New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
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form that premises immediate cessation al hostes
and Convention Of MI TIE States Does he stand upon
that platform today lie does not He has denounced
the platform In his letter aoerP,iag the nomination. II
is a. if the bridegroom should accept tie brides pro
perty but her person bond Ike that IS null and
void The peace party VIII not consent TO have their
principle betrayed and then do homage to the betrnyer
rhey demand all that is nominated 10 the bond. Gen.
Mcclellan having rejected the proposition for cessa
ton Of hosttes aud Com eGtou OF AL the States. de
clined tie Chicago nomination, and sands before the
people scnominatsd platform Of his own creation
The Democracy must sees candidate Who vH stand
upon the PLATFORM for they cannot consistently support
one who IL in collision with the Convention that ten
dercd him the nomination. II the platform accords not
with the nominees convictions Of tie night. due
respect for the oprous OF tie assembage that EsHr
raossy adopted requires that ho should give back 70
the Convention the standard Of the Democracy. Tie
Democratic National Convention is dissolved IA
ready to convene the call Of ils Executive Committee
and II Gen. Mcclellan abide b. the resolutions
through which the principles Of party have been
enunciated et the Convention reaseemhle and either
remodel their platform TO salt their nominee, noui
nate a candidate tina, viii suit the platform.
THE EDITOR OF TIE RECORD on M'cLRLLAS's
LETTER.
MrTgOTouTAs RECORD OFFICE
ABwloaK. sept .. leu.
To me Esifor Of Tn NJ T. Nos's
SIR: The undersigned takes advantage Of
th.S the earliest opportunity he has had SINCE reading
General hcCelhns eS'raordnary letter Of acceptance.
to state that lie has boon ooyocd by strict Of
duy as q journalist and in aocolasnce viii his prlnci.
pies as q Peace DcmoCrnt, 20 wihlmD ~ support
promised Ia the last number OF The NdoPo.n-s Rc9rd
10 the nominee Of tie Chicago tOnfcnion lot Pre-.
4 suf III
General Mcclellan would accept the pati,t o..
nnon which &c Was nominated and u was' given on that
condition alone in his q, inou. tbs socaiod Demo.
cratic candidate has placed himself ia p'sltUh 81
direct anisgonisin with he principles 81 The American
Constitution by declaring Dr. intention !" continue w
uJesent infamous VIZ upon role tfn states anu Nntii
he's l,eeu 20 prolific in cTs IN tie course D. haS
tbonght proper o. adopt DEE ceases sircuy ehAinf ."
he candidate the candidate and tie platform lhse
hitherto been REGARDED as uscpaIablc zen. NDD.rhL
cannot say that he ignorant II he character ~ lie
patform before he nominated. - u ros adofP te
dsy Jsf0rt re aoriHdieH Hes mGse IL De cvuld roi
steud unou that platform Why did he not inform De
prevent tie i-rnce rciegafs rom BRING ni-i~t C"H u
b. uas.ibe that his delay simply sft'e purpose
TO entrap them DID he ana his ndFi-ffr tup ~e LAX
NV Whiting several drys after the Convention adjourned
,iey would Put 10 ont VI TIE power n tr Peace men ~
correct their mistake aAd thus prevent them irom
pIsoing another candidate before TIE puDici
Gen Clclnn SAYS. 81 am happy 10 know that when
the nomination made the Tcco oimy public ne Wnt
kept IN view - but lie certainly cannot BE- ignont oil
great obstacle 10 his nomination IN the minds OF the
leace Democracy AID that wns only upon The hssuF
thuce that be ~ Ia yor ~ the immediate fshtlOn oil
lhosliies that they withdrew their objections 10 him it
q candidate. IL was then wish 'tlat hs record
should be kept out Of view. and they becyed tiht ne
fhimsei not desrous Of giving more cAtehd'u
pullcty than II hid already obtained but thes never
supposed that he would reor % 1t ~ matter Of pride
or satisfaction. Are We "a understand by TINS VI
timed reference T. b., "rocord that be regards
his nrfcst If the Maryland lie stature a. q
Unsuitable act and that II elected he viii continue the
lsystem OF arbitrary aTIcfs lnnuguThi'd by Albanian
lincoln and willingly carried into execution by hlm
self This "record tells Us that be II TIE enemy o
lhabeos corpus and II slsO informs VA IN regard 4
another very unpleasant f,c-pariicui.ry nnlcfshl u
10 The Industrial classcs-that lac the fut 10 uIft
nnd press upon the President that despotlc Of a.
despite measures of the present Administration, tA'
odi0us c0nsCI piiOn As he lDlmaics lis Intention Il
cairy on the war the public should understand whn
THAT means; that II means renewed cOnscrpon, thai
lacn shall bee forced by the strong arm oil mia! p"Wc
from their hOmce TO wage war Of sullngnu0n agahs
a people who claim right which We ourselves shOui'
be the lastio resign, tie right OF telfgo,erumeni'
JOHN MULLALY
! Editor " the metropolitan Record.
ACARD PROM JAMES N. PHELPS.
TO II, Editor Of he W. j. hers f>~Ts
| DEAR SIR: Seeing my name announced, WIN
out ny khOwlodge oT consent. 10 attend a Mct"r,
Injecting on Monday evening next vii hnn 40 ~, y,
favor TO ray that my feeble voice hn. ~ -
lin favor Of ending this unnatural -in u''"s"t 80
,pd -. can sec M L.fer inspect Tor the acuinlLsA
ment Of the object 90 deyOaty To Dc "IHn'" ~ y ''sJ
lClristian heart IN the sentiments et pita1'.
labs letter Of aoocpt lncc AN coistl hihe't s'h,e
Land lenve tho result of the impending NfVge IN the
HANDS of i,- rules the destinies Of ban men and
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