New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-27

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ted by your cowardy hosts innocent and unoending
citizens Of the South 1t shall bc fault OF nipe'
my friend, II. to initiate Gods Language on
certain occasion TO CAIN vengeance be NOT ae" see.H'
joA Send gentlemen to fight instead Of the canae
OF New gland the riff raft of Europe. and uneiyized
and uneiyizable niggers and violations Of war VIII be
unfrequent and there will be few occasions for retaa'
ton But until you do So sue for peace, so help me
God We viii scatter desolston and conse weeping and
waing and gnashng Of teeth every foot OF North
ern territory the fortunes OF may permit US to tread
would not Bishop spare your house, or even my own
mothers II stood before NE II knew that you or she
gave countenance 70 the Aboltions crusade OF the
Baboon OF Illinois.
| Yon win call me desperate Rebel know. Well
what il ] am; don't you know who made me so' Did
not offer 10 serve the Union causei Did not spend
months and hundreds Of dollars 10 recruit areginent'
And when on the Of we not robbed OF
our men by that onglegged scoundrel OF Albany
Did not the Baboon and his drunken four eyed Seere-
tary Of War; after promising redress play US false
What man viii be true 10 Government that is false 70
himi There may be few. "for the fools are not all
dead yet" but would sooner De Id than be one OF
them.
| But Bishop though Rebel Am Union man. There
are thousands like in the South aud IN the army
We expect ia due time TO see the once United States
again under one Government Not Of course with the
big Baboon any If his creed or kind at its head bu
with President possessing the qualities which joan
Randolph truly said were indispensable in President
namely, Integrity. frmness, great political expert
ence strong judgement and sound common sense ard
ept love of country and Of its institutions. aud their
spirit; mistaken political consistency In the worst OF
times; manners Qf not courtly) correct" How many
Of these qualities does your Baboon possssss' think
my dear bow" that Old Dominions aqua Jorfi' must
have noticed with prophetic eye. tie aspirations OF
your Ape, when lie proscibed these long sce forgotten
qualifications.
But you still talk Of subugang US. OF whipping Us
back into the Union but you are mad-2He" Deus ""
per4ere ,rin, dcmeatal Continue the four years
longer ard instead Of subjugating the South you VIII
he subluqated. you see iti-Well, here's the
calculation You have within three years lost IN KILLED
and unded.-vounded too badly for further service
more men by SO go than the South. In the aggregate
ever put in the field. In other words yoa have pesn
losing five men 70 our one and continue to do 81
whenever We chose 10 act tho defensive. How long
can yon stand thisi How long at this rate VIII IL Dc
before vour armies are reduced 10 numerical equ'h9
with our ovni And when yon can only meet us man
for man how long would il take us 70 snhugAie you
ANY one familiar with the history u tie war WIN IN
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swer. not long
Blu, You are beginning TO pray for peace. Uncle ABE
few weeks ago sent Teacc agents on hshlhB eA'W'
sion TO Richmond and reckon they returned WIKI J'N
,rnen's luck You and know. from eNPetlsnee' "hS'
luck that is Some Of pcOP too have turned up NJ
Niagara Falls with tho olive branch Well. the SCUM
can't IN SIMMER keep from Northern watering places
and this is the best indication you have Of speed!
peace BIT lot mo tell you my dear boy Jon NAV pray
for no,cc until Hell freezes oyertha H. peace WIZ the
-.e,o-ation of the Union-snd there viii be NJ p"ace
Mars il relentless and Cpncordia Is deal IheEe can po
no peace until Blsc. Republicans and Abohtiohls'' o
seuced and reduced to equality or, at least e'eA
with the niCeels they claim as their equals i@' your
Chicago Convection nominate Mr.. DAVIS fr Tue
Presdency-and ] know majority OF The deie'
rates would vote for him II they dsres-and Oh hi'
election you can and vii have peace oi courte !oh
will no, do this The next best th.ng !ou can 90 y
70 nominate and cleo. Mcclellan. The South don't
regard him as military genius ns the Northern
pross would make the people believe tey 40 oul
they believe him to be What VAS once called hofiher
| man with Southern principles. His election u! DE-"
boy would do much 20 pacHy andconchA tie the oou''
We are atsfcd that you elect him, tic right of seoes
sion nnd independence would be Acknowledged, ana t'a
terms Of reconstruction would DO offered. which we
! might WIZ HObpi h-N'lN
they would be accepted 4,
Il {. nv oplnion. as II IL the opinion Of Pfesiden'
Dayj, and the leading men OF the south. that the war
must continue until side or the other sublasNea
The more assistance your democrats render indirectly
tho sooner we shall be ablc vanqush the abolition
bo,des and restore peace and the Union il may seem
parado.ca but assure YOU my boy we archghtins Tor
IJnion-Gehting 10 place the Old United States under
80 4, ,,-rr,e,t and we shall DO Ii in such way that
no Abolition babon will ever again get at tho head Of
It,"
Here must drop the villains letter or lose 'he
mail. In my next will give the remainder o. H.
which refers mainly 20 the condition OF uines IN
the South and the manner in which Union SOLDIERS
are treated and buried after death To persons who
mourn relatives victims Of the Libby AID Belle ls
and, it will be especially interesting.
Iremember well the day upon which this traitor
Durham first made his appearance at the War De
parment. lie was introduced 10 the Secretary By
Gen. George II. Stewart, Of Maryland, now pri'-
Toner of war; in Fort Delaware. Durham represent
ed that he had resigned his position In the Union
army because the ayowed object Of the war at the
war at the onset had been perverted and was being
yaged by the North solely for emancipation. One
would have fupposed from his statements that one
half the Northern people TO follow him over to
The rebels. The Richmond papers applauded his ac-
ton, and King JEFF, who is yerypar,al to Northern
meD.-whcn he can make use OF them--gavc him
commission. But | may have more 10 say OF tdc
black hearted villain in another letter.
This morning / had interesting con-, ersstion
with O rebel prisoner, named Boyd, .ap.ured in