New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-13
of the Presidents Proclamation of Freedom.
His majority will be several thousands.
DEMOCRACY AND TmE WAR.

DENIOGHsht1 AND W h1e'
The Editor of The Whesling Inteligenee'
(West Virgna), went over to st. Clairsvle,
Ohio, on tue 9Th inst. to hear White, the Dem.
ocratic candidate for Congress in that district,
make stump speech. He thus reports:
ave noted the fact Tia, twice in the of bis speech
Mr. White used the word namo in speaking Of the rebel
on bu, sounded strangely connection with tho drift of
his speech His argument was that tho Abotions-'ucn
men as brought the war that 1t W" not the
Southern people. lie gave what he called history oil the
.e and progress of Abotionism Tie progress OF 1t was
what had done the work At its door the sin of the war lay
And the Abolonsts work trying to level down
the white man to the grade OF the negro.
This the burden and refrain Of Mr "hites speech
And i. was what mode Lis ausion tie Rebels in's
nous sound strange TIE sninus Of the speech was all Ia
vorabe Rfbes They hadn't brought on the war; Ao
olonss had The Aboonss were Infamous for cong 70
and IN. Rebel. were nfemou, protecting their rights We
couldn't see it.
1--WE noticed this additional fact during The speech tie. not
single suson a. all derogs,oy to the Rebels in the whole
couro Of was appaudd by the audience II was BIZ denun
Citations Of cham and the Aboiios that acre spIiaud
cd How could The audience applaud anything said against
the Rebels non the Rebels bed forced into tie war FOR
their rignts In aIplsudng. though, the aideEce
showed both tate sincerity that Ought 10 have reouked
the speaker"
The Boston Commonwealth went to hear
George Francis Train nuke his first speech IN
that city. and this is how the " nation of shop.
keepers have to suffer for it at the close OF
two csustic columns:
"P s-siuce writing the above we learn that learned
cheus. has pronounced the address to consist by close
analysis. of Kid sove !, hsuckeschie. tain oil, /.
4. L. H.. ut,f.. -ni Ia
"LArER-ve lean that Ban.ani has secured O. T. Il sor
the Aqusr Gardens whsre the svO.uous Of ths creature
will be exhibited in future. BSium wished TO call u tie
Whs IT, high zoolosct authority hsS already labeled
Il. Gcnui. Bro. Specie HrY.
We disms, this harlequin. whom have perhaps
much space But no, England The depth Of bate
which the ha Of that nation must have zone before could
let oo. this fellow shores amid presen, drcsses
1. eb.olu.eiy uninssn-ble Tie Mason snd sde affair
can orgye IAe Timer forgive but to permit Train
to come here was simply dabocal and unps'dOnsbe Per
adous Albion You had Train yon ai-bt lave held him
should waived ell questions o International law, II
you had no, only nabbed him bu, sent bin Australia You
had colonies open to you but deliberately yon let
him come here tbs afflicted people this wis, We resp
from the grain sep. ireland In her famine Is ths what
those pe,tei your Prince hsd rsh, to expect! Oh
Albion low could you!"
1--WE went to the meeting q curiosity We de-
,lod vhs 4, ia that ais these people what Is they
pforoo 70 do about tic Ard have TO say afies lis
,enius patiently and ing a heard With cur best ard
impartial snsD that could zee nothing but bird
rance .mbarlssne1 aud doyay to ts OoyeTument IN all
thst - saiI and done We m seraa that man could not
believe the thing, forth the ~ Casye meeting aud
have IN h prayer for the Of the Andyet
the speaker aud The people the as5suce win whom
talked deny the iupeac .ons OF ds!5yy They that
they loyal thcy Is strange thing They propose
nothing about tie They give it ho. or encoU-ase-
nent IN their sIeechet Every ~od sid l. calculated only
- maze have contempt f0r its origin and it, objec'a
Ard ar oil their osIping aud carving about whs. has been
and what doing by the Government they have nothing to
el by way amendment. You say tsoIa, We grant for
l sake Of s.ume1t al you fAy about the what 10
yoi pfopo, do We IN tar odds who got ne
u o must corquer the nation mus, 90 20 pieces What
4 YOU propose Their evasye and civ
Ing Ilsc conservative to Congrs" Mr.. White said At
- close ~. speech. Well. then whati Whh; viii the
conservative do Hamper the Admini'raiion, we sup
p.o Refuse Ike vsand CHAM h. i' the chief II these
oesed ccrs.nasses TO vote dollar TO carry the ws'"
--Docs not every loyal man J,el that the above
h true