, 1863-07-24

dovo1n,,aa. 4{,,n r,,or dara1,n sTha~ =, ~-.
'.ns "sA' uo'e'op lucy ~ YOU
Know, ooth OF them, always mean mischiefin
what they undertake. Let the people look
o,,t far them
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- - ss.s.. 80 s~''o @Nnu
supuuea 1hau VI eoIc. AAol uPnAlo, "ant-
to.hght curvature Of his nose, which used to
be prominent facial feature Of the man. has
4ss al1su !. n'ols apvs sui q n,ena sog-
sests thai II was Rooofd Of lis peculiar deyel-
opmept by tTirl which It encountered IN
New York n few montbs s;nca and : +h;,,-
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tne sngges''on q 'easoiap'e one. AT any rate
be is, or seems to be, more amiab1e than In
times past. I might add, also, that he mani
les+e e5o,u of unhenn,neea This ,,ar.ha
tee1e s's y. "r fe." s m1s pe 'c'
co1Etea 1or ~ tne 1act mar since Inc opening
Sau+hs,-, h.sathra,, h.ra eonao -. .r.ea ~ ~
are in want Of his sympathy.
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~ aAn' IN ut'hoiso:
AS hare before remarked, Fallandtgham
came here expecting and desiring to be lion
lied, and he finds few willing TO undertake
the Job. The nobby natives Of this British
Province, with brief tailed coats. narrow
trimmed, blue banded tiles, peer at him
Through LuEkT EHle8E6 1E0In Ul8ta4EG. WILD
sublime coclnees and Indifference, or hardly
at all. None Of them send him card, Of
come forward to greet him. This Is aunoyinr
to the martyr, for he looked for active, de.
monstratiye sympathy from the Canadians.
AsrpI1ropo,-s .srrrp
Ing mar'tr Is us aeepl5 qled ana malicious
= ltulgl " ever ~ lact, Imnk tne treason
III ms ntart ha3 peen lntenslned " the just
+unieuneAt ne LIZ IeceNea. ms is mani
LEI n eve1! Ane M ot lne aoetess "h1e4 ne mas
Jast tssuGn ~ ~ enI peDp.G o1 Oh1o. 1on VIII
oose!te tAat 4sa!Y a.. Inc Coppernesd jour
4a,S tuast ana. 4upl1nn r. taht ekceptl1n 70 1ne
tIaiaoIo1s tone @ a1sa spl1lt "Men chasactef1ze
tnat nan1estos pat excuse II on account OF
~ r. ~ nsnso .1,1.o tt - a"uase mm
that has transplrrd since his nomination, His
defeat ! think 1Eas certainty frnn@ fhe start
but this address will make It eyen mors
crushing.
n1sp1 Ayrsa H1s worsns
49,, a1 ..,o ia9 NOUS 10
wounds 70 ema!t - ana q gaplag Saaienees, s aud
10 larger ones, 700. tney WILL b9I come and
1aKe !ook, Nnicn tney az MOI ae nag n9t
saIta set e4oeEn " et " PoM ca9tat ~ tuelr
s,shn r. ~ ra"onnPs ith to1 ott t1mn con, on
afme 3etaii he snanner Wn,r ne4 IL 1n ha aa 1e
ca;1ed 3hen IIe 1ea H. aae ~ " Wsn hs, ae r. r.
Garar,r,o,,4 tha n t.oa y. Aas5 Aor Iae
@ uuc.' ,1st tue .1 ~ aao ail IN
a.a,+ ~ far It h,e om1 Mvu " Hor ana enconr
r;as md cnrsinos nt.a;ne+ ~, ,sai anatxe
.1IS;a-s h,,+ 81, ~ a.,ee ~ nns.s aua
.,ei.et 1eF NJ Suv S tT, nos oaI auaiHe@a
ve4 Ia,tS Iaai, anu d eao 5eoet Aot9e Wno
~ ~ " e1esaA tomn ~, ana p11E9!y 9estloy
;1 nns. ~ ~ 1ratt ~ etu. ~ tatAs con
.tnns3tnal pa ~ - aa1nn.s W apoaI
~. " aueMng M9 oeepoas a. Masalngion. 9n1
~ .n,n1 X 1oys Iotte, 4 ~ teoelon. 70
n4s auu; !. IL '.1a ~ u temote c9nSequenGe
mGis nas mas,t,a anlse ana cummn-WMlc m mn
LIZ 9is ~. Meaeni,sE 9az, maitS1s o. me mW are
4al Sntseu ~ ~ r.. s'45ss MIlcn hs Aas oten com,
Faedn ~ sn4 t to,ie e Ms prs.eges aha
m sacvrsd rst ~ aed ~ q,ti ths sfeon, 81; m4st
left to take care Of itselt.
HIS PROGRAMME.
His programme, az gather from his utter
auees, is something like this: The war viii
be ended when the Democratic party come
into power, which will be in 1866; and not
ern Copfederacy win then be acknowledged.
with the understanding that q National Cor.
veouoa haan a1t15 lmmealatel5 pc ca4eo 1or Pur-
lion new rnaraniees Shall he r3ren s TO to tbe In
South, By constitutional amendments-such
as the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the natfona]ttv ~
slavery; the right Of slayeholders to carry ~
and hold their s1ayes wherever they pleaae.
under the protection OF the Federal Govern,
ment; the restoration Of slavery where # has
heen afln1iEhfi hv the Emapr3rnfion pnooI,
nation; general amnesty md rcstoratinn ia
rights Of ali rebels-Ieaders and alI: in f,ct
all that the slayeho1ders ever Claimed IN fheir
most arrogant moments, "an6 more to. u il r.,
be readily and cordially conceded. With such
disposition Of the Abolitionists rs the mercV
Of the rebels may suggest. This is about the
the programme which is now being prepared
to govern the future action of the great DEM
t,cfatic party; and depend upon It, it win
have the support Of that time-honored marty:
there is no mistake about this. TINE. fRe
veteran apostles OF that faith, those whose
personal character aud iutellects added lustre
to the name, are not with them-Dickinson.
Dig, Cass. Butler, Brough, Tod, Wright Of
Indiana, Wright Of PENNSYLVANIA, Andy John
son, Holt, Guthrie, Burnside RosecrAns, and
hundreds Of others; but 1t will, nevertheless,
have the sympathies and active support Of
large majority ofthe once proud and dominant
Democratic partY, and will be made the test
Of political faith IN the coming national con-
test. Upon THIS platform 1t Will have to be
met anu conquered.
AnArcu or Puoams FROM snrr.1o
ah.nd of r;1ar,,,,. a.,,,a 80 -. 80 49, nc
~. s,,nIa,s IH -! piaa puo sAme u9"n1rom nanalo
va W SnuIS uo' ~ " ~ tue gIeaI Martyr
a9n1ip aao ll9pntn. tnele were none OF the leading
1 EoppelEaeaos among mem. Ihey were allthe
huQalA llYx WILL muEQ 6NQIPEF. turn down