New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

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Xxx nS w SEQ are to thea all these is unbounded They
Jos Mcclellan and,ae party that support him as
ssar peace men, and TIA, peace will be sought and
A, m example viii giyein part conversation ct
the dinner table to-day The principal character OF orr
party exboarder. the vile Of adoctor, w9o Is
dong good business in aud about town wher9 loyalty
Is Of tho "onth' stripe Tho conversation was upon
the great number of buildings being erected r hospital
ruyposos and the use q epie ss.,Aa
would tenr them al down and send TIE voTsmen home
where they belonged and not to be supported by tbs
Government OF such cost" 49,
In Nashville; bat their stay, thank God is short"
TO tho landlady: Then We can see out and get
through town without being crowded by Yankees,
soldiers and nggers and then city woa be 80 awful
filthy Then we can something a0no Cor ourselves
and no somebody egsin. Mcclellan will drive the
greenbaeks 10 the ginds and shall have gold cur
rcroy" What ssof 1.-THE South will have It's rights"
And indsrendencof "Tbe South viii be I'll right.
We shall fave President TO govern instead Of tyrans
to rule with the sword."
Jnon the truant Sonth Will returns
"Tbe South viii take care OF herself"
l thought Mcclellan to do that Bnt BY the
wsy IA Lincoins Sword" more 70 be dreaded than
Dayis gunsf mean in a civil aspect have Iust 70
turned from into Kentnck aud intended to have
given more Teplic the result VI my observations. Bot
indisposi-on prevents.
baby win give Mcclellan majority. TenDessee h
more loyrl But in each State thousands Of votes will
be cast by those who aro NOT or neyer hayo boan na
Tho general belief that line viii Do drawn between tho
South agd The North in less than six months aitor Nc
Cieilsn takes tho Chair.
18Th MAsE, IN Fnoyr OF PErEnsBUao. Sept. 90
The piokets on each side foI the most
arl maintain friendly intercourse with each otter
Ihe only Thing the Rebel soldiers seem 10 have sn
abundance OF Is tobacco This they bring out in con
asssoy gaSnes whsH On wo % Tgn sass
Weighing pound or more each, FOR pound Oh pork
Ga several recent occesions whs on poSe' onty
nave converted with the Rebel picses.. some Of whom
Appear "a he men Of much intelligence. They eli Ell
pI ossed themselves dospondenT and say that the OILY
cnance for the OF the Rebel cause IL In nc cleo
ton of Mct ean; that Lincoln is again elected they
will be- compelled they express II. TO get up and
get" The Rebels cheered for Mcclellan when they
heard Of bis nomination; soldiers distinctly heard
them the plank road, and Immediately Jumped upon
III works and checred for Lincoln.
l27mU 8. CoLORED INFANTRY. CAMP VIZ
Penn Sept % ls6i.
We are locking forward with aux
ous hearts ~ tho probable result Of tic great presden
,iol conflict in Eolembsr: l wish was ,tHeniy'one
.nat my frs; vo.s oauli cOuut one for Lincoln and
johnson; tul at any rate CID enough 10 feel the
pulses VI the 0iccFf and hear the czamai'o"s of Do
termination uttered by The stalwart darkskinnfd men
| iJy whom We daily surrounded
Our faies your iatcs arc all bound M in 'he rssr
We go 10 light with bullets ,hc szeasss If our sovHs
"losn routh.' lou Univn men have now tie oppo.tl
rity 10 feft them bravely with ballots AZ home.
have talked with heightened. noble.minded officers.
whom to know Is 10 rospoct-goroas fcln"s who nave
fought nndoT Grant and RosecE,ns and Thomas IN sue
Amy vi The West, sho tuow in whom thoy peieva,
and tAeS SAP, after having h:d special oppOfuniti or
ob-eTvGon thst the army Is Sold for Lincoln. despite
whatever others who pretend to know ma! say to the
contrary.
II Ioon Is elected "our flag IS still there and re
20 crush the .Sssp b 4, ne se t q t sss,
for commencing 1t.
good cause tell az about you that the soldiers III do
sr part IN the t.ld tore they not DOING Il al the tGeD
and Il the true lcya men st home viii neither faint nor
faer by the way" al viii b. right We know that the
much bo"stsa-of Mcclellan Is ai,pPsd oifeaSy ~ the
decision ofhs sodorS ar Tiny arc concerned, and
10 i0oA for your verdict. Heads upl Steady
IpoKs. SicKIEs CAV, WELDON ROAD, Sept. 30.
Politics IL pretty hot, here; it is all the talk.
Tho Rebel prisoners say II" Little Mao gets H. then
they satisfied and viii have oil they fighting fo
s. hope they will have "Od Abe 70 settle it for them
Abes sstronger snce Sey aours speech and othcr
.pceches.
TyCiYr, NASHVILLE Tenn. Sept u. is54
For over o week have mingled with oai
and soldiers il and around this city and have failed
to find thus far wearing tie livery OF Uncc ssia,
who Is in favor o. .Lc election Of Mcclellan.
The r. Ling Is unanimous that "Old Abe r'is AID
shall eein tie election. and, CoppeFheus OF ;hc North
fhy any chance you elect yorr candidate, aud he at
rInps cry oho7 policy than the ui7oroWs prosecution
Of the war, there vii ho such uprising G; tho army
rs Will sweep d ell IaCes OF lOiF victory. ILr
army oss and sa;- that II the people cannot go,
Themselves thea We must give thom man capable OF
railing them and us.
AT dinner few DAYS since IN honor OF the opening
u the railroad 20 tlarssye rcrn., among the tossts
rr lp0sed vac "Gd Abe who LES been cur leader iI
four eaTs, aud shall b. for four yea, more" And tn
whole conpany, moved with one impulse, aroac gnu
gave q three time ihree end Tiger with hciFinr,s
that niade The hall IN which we were fairly trcmble
shortly after AN oerg m JEST proposed ticH Mctlsi.
ian, which was received With cries U! disda1n and
sorn. Kisses.
Now this "a bit fiir sample of the feeling Of the
South. Western Ermy. Another instance viii suffice.
went into hospital here tho other day and IN order -
see how the soldiers felt proposed 'hsi t.ry should
vote for thoir choice LITTLE Mac" OF Old Abe" and
out of q vote OF ~ Lincoln had N sioriiy of 4D.
Friends oil freedom. bc 'rao 10 yorr trust The sol.
dcrs are w..h you and watching the Northern
campaign Tiih mere interest than the Southern
Ninth HEwJERsTY CTrY Posr. VA.
Thursday September y, ls6'.
.. You ask me what think o. the CHI
cago Platform and ia nominsesi think the trainers
Of 1t We're PACK Of d-n scoGnires. Hanging Is roo
good for any OF them wish tho soldiers could lay
hands on Nailnndigham Long Harris the Woods Ssy
nor o. my Of the rasoals who composed such tran
orou, document that yon would not hear OF or see
any more Peace Conventions.
Grant The Rebs aruisticci TO do SD then we
woc!j have to withdraw armies from Atl.nis, IT,
eIsbug, aud wherever they are upoa SoHthora SOIL
d.sp.re biockading aee give h-c, Forts Morgan
6 aius -. rhilp. Jaokson-Macon, and all We have
yainc'i since ihr b.. lnmS ul tnr Har ana ten the
hcs Wuii have nothing hes than their independence,
nni believe that the Peace party at the North would
LEI them have H. the oOgardy DO you suppose
tut 90, soldiers would stand by with our hands N 0nI
pockets aad LEI them have It their own way! Af'er
suffering ~ mach and 50 long 20 keep them IN the
Union, do yOu thlRL ccad LEI ticir'goi Mover I
Dnr cuinradcs ilat have leg on 80 many Dioody
heidi uil -ol siod their blood for nothing; they w0sd
tom their graves ana aunt us with our cpwarLice