New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-16

ed s,'nnSy The Tai tr zen, 80 s'"r" H. S,rS siSr
nd run s,s,d hoe ILoughtr ana renewed cneersi
We ash t,at liz pelplc shall row dn4p 10 tie w ="
I'M ,S.,in End fhev have fl!led tet ;corge h. Me-
syel,'1 s,all be nonuafeI ard elected. lio'mese
.re~s Ilen We tciie,c, hy cie, the b:'fs Ni''
bs1 upon oui eanrer ang pteYs ,aDr t"'
/ cern IT Wrshnsloa "'i ~ oui"u' iS'""~'
Isaiah Iyndess said;
He had denounced ,he uahoy cI,sH'ls ogain't o't
So thern brethren errn tct ~ INC 'ifnt E,i ~
no, I'd ~ uthWagd lie saw to ilcyiteis 'oSu 90 ~
a waste nj b!ood ord te'rs II woa.e ILL. ~, rs ~
tins csy be ccud EsN and hr tiii u VI. ~ 80,
ii neS or sad one sord agns the tTaye tne h'n,'
q e gelous tie eh,nIoas people Of nc '"U'"' aA 10
trusted ~ cod &c never v,u'd ,.u,
Vssriy b II A miii,1 a. iLise notlo men hsd ia"n
n blcody graves. bat t'er rei.-a nleoilgee.e ~
!Cl eers They can ieNr! BE- = hi."' - tie! u"
-; orr ,z-r 80 and tlo-l tiv'' snrasr.j 3tnH..'
fpre II cleu ma, h. :a-i th'f nrIne. !" - " VI"
feht bit tbs SASS. III fan, - Il o's:ht ~ ~" te Wi
. c,ri,ed ir tis nisee, and ~ Ocds n,ie - wy
Ainti ~. light Cat. We sl1! r,il na'e vai '-'
M ;nt. ,u ,Io-ldny end ylsce HIM sqEgf"iy uns pa,
form 4 peace. Ind SWEEP thc s'on i.ts : Aliir".
3 TAo~e " he count ni7ln " nN7"" I" Wv -
usrtT q IA u disappointed. WcIic One at - vi re''e'
and with this iAaeiv Wcld Gaua 1li h"A.ef "e s-.i
su,een over the course, sd rob into Oh'.oH ti YU,
nero loving. nsgrO hugh "Orshiipere u oa -ADe
lincoln"
/ ZION. nerla.uin hllcn, ofNen-Yorf, s'id:
"q''e people y n aeon 5lss. nd II taey c'nnct rr'
Iiucln 80 n iscr %, ftv ballot they Wi By she ba''
| Yet Loud cacc'si
u. n. Nah0rcy Of DrbuJue lows sad:
.'rh, aggression. - tie Moth follcve1 rersfioi'i
7or ;iir5 yoaIs, ooupoed tie 'euh to wiihLlaW' '."
a..ost H. IL viii ." Fer then back Jon huri r"T~';i-
n te drasef. treatment thew receive1. ana ifrlS'
from rsvpr thr iasffuin r. ~ cir atte pteh ueeisH-
ton. No n.ust el,ci ci candidate aaa iien ho'l'rs
oft bauds y tho Soa't iuylH th'l - erie anu at
/ again ~ GU Union circle. VJct-- suppose 'ity
won't come II II tey VIZ no, conc ~ " zen al'
IN ,Or Il goine ~ t'eiu Loud chosis. vrr C"nsii'
usa ON h aade acecp- a1e 70 them. and then have
lie assurance that tey VII rctlrn ard or get the pst
Ncu TIVE Gy when n'.n aad noi pisnes are n'Scei:
Thee er: he times hat ~ meas sous, ma might
rcd that he, vii ~, liar nerves I uuat that ihe
democracy which has yet frd tic country VIII
n.r alt'r now. mt reuenhsiug the cause ivi when
h NJ ers fought and died, he reauy to c,nGIIe tAer
s4amiis
Mr Paine Of Missouri said:
we arc MI tirci cf;is gar l'That's SOL he oame
30 Icplr-eNt tac rws 81 Missouri TrioJ were pcHce
and he Union as II WIS they wanted no LinCo.h
di;ai.s and m0aihcntioDs @, too Constitution mt
would saF ~ cul ,rutAe!a brethren, We waas you 10
rgirrr and exercise the rights Winch yea have
been dcsp lc Of aDd which tae Contribution e'p"''
ers you r'o.sess.' They wcrd welcome ihen hack
tr father oi old did tho IiOdifei so'i-N'ih't re-
lie a. soTI, osay taai 10 sha vei5 tcivsh'
liur VIII they had 5?url;i0te thesc doctri
there were men ste wished 10 tijow tiehrsnd into
their ui:as, Is faction. on, rsi;iyD 10 Mcclellan.
"suoh men were false 70 Democracy. 10 .ler ccnn'
try, aud 70 tell COMMON humanity -hd were sln ply
traitors. Dbl iir people aat draft E"t by ID
sisi.J Then lie, must upset The present ,overiin' ~
ri " asinr, ih:s dynasty hnc already paced ~
tie "ld 2zlei0 g. be citi ID gDon the .!tar 81
the ursro ami row j, demee- 80 CsT more. II These
ns~ gwen therc will be no fnay. hu on'y rre"de to
ite- calls, al 10 elevate the Ea:-rosed g0oiyhsSsi'd
long ee.ed cursed vi God and damned of descend
a.ts Of Africa
y Mr.. George Sanderson o. Philadelphia said:
LIT Il for you fsow.c tlzeps Il IS rr The white
%a n"n snS y he enrss nona
s.,raps. Tins f. hast ;hon Goe hit farther shat
9 s.aa1 Il s 70 ,' r Sce
DO with the "ar who win his best efforts 20 bring
Hon ". W. OBrien Of Illinois said:
"1asfng advantage of m unhoiy war. they. ride
rcnrhshod over the rights I'll II has snateaed orr
.ons from VA e MD ~ forcing Epon these gaiug
yroncs Let resolve here torg.tthu he shall Rave
no mere white lood ~ pFOsccutr ais daIonabe aT.
" l:ut We have men who CO.. themselves War Demo
Gratis men VITO FOR tie SAKE u peiL gcl int,
the business # rer and soaring beI: hardsin fra
,@rns bod they bod tn mp - you ~ dripping Ia |
cynnc. iicy are Aho.on;s,s; and tits IAN vii
burr them the samc grave with the AbOiitiouiss
ard damn them 70 eternal infumy" lCheeisl
Hiram Ketehun, Jr.. Of New-York, said.
1--WE want peace. We feel tia. this land has ms |
tanned TOO desoiaon isei That Ioo Iiaea bleed
wasted on both fld If :ao line for 20 routinno this
struggle rny longer II we en- honratly pr-yeitit We
went 10 eiec. men vi 10 wiz ,ay to the SOUTH Zone
back will restore 20 Won every oorstifuti ma! priv
i"ge every guaranty that you ever possessed; ,ons
rights shat he % longer Invaded =: VIII sgo out TIC
emancipation irociamatiOn ne VII sweep hTaS ihls /
-
aud live with the Old terms. We are both tired I
aud weary, md want 10 live together Ggsin lAP |
p'ause.r
Ex-Gov. Medary, Of Ohio. says: ave are
asked hy Democrats who IL this Mr. Belmont who
10 have perpetual lrse nIon the Democratic party
Ne 10 orSRfeT lives In tn style Of the Kurop.hn no
ii ill., aud is put by The money noneers and shoddy ron
tractors of Walstreet al The head Of the DemocIaIe
party ~ keep IL conservative
The lanented Douglas thus powerfully EXPRESSED
himself on the subject of submission 70 Rebels in
arms:
TO eface the insult offered 10 o ur flag To sccurs
-selyes the fate 81 the divided republics al ltul
os.- - America, IN preserve orr Govornrort irpn'
Jes,ruc,ion. 70 :nforce its Just power ara 'ovs :"
nnntail cur very ess.oacr na'io' tacse "eIt tis
causes winch compelled Us to draw tne ."fptt" 80
lion against Gov.ruwen; Ike ours Noeh coh'V.'s
tie means OF seEdduniinen and pseiIc remedy ioi
evils shond never be cohiuunded with ~, olp.io. !,
agaDsi desp0. cp~ which refuses rcdrcss of wrongs.
Snch o rebellion conno, BIZ justified ethical grounds
md the only alternative io gur c.pico it, suppress
sion VI the destruction ~ our Nationality.
Az snch time Us ihs and IN t8ch struggle politi
cal par:isanshp siOnld be merged into true ana
brave patriotism which thinks only Of the good 81 Tie
hole county. IL was n tis Cause nnd with ti,se
motives thai many Of our comrades have gwen taer
lives and TO this We al PERSONALLY Pledged IN I'll
honor apd fidelity. Shall such deE0uDn AZ that OF OnT
dead comrades lie Of no aysi Shall IL be sad in after
aces that we lacked the yeOr complete ths work tins
bcgrnf That after all II ese noble lives freely given We
hestated ana failed keep straight on until our land
was saycds Forbid H. Heaven. and give Us hrncr
tJrcr hearts than that.
A letter just received from that eminent soldier
snd sterling patrioa Gen. John l.. Wool, discoufscs
tho Issues oil the day in this wise:
j was more than delighted with Tho Views yon enter
tain III regard the lection Of Mcclellan 10 the Prfsi
drncy Of ilo United States You have sid uuthfuliy
a.. ell. llc 0f