The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-30

Rebel IS mpatbizcrs thcH among us, evetv one OF
whom was louG III his prssCyj anu uinctv-nire
bur ttedths Uf whom will vUfe--whecevcr they
can vote at ALTO mabe bin Frc.idrtt. n, viii
set good many votes Ia this city and ,i7ui VI
lut mot tH,uw Il hn cast by men w no cburkIrd
CVtl his defeats, and would now much rl'hcr
fer him.
They vii yotc tot Mcclellan, bccausc tina, 10
The nearest practical approach 20 voting that the
Rebellion is right rDd that the OPP ,id IN 20 q
outit 10 bc put down but they would much
nthtr 90 .traight TO ttcir mark Hypocrisy.
-GJs tie slctht pW, is the homage ~ { vice gays
tu Nir.ut auC the fFct that tie ami war ptrty l.
obliged e. rom nate for President "a Cluddst.
"to has war Varstsh upon him h"rinf tlcrHH'
Ca catch portion Of The soldiers vote, Is for
ciIie tribute 20 ihc loyalty and Tlrr.lti"
lrfu'iious o. the American people. He IS not
7 uion Gpucul enough e. hart him W. "a tue
Il, tell, VITO will help biw ali they can iu
The canvas, even though Il hc necessary iuT
thrt purpose to- mske show OF dCuNunClng
6uu dtCrN Ing hiM hut he Is general CuuGrh t.
Cat,h n number Of votes from soldiers WHO
EtiNtu az der hin and liked his eUsv camp iiguing
nnd COurter.l he wB's, aud who wOGd abhOr
tho idca ~ voting II Y VAL md gtRm or Fernando
Wood. 1he moro iIteuse and more pronounced
Cor p,ThCHd- can iHv hack 90 hiln while the rear
guard could not b, pricked on 20 he position yf
I. II Sty mt ar OF Alexander Long: so the uOmi-
rStiun IL, IN the obvious sense. "a wise one aud
will poll the full party vote. Aud It wlll after
lite private whispering and uoldug be not
1T ivy htf4ul FNi t lU lUk nNuTtly Approved even
hy NHllrnu ehdm hImself; for the rlaye power
he rcvtr bad moro docilo toll.
He was sCi,Ctd by Vt 20 lead one OF the hrl-
Red,s Of the army Of tiltbu sterS whcr,Wirh Geur-
Tsl Qutman was on the pout Of INV ding Cupa,
expecting "a reyOlutioniZe IL In tue interest Of
Au,ricHn slavery, and be acc ped the position.
He was the trrt OF our gCuCTalS to issue u maui-
ttbto thrtat ming 90 crush any insurrert'ou Of
slaves agsus their Rebel masters. The Rebel
journals have charged, and we have Sceu no denial
On his part, that hC offered his sword TO the N
tcderncy hCforo he did 10 thc Union. He never
even pretended 90 do any thing az iust she Rebels
after the President issued his premOuitprJ pr cla-
nation ut freedom, though his army WA, tRcc
rs strong as thoirs which confronted it., aud
which las just been driven out of MaryiLui,
and though he had q shorter and easier road u
their base than they had. We have heard th It
he has claimed credit for this In y 0rAud Con-
yention Of one OF the COpperheRd secret orders.
In snort, he IS Ms devoted TO the prOppius up aud
PrpetuRton Of the totterng fabric Of human
hOnuaGe ~ Jsff. DAVIS himself, and "p 'aco'
CuppeThCsd who affects hesitation or cNyucs' IS
70 his support, ought forthwith TO he kicked out
Of the party and ordered 10 stay out.
Yet there is ono aspect Of his nomination which
is saddeninR. Believing that tue Democrats
party has n very considerable chance Of success
this fall, 10 case their Rebel friends shall have
COED luck heuceforIh 70 the election, we could
wish that they had pro.Cnicd strong, positive
original, capable man as their cindldate for tae
bigDeht position on this con lnent, iC II on the
globe. All rejecting men must realize that our
high trusts, and especially this One have not been
so ably filled Uf late Ms they were in the early
day Of the Republic. Washington, John Adams,
Thomas Jefferson, James Madison compare
these with Polk. Fillmore, Pierce, Buchanan-
the falling off il d. p o ably manifest, though
Mr. Buchanan Is g politician Of respectable, and
Mr. Fillmore URe OF mo than average abilities
Nov We do not regard Mr.. Lincoln as a gre It
man Vet no candid oh,J rvrr who knows both,
will pretend tb,t General Mcclellan Is his equal
in ability, though Inc In had scarcely any
schooling in his youth, wh 10 Mcclellan received
liberal education az tho pubiic expense.
1imid, hesitatiDg, negative, he is play hing in
| the hands OF rome OF the worst and most danger
| ous III, n in the Republic, who hope to achieve
| power through his assumed popularity with the
| ignorant aud thouHhtless aud then to lay the
couptry at the feet of jeff Davis, begging him 10
! indicate the constitutional aud other changes
that will recon, lie Tim 10 the task of gOvcrnIuE
the whole Cnen instead OF a trt of IL, and thus
10 p'ac, thu heel of Slave Power on the ne X OF
| pr, s'rato Freedom and the IN n,ieuible Rights OF
4 Man.
| They must he bottled and besten or the New
| World is surrendered b. the oilUuS spirit OF
; csste-to the iron Iue of those who believe hard
hands o badge OF scrvitude, ard a. once dread and
! deteet the ed c'tiou of the children OF the poor
! UIionists OF every sta - we adjure you TO shake
/ OFF our Bpath aud raliy for the imperied liberty
= ana life OF the nSIlnu