New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-02
THE CHICAGO SURRENDER.

The Daiiy Neu,, the especial organ Of the
Corfederates in our city, is jnbilant over the
Rebel triumph in the Democratic National
Convention. Hear it's shouts Of triumph oveI
the result:
TIE DEMocDArIc NOMINEES AND PLATFORM.
The hopes aAd fe prophecies "a the enornies oi DO
mocrncy have not been fulfilled The spirit OF discord
kept floOf nom the Democratic wigvsm At Chicago
ara tr couvpon true tie great interests II repre-
scented exhibited harmony OF action that promises AZ
Overwhelming Democratic triumph In November. We
accept tie platform adopted By the Convention a.
great triumph for the peace party The proposition foi
arrnstice and convention OF sl the States ~ sug
resled eeycroI months age by 1hs Eepr has received
the ssLeion 81 the Democracy Through Their nfiegse
and Tic peace assured that that PROPOSE
ton CO Iicd into effect viii bring about an enduring
peace between the rections.
We congratulate the party In whose behalf we have
81 earnestly aborrd that their esres'ness and devo
ton hive not been in vain. Let thcro DO repining
per ars The fnll mesnro Il their entiopntior ms MOI
brc reached; for alsuediy tie influence VI the princ
Die they baye advocated asserts ssf On tho platform
iiat hns been adopt d. and the oouees ~ the chicago
COnycnlon stand coDm'itod 10 course th't Is uhus
custd.y and unequiyOcay fruced ~ accordance VIII
the pular continent Of opposition ~ the ~nr In tns
following rpso utoD IL expressed nearly enough To De
virtually tae the principle that las bell sustained
The columns u this Journal AM the mode OF proee
dnie that have urged most likely ~ roaine the
triumph Of that principle:
"Ju.tic- hYm,nity liberty and the public ~eae demand
dist )nnle.tr sborts b made Tor oessiiof OF ho'he
viii vw 10 al ntuas,r convention Of si we satS'' o.
other peAeea5r 70 the spa tbi al the earliest pfnoii
peace nay be rs'tored on the bail OF the red
The nominee ~ tie Chicago Convention for tho rfes
d-ncy the candidate Of our preferences bat stand
ing up the platform upon hch he hnr been nomina
ted ADD bxng the Recognized staa6ard DesIer VI ihe
Drnocrocy Re IA entitled to- and he viii receive. our
earBrst support George Is. Mcclellan hiss done s"d
said mues thni We cenn.. and Val 9ot ni,e, 70
but as between SeOrgo u hoCletan and Abraham I'm.
coin no Democrat can hesitate and are convinced
that q same concord 10 action Displayed by tue Con
Vehtion w BE- demonstrated By toe Democracy at toe
pu.lr n the eiphh ~ neIt Noyember Being assured
ihst with the lection Of ener al Mcclellan tic war al
enc. will guy port the no0iloatons made ri Chicago
fIop ths honr until the close OF tie pos IN N.'embor
It Il unnecessary for " stee 70 ouf readers that
would have preferred the nOnrntion OF any other 81
those wfo'e yer suggested 10 the Convention
but II choice having been meds VT will PERMIT no d..
spI DIN, n.rt pait T. int<rere With tie psrs
mount duty thar O. the Democracy, 70 susisin
t.eif Candidate aud assist Ia cirvntins him 70 the
higb oibce abused and disonored by ~ inoumhe
Gen. Mcclellan vas nominated ~ the nan who. Ia tie
opinion Of the Convention. would poll the l9rges vote
1as not opinion. bat NC hope that the result
81 prove that We wci. wrong ADD that re Convention
GIT: and ~ the ait-ipiuent II that result viii
! apply utmost ifinence and our bes' enGT sies
ifs noniBee IN the Vice Presidency 10 the man Of
all men whom hsd The choice been our- We would have
sccct@ well in rrgnra 10 personal preference fur
the lgteres, VI the principle We advocate the strength
Il tie tckol and the dlghlly n the Office 10 which he
viii be elected. In tho nouinaton u George IL Zen.
sentiment OF which he has bern stout char pion
bui IN Audubon that attfbute VI desert be bss every
quality tical and personal calculated ~ inspire the
conIltIcs and esteem VI the mssses aud Ia rcfcrt
hGaof upon his ofice when elected. Altogether the
ticket clnnrnds Itself 10 the Democracy In the per.
son ~ the nonilnees n distinctly nckHou
and represents tho Peace sentiment ard irenSbene
g. IL H. by Peace platform. IL viii undoubtedly be
bailed with accamatiois throughout the North. and
will achieve al overwhelming Triumph In November.
The peace" sentiment whereof Mr.. Pcndle-
ton has been 30 consistent champion IL simply
that of unconditional surrender " the Rebel as-
sailaIts of the Union--neitber less nor more
Mr. Pendlcton is thorough going deyoiee Of
tie Slave Power, whether In rebellion or other.
wise Regarding the stockholders ~ 1.-THE
South" he demands that they be allowed TO
destroy tho Union whenever and for such cause
~ ~ them shall seem good. While Breckin-
ridge and Burnett remained in Congress, no was
their close ally; snce they went over openly to
the Rebels, he has kept on talking and voting
just as he did while in their company. lie is az
nearly Rebel az a man can DO and retain
seat in Congress.