The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-19
The Peace Convention.

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led by the election of Hon. j. W Noush - Pres.-
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Ia response u loud and Enthusiastic calls M
vallandip pharp stepped forward spd addressed the
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ME-. VALA>pi0nAx's sPrRcu.
| lie said be was not there TO psrad. his private
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m the cause. All such things werc, indeed, insg-
niacant in connarson L, the er.at National inter.
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| es's 'ha' Ae " -"he' nc "ouu on'y WY h"' uire
| has already vindicated. almost 10 the utmost ex-
tent, his views IN regard 10 national affairs. They
\ are no longer Ieculiar they are becoming most
| general. 10 SOW seeds o. di9cori N the iSmo-
| cratic teul's was no part Of bis mission. dele
| gate chosen unanimously to represent h,E consttu-
! ents nj Chicsro he would BE- false to them mi to
| the interests Of his parry snd h,s country, we're be
| ~ lend l.m,c'l " such All oucct. lie woulu 80
there with the single purpose of aiding In bringing
| alout the nomination of sSOund csnddste upon
| sound AMI patriotic platform There 10 now lut
! one question before the cOuntry--war or peace.
Iio assumed that II the dc,,r. Of all who love
teir country, that first her liberties shall ls made
secure and then her mat rid prosperity restored.
There we're some who believed tlut th're objects
could be hest secured by war, wh le great mass
az the Democracy held that they could he obtAinci
only through peace. A majority determined to
try war. We were Obliged Ia submit. Had he
| possessed the power, not one drop oi blood would
have BEEN shed. There would have been No
mighty debit nor none oi the calainit!es which bSi
maze thm country y land of mourning ana TAXA
ton. Hut wal has been tried. The President has
7 lni nj tle m, N and ALL the m he dem ltsl
Never WA there suc, AL example oil submission by
alc,ple. Noting hrs been wanting tina, const-
tuuohal power contested or that audsc1ous usurpa-
ton could take from tile people. Ana what Ia the
result IL tie Cnlon rcstorcds NJ. IL single
siAe brought back NJ Ia the Constitution
Iusntaned OF observed No. Are our litsrtes
resisctcdt : No. Have We had free press, irec
| asaenbage~ the night o hd'sds corpus, or arresls
| hy due process Of law No no. How ~ ~ In "a
material point oi viewt ieit OF nearly four
thousand millions daily expenditure of nearly
i've millions, and a currency worth about thirty
eight cents on tho dollar, which, two months ago,
WAS worth one hundred per Ct mors than lt Is now
and which two mouths hence WIN 10 worth one
hundred per cent less. we fHlei IN 1901 and
1sfs. The campuign ~ 1868 opened under more
.uspc1ous ciruus,anceS Anu We were toiu thAt
tue rel elllon would ut sIeediIy efushed OUT but
tie end oi thai year iound VI out iitue sdvapced
fhc campaign oi 1864 opened with tue largest
armies the war hnh Vet secn-'ho~e arnies COM
posed largely o' ihrer-yesr veterans shh eoh.en-
ttst'd iIr atiscs upon TWO or three vital pon's ;
! and with ~hst result Let the record ID carnage
and blood answer. lie ~ss now 'or trying e"nc4li-
alton and oompf"nise. fon have hsd you iFlal'
you have u ed war Tor iour years no" let us try
our p'sn, Inc ulHrfch'ts OF is-o we're rech'iieu
4 10y compromte an. ~ the srinr nstruHlehttiS
| the calamity was avoided IN lS'o. way, webster,
Benton, ca5s ahi " isi.. Neie thtre h.n, ahc
coinirou pre'oled through ter advice aud e..
4 forts. -Gulner' tiinsc snd utt, the leaders u
. | tie party now IN power Aha "hci, Las trouPh'
| the country ~ be'r u fieu .'ApIr rh'n' were
! there too AMI ,nen ~ nov, "-y were Aya hh'
$ Cpnlprnfnl-es. WIN Atepgpnchu lor'h V govern
. mtni, II !s nlpjsnllr ~ keep iht ssAts Ds,'hei
b! iofoe oi Iu'3. bii " u Was tte war mas 'seh
wriN I'VE. ,n ~ - W. ,ni.r H.. -
tuition and the ewes Of the people are being opene
" 10 this 'aci Hcnce u 10 thst tnl''n1h MI ue o's'eS
m,,,,,d H. r,,~,d,s, lie o.u lor ave eunlr.
thousand more uen u Confession that the war /,
10 be pro'"ngei 'hrouvh 1893 you teha more
nI,,n,a" a. ,be .,I 10, whII slons /, .,s inau
. fi.r.,ei In Juie last, IN la Pa.iide'pha speech
- NJ. Liu, oil said the would continue nj leis
p three years longer. Elect hu- aud you are oOIu
4 niticd 10 that policy. There IL but wa, o
avoiding such u calamity, and that Is By chang,
ut President through Il q bal1i-box. At CtcaRo
We propo-e to Illuminate . candidate Who Will IN
spro ,he confidence of the people statesman IN,
40 buen with love o. l'"r'S' anu respect tor the con
NJ i an hs, n. eanaie vii le raom,te
fs t. .,ipcns.on oi L.s,lties anu convention OF IN
's States. rnaI Is Shs. vast n~r,S o. 'h' q.