New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-10
..p poyITICAL INDICATIONS.

ti. elected the entire Union tcket for city oncers
~ csio,sl candidate was elected, in spite OF the
srart and desperate efforts Of the traitors VINO sun
s"nie the soil Of the gallant Diamond State VIM
Swell inquiries these who can doubt our SUCCESS III
November, II We worA faithfully and 1eHousl !" Or'"e
"Do YOU THINK WE SHALL WHIP THEM
xestatingly asked ldy in tie Hartford cars on Mon
-day OF bronzed and buo!ant o9ried Knode island
soldier who just returning 70 his coventry hoIe
srom three years Of glorious service on the gus OF
Battery G.. DO think ne shall whlr them Why
huow wo shall whip them. Every real soldier who Is
T,cjnc the Rebels in any Of our long lines knows
hall whip them, aud regards as treason any other
shought / have found more doubt and dependency
here in half DAY than N the army during my whole
Germ OF seryice Yes mas am, We shall whip thsn, and
DO IL Quick too Hthe North will only send its patriots
10 the front and not It's hin ed stockholders and sneaks
be trojn neared the station the returned volunteer
Aft the cars and the backward glsncng passengers
could SEQ that face the platform received :
welcome salute, that never wOud have been tolerated
erom the lips of a skedadder OF ssneak.
The Washington Correspondent OF the CieVe-
tand Herald says; 90
Se given for this Rchmond-Chicago ticket know Dot
whereof they affirm. Let them converse with tDe sol
aiers here duty and in the hospitals or with those
at the front and they will find 10 their chegrln ana
modification that gallant men are too inegeht 20
Eight against the Rebellion and vote Tor H. nave spent
good deal of my time yesterday ana touy ~ te nos
pitfalls AID il wOud do your soul good 10 hear tue en-
phetio denunciations which ] have heard from many
brave boys while heplly upon their c0nohes OF suuefhg
of this political mOrstrOsity the Chicago platform one
,,obe fellow from yalsnui, haus district wounded IN
FIVE places at the battles of the Wilderness remarked IN
sat at his cUuch II have been hgbting three
years and those NY fret wounds. and TIE thanks
that get bere-pointing the Chicago platform IN he
Chroa,cl1-I regard as ID poor pay. Jeh. DAVIS
would give soldiers moro credit than these copper
seads.
The Hartford Conrdnt relates the following
accident indicative of tie sentiments Of certain class
ofpeope.
yejocing over the news from Atlanta and expressed
bis JOY to Democrat standing by Ibe DemoofaI ss'
egey retoIted that II might be news to some Dut i0r
Sis part hO wished Hood had blown sherman and ks
sTmy to hi That Democrat VIII Doubtless Vole 10Y
Mcclellan.
An ardent Union man met dozen Copper
heads ut railway sutton in the northern part Of Ohio
q few days $40. They looked dependent ana gloomy!
for they had just been dseusslns me chicago n1Ins
traveller Il spoSe the big camptign has Begun now.
Yes" reptile the Judge" Lincoln has opened the
bal At AiSsia and JEFF. Davis at CAioeg0."
At the dedication of the Continental Theatre,
IN Philadelphia on Friday evening last Mr.. Charles
lngerso delivered himself OF one OF The most eorms "
fsut COpperheadIsh orstons of the day he openly de-
Shared that the Democrats had really carried the state
of Pennsy yania at the last election, and that Judge
Woodward cheated ont Of the election; that # be
lad been allowed to take the position OF @eVelnor,
backed by little NewJersey, he would have defined the
yower of the Federal nt and asserted the doc
1ine OF State Rights. III view of this the Democrats
should be on their guard Ii be distinctly under
ss and the large manufacturers in The country should
De made to understand that TINT would be the result OF
The Rebel Senator Semmes. OF Louisiana,
delivered speech RI Jackson Miss few weeks ago,
in which he gave additional testimony 10 the fact that
She Rebels depending upon tie assistance OF their
Northern friends In TINT speech be said, Our hopes
for early peace dependent entirely the sue
OF the Democratic party at the NOrh in the ap
preaching Presidential election" He enlarged upon
the Importance of Atlanta 10 the Rebels and said tat
Though he did not desire TO excite any undue expectG
sons or ALARM that ever l"g dsPended upon e.
great battlefield of this war. Everything Indicated
that she enemy were concentrating all their available
forces there; our government was doing the same.
Afr Semmes however. hoped for the best, but assured
his audience tea eUsryR9 depeldd spoR TIE roaf or ~
er,af Of rraan and ne success Of e eac. party Of ne
North One Of Rebel hopes has been frustrated,
and the other will be next November
John Wentworth, of Illinois, in one OF his re-
cent telling speeches said:
well lhon, when the came that Sherman had
moved TO the sortward VI Atlanta, and that volunteers
rushing to Grant AZ the rate OF thousand day,
didn't YOU hear these men, In their street Gssembagen
ard in their meetings ia this square make the welkiu
ring with their cheers for sherman and Grsntl trles
of no. mol Ws, neitasy daL Loud iauglteT.l When
shey sitting IL their Convention celebrating upon
che choice OF candidate end tue news came over me
electric wire that glorious old Faagps had hoisted tie
stsrs and Stripes Fort Morgan aud tie rebel tag
bad come down In illumination uld you see that bodf
able. sagacious representative meA Use IN iheir
seats AM with up.ited hats AID swelling
OF no. mol md ns'fhtr and fUproarious
daughter and cheers Did You hear single word from
SheT Oraclss or orator. " sympathy with our gallant
fundamental principles of our government or one single
word OF denurcaton OF those in who
striving destroy the best government The world ever
ssw No. not one word Of censuFe had they for them
But the burden Of their song Was peace pace stop
Sighting they cried keep yOur sOldeIy from shooting
at their misguided Southern bret ron and Wheu jeff
Davis comes North again, % tc did wear ago We VIII
20 70 them aud influence . induc" hin 20 stop
shooting upon ne. lLaughterl They promise 10 ask
him If he hasn't done mischief enough she'd blood
enough, and say TO bin now ia Gods name stop aud
give u peace, for blessed ere the pe-ce'mabcIs.-
Laughter and cheers
Saws the Dayton Ohio Journal
We frankly admit thar the war has greatly affected
She farmers for insiance Farmers arc now receiving
al 25OSl - per bIshd for cOrn. Before tse wa 81
cents fair average price 30 cents large price
ssr IT, They are bow getting only 1JGs5 cents bushol
(Or oats. Before the war they got 2Ja30 They are
SOW receiving q per bushei for vlea Before Tie
Nai S5QyO cents VAS the rate aid It WIS pioitahe.
And might proceed thrOu- the list OF agricultural
productions. WY dout farmers Of Democratic per /.
a1 islOn exercise n " common sense Liic, ana dir
cover how their leaders fool them TO The ioYoi hef
best"
One Of the Mcclellan newspapers in Illinois, /
fAe Qgir,y Bed has tie reckessness TO PIT IN type
1ts ieal relation. 10 the struggle between tie Govern
sncnt and the Rebels. Its display head Of the Chicago
Gcket s;
DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM 49, PEACE AsD UNION-AS ,
ARAsIICE AND CONVENTION OF IBK SrATEs-NO .
AOkt WAG-No AOEg DRAFT.
Jchn Wentworth at the late Chicago meet .
tag sad
Jefferson Davis entered Congress about the same
year aHt did have MT ts-l often and knew him
.seli But there was tbs ferr-ce between Jeff DAVIS
and me- paid for my cdlcaon, Jef Da' Is didn't for
bis lie was takcn 1t q tender age and placed II West
Point, and your father GEd taxed t. pay foI
ehe instruction that rescued bin from oblivion. We !
made The very common mistake 81 judging by ls head
rather than his heart and did mo- notice the sner hat
was oOug there and which We nursed into le % sting /
self possible 10 death. Whom bis 'ebootor days were
over JEFF was sent ont Wes-Out W.st here az the /
Government eXpense-ad spent ye1r or so surveying
sroand Coumel. fishing, and ionnging' and shooting