New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
,sr. Fenson Among his Ncigbhor..

On the night of the s,h, our candidate for Gov
ernor. the Hon. Reuben T.. Fenton, was called on ly
his neighbors al his home in jamestown, 70 DO con-
graduated on his nomination. The grca. crowd
was preceded by band of music, with many flags
and transpsrencies Among the most noticeable OF
the transparenoics were those bearing tho notices;
"Lincoln and Johnson--for tho war" "Col Fen
toa-the soldiers friend" "Our State--it shall be
redeemed" "Our solliers-thcy shall speak at the
polls" "Fonton and Alvord.' The abundance Of
American Gags in the procession was The subject Of
general remark.
Alexander Sheldon, known in Chautsuqus as the
uold war-horse of Unionism" made the salatation
ppeech. In the course of Mr.. Fenton's reply, pa
griotc in every part and high-toned and eloquent,
be said:
But fellcwc,tizens this class OF men or por-
zion OF them say have peace, pence BY arms
fice by disseminating the on our part We A.! want
peace such peace viii give tie greatest freedom
aud unity power and harmony to orr form OF govern
t,ent peace that shall rCissert the common welfare.
Che traquilits and the blessings Of liberty 10 our
peves aud posterity as objects ordained and estab-
ished by the Constitution. We want peace without
disbonor md hire l ~, .ap riend c' there has been
no s began. but tc' peaos eo"ia hG1s tssn
sersd 5v the simple and honorable process Of tie bes'
Zayng dorm hfir arms and returning TIER homes pace
nj and IaaJdiag citizens under the Constitution and he
hans Nor will there be any twenty ioGs hours during
continuance OF this out that me county tHH
I1,s peace u the Rsbes will cease 10 sg nsAace ana ms
e.rb and return their aiegiGHce TIE loyal people Wiz
have no peace which is produced by shaking hads with
F.bes in arms over tie bodies of cur brave defenders
Sho have fallen in the service out upon honorable terms
A. would be hailed with delight
He also said
Tie debt resting upon the people at The close OK the
war Of 1912 could hardly have been less PER cana aan
che edness Of the pTesen: as the close OK s
year and vet this wholly discharged itnlh
lie first fifty years of constitutional history WiA
ncarcely anv aid from internal taxation now so sue
cr.sfy reduced to syWerl 10 aid us ~ rlsnE ilnu,
Tor present exigences ard - finally pay on The DEBT
annnose the present value OF the rcG ana person,
Estate ia the LOYAL states 10 be not iir ron heen D
lions OF dollars and there are about twenty lDi
lions Of Inhabitants. According To the ccssls oi 4o
There were little less than eleven onion uOneIs i'
AID personal estate, ana y0n know that iea C't-if
g. seldom estimated for such purposes ~ over Wois
os It's actual yace while personal property irffueAiW
sscapes being reported al all therefore inhk IL He!
uafo 10 tx the sniu as have above stated At Viii Do
asen then that this ayeraeos lite over S6O1rcDeily
e. each persOr Now suppose this Rebellion 70 st niH
fbe Fall of ass lard hardly think it will continue ac
fvey FOR sir onths) and at the preseu.rstc OF increase
OF national in Prosecuting the Rebellion FOR
IA suppression the anOrnt wOnld be coo millions OF
dollars The proportion Of the debt TO each iHdiydra
an the oyal states would BE- $50 and the interest On
rbis sum annually at Government rates lxs than -
q tia tins simple and truthful Analysis. d's not seen
that we should be burdenrd beyond cur ability TO ply
without great excctons upon orr Industry. 70 Ray
nothing Of the large increase derived from cutes On
imports with Whic. to pay the interest