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

now with will seek more conpeoial cline in ~.
sunny South, where the climate is moro agreeable
and the labor and productions better suited IN tb.;
wants, and tastes, and habits.
Tne question Of candidates, 30 far as il concerns
men, merely, 10 comparatively Of little copseonenca
he principles they represent are now Of the bioh.
est possible moment The Union candidate for Gov.
ernor, Gen. Wadsworth, have known for osnv
years. know him as gentleman of biob social
position, OF sterling integrity of manly and honors.
blo bearing Of unpretending habits and simpIs
tastes-a dispenser Of bounteous charities 70 ths
poor, who has a heart for suffering man, whereyor
he lot may be cast; who when Ireland was perish.
ing with famine. sent a cargo of provisions 10 m.
relief OF her starving chit dren; who discharpes Iii
his relations with fidelity. do not know wh.tber
agree with him in all political opinions or not and do
care. agree with bin in the great practical idea
oil pnttng down this Internal Rebellion at all haz.
ards, at sly cost; and this is the only matter di.
rectly under consideration. And agree with him
substantially in bis excellent and manly and sensible
letter bv which he declares bis acceptance of the
nomination. / believe bis election a. this time as
Chief Magistrate OF this great State essential
to that end that his defeat would be disastrous: and
support him accordingly as every truly loya man
Of every party should do. Let every honest elector
independent of all party names, which are now used
ouly for cheats for the people, and We nav
pass upon the conduct Of these two candidates
since the conmencement Of the rebelion--et them
read the NOBLE out-sposen letter Of and the can
tous, backing and filling speech OF the other, and
then who is worthy Of support. Tho in'repd
Treman has already spoken for himself, and will
speak again. Loud applause lie is Union
Democrat and representative OF the Union
sentiment He may laugh at tho assaults and
detiactiyns Of those who seek to build up self.
ish, rotten organization in the name Of Democracy
rs capital for epols and political stock-obbers.
They envy his po-ition and fear him and hate him,
Tor he eaIly took oil their shallow mask and impa-
ed their leader. He has not yet dismissed them, but
may lie heard from hereafter by all in.
terested, to their entire satisfaction. Mr.. Jones, tho
candidate for Lieuenant-GovernOr on the bogus
tickei, deserves better company and better iate.
II lie had ket one, he might have secured the other
and be probably regrets with me that he had nos
done 80. lie was put the ticket by men who
have already injured him oy theE associations past
remedy, in the hope of cheating few true Demo-
Gratis nto the support OF the ticket. But this viii
al fail aud Mr. Jones Ike Tray in the fabie, will
10 punished for being bad company. (Iaughter.l
The residue of the candidates upon the respective
tickets may be said to fairly stand as the represeta
lives OF those who placed them In nomination, Ter
menbering that LadQe aud Wlllman and Hughes
are true men,
Tie Liquor Dealers Association, those who dstil
he very nectar OF the gods, those also who can like
a magician, draw balf-a-dozen kinds of wine from
The cgrk, those whose welsky VIII Kill fnrther
and surer than Rebel musket, patrlotlcally mes
recently and naturally snd suitably nominated hr.
Seymour as l,heir representative. Laughter.l
Ills was doubtless to compensate him for The
mental agony and physical suffering he expo
renced according 10 Mr.. Delavan, when in labor
with "a veto agans! a prohfitory law few
years siuce, which he was to set his
nsme This being done. as the papers inform
u.s. the Dealers Convention went into hqmda-
ton, adj0uruiug In eood spirits. Great laugh
ter hese two last facts interesting and im-
portant The public will be glad to learn Of the ad
loummen,, and their customers that their spirits
we're good. Laughter.
Must not every candid man admit thst the whole
course oi Mr. Seymour, from the breaking out OF tho
Rel eon 10 the present moment hss been destitute
# pairioism or good or generous impulses or emo
ions Must not every honest elector ADMIT that
be las exhibited only the characteristics Of tbe nero
politician, and OF cold, calculating and trimming
one at tia,
Must no, every honest man declare that the
speech platform upon which he processes to stand s
decetlGl in its conception and spirit, lacking frank
ness manhood, and out spoken Harness and honesty,
but contaminated By an alloyer Of sipperyne-s
ard desigu-ipteDded 10 strike "a blow ut our Gov.
ernment and conceal the hand.
IL ID idle, my friends, To prosecute this against
rebellion by halves. IL il wnrso than idle TO s-ud
our sons 10 the field of blood and leave pocisns ut
home who are denouncitg Government, apollo giziag
for rebellion, and are ineucating, no matter how
stealthly coye'ty, cowardy and fatal propositions
OF peace. Rebellion knows from spice and sympe-
tLizers quit, too near Gs what Is going Oh in our
uidsta as we'll as DO. Ii y struggling on in the
hope that this peace party may gain the ascendency,
murder washed from its bloody hands. and be re-
waried for lis villa by liberal propositions This
PARTY with ts propositions Of peace having been ex-
posed, abashed aud inglori)usy overtnrown last
year, has covered is framework this, with veneer.
ing OK different shade, but quite too hnsy TO de-
ceIve discerning and loyal people. Like the cas in
tue fable it has whiiewashed its coat, but
the teeth and claws are plainly dlscernble Laugh.
ter. Call back your sous, repeat, or crush this
II sidlous monster ut home aud the rebellion
abroad together. Rebellion has lost faith in
Iccted foreign recognition. It's miserable spmpa.
Ihizers in England lack courage 10 come TO time.
Even Disrseh. who OConuell said regular
lneal descendant of the hardened thief fails meet
the occasion as expected. Lsngnrer.l It's hope
now rests IN the aid and sympathy it can command
IN the loyal States 10 save 1t from the condyu
punishment ana ignoble end which awaits it, aud
looks TO the OF THE ticket to-day than
to the exploits Of Stonewall jackson. Call back
your sons say again, or crush this political hopo
OF Rebellion ht home. When this hideous monster
sees united as one man. IN one common purpose
crush II, viii yield; but until then 1t win sirug-
gle on, like the writhings OF u venenons serpins,
I'LL exterminated. l. would long siUce have
yielded, but for hope Of propositions of peace from
political quarters and terms of accommodation; aud
but for seeing the Executive denounced for uncon-
stitGtioua acts. and party rising up opposing the
war In effect II not III name-;or Rebel leaders
understand the matter III all It's bearings.
Alas now many brave slalts have been quenched
forever because OF this shameful, sinful diyslon-by
reason Of this miserable political ambition TO raise
mp u successful party al home 10 gam Office and
spoils But God will bring It's actors 10 judgaeat.
Every household has been bereayed.
There ls no aock however watched or tended.
Bus one q al lamb Ia there,
There l. ireside he defended,
But has vacant chsir.
DE air Is full offarewes TO the dying
And mourning. foI the dead:
The heart Of Rs,hc lor her children crying,
VIII not be coin,oned.
Our fair.haired hnYs n,riled their lives in endcav.