The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05
mcCLRILAN'S ELECTION WOULD BE.
STROY BANKS AND INSURANCE
COMPANIES.

OF Banks, Insurance Companies Savings Banks
and Trust Companies, as you bar and bolt your
Government Bougs Certificates Of luicbe Ino,s
and 1r,ostry Noics, do you lock up with themiIl
political care concerning tuDir ylluc3 Are they
safe when Sauitld over with clhl.d ion and ca,
stone Through plates Of steel and d,yg..iileI
roch- syGt defy burglary and mock at flames. can
10 tn.leucc penetrate and h Vt yuur ssruriti.,
more ChDc'Ual'y than t they had been brthcI I'm
.. ntri, acid and reduced 70 pulp Iud.ed. Prc.i,
dcnls, Directors, Secretaries, AMI Cashiers.
there can
Inc unseen. un'tlt uuhcar1 Political influence
car lvuCIute 'hc Safeguards cf your c1piaD and
~ 'u' y'ri estates aud trust funds more easily
thou an l.iuch shcll could enter aud do there u
nulh OF lt7uugtOn that neither lire nor gunpOw-
dCr on'u poss.D Iy match. Iuo Drdiasty ruin of
sCcuuI' 8 and paper money IS bus the Dis
aNttr. ice OF avrit en- contract. Tue Obligation
,op'y is not destroyed. That survives, unl iul
'oNs lbc ocntur or attaches 20 tue Government
'lu can never be rNtngr shed save bv pYynleyt
Trouble at most /, aI, th.t stleryglss un On th'
oCSi iIuct"n, or los by Iac-udafism, civil com
H,u i n, OF burglary, OF pn5,ir securities and ma.
tonHl currency. But who shall wrcstlc with the
C0usequtuCc7 Of t3ta. presi icuusl election
NhNt ln'CuChucnts Hbout tho doors the walls
Tue rocis, OF bank vaults and the s,fc, Of insl.
rance CourauiCs, could keep out The eternal and
tcECdtess ruin that would burst uDOn US fro N "A
recognition Of the Rebel Conledoracy?
deltlemcn, some of yuJ "a this CITY have been
rs ff-fH a
promote NcCiy,lans election. j mt yo1' Inv
this time know what tbi. is 10 d.? Don't Won
know that Mcclellan election would be followed
by an RrmisticG Don't yol know tb.f AN ennis
toe would raise the blockade Of the Southern
ports. withdraw our armies from every southern
otAte, SURRENDER every military advantage wa
nave won n four years igntng Don't you
hIoH th"t our army would De diminished in
stdnly uuan the Cstlbl shuauc Of the armlslCc
two hundred thousand men by the musterinr Out
ol the CCiCfCu troops and employees
V,I llaH lta- &
accepted w England, France, Spain, aud Bel
gium as the recognition by the United States of
the Confederate Coy run-nti Don't you know
that ia the interval between sac armi5ticc aud
negotlstous Tor peace and the restoration of
the Union, Europe would flood into the Rebel
Staies lnun ticns OF war and men, and that the
NchmOud leaders would make themsc va. in,
preRnhblC on tho PotJmuc, and on the Atlantic |
and the GUlt coast
Don't on know tha, our ofTors Of peace to the |
Jett. DAVIS Government would DO met with the |
lemand t'r a recognition OF the indcpen leucs of |
the Confederate States This is a. positively |
Certain IS any future mgvCmCu' Of the he tyenlv |
Doo"s' EVtiy noueye man in Europe knows |
" every Uue pOlift'.ll III both hCmsDheres |
knows il, the Confederate statesmen soldiprs
diplomausiS, and journalists have over and over |
ana over again declared il. Separation from us |
is thtlr ms CNorHble purpose.
j. n the language OF jsI Davis in his interview |
WIN Colonel Jacques, "tbut We Will have or |
annihiiation,' Il is McClcllan's bushes, to save |
Them nom HnnihiatlOn. Sol have made It your !
business, uLwittugly, we believe, 20 give 20 them
separation. For the inevitable, predetcrmined
effect OF hcClellan's election. calGllItcd q. Rich
mond, srmpgod a. Niagara Falls, provided for at |
C1icagor viii bo the recognition Of the Southern
G0nftderacy and the eternal division oftLc Union.
Then what
IsC. L. V.liaudigham known to Won. watch.
men ana worGcrs OF trust funds ana Govern nent
securities Tic shaped the Cn!ca 20 Convention:
SaNo its character to the CM,agO platform:
seconded the nomination Of Mcclellan and
moved tbst 4 te made unanimous is the chief
advocate Oi Mcclellan election in the great West:
IS the coiamGudCr in-Chiet of the vast poliicai
secret Order ctthc Sons ofLbortv, whono.lriously
labor 70 promote the Rebel ilya,iOns of Iudilnn /
Illinois, Missouri, and Ohio, and 20 deStrOy the |
Union by the conquest Of the North aud the |
triumph OF the Rebellion. This mln has been,
ever sidce the revolt Of the Shareholders as in
teusCly rebel os LOngStre has been or Irecl,in-
ridge, or JeE Davis. lie made a speech at Mon |
month. in Illinois, on the 2lsg OF O ,tobcr, in
whiGh, bold advocate OF disunion rs he Is, he
boldly sad -
The Democratic party are in favor OF u rc,on4tructou
m 1i 6EG HmGt on on qS oasis tl yrsni5 and Konucky
t. oentrS' alton Of power 10 goyculmcnt extcndng
wort dc-i TENS On earth We are In iavor Of recon
snnGSn OF tae Union on the principles .. Stale
lie ayows purpose thGt You may not know
may not believe, may j-er at--but which every
Nel-intC lctd politician in the country does know
l. dytCIm 'uCdly entertained by the COuspiratnrs |
who Iut Mcclellan in nomination, and tiat is 10
brock up The great Republic into four smlll re-
publics. Some Of you, gentlemen, have uncoR-
sC'ohs y .tUCitu 10 produce tliS result. some of |
you will labor in this direction this very day.
II you succeed in ClcCting Mcclellan, and the |
suicidal atmistice is followed by q necessary sur.
render on our part OF speedy and Inevitable
defeat III contest 10 be renewed with the world: !
and the separation OF tn slave States takes place
and is recognized; AMI the free States In the |
basin OF The Mississippi, made the natural allies !
OF the south by their cOplTJnory in the uses and |
benefits # the Father Of Wd.cTs, become the |
polit!oa. tools Of the dominant savcO1rlcy and |
separate from NaukccdJm; and disgust self. |
interest, AID ambition give separate political |
ext stenCe to tie Pacific States, already divided |
can DCscrt-f all this { axes place as ic Inevitably
will, what VIII become Of yOur United States
Bonds, your Treasury Notes, your Certificates of !
indebtedness, your GrcenGac5s, tho c)uu,ry's |
GrCCubaCkS Not u raise now any questions |
about tic assumption Of the Rebel war debt and |
pay meRt Of war damages and war claims to tho |
souih6In States, snale and confederate, what |
would become, cent.emen, OF your tTUs funds |
and yOUr capital:
They would utterly perish. They would |
utery AID lrCcOyCrlbly lose their value, | I
Balk uptcy would low like a sea over the North.
Terrible rs would be the ruin that would whclm |
inyCstnl, hts in the public securities and wash |
over al rCalZed wealth, the destruction Of labor |
caused by this destruction OF wealth apd tho |
destruction and dislpp6 3r.nee OF the paople's !
currency, the Grecnhlcls AMI bIak II ltcs and !
She sudden Tcycf-iun o. society 20 hard cash, |
would be tar more terrible ,hlu pt'aE'0. |
But God guides civilization, and His iEsvira- |
lions into mau Of patriotism uIu w'dDn sitHre |
Tor the ST. 'oy progicr lt tic .asr. Ccllm |
will not be elected. The In!1. uil no. he !
suEdeTtd.
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