, 1863-09-28

Iowa P01ftfc&-HoxV the two Parties
riicd-Hosv thcy Endure their Ar
oney tho maftJr-Fer"
nandny on his Way-!Misccl1Rueous
[F1om Our special Correspondent
DUBUQUE, Iowa, Sept. rs. 1873
Both the great political parties are hard At
work in preparation for election. The Union
eide has the stimulus Of certainty Of sue
cess. and is putting It's shoulder to the wheel
with hearty good will Its candidate for
Governor Is certain Of election by from TWEEN
II to twenty-five thousand. majority. 1t WAS
deep game on the part Of the Copperheads,
In dominating a military man for the honors
Of the highest chair in the State. Had not
the Republicans taken the matter fairly In
band, there is possibility that Gen. Tuttle
would have been elected. The Iowa soldiers
have been duly enlightened and will vote un-
derstsndirglY. Thus voting they will cast an
almost unanimous Toice against Gen Tattle.
It fe difficult for an outsider to understand
what the Copperheads can hare ip mind to
induce them to labor so hard. They have no
hope Of being successful the leading men
among them admit the certainty of defeat.
They say the State will 60 several thousand
strong in favor Of Col Stone. They knew that
at the outset, and 50 put up Gen. Tuttle, in
the hope Of obtaining the army vote and 90
turning Inc tide IN their favor. Gen. Tuttle'e
popularity YVES looked upon to secure him
the favor Of the soldiers oyer and above the
platform on which he stood. Had the cleo
tion come off soon sitter the nominations
were made, SO that the army would hare cast
its vote before q had t,r,. ~ ae1;her.t "a , ~.
-. ....Srs- m-..,NN., - :. 1uu'e aPon
tne 'h"ttefs oeu' 1utt1e "ou1o doubtless haFe
been successful. The enthusiasm Of the mo-
meut would have carried him through
! t.uo wh, a.,th.-,... =. -,
80 49, oe' ~" ".ea 20 % lust eo ne "ao
auo"s o'aefs tlne 1of oeho cratic upon
bad case, Is generally unsuccessful. The men
in the field have been thoroughly nosted n mi,
d. Tntt,a,e ,,s,,,o, 49, ~. .,s" p1 epon
w. 1aae poe1tloo anu 1ne poucy OF tne
party Which nc represents. They will vote
underestimate gly, and they will not vote In
favor of tha Tarv nan vho 49, -
49, 49, ~ 80 sss Ien "no a'e a'iog every
thlpg possible to 1n5ore the army and impede
IT'S success; Had The soldiers seen the exul-
ta'aon ol tne eCoppef9eaas OF this city when
me news nfst arrived announcing Gen.
hosec1ans ae1e2s IneY would be Sill more
aeteimanea teI ~. IN tnelr hostility. 4 party that
oases ate snece9g upon The misfortune Of the
aIthy anp aho lne onlo9 Ior which that army Is
nEuanG, ousnt anu Eli receive the most
ssYere condemnation from the troops In the
nelo.
am toia tnat 0en. Iutt1e IL exceedingly
Is i1ePensana oses ne course he has taken. Ae
~ petsonal'y Amelt1ous, ana h!s ambition led
H. 70 ncceRs f. me Eoppesnead nomination
excellent hut he could not walt patiently for
t.a hn4e eh anG glor3 70 se.ue ne double star on
nls khooloeT' AN easy road to high honor lay
ma tns 9ccapatlon q me egooesnatoi1al chair;of
WHEEL ae tsit mt s1 certain. HAD he dreamed
ot a oe1eat ne "oaia % have declined the position
OF candidate and adhered to the army. By
takfpg his present coure he has lost forever
~ cnarces OF military preferment and oh.
tained the contempt Of every loyal man, be
ne Io!dlef Or CIVILIAN. The dilemma In
Wnicn ne Is placed Is well Illustrated in the
h; h "a. id o. me questions
fr h ~ ~ ~ sner u,e was not possible
fvf LII M 70 tda aas~er taem. ne could not salts
ooth sioes enfficiently to secure their
totes. ne preferred to lst all parties contin.
~ IN pIoiouna doubt, and 50 maintained 4
uisS,Ss esstat, enFnce op.1o tMs t:me ne has per-
e'sr1n1iy re1atea to answeE 1 those Questions.
th!. ane e. Ctoppesnsaas eve np ne election In
so1e II sIate & a. certain to 20 against them, and
es1p5ess great ieals that Ohio will rote the
Abolition ticket and put Brongh far ahead Of
falhndig nam Gen. Jones has stated to
seifet cncles o. 1rtends that he should hardly
wish to Ire If Vallandigham is defeated. He
bosom friend, and cannot see him over
th1oWn. The Ohio Republicans shou1d hv
all means be informed Of this 20 that fhey
VIII restrain themselves and give Val, all the
honors. There can be no. one In the BnckeTe
Gen, Jo1es to come to nerson.T orfet ~ a1gm Tha
General has already Suffered Is fTa c,nss
which he represents. HIs davs il Eort
Lafayette viii hereafter be numbered ~ thoee
Of martyr in facred sympathy With the tie
who know his nresent = ons,stions mar ssv Il tIose =;
I;t11e STRANGE be t. 80 +Hesa auuS eay II 10
The cam6oion = "a ~ rardea zleic -. uom. 4 ,,s.t
onsiy. Rafh n.Tt,es hs1s ~ AWE .raus.sa. .s
stnmn,n1 fhe sfats n al ne.ashia a,sps;ass
The fonstitnt;on as T. = T. a ea6le q11ectons.
sTe the thesa ae ~ !. H. ana the Union Is It
Vobe1s cos,e.s ronf,.cst3on | aeion axssa Gsa.ots'
and fhe lii.a hocl,ears5 estoi, S9eas.p1u
daT e1nonnded r. r.. n"ora "bs haninst Ste ever
ff6re r. the state fba 1,iner .,nI7 1871. pyt
mo 0na Connsrhasd Rat i - hoes uaolasn asir
Xii hfe has1ars 1fa4 oeusanenss eaaiaag g Ieceatly
~ antT r. Htesvh IA y. WIZ nas constantly
ta,+ ~ p,asiast ~ Me hoase 20 pro.
nnnn1sca ~ Ws1h;a no4 ,4s. tae 1aole9ant
99ofttirai sent;mant "saoas sSgsro 70
hsd been bronpht ;nto nh{a 1doasana ~ h.toops
e1ect;o1 ThsEa ~. nnoo y galp "a 2 20 COMBAT me
Tnting in eaeh cnnntp ~ % o1s HE one POINT oi
o1nnnd H. 1o11s so{ a. .t " qat oaat s!ate, saa
n1oceG carbon @ of so1diets at =, Tas ths+ 70 @ oe
conId Fote that sd not 49, ~ 70 aha,,t9 n9ae
ticket Horore Eree1er Tsa ,i1na5 rns atoauoa " 9
and from The 16mns off,ce o onlv y u,rs ~ 70 %
in = cinea5 cs+riaTa ~ ~ uo.y a. t1g4t 1ao
York CtV had dce;aad an1 IL tae peopie o. =. asW @
thoueand. to erne1 everv - naorn ~, y. 10y
t1opoIis ffom ff1is time 1o1Nsnd A'on' 'n' 0ae-
Uuriup line sessfon of fhe State Fair IN t1,fs
| city, both pa1ties Tere busy at work among
The visitors. The result ofth eIannfnatior,
WIS to give great satisfaction to loyal men,
and equal disgust to the disloyal. TIE
| occasion closed By two meetings, one Cop
perhead and the other Union. The attend
! ance and enthusiasm at the second threw the
first completely into the shade. It is estima-
| ted that four-dfths Of the attendance at the
stsse Fair va Of the loya element. The Cop
peEheads say the Faira ale humbug.
The Times OF your city is one Of the g1eat.
|! est comforters that comes to the d1sloyal
fl6m any point east OF the Mississippi. ills
eagerly seized upon and its contents quoted
py ~ the admirers q JeH DAVIS and bis bo.
gus government. Of late It has contained
paragraphs directly for the reading Of 1ona
men, and It has been made quite campaign
document. As might be expected, the most
o. It's assertions are Downright lies OF mon.
E6tf1nR niEf0fff0nS. EtnnPndHnq ha