New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

al INV heart Of ,he<cction The coming election is not
me,o roltichl election In which the difference De
tween The and the parties who tuppoft then
e d;orence Of opinion on questions Of constitutional
con.t,nction or measures Of administration. IL 10
contest between the friends of Republican G"vernneh
cd its enemes-between the Government OF our coui
try established by fathers backed by its army ah
nav and host Of volunteer soldiers on the aa ahc
SAILOR. on sea end the friends OF their country Al
home Who support them. side and on the other
side confdcrscy Of red handed traitors pirates or
the sea and on the land Rebels in open Arms against
their country. and their friends, in those parts OF our
country where dare not raise It's rag nor thoW
It's UGLY head Dat prOclams ts demand Tor cessation
Of hosiities against the pirates ard Rebe's VINO are
reeng and staggering under the blows OF ne sann,,
and patriotic volunteers that have rallied ana are sun
ralyng around the dag Of our country The question:
In the election in the field OF battle 49, ShoI the
United states stand nation among the nafio "'
the eah or shall the Union be broken in pieces ana
the glory Of the Republic be troiden under fooif 40
not donbt the issue. regret that eneageneIr WnIVn
cannot set aside deny me the privilege ana ho o"
Of attending and participating IN me rI9oe.. ac
OF your meeting. For your lind imitation Please &C
eep' NY 'DaAAs very i's'''"D"f PRESTON KING.
Mr. william A. DARLING. Chairman Com.
LETTER OF THE nON. S. p. CHASE ,ae.
" ,slIyGTOY Sept. 49, lso4.
Crxr1rvry. You have nv sincere thanks for inc
very kind aud cordial terms IN which you ih's i ~
attend and address the Union meeting to De NEG 81 @
Cooper Institute the 17th instant ior the S
O. tie nomination OF LISCOLs and JohNsoN' anu ~
should certainly accept your invitation were nov
already under promise 20 perform sn~i a1'' ." 0'
TO ma Il seems clear that whatever is most precious
in national unity and most sacred IN personal
requires for al lovers of their country, ~ 90
eernc epseayors 10 secure the largest possible MAJOR
ios Cor the non nominees. whether Slale or -NdlVAe
No one trust. with whom my counsei hhy haNe
weight Will fail 10 contribute his best ehofts 10 'his ie
salt. A. ..o,ori,io, ,v,n
he handy epongh. We want aud must have maloflues
ca ovorvh lining and decisive as Will e1tnguIsh every
hone IN the hearts 81 the Chiefs OF heueiion ana IN
~ hears OF all foreign and domestic sympaihi@ers WIN
Rehsllion that the American people WIN ever consent
IN t dsiDomb. 1gent Of the American mon, orto Tue
f-esf ,.ishment q tho ascerdaney Of the sNehodng
oBe.Iely IN The hand Of freedom. Very Truly, yours
). j. CHASE.
WILLIAM :. DaRLNG esq, Chairman, &c.
LETTER oP THE HON. y. s. DICKINSON
BJNGBAHTON, 1uCsdoy sept. 2G. l-6s.
GENTLEMEN: Our Circuit Court, IN winch ]
have ENGAGEMENTS sits this day md l cannot, of
course attend he Union meeting morrow 40 should
be- pleased TO DO Pesides an getting little jealous
N Grant Sherman Sheridan and others. for they are
'reaknr 80 ogd just now, and their arguments are So
.nyircng that ordinary speakers stand poor chance.
li,bcr 10 do good or gain distinction. They seem de-
erired g. st4mphs Rebellion and lis sympati ~ rs ~
home aud abroad, II hc States Cen. Mctie IN y
aid 60 be q most cOmcly and expert equestrian hut l
be- endeayOrs az the same time % ride the BncepfaI
II War and the pale aud ehaetly stalking horse OF
Peace. travelling In opposite directions. u VIII expand
lis skill as widely as II VIII bis uadcr''cRfiag BE-
eyng that il is the determination OF tie loyal people
VI the Union pat down the Rebellion and restore tie
Government b. force Of arms and that such determine
ion viii be carried oct successfully, L AN sincerely
ours D. ). DICKINSON.
Messrs SIMEON DRAPER and Others Committee.