate the terms upon which they
will consent to Il restoration. Among those,
this: IL is conceded by the North that the
war it wagcl upon III was unconstitutional"
| Wood mods. "Thcre WAS 10 authority for
Al Al
Consequently, there was no authority for any
of tho engagements made in carrying on the
war. The whole war debt of the United
States was unconStitutionally contracted, and is
thertjore mill and r0id. The South in the new
Union will repudiate it. If the philanthropists,
as benevolent body, shall see fit to pay it to
the sniveing fools who hold it, well and good.
BIT he ne,o United States nW not pay one cent
# IL; aud we now give you distinct notice Of
it across this table,"
Fernando Wood would not say anything
against this, Of course-and he could not il he
would. For, once admit that the war is IN
as Seymour says it lie; estab-
ish this as n fact and principle, aud there il
lot q court of justice on earth that would not
'ccognizo the logic Of the sequence, that debts
contracted to carry it on arc void. Seymour,
md Van Buren,, and the entire anti-wnr De.
nocracy arc estoPped from denying this So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

We have very little about the Army Of the
Potomac. On Monday afternoon Gen. Pleasantons
advance found the enemy with cavalry and artillery
at Snecken's Gap and had skirmsh, losing one
man. Yesterday his scouts went on toward Aide
and Middleburg, and reported Hills Rebel commend
at Upperville From special correspondents we
learn that no Rebels at Leesburg, nor in that
vicinity. The roads excellent, the weather
fine, and our troops in high spirits. At harper's
Ferry no doubt is entertained Of the retreat of the
main body of the Rebels. From Gen. Sgels Dvi.
sion we have various rumors brought by refugees
to the effect that all the Rebel reenforcemens ale
wretcbedly clad; that there are only about 1000 at
Gordonsvile, and 5000 at Richmond at which place
new Notifications have been constructed
There are now four military Departments in the
West: /. The Department Of the Ohio, which in
cludes Kentucky, Maj Gen Wright in command ..
The Department of the Cumberland, embracing all
OF Tennessee east of the Tennessee River, and so
much of Alabama and Georgia as we can get posses-
sion of, Ma.G Rosecrans in command 3. The
Department Of the Tennessee reaching from Tennss-
see River to the Mississippi, Maj Gen. Grant COM
manding. 4. The Department of Missouri, covering
all west of the Mississippi, MAJ zen Curtis CON-
mandiDg Gen. Grants forces constitute the Thr-
teenth and Gen. Rosecrans's forces the Fourteenth
Army corps.
in the case Of Winder, political prisoner in Fort
Warren, Judge Clifford of the United States Court
has granted habeas corpus saying that it was not
intended to apply to or prejudice any question that
may hereafter arise Of the return Of the same The
writ will be served on the military commandment at
Fort Warren, and, if honored, will come up for a
further hearing to-day.
The Court of Inquiry in the case Of Gen. Mar.
tindale find nothing in his conduct which should
make him amenable TO punishment. Not being a
Court Martial but simply tribunal Of inquiry, the
Court could not make Il Judgment in the case.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

A grand ratification meeting will be held st
the Hall corner of Broadway and Thirty -secOnd
street this evening. at u O'clock to ratify tho
nomination of Elliot C.. Cowdn, the Union
War candidate for Congress in the With
Congressional District. Mr.. Cowdin is
merchant of high character, well known ct
home end abroad, and if elected would do
honor TO the District. He was unanimously
nominated by the Union and Republican Con-
yention on the first ballot. The Peoples Con.
yeation nominated George Bancroft in tho
same District. After his withdrawal, at Mr..
Cowdins suggestion the two Conventions met
together, when he frankly and promptly pro.
posed to withdraw in favor Of any person, DO
he either Democrat or Republican, that th' Dis
trict would unite upon, friendly to the Govern.
ment After protracted discussion, the Con.
yeniions separated, and the Union and Repub.
lean Convention voted unanimously TO adhere
70 Mr. Cowdn, aud he has since been To-
dorsed by the Peoples Union Convention.
The Ratification meeting tonight promises to
be one OF unusual interest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
THE MURDERS, WDOLHsALE AND
EEILI9u, or UNION MEN.

Among the victims of the gorilla mode OF
carrying on treason and war South is the Rev.
Mr.. Aughey Of Mississippi, who spoke at the
great meeting at the Cooper Institute last Sat-
urday night. To the Buchanan Seymourtes
who betrayed the country toward the close Of
the LAT Administration, aiding and abotting the
Model ImbeclIe himself, this or any other
statement from ex-slayehodcrs who have seen
avail but to all not drunk or demented, or
bought and sold like cattle, we would offer, as
prominently fit for consideration at this crisis
of election for good or evil, for Union or trea-
son-the following excerpts from Mr. Aughey's
remarks:
wa, seized by tho Rebels. heavily irohsd and placed,
with eighty Others IN Southern dungeon"
sy crime tina, had used s,diious language or az
they term Il there. had talked Union talk.
While "a, In that prison numbers Of were led ou,
| and shot"
"A, first they supplied .ons FOR those that shot hut
the great number Of executions prevented the supply collins
40 they dug hole In the ground and ade them sit down
the brink the hole and there certain number Of SOL
de who advanced and fired thres ball, into the brain snd
three the heart and this the mode Of ere ton"
They sent sfser with boodhouDds yes bloOdhounds
they hun, tbs Union troops with these animals"
with regard to the Proclaua,isn. think Ia right
,son given tina, the saves DO army and plantation and
farm work sad labor even bact,mith,. making swords
aud sniye. cut tie throa,. Of Union troops" etc
when ws at Macon. last Summer, six negroes were
executed and burned in the streets. When "" a.
that Presbyterian Synod preached TO large congregation Of
slaves it was tho ns.a congregation spoke to in my
LIE With exception. tina, Of the minister " ho AIT
be.ie me- they sl slaves yet orethId ~ers whittier
than am"
For these Union men 20 murdered for these
nhne laborcrs hanged and burned at discre-
ton, Seymour, Wood Rynders, and that
Pro-Sayery, Pro.slave.tradc, Anti-War Sub
missionist SET, have 10. one word Of sym.
patty.
For a handful Of noisy traitors here, whom
there should have been a multitude, simply
apprehended, these Buchanan men have
flaming sympathy, ard howl about the habcas
corpus.
To theso bloodhounds and butchers, Wood
would have sent nil tho arms that the North
could make or import. see his letter to
Toombs.
For the troop, in the field who enter upon
this contest with the words Union and Liberty
or Death, not a sword, qua or gram OF
powder would Wood give.
And yet, citizens, these men dare TO ask
for your votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
THE wADsWORTH RATIFICATION
MEETING.

We call the attention Of our readers to the
Ratification Meeting at tho Cooper Institute on
Thursday evening next. 1t is intended to make
it one of the greatest demonstrations OF the
campaign. The Wadsworth Clubs Of the City
will be in attendance.
The most eminent speakers of the country
will address the meeting. Among them are the
Hon. JOHN X. PORTER, the Hon. JOHN CocH-
RANE, the Hon. LYMAN FIREMAN., the Hon.
II. WINTER DAVIS, and the Hon. VIM. d..
KELLEY.
The speeches of John Van Buren, and HOra-
ito Seymour will be reviewed.
Let there be such an attendance Of the pa
triotic electors of this State as will rebuke and
admonish the sympathizers with treason that
their day of reckoning is at hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

ouencc, and every capitalist who shall vote for
Seymour, or any part Of the Seymour ticket,
will be estopped from bowailing it.
Nothing is surer than that if the war il ar
rested by treacherous compromise, aud uni
ted slavehodiDg and slavc-catching Democracy
is restored to tho administration of the Gov
eminent under :" tho Union as it was ~ Con-
gress and in the Supreme Court, iinancial
bred Scott case will be Immediately cooked up,
and Chief.Justice fancy will, with trembling
eagerness stutter to the conclusion OF his
opinion which will hastily follow the argument
-"these Certificates of Indebtedness, there
fore, are null and void, and the whole revolu-
tonary spawn of Treasury Notes arc Likewise
void" And there will be wailing and gnash-
inc of teeth in Wall street, but not in the shop
where Fernando and Ben. Wood cell lottery
tickets, for they won't have that sort OF money
on hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 49, 1862

Al dreadful tho seveng Of the bonds that have hitherto
united the States has been In contemplation Is now appsr
emily aud inevitable fact. We have to meet II
with ell the consequences whsevcr they may be- II the
Confederacy IL broken up tbs Government is dissolved and
beboovss every dtinc, community well indi
yidua TO take care OF themselves When Dunon has be-
come fixed and certain fact 'chy cv no, Ner York dvups
N, bands thich bind her a rsaa and corrupt mdste"
This bold. bad man has been selected from
the ranks of the PrO-Slavery Democracy OF
tho whole North to lead a politico-revoution.
airy attack upon the Federal Government.
And be will do it, too if he gets bis commits
sion to do it from the vote of the great State
of New-York to discontinue the war aud sur
render TO the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

General wadsworth was originally Demo.
crat. lie is one yet.
He was a member Of the Peace Convention
jim which General Scott had hopes-but there
was no peace.
When Buchanan tried TO betray the North
TO the South, General Wadsworih said-not
without a fight to save the Union. And he
fought; and is still fighting; he and his two
sons.
General Wadsworth only accepts through q
sense of duty the nomination for Governor Of
the State of New-York. lie has always ex-
hbted political patriotism, but never mani.
tested Il spirit Of political ambition.
He was once rendered the nomination, when
that was equivalent TO election, and declined it.
What has Seymour done for the North since
the war was imminently threatened and since
il began Nothing, as We have shown BY his
speeches, but assist in the funeral ceremonies
inaugura.ed BY the national undertaken, Bu-
chsnan.
Soymour's own brother-in-aw testifes that
Mr. Kett, representative from South Carolna,
exclaimed, on hearing Thayer's speech at
Tweddle Hail. Jan. 81, 1861, where Seymour
also so distinguished himself for Secession If
they attempt to coerce us, we shall have moro
men to fight Tor US in NeH-York alone than
they can raise to tight against us in tho whole
North"
Against such men is General Wadsworh
p.tted. Let us be worthy of our leader, and
assure him the victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
POLITICAL NEWS.

The Sey mour Ratification meeting last night in
the Park was small in numbers and weak in spirit,
being remarkable chiefly for the great men who did
not attend. The public invited on the positive
assertion that Judge Amasa Parker Charles o Conor,
James T. Brady, WIN. Murray, John Kelly, John
McKeon, Horace +. Clark, and other men Of char
scter would speak Those who actually did speak
were s. S. Cox of Ohio, VallaDdighams sympathiz-
ing friend, Luke f. Cozans, submissionist member
OF the last Legislature, a man named Norton, and
handsome DR.. Bradford As the meeting was The
great effort Of the united factions OF Mozart and
Tammany, called by their Joint Committee Of Har-
nomination, we submit that any flourish over tie
numbers the enthusiasm, and especially the speak
ors, will be simply ridiculous.
That wretched Peoples party in Massachu-
setts seems doomed TO have no candidates at all
Every man upon whom they have fixed for a Con-
gressional candidate thus far, has hastily and with
evident disgust declined the position. Driven out
Of their State and out Of the country, they fix upon
a gentlemen 5000 miles away as their candidate to
succeed Charles Sumner in the United States Senate
Mr.. Adams Our Minister to England not being pres
ent to resent the stgms, his son promptly writes 70
the conspirators protesting against any such use OF
his fathers name. Any gentleman of veryssxtreme-
~ conservative principles who would like to be a
candidate land nothing more than a canddate) for
almost anything, can address peoples Party, for
mery OF Massachusetts,, residence now unknown"
Enough returns have been received TO establish
the reelection Of the Hon. Hiram p Benret as Dele
gaze 70 Congress from Colorado. Mr. b. il radical
Republican, an ardent supporter Of the Adnnistra-
ton' and his election will give satisfaction to every
true and loyal maQ in the wet.
Col. JoHs McLEoD MURPHY recs;vel ,,o po
godlIe"D Union nomination, or r,,ber ind,rsoraept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
IOWA.

The impression that Iowa was saved to the
Union by the soldiers votes is an error. The
Republican Union party majority on the home vote
alone is nearly double the usual figure. To
this handsome surplus the vote OF tho Iowa
regiments will add many thousands. She has
l9.regiments and four batteries in tho field, a
very large proportion of whom are yoters and,
as we have shown by partial returns, more
than four.Glths of tho voters are Republican
Unonists. OF the xix Members Of Congress,
five were elected by homo voles-only one
(Mr. Grnnell of the lytb DISTRICT owing bin
success 10 tho votes Of the soldera Tho wrath OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
INVOKING A STRIFE ON TEVE sOgL
or NEW-YOEE<.

They who vote for the Seymour ticket un.
equiyocally invite q strife on the soil OF New
York, of whose horrors they know nothing.
Fernando Wood, the abIest, the boldest, and
the most INSCRIPTIONS man who is running on
that ticket, fully revealed the revolutionary
purposes of the Anti-War Democracy, il they
are invested with power Let no man deceive
earnest in expeIling Dir. Lincoln's Government
from Washington. Fall two years ago he had
the audacity to pen a Message when Mayor
in which he ierociousy declared
"Tsuy 1t nay be aid we In tho mid, Of EEyolu.
1Ios 5ood As rAr' Whether tie dreadful alt native
implied probable In the conclusion Of til, quotation may
be ayoIted no human ken divine"
a usurper by organization and by culture
an autOcrat by birth and by the cOnniysnce of
the criminal law of his country--he uncovered
again in the same message the familiarity of
his mind with IDEAS OF political notification
and social violence in his declaration that the
Federal Government could not be held together
by force. "A resort" said he "to this last
dreadful alternative would, of ITSELF destroy
not only tho Government, but The hres and
property Of The people,"
The calm audacity with which he argued to
the people OF the City Of New-York tho duty
and advantage of seeding from the State of
New.York, ought to be fresh in tho memories
Of those merchants aud bankers who purpose
10 vote for him, and siogd inspire them with
solemn apprehenslons. Ile said. among other
things:
L. is wcil for individuals copmunis, {, look every
Is, -. ilaat N .as iae, AIDA p;e calmly md biysy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
GENERAL NEWS.

in the matter of the Seventh Avenue Railroad
Company, Judge Ingraham yesterday decided
against granting an injunction. The same decision,
in effect, has been made in other districts, and as it
seems to be generally conceded that the grants are
legal, we presume the company will now 60 on, and
if nerfered with by force, as he's been threatened,
will coll for the legol protection to which they are
entitled.
The Aldermen last night rejected Henry A. Hall,
nominated by the Mayor for Street Commissioner.
Stocks were active, but Irregular yesterday.
Governments suffered important change quotations beng
steady Freishts dull and lower Gold changed but
litte-it left Oft at IT, Money Is easier. at 4tao Flour ad
yanced l0ql5c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

the Democratic leaders and newspaper ct tSis
army voting is pretty carefully concealed but
it breaks out now and then. Tho Chieeg.
Times, an active Rebel sympathizing shsst
says "t the vote Of the soldiers is all one w.v
as was to have been expected" meaning, Of
course, that nearly all the men carrying mus.
kets were Republicans. Democrats as a partv
not only refuse to go to the war, but their
lenders hold that the man who fights for bin
flag is not worthy to vote for his officers.
They would dsfranchise the army sooner than
lose u chance to win the spoils of Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

There are 50 many harmonious chords Of
reasonable menace in the different speeches Of
Horatio Seymour, John Van Buren,, Fernando
Wood. and the other orators of the Anti-War
Democracy, that the plans of action which
Woods monstrous audGcity gives open utter
ance to are beyond all question the fore
shadcwing Of a conspiracy to unite the political
power of tho state Of New-lork To the arms
of the Rebel shareholders, in order TO suJrer'
N, foy1. of The G0raHmen,, az well as to turn
tho scale. of war in favor Of Slavery. We
wish that every voter in tie State had been
able TO eco the demonisc joy with which his
furious audience at Clinton Garden welcomed
Woods avowal:
Twill tell him (ths Prs.iJeni whou. he casts Of these
foe. their country the North. dangerous than the
foes that thosen in 10 South without be dicasl, these
evil that hang around hun snd around the departments
Tor their own purposes without be- rises up Ia III,
tie Chief Magistrate OF this grra. people, without be
spend. tho voice which has 5sen sen, from Ohio. aai
Peunsyvaui, and Indiana, aud from glorious NewioTk,
without no hear ini heed end ac. nq1a he potential yoo
Of the people thu. expressed In thunder hfi HdA
ing'on pa, Grf Prudent Abraho~ l'aeoin ia ne last"
A Pro-Slayery dictatorship or monarchy is TO
be established in Washington, Cd Very well
It's tie philosophy OF the Rebellion in South
Carolina But who in the North ever thought
to see It the philosophy Of political Increment
ia tbs State of Ncw-Yorh