New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03
and the War Taxes Jou are falsely assurod)

will be repealed
Do you deprecate tax-paying in future for
tho payment principal and interest. of our
large and swelling National Debit Vote for
Seymour, and lit is quietly limited by Seymour
himself in his Albany speech) that Debt may
be repudiated, plunging the hundreds OF thou
sands of poor men and women who have their
little all in Savings Banlla into absolute ruin.
Do you sigh for peace at any price' sey'
mourism proclaims, through tho mouth OF
Fernando Wood, that, were it only in power,
it would settle with the Traitors (not settle
them) without firing another shot.
Are you willing to buy Peace at the cost oil
National ruin John Van Buren, proclaims, In
behalf of Seymour that he is just ready to say
10 the revolted States, "Wayward sisters de-
part in peace"
Do you shrink from buying peace at that
ruinous cost Seymour himself gently correct'
bis too ardent friend, and says no will never
surrender the Union.
But he never once, in his numerous speeches,
insists on the duty and necessity Of fighting to
preserve the Union.
He never once denounces the Rebellion as
wanton and wicked, nor calls on the Loyal
Millions to rally for its utter discontinue and
overthrow.
Dennis Mccarthy of Syracuse is widely
known as q lifelong end Woodworking Demo
cra.. He has been especially devoted to the
fortunes and docile 70 tho counsels of his idol
lied personal friend, Horatio Seymour lie
now supports WADswoRTn and the Union
Ticket, simply because Seymour refuses, pub
licly and privately, to pledge himself to aid the
Federal Government to the utmost in putting
down the Rebellion. IIe repudiates Seymour,
precisely and only because Seymour Is not trne
TO bis country. Thousands Of Democrats think
and act as he does.
Yet Seymourism takes on oil DISCUSSES and
makes all sorts of conflicting professions. John
Van Buren, at Buffalo pledges it TO resist the
Extension of Slavery. Sanford L. Church al
Rochester pledges it to urge and support
more vigorous prosecution of tie War; Fer
nando Wood in New-York says there Is no
need of further fighting, AID threatens the
President, if be docs no. change bis measures
with "a change Of men that IL, reyo!u'
tonary usurpation. And Ben. Wood, WHO never
gave one vote in Congress that JcG. Davis
would not heartily approve, is Seymour csn'
didatc for reelection
Can such double.dealing prosper No
friends of the Union and Of honest dealing n
must not, it shall not prevail Your generous
efforts your patriotic votes, must and wi
prevent it We shall beat this grand COMP
rocy Of cowartice, yenaty AMI sympathy will
red-handed treason. whose ,tandarlbearer Il
Horatio Seymour The party that has n.
sympa,hies with tic Rebellion and whose sue
cess will not DO exulted over in Lees camp
and JEFF. Dayiss councils, vii win this cleo
ton The Rebellion will collapse or be crush
ed before Spring, if the advance Of our arrnie
is not arrested by treachcrcus fire in th
rear. And then, fellow Unionists| you vii
rejoice with us and hand down the record t
your grandchildren that, in the darkest hou
Of their sore trials, you were true to you
country aud to the sacred cause OF Humal
Liberty