, 1864-10-30
Chicago Qrib!n11e.
yAL1ArDlG11Am AT moNMOUTH

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r.rnarnzc.yAm AT MON n0uTH
M. Vallancighau, In his speech at Nor
month. has fuldllct our expectations to tn
1cttcr- We stdaed some dsys since that ,
ovid o3ye n. p,eaenre tn maro sar,as :
.nnnoIntments in Illinois. fllInp HI. timr n
n thu dav of r,ectton w. ere mt srro hn
he has embraced In h3s Monmontl, sDcech
a1l the reaults fiat We c,inn1d have honed TO
If he had snoarn in h.1f tba counties or tn
atate. We mint e,sr r.berr a resort of on
-,or+,,,i ~ r., .,a.,, y,h,ch shede som,
neeasa, ,,a,+ -,no2 the cb,caro platform,
A. v.5,..Gtahsrn d the embodiment q
.,'s...,..sa.s~ $500 H. t,sa informed tins M n,,o
,st~ a~,, s,1n.tnre- that he drav ~,
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soeou os'., r.. o,bur d.. v. 80 =, -
Mon'noaD' ~ -, =. uo .otu e1@cu:
"nAt We 1 na"S ~ oau lneOemoc
1acy "e.e -. - 4s. a's,. y. sonst1aeuo OF tn
,-aN. umon w. ~ 1lo " e's.e tlgote' aud henc
ene' ..a eAe.aueo .tom eao plat1ofm the Idea o
80 u4'aAa n., ~ tne Union On the "bssis Q
sos..a ~ sS.,..- opu VI tne etatss," and in
c11.ss ;, - @ asa ta.ot 1ae oasis ef te Federd
s,'s.s Ane u1ae1ence OF phrase OF cours
- 4 u.uefence oi loea' MI. Val1an
ss,9s-saaa - - e.. .S1' " N Ine oafK as to tha
49, e..H,Ss s " 1usa- tae eess'.' Ne are cppo'
.- D.s - 'ezason y Fos'er IN one gosernnset7
esIs e,eJ s'n sc AHo''&ae 10 nc fase0ae, nehic
~, ".s " Me "o'a' oeepossnns on earth
49, m ne - "lae We nave arrays contended VIA
t-.s. ss meaning usaaa ., tao Cmcaeo platform I
"ae peacv " ene oas's OF oisunion, and no
SM s' e.souon oa he North from tn
su, sSa4. ou1 u .ne East from the West, tht
eaua4e a. ~" ene faclnc, anu one stafe IRON
- o.t ~" "Aeneser any one etate choosea
.s.s,t.. .s .me Iepi1auenon q M. Va1landigham'f
1eeolu1on o1 feofaafY q 1o1l. to divide the
eou5 m1o 1our pafte, with an improve
ea. s.e't. enAonE eaen etate 70 asau ITSELF OF The
Ens ~ sec1esaon at pleasure. fou'
@ a.ata ~ ~ NJ, M.. 'al.anoleeam con,a ma no
D., s,atas a. ~ sHe.p' ponei'5 A's 1faena
s1nder 49, nn,an hr ia- 49, ~ e..ao No 1aof. 80 W
~ a.s,,s,1. tnae-aas.+as r. 49,. ~ .ns ~
creed of the D,mocIat,c nartS IL MT -
.ho~e -r,.,+ ~ ~, 49, n. 49, ~
fh-onoh tha Conrant,,,, ~ ~. om,, ~ aer ~.
A 49,. - 80 1"aeuo1 20
aaeaas na1 ~" Io1T us nAIAy WIN. WIS u
o - - "o s'ano appaueo II Tue
sse ".ns" 4oot 'saf1 nase wrought IN q
Pal1y "1cn: once CLAIMED TO be patriotic.
VIC oase' At umes, commented upon the
psog1ess ol Inc 60 called Democracy from
aus eaf's 1atn In Inc principles Of liberty to
1@ p'ooee INTO tae horrible abyss OF slavery.
Ne nave wondered at the change which came
over II between the day ~hsn four.hfths Of
the Northern wing Of the party were shout
1rg 1or the HAuot Provlso, and the hour
"hen they repealed the Missouri Compro-
MISE But these things, compared with the
change we now now chronicle, are as trivial
rs preach ot trust BY the side Of mtdnts sht
murder. The-partS IL wholly given over to
Inc oeT1L There Ia no good thing In It.
mceaellan pEetends to be In favor OF the
Far lot the Union, provided he can have
the Union restored By. surrenderiug to the
rebels everything that makes it valuable.
But his party intend to surrender both.
They Intend to stop the war, and then dis.
solve the Union into IS manJ elements as It
may nappsn 70 possess: Ihey' nave so an
nounced IN their national convent n, and by
the mouth Of the man whom they selected
to write the declaration Of their principles
"A party which ceu do Whist they have done
is not to be baked in the hour OF victory BIZ
" the creature Of their voice. as Fernando
Wood properly dsnominates him. Those
Who have no sc1uple about taking the life
OF The nation, VIII not hesitate to pnt an In
diVldual ont OF the way whom they might
justly regard political ma1etactor, If he
should oppose their will II successful at
the polls they will Insist that their published
programme shall be carried outfit not by
Mcclellan then by Peadletoo. Such deepe.