, 1864-08-27

Ip:lax of Tlsltors-Hov ,hc5 Look ana What
theY Ia--PolittcsI Observation-Disclosures
--ANosd About Snneo: Cox-Dean
EIehmond and II. f. ConTcfse
-1Eo ,Ko1ables and their
Strong Peluss-HePse-
sentatiras Of the =: T..

: Richmond and ". H. t0nscFse
-1Ee Kolzbles and taelr |
Strong Pclnes-Repre- !
scntatires Of TIC =: J..
rEea:.
rhe Eversnr Gatte-ia=s-Ts1s.
TunGisham i'll sac Eo.,rs !
Hotsse Hqunrc - asi9.1" );
arIsou at a5s.yan
Hlau-1n ahe street.
Tile people, or TINT portion OF the people Tho |
train with the hard-nsted, hard banded, and hard
beaded "dcmoc1acY,'' are coming to chtc.co IN
g.cnt nuuberr. They Swarm around tue entrances
of cur principal hotels like bees around hive IN
midsummer. The leading taeEorzhfarca ere hlaes
with humanity in broadcioth~ Politicians are but
tonboled BY other politicians on the streets, in
the rotnnda Of the hotcls and in the drinking
ea1oons. Altogether re arc having lively time |
wish tits influx Of *'democsas" tta. seum to haVo
settled down upon the CITY like sn arm1 Or grass
M ea'es spe sse g se1
war und ts stern realities Of battle With :hich re
arc everywhere surrounded, Tc are afflicted with
chsrgeabic to the gEeat National coppeEhesa Con-
yention.
the IN op1e who havp come 11ler nre an cr1iucnt}y
thirty people. Tnc o1inking places ass crowded.
From " early mpIuL0 QtWJ EFd LUCE KEuuEultut
Dic with the coming event. may he ee:n drawing
up through -trawa, mysterious looking comp
ald apparently at peace with themselves and. all
eo11s has Mnt aps md sacPy eobeet
sell for quarter. It costs FIVE do.lIr Treasury
note Just nov to d9 the agreeable to ones frisnda
plenty Of eTceetaeks, and 'dsat ears d-a f9r
They zee f., oess ntv ana f,s5 , ses e.,
It 81 Ill i Wit he,
Chicago io5 and they ~ VI move heaven anu earth
TIE Mcfic In, Of policy men, do not sppear to
be TO boisterous Of 70 san;nine, while tneir op-
tfy Of better caaee. 70 ,be threats of the po1eY
men-that they intend Bringing On hosts OF the
scum nf the eastern Cities to awe the conventlou
reply, that they will hAvo thousands Of the yea
mnnIy ofihe country encauped with tlcir wagons
on tie optsl'rts Of the city. In the language q
The mipions Of Little Mac, with:
"And. II thou prate Of mountains, let them throw
Millions Of acres On us; ~ orr er3nnd,
fs III Ns s' tSoa satb
| I'll rnnt as well as thou
1n truth there - good tea! Of moataiuz aud
| rart1rg On both sides: but, 70 far, the peace men
| warfare. They haTe gained the platform. To-day,
itseerrc1 rs The g.Iends OF the peaceful watrtor
st 10 ess essxy ag gsded
| whether ir Mcclellan ~aa not nominated
Convention. C a Tie policy men conld not answeF.
The peace men protest that the candidate II moth.
ing only 80 far u b. represents tho principles o.
| fo1ri il an anomaly. They do not want n2:h who
all he solsy q accent & o1 tc var tT rspsi M
70 ns elstn M hat the bemocratc patty, and lae:e
portion of the Union men, arc for peace. aid that
theY Want no eha,u peace man Or snam war man !;
! ernnd IN the attitude OF one OF tho other, or OF
beth. In truth thsy put Il TO the Policy men SO 50
strongly and tofci6ly n afenment tLat n re lsttsr
back On the old and wo,n-out ground u e1psdien. .
cy, Another argument Of the Pesee men Is @ that
the gnlty nuet show fair and honest ~ reg to taes
people cans CT be traghttncd nv aaundlns chinese
eonse, or by any sueh hanppe as tne cl've branch m
SsST {a se IL vas 15 5 end
.. 9 lie wa1; ,bst the South ase braye and shvs'
rous people. who hare shown themselves able aud
/ they are to be won over by peace movetnant on
patt Of ne DemosFsts pa,ty It mnss M 20 "a 'a@'
threat OF war. The Sonth. they eay. aooye al
things, must not be threatened; they were thrS at
Cieian has p1orea h,mte!, 10 be, hut they did no
yield. So decided, indsed, are the peace men, th4
ostDy
: puppeta in fteir hands. They care nothing to-
IT, st eveEs thae fof mefs suesess: oattha, u
seps as tle y ,h S, IN r ~ ,nSr qr
! peace men today: 'sBoth parties are fool
Ing the people to re top Of ,t1I thelt l.. hsn, e.:
that the S1u,h car be suhinsated, the policy mes
with the idea tha: they Hlil nescr make peace e1
ccpt on the pr.reip.e Of the reeogn1tion Of thei
. cst pol,.lcians, >,They rant the war stopped. Il
any erent, 1t has proved faiurc.
i" McCielIan. RIctardscn i. policy politie1su. L
neycr led Ut any great question, and ntger WI
. he was as long ths Jndge Mseu the tail to Il,
e Douglas sit&, With the death Of Douglas die
Richardson's political power and PROSPECTS. 11e
a now seeking aEother kste to wh,eh to n:tach nj
i: ec!f and tnas tecure hlr reelection; MsCts1a
! hna also large nunabsr Of another class, VIZ
\ Heb men, who have long been in politics a. ~,
1ea I he!ia ales s etas %oao
t oly charters, contracts, e. A1nons :h:sa ..
II -Argrs,e Be:mont. Dean Richmond, Esaatas cotn
lie ire, md others Wm D. Ogden, Of at this f., e't
10 Ills c'ass. T6.se men are the .sacens
ane1 a aad iof the Seet u
t. Tsis M is now one oi ihs mott dangeloas clomen
Of TIC ruin TINT hiss ovcraken al rcpnh:ics of sncic
0. ! and modern timea. These men are to hare the
Of paid nlfuious at this convention IN large number
e e asiee!tcs ii = de!,6erati7e body. How lcar y
d, Be before thsy III pnssas IT,. sape coa1eewi
Sa psT s saS aea tw
be vote foE Hccsc'lsn On tAc arst ballot rho Gea
teeay claim 31ofisy Ns o% Naw 9"f f"f
cd which Weu4 sivc l tnem @ e To- oo
be Rhode Isluna slso th't New }eneE DsaTs ~
" clai1 1hns tte Wiekiias, tcleeation pn:t be
ed rit1eti non kentucky. They Aesert that Mccl
~ s7sI nsjo5 aad 1f IT, TT ILL.,, nis =
ones among them c1sim TINT the ress contest =
,to n tbe end &c between rendeltca Of Ohio, md
1iE- ruour og New TnTE. Fprtlcnn carrying al
on Western and Northwestern aud gone Of the Ea
md Or tic other buad GONE Of the Mcclellan n
are sc 70 confident and boastfn, thst they a.sers
q Sa!'ot. The Mccleltan nea esttain!g beat no
ers altogether IN the boWins 1,ns ia Taey axe sol
red Fer Vice President, William B. tampos!l,
ops Governor Of Tennessee, John 8. Mn'ps, q = =
8 10 souri, ex-senator Guth1te, Of Kentucky, and "
D*'' Gas6iie Il tho MCCLELLAN ssnddste. i Is
however, that be Will decline the honor, and
sfsIss aa n %s Ct tbs = ftsps Fsy q
>. oftlc Missouri men assert that he caanet u
-. tlle delegation from hla own State. :,
sh0 Ell eenan 11 Eat h So
lns must be whipped in irthe refuse the pEoifsf.d
bat rnistlccia de:larcd By the peace and eYea ~
The IT =; artfees III u the iE1nunS this morning Il
ave the Richmond papers, respecting In sdEauce
ha 'ea eH by eonaons
uSh I'd to by the peace men AZ SOLEMN warnings 20
Convention to bs careful in Their acstor IN Il
Gu respects,
ON lie peace men arc really nothing moro or
.ses. than 70 betweena. They are thy ambassadors
oo5. thu Southern co1fsdetacg 70 the Democratic
euya | II K eoc!cty The peace men speak Tor +;
ono meud, end speat by authority. Tna{ ura Y
Tho H,cckinridse men eIe 1a ahe ag Demss me-
Zen M pity tss country ~ o5I aiTds d;
haN j. to be eub.diridsd in Ch,c4go, to re = =
erd unless il is Wiling to q9is.'y ysas99 aeaeof If
OIL RrppblIc. The rebellion was eonm:nceu
Charleston 10 tic bosom Of tbs Dcmocsa;ic pd
Il must be copsummatsd n Chicago IN tae
OFT party, or, 1T least, IN what ia left Vi 1t. :,
7hich George Francis Train l., u eynsse: ~ T. =
'uop' eeate ftom Nebraska. and has hls epe1es;
<inted and ready ioE delivery ana It any
rest- ncut. TInin IS bound to bo IN auflnce ~ ~
we'll as in every other matter hs taxes u at naua
tatie The Peace men had hfsa Gaacas sEs,9s sf;nns
Ian nits nodd. I'D Grand Commander Of the Son
andi- Liberty for 1ndisDa ade bus sppsaMaac9 M T.
os1n, assassite accompanied him. t9t = Is e gfns
HEB tsyc been regularly detailed foF aaty y. ais
VEN The Peaee.Coppefhead C Il Southern nlinoi
here Ia full. Sam Msrsbs3l. Green ana de
andi- Wall tsnnsll men Ia comparison VITA tne I
u; n CREST lights who arc hste) ere ont-snc-oot
re Of CoTneIius Wendell, late business partner q
re are los Weed, Ct NcT YORK, ls here
net fossil W1l street influence IN ssof daaf St Mfaf Ho
HIN, ana he 10 determined tn have him nominated.