, 1862-10-28

..uts t:htufi"g The Sore-heads--2Ae .ssustfca1
Frs Press.
[special Correspondence Of the Chicago Tfibune.1
DETROIT. Oct Is, 1869.
The Slave Democracy and tUnion pa:ri.
OTIS of this State have completed their Con.
o1csslopul nominations, and they have select-
cd lust such candidates as one would have ex-
pec1ed from such an au,algamation Of tories,
broken down doughtases, sore-hcaded Repuh-
Eicans, "stroug conservatives" aud rebel
s. s.mpathizcfs, and negrophoblsts in gensra'.
The "un!on" party bsirg compo=cd oi tas
odds and ends Of oil other parties. 1t Vas net
oply q, but necessary tast it should chose -
represent it in Congress- Just the kind OF men
it has-lcrc tory, there a doughfaee. il
aro,her place renegade Republican, iu 1
fourth a canting conservative, and so oa
throughout the tix districts.
In this (thc 1st) district, they have taken
up f. j. Pennl1nan ot Wayne, wealthy
noney.shayer, who was elected to the sane
ofllce 4 few years ago BY the Whigs under
solemn pledge to use bis influence to secure
the repeal of the fugitive slave 1aa q pledge
that he kept by bitterly opposing its repeal.
Since then be has been hanging very closely
to tie fkir;s of the Republican party, ii ways
voting under protest with it, and ready to drop
Off the moment be could find some soft
place to fall. &c has now taken refuge
in TIC at1ns Of Phoenix Bank Lathrop,
Double Pay Peck, and Hall Emmons-
there let him repo5e. John ". Turner 0:
Bra1,ch county has been nominated in the sec.
cru district. believe he Is o Eorehead, WITH
moterat: capacity, easy virtue, anl no par:icu.
Lar .iuciples except hatred OF freedom and
yercralion for slavery.
o. Bradley F. Granger, the renegade Repub-
1ic4u Of WasbttuaW, #Ao was picked 10 Dy
donghfaces of the thlrd district, after he had
been cast of BY the Republicans, have al
1esdg gwen you 3 brici sketch. and have nosh-
luz raofe to say Of the miserable double apos-
tste, than that bis nomination is virHed with
disgust by Ill decent, loyal Democrats. Who
anc What Thomas 3. Church Of Kent county,
the aMalganatlon candidate in the fourth dis
1rict, Is, irt 'he I1an storey Of tae Times tell
Though Democrat, he stands stfgmstized by
Storey, in the columns Of the Free Etess, as i
pe1jurrr and kuaye gensra1l5. In tue dtth
district, Augustus Caesar Baldwin, Demo-
csu,ic lawyer TT Oakland county, and an ac-
cc,np}ished t1ickster, is their candidate; aud
Jaon Moore OF Saginaw, also Democrat, in
the sixth district. All these lneu perfectly
agree il ons thing, and this is, defeat the Re-
publi:an purity tor the purpose Of tying the
hanus Vi the administration aud patch
lug up ato.uer compromise with slave
rs. Tney oppose coutfseativn and eman.
cipation. OF course they are for ex-
s1npting thu rebels from paying any portion
OF tie cost Of the War, aud il favor of impo-
si.s the whole burdsu upon tae loyal tax
payers OF the North. That cost at the end Of
The var will amount to the round sum OF
twelve hundred millions Of dollars. Tne por-
tiuu OF this tum that will fall to 1ae people
of Michigan to pay, If NOT paid By the conds-
cation of the property, Of traitors, viii os
fifty five millions OF dollars, OF sixty dollars
on an average, to every lnan, woman and
child, rich or poor. black or white, in the
S,a.e. This Is the price our citizens will ba
compelled 10 pay to7 the honor of working
for thc pro-s]avery candidates for Congress.
Isn't the luxury very expensive ones
SHY Lord Byron Stout," as he Is known
here tor bis lofty assumption Of djgotty, his
aris,octatic pretensions, and his supprciltous
manners, has taken the stump in behalf o1
himself primarily, and bis amn'gamatiOn a.so
ciates Incidentally. But he makes sorry work
OF II. Like heavy nan In quagnirc, tue
harder he struggles the deeper ne sinks. Hs
| t;ciur, any more Than be was for statesman
| e. lacks the ability and intelligence tor tht
| one, snd The cunning for the uther. H.:
word is constantly coming in conflict witt
| his professions, aud exposing hi!
sbs1neless inconsistency and hspoc'isY. Er
and 1nortifies his friends. The few KepublI
c,rs VITO we're drawn into the Union trap b,
It's p]auEibility arc rapidly leaving lin, aut
the nonest portion Of The Democracy dsspis,
all apost:tea too heartily to trust him. Iii
speeches will make three Republican to on
Union vote. BIZ. Stout is not destined to b.
the Governor ot Michigan. The people ar
satisfied with CIV Blair
The statement I made In my last letter tha
the slave Democracy would trade 0f ia
whole amalgaulation State Ticket except 60.
crnor, aud all the county officers Tor the leEi5
lature and Congress if 50 high 4 PRICE wsr
demanded, ie being literally verified. Th
trading has already begun. The rebel allie
here are resolved TO defeat Mr. Chandler, IN
are moving heaven and earth TO accomplish |.
This must be done ut Thatcyer sacr4tica
| nay require. Their next most cherished pul
Tcee is to secure n6 many members OF Cor
grcsB ss possible. In any instance the
nominate candidates for botn branches Of tt
legjs1atnre pledged against Mr.. Chandler
This is The only qualification they demaut
Republicans, it is tu be hoped, will shun a
such bargains, first because they will +
The Democratic friends Of that portion of tn
State ticket it is proposed to barter oil, mu:
look out for themselves.
Tie FTc Press continues its jesuitical an
knRyi=h course, hoWlug shout ia vigoror
prosecution Of the war" and ustng It's whol
, | Of the government designed 10 promote tul
object. 1t IS for vigorous prosecution in tt
abstract, but is opposed to ary prosecution
it 10 practice. 1t does all In it's power to pr
. vent tnlistrnents, especially by Democrats b.
] fore the elecsioD, mud to organize resistance
nounces the war as 'BAck Republics
war" aud jrstiies the South in resisting II
| Efforts OF the government to "coerce and su
due" THIN. 1t denounccs confiEcatiou, ems
c,patlon, and the arrest Of traitors, as ART
trary, cruel, unjust, wicked and unconstit
the war arc, that It shall be so conducted
: not to hurt the rebels. While denouucin. Il
administration for it's want Of vIgor, 1t tul
X justities the fifteen months Inactivity OF &c
Mcclellan, ,ond the years worse than inactivi
Of Gtn. Buell.. It is, in short, mers echo
: the reasonable sentiments Of your tory neis
G bcr. Both are In tho interest OF the rebe
!, and both are laboring to serve them at the e
pepse Of the North. Either would cheerful
ut the Union slide, and see the governing
, annibilated, if thereby they could get In
! power.
= a1l over the Stale are fast becoming 1horoug
i 1y aroused 10 the mighty conse4 !
yolved in the coming contest, and that Il
prospect OF q glorious triumph every daT |
comes more certain. The Union dod
= 70 fur from djsheartening and paraiysfns i
Republican party, has had precisely tho &C
trIy effect. Republicans now perfectly u
. dtrstand the corrupt and even treasouat
: | designs Of its authors, ard 1t has stimulat
=, them to far greater exertions than they ota
X wise would have made Our people hf
1alsc md double dealing as they hate tr
:. son, and they will be SURE to heap venge IL
d on all who attempt to cheat thu
;, into the support Of wrong. Able and t
g quent men are stumping every part OF I
ts. State and going into even every townsh
i 1ay5ug bare the kuayish character Of this
3. sion Imposition Us we'll as the alarming
e signs OF those 1ho have seized upon it in l
hope Of riding into power and render SO
new stryice 10 the South. Everybody is
wo1k who is not In eympathy With traitors
saye the State from the clutches Of |
i doCghtaccs. They are resolved that Mi
- iean shall maintain her loyal position in
Union, and they wilt do 1t, ERIE
2 Chaugea in Ihe Or:.a anization Of I
H ,r ArMy-Tbree Corps under Bul
-. side.
i BOLIVAR u1Gnrs. Ia, Oct. q, 1856
ii More than half of the army Is now un
9 command Of Atsj. Gen. Burnside. IN addit
- 10 lis own corps {the 9tb) the commanders
= the I'd aud 12th report to him. The II q
q. Sunner's,) is under MaI. Gen. Couch
1sth lBsnks') was assigned three days ago
Maj. Gen. Slocuu.
But while I'LL these corps are under Br
tide, the three remaining ones, to the NJ
uanded respectively By Gems. Fitz John
6 ter, Reynolds and Franklin, continue 10 Tel
III directly 10 Gen. Mcclellan.
The current belief that when the arm
the Potomac moves. 1t will be In two boo
Que commanded by Burnside, the. othe1
~ %ntr. e.