, 1863-06-22

/ ~, A usAooAATs cnAeRlsED.
1ns teaoets oi tne democratic party are
s " .neeuseo ano cnagt1neo at tne eoulso
sa'. .e =. 1ne1 eon'eut'on' uo' .,as 10y
~ "'t u "e!l nea1ts supsctloo !" aue IVY
-. .1,,~,- ~ nv =. ~ .s.oa' ~. as ~,
49, 49, '.un ~ Ponc3 ~ eue p.es .s ~ 80 p'.e
nsa lness. ooc'ftses US luose " 1n0 p4.ts'
aus "ans " IS. "ao po"st A4o'' auu s'op
"s a"..a1t ~ a1'e4 nD41s' a.,
~ 'n' 'neels E,o =, wv sou'ui'.ee on heso'
Intions, neat4, W 'av 1eoels nelDaans ~. uich
h'cnaioson' 'Am aueo' au'uous inotaton
aou o.nttS, "s'e VI tuo opiu4'a taa' ~ was H.
e.pe"eu. ~ Wy aus ll1us upon lhe meflas ol
lne "al fT & ~ 90 concession 10 lne 1aaeal
DemocFa's LIE was agreed 10, and so the
great thasS con'salion "as 10 assemble mere
y ~ na'e paoiosA p'neeo upon 1ts moutn'
VIII 1ne hey !" lne nanas o1 storey Ian
Ph'ei' n'o 4f'"' s'aiio o'cAs a1o LICK h'cn-
afoson'
ou1 LUG 1n'os "ou1o mol WORE As In
1o1meo you long s1nces sne ieaoefs nave SO
Rfougnt up Inc masses tnat tney conlo not
control olthcm. and oil It wanted was promfn-
ent leader to give expression to their eenti-
ments. Tint leader appeared in the per
| son of Gen. Singleton. He appealed from
tile self.copstitntpd Commftte- ~ +bo ,,...a,
! -t.4'.I,. w. -11, 41'e'es
o1 tne convention, or Would nave done so'
ton.
A. +hano,s ,oo4;u, ,,,
| a. "e Aaaoe n'eellpgs "nen 1ae SOD, Hhlcn
WAS olngletons resolution, was read, the peo-
| pie asked for second reading Of it; aud
| when it was pgain read to them Il was nece,v-
" 49, ...,1.,u a"H :, ouuu, a "a''ns oi ha1s,
| CITES o1 Lnats 80, 1hals the Doctrine"
DC, &c It was the only resolution Of the
series that did not fall coldly mon the osaan,
Ma oso,,,a - s,,aa..,s 49, ..slr u 'ae Nc "s7em-
The nemor,.cv s 1os nn.s ,"aaa eouslea me spot
tic peace platform. the an.;coerc,or +,,., =.
o,s.ior, 1sfr n.-,, .1..r.-S @ue e.
esse4on' ssn' oa'1s plaoofm, ana Lie loyal
people OF the State must mil the glorious old
n tbe death The ;aara ;s nam r.,23., ~"
~ 'Ds 1~4A'A Aae As>oe ID 10" LARRY made
up. we have got them on the defensive. Let
us Keep them there.
- - 11".e1Ds ~ nsf ene curses, ooth loud
anu oeep, 10 see 1ne "ry 1aces, to listen to the
grcans Of anguish from the leaders assembled
lere from ali parts of the State Hnn3reda a
tna,,, s,v tha1 .a.,+ ~ -. T,~uz..- s II
1nem sas tnes cant go it' ihornton saFs 1t Is
fraud upon the conservative wing Of the
party. senator Mason Of Knox swo1e VEN
Eeance against Singleton. The General retorts
BY saying that Mason made q speech In favor
OF me peace ana arm1stice resolutions, in the
Legislature, and That ne cannot and ought not
to'comp1aln, as he {6ingletonl Is onIY now
carrying out Mason's former position. Frank
Sherman Of Chicago. says "hc tit, and fit, and
TT Singleton as long as he could, aud did not
give In till be see 'tTant no use fitting him any
longer" But see, added his Worship the
| $haff fhnra tnfr1 41Fx,e f~
going home to my constituents to have Sc
cestion resolution Ike that flung In my face
at every street corner" s' Besides, said Frank,
'Ahai'nt got son in the army. 'Taint in hui
II an natur to think that Tn goin' to stand
quiet and see my own flesh and blood denoun-
ccd as traitor.''
The leading Democrats charge that Gov.
Yates had hand In the resolution; TINT he
aid Singleton slept together the night before
the meeting, md that Singleton only acted
to create an Issue which would divide the
mics Of the General in the Democratic party,
! By the men who fear his talents and his tntu-
ehsc With the masses. n : Il they dId not Ike
| Why did they accept and endorse it: But
| they say mass meeting like that composed
Of excited people, we're ready TO subscribe to
| anything. Ibis, to say the least, Is not very
eo1nplimentary to the masses, But il is not
deny that the masses were LII favor Of Siugle-
| ton'E resolution. It was evidently the pitt Of
| whole dose Of empty balderdash TINT consti-
tuted the long. drawn.out series concocted by
| the sclfconftltuted committee, aud was &C.
| ceEted as such. .
nn. taE "; oesI palI q INC 9oke Is that inc
tSr,,s tna9 T.; ay ~ enoofse tas Iesoiu
| ~ ~, I'at -. ~ Pl1,a.e iuey profess t1ls.
a9es oo not oMer Va Aelngieton IN princlp!es
h;rs oIy s}na3a+p u ponsy tat tney alsagree VAIN
n1m. elogleIon fetofts by saying: "Gentle-
, wsnt to bring the party square up to that
lstue. war IS war utter all, and civil war
1nc n, NoIst klno o1 var we cannot light the
n,tpaonca44s =, upon me mere eScrescences OF
lhe ll' war. u ne war is right Perse we have no
LEV lev I1egn1a1i.,es aI.cnaant upon ~ wars,
~ aao sspecist! Ha upon "AIs Hasseo IN ones Own
cuunly. oacn 1r!eGnlatt1es are inevitable
-, ";Sod opua t .i. casn wa1 e., 1ney cannot ne
as..a an.ioGa. ! aM AGAINST Inc var PET Sc, anu
Ia'e oeen ilem me beglnnlng. believe |
~ y e1 aiso. 10 be sure, some OF |
!hs leadefs, VINO ooght to have known better, |
hase 1ea shcm astfay. But they nov begin to |
1p1M 1es me ne eI1of & Of their M cause. To-day have
Where they stood when the war commenced. |
Lei those Who GO not like the position now |
piouoly Laken py the massee Of my State step |
Haue' 1hose WHO are not with Us are against |
80 =
N my OPINION ne seymour IS the more dan.
ge1cne iacuon OF the two. They smile. and |
stab while they smile. Wood, on the contra-
q, sno"S f,!. ns nana, SO That you can meet the
Neue easily
THE SOLDIERS IGNORED.
It is only on par with the action of the |
remoc1atic party TINT not one word was said |
it, ,he convention to encourage our brave SOL
diers in the field. The substitution for them
il the yeriest farce It was gotten up in this
for $500, John Doe pledges Union county for
SIc0, William Brown pledges Massac county |
for $500, Richard Roe, Adams coun.
IL fora like amount, and SO on,
in like manner In election times the men,
ber from Painted Post pledges hts dfstrict for
tiyc thousand minority for the party: the mem
lcr from LarkinFille pledges his county for
five burdrcd. &c. &c. The subscription for
the Soldiers amounts to this and nothIng
r,ore Fnyr can men vho he1icve that fhe |
further offensiye prosecution Of the war
1cnds IN sr,hvert fhe Constitution md |
the Corcrnment ,Ec have fhe fare to snh.
err;he money ia eold;ers enoaged In the nroz.
ecntion ~ snrI, 1rar9
And sncak;nr Of svmnnt hv for the soldiers
an orderlv Of Cen. BrnVfI,an hannened tn rIde
fnt7 The 3air srrnnnd. Hc was In nnifnrm
and hfs nreeerce scanned to excite the mosf
hitter fseliDeg Of hate in the Breasts Of the
Conperheads. he Was ordered to leave. and
finally it was proposed to take up subscrip-
tion 10 hire some ruff1ans to mob him. Afler
a while, seeing the feeling against him, the
man left the ground.
notice the Register Of this city and the
1sn.es Of Chicago ignore the influence Of Gen.