, 1863-03-14

ton 1t Is understood there Is Union
League at Lc Claire.
Rhode island.
The Republican Union, Constitutional
Union and Democratic State Conventions,
mt at Providence On the 10th inst. An effort
was made to secure concert Of action between
The Republican and Constitutional Union
ConeentiUs, but 1t mas unsuccessful. The
| Republican Union Convention then nominal
ed the following ticket:
| Gorernor-Jamcs T: Smith,
Lieut. Goreraor-seth Padelfosd.
Affornev-Abrnham Payne.
| -2d Dfstrtct-Nathan F., Dixon.
This is very strong ticket, composed of
five Of the very ab1cst men In the State But
1t has been very injudiciouslj selected, in a
local point Of ricw-four gentlemen out Of
the five being residents of the city Of Proyt-
dence.
The Constitutional Union and Democratic
parties combined on the following ticket:
Lieut.. GDteFnoT-EEsha 4. Potter.
-Atfor7ev-Waltcr s. Burgess.
Congrest-1st Dlstrict-Wm r Sheffield.
| '' I'D DIstrfct-GeoEsc Il. Browne.
This is algo strong ticket. Two of the
r five gentlemen hare always acted with the
| Republican party. Messrs. Sheffield and
| Browne were representatives In the last Con-
grees. Mr. Sheffield always voted with the
Republicans in that body, and Mr. Browne
did 50 very frequently. There is in fact not a
man nominated on either ticket, who is got
for the war until the rebels lay down their
arms and return to their allegiance. This
speaks well tor the fidelity Of Little Rhoda.
Connecticut.
Vallandigham aud Fernando Wood ad-
dressed the Democracy Of Stamford, Ct, on
the 10th inst, Their sentiments, considerably
subdued ftom their New York uttcranccs
were received with mingled Kisses and cheers,
Fernando during his speech declared "tlc
| Consumption act unconstitutional, and were
lie elected Governor Of Connecticut, not q
man should be forced from the State BY this
act without walking over his dead body; and
he was satisfied that Seymour, their candid
| ate, entertained this same view. He consid-
credit their duty to stand by and elect him.
Furthermore, he said, that on the 18th day Of
December last, propositions for an armistice,
or peace, were left In the hands Of the Presi-
dent, which, had they been adopted, would
have settled this matter by the lst Of April,
anlicably, and to the satisfaction Of the peo,
pie both North and South. Of that matter
he was assured, but the propositions, he was
bound as gentleman, to withhold from the
public, until such time as he could make
them known without violating his honor.
When he stumped the State three years ago,
lie then informed the people, that if the State
was carried for the Democratic nominee civil
war would be ayerted. Now he announced
to them, that if Cor. Seymour were elected
the Union would be restored.''
AL Of which, be 1t understood, are simply
the vaporings Of Fernando Wood.
Whnt Gen. Rosecrnns Says.
We can othelp rcpublishing the following
extract from Gen. Rosecran's letter to the
Indiana Legislature, in answer to their vote
Of thanks for the Murfreesboro victory. We
commend these few sentences to the careful
reflection Of every reader, Democrats particu
lnrly. Rosccrans is i Democrat and has Q
right to be heard before lis old political as
sociates, many Of whom arc led astray by
Copperhcad treachery:
After Witnessing the wholesale slander Of US
their perfdy and treachcry toward the masses O
their OWE people, and the unfair and dishonorablt
means 10 which they resort to gain an advantage
we have been forced to the fmnloyable but sad con
vtccon' that tue leaders OF this rebellion arc per
ha'ous' 'leaenelons, unselapnloueano efael-taei'
fanas .rs a,annols % w. a.1.e ua tsas1a D of 'sas
sa,d thev on1r. zeant TIM no,rer ,,nt 49, ,, -.
yade and supiueate us, ~ '~' >N'' '''4'' ~ '''
Va should rejoice to see the power Of these load
crs fall by the hand Of their own people. whom
they oppress; that people for whose rights VI.
fight, in common with our own; hut unless 1t doe
thus fall VIC must destroy It, or 1t will destroy ou
sa1aoa, anu our chlofen WIZ pass under tho yols'
.,o ~ ,,aa!a s,.po 10, 4s W ~ sau.e 'oanoa
y,tude Of the apoor whites.~ such M nn,T ove,
IT, 80 o<tona .na ,oot,a. A., ..r
err+o1, aoeorhod ~, ~, 1e,,a.'t caso-.1 .,'s aa
,lcorndcs The noor wbitca hc,ozr eren +ba ,era
Of the slave that thc conncr,c,d forra y;
tnnpue and hjseaa hic venoro ~ +hn fr;n1da -