, 1864-10-31
Qhicaqn Gribn11e.
,1oNnAy. OCTOBER 81. 1854.
...~n,cnAm At moNnoUTH

raxr,ArDIGnAM At MON MOUTH.
H. Tallapotghan, in his speech at Mon.
,,ontb. has fulfilled our expectations to the
letter. We s,ated some days since that It
would give US pleasure to make eer1ee of
annointmcnts in Illinois, filling his time up
to the day Of election. We arc not sure but
hc has embraced in bis Monmouth speech,
all the results that VIC could have nopeo aor
If he had spoken In half the eounties o. Inc
State. We print clEc~here repos. ol one
norton Of his epc: cb, which eneos some
headed light upon The Chicago platform.
Mr.. yallanoigham is the embodiment Of
4,,of platform, lie has informed the public,
over his owu signature, that he drew the
eecond and PRINCIPAL resolution In It. At
yIonmou,b. the other day, he told exnctly
~hat was meant by it. he said the Democ-
rory were In favor Of a Reconstruction OF the
Union on the basis Of State rights, and hence
tAeY excluded IRON the platform the Idea ol
a restoration Of the Union on the "basis Of
the Federal Union Of the States" and In
serted in lieu thereof the "bdsis q <he Feds'a1
States" The difference OF phrase OF course
embraced difference OF idea Mr. Fallan-
dirham tas not left us in the dark as to that
dititrencc Of idea He says, *' Re are oppos.
I'd to etn..a1i=af.on c 1'oper in one government
extending from tie Atlantic to The Reiae, which
,eo,ld be one Of The trorss despofims on ea,th.''
alis is what We have al ways contended was
the nearing Of the Chicago platform. It
wss peace On the basis Of disunion, and not
merely disunion Of the North from the
South, but OF the East from the West, the
Atlantic from the Pacific, aud one State from
anctbgr whenever any one State chooses
Il is tho reproduction Of Mr.. Vallandigham's
resolution cf February Z, 1861, to divide the
country into four parte, with an improve
melt enablipg each State to avail itself Of the
Alright OF secession" at pleasure' Four
yeurs $50 Ms. Vailandlyyham could find no
9, W the North, excspt possibly his friend
Pc: oletoo, to sgree with him In hls effort to
sutc&r the Union By law. Two months ago
he a.,ual,s incorporated it into the written
cr.,d ii the Democratic party Hc put tt
,b.rc with Lis own hand. Be pushed it.
through the Convention by his o1n efforts.
He las now told us frankly what was in-
tended by it. We Stand appalled, at the
c.unce which four years have wrought in
puy.y which cncc claimed to be patriotic.
W. pase' - ~ ~ sa ,o1,sd nsmoccacr f,on
.e',ss " -. M ~ ~ n,tr c,,,as or 1fherto tn
.'e s1s .ssa I 49,. ,,a-r;,1a ahrss ~ e1orarv
.s pug sa"a. .nss - 80 ohasna vb,c1 cerna
uu's =. ~. atan ~ - 49, Sben fonr.ffths ~
~, uNe4 I.u, :. 49, ~ .,n.., --o.a shont
tne ,, Us nN,s 80 ~. 49,.
when they repealed the Missouri Compro-
mise. But these things, compared With the
chanee We no" no" cnfonie,e' ase ~ s5i'ia.
Us oseaca ol Trust ~ .ne e.oe u . mum -.
murocf. ine paItS Is "nolly gwen over 10
LIE oes'L 1nete ~ no Eoou .ulns Al ~
Acclehan Pretenos 70 pe ~ ,asor % 'ne
war los 1ne umon' pto'ioeo ne can nave
1ne cblon RESTORED oy su1,eaoe1'ns ~ .ne
renels e'ersto1ng 1oat m"kes II 'aAuao'e'
5at ms parry anteno 10 su1feaaes oo.u.
ineS in1eho 10 STOP 1ne war ana loen as
solTe LIE Union INTO as many elements as IL
Tr1h MN m.