New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12


the attemut ,o put down the Rebellion by force oi arms
WAS not such fainre rs the chicago Platform w"uia
have "a believe Docs VI rCleilan's letter make tle
uiotcTm rny bciteri There in that ct'er this hie
nar,rrrph: ~ Atnk-T doubt not--thai h>se are ~
riess Of tie CoRrehron phich Hohlinci'f re h.
/ fgaiiaD either meant that his letter Was I"
! he interpreted BIZ fhe Chicago Platform. or
that the Chic 60 Platform was TO be Interpreted
br hs letter. and the choice was left the conntry 70
take eithor Interpretation il pleased. II Is inposs
bic 10 csc pc the conclusion that Mcclellan oahhVt IL
he would. e6cspe from the position OF beng on ,hn'
Platform. w',ch provides ior cessation "l h's.hu.s
Gith the view II Convention OF tle Sti.ts; td WHO
ever votes for him votes for that aud no'nine else
ri. Field Guided lis eloquent remarks WIN repre-
scung that a. Issue Of The canvass Nts 10 deo"c I
al time whether We have Constitution or a n'ie
League and with aa eaogIum upon Tie plobiiy 81 me
Republican nominee. He could not agree WA N.Y.
Lincoln in OF hs vews but believed bin 10 % ac
~ ;ed solely Ivy what he considered WORLD fcsaIl III
good TO the coun.rg he presided over.
MF. Hort alladcd 70 the fact of The "fonn0 Nu'
polyon' hayins passed TIE day Of The battle " Aasn
il upon gi'nbJat The Chairman bad been tii y! y
yOrbg Ii who was bo1rd the Gflena ~ tAe 'iHs
that "AlVCielan one 81 tho most demon f'I "
lovkins naisidvais he ever snw. blt ln i.uI sJ
bottles Of champagne and some cigars the oo"v, ~
mus cred IN corie u go ashore Gnd inquire mo INC
state Of tlc conflict The difficult! wan "a '.e,'i.i
WIS that he thought h. tie army; and tbnt .hcn
he rot oral7ed cf colrsc the whole array was IN an
exceed. gly deinorafzed condition. Inc Nhni' sl''1
then niI,dGcod Mr.. Osborne i. Bright, ~no MAUI !"
Mr. moi reviewed the history md growth Of the
Yeinllean purity; thew Retrospective tiahce over
the D. e. rss Of the Rebrliipn.r rather, te prs es
Of lis overthrow. picked Gen. Mc'Ieiilhs ictt''
~ vel Is the Goucra himself ~ pieces III Tic hoa't'
ard most logical manner. . ~
! Capt. GsOaGR f. NOYs Olsen: Douoled"ys slan.
next DRESSED tie meeting style ai once vigorous
and phihs hical ard WIS more than once interrupted
BIS Tie hoGt y applause If tie audience cmeueh'.
ty laying Gpbn the pleasure II gave "in 20 W
/ resent In a Republican Inon Club, because, Whrh
The wsr was over br Wantrd 10 think that tlCrc WAS
Rcpablicd onion Of the o!,teo without aiise si'r
he said 80, b. wondered nov even e'o' heii GU ''
cc,ly when McCl,ah was thcr subject; for aus oN"
port VS. somewhat rymg to have 20 iaiH o. .t'
young y p0eVn Ut al he SPOKE OF ihe bhile oi IL
Lunsbtr. when the 'ienctc! wa twelve uAcS ava!
snd tre Prince &C Joinfllr. Governor oiHaEue ""u
other aas seat 20 tbe rear, 60 use Ict ta's o.
I words in ms testimony before tie COMMITTEE on t'e
Conduct II Inc WGi). ~ hurry lin up 10 ihe front.
The sneaker G;d bclicTe tat 1cLIelan was piese
al any IL Tie pruInsunr Ia Hes Tie 0lSa alluded 20 tc
Caers.s study Of gunhofis, tne occasion 81 Nave u
HI and hous hi tla the Ircs.dea, had cOlnin'td one
rTl0r - least. H. should have HipJned Little aih'
n, ~. Admiral in the American Navy. THIS wa re
on iaTc scale and The audience fTniued iger nrtF"
citation thegef by hearty ctscTs. An0iher " Tie up
ta> Objections to 10 CleiRb was thai tie iiieT -"
700 Door = memory &, M iae Executive clGlr Win oie
uit, Mcclellan forget. when que Il0pfd o! tht 'Vih
mice whether tie lac leis were Gecr!iled after Nc
bhtilc Of Malvern i,jll and We hscNise tOtHIy 90
Hyous a. 10 whether % NOT he board Ennhont
during mat aiair IN word the General had enurel.
500 20 ? n iDem,Iy ioI President Of these United
81 ties; he might sometime, the luicrtnce Was, eve.
forge; that thcie were uIy United states. Tie cap
tain CHI rged Mcclellan with having nDpniIlvtlcM -
jciOusiy Withheld achievements TO tie army ol He
I.,p. hen Tie latter opposed by zen. Lees enhe
aTIny Mcclellan had wiliui.y Kept necl summers ann
trantn's Corps when the assistance. which those
Corps nit b, easily have rendered would have hverNl
Tie blOuuy o! the secOnd battle vi hD hul
When {. ". Noycs concluded his rciaurks the thnr
msn introduced Gmj Cos. Amen DOUBLEDAY 10 tue
Audience. The General bad sat apart ireucy cbeefod
az nn-Is were mace by one OF Another 81 inc tpr'A
ers the boubarineat ~ Fo-t sumter, wherein be i"d
borne 70 ,Onsp cuous PIT but now when the horlc
and -odiei,y form oi t. General advanced upon tie
:, lui
wheic witb be was welcomed.
The General commenced bis remarks with Fcver,ng.
IN SIN pie ,audid uannsT to tie o. ccts for ich The
present wac being Wu.ed. a"d save us "ihH'
lon 81 the political questions r.! issue ~ lc ming sinvT
Union 81 DsuI iun lie know the sehtceiis OF Inc
..lIiegs Il least. Their would wholly i.nOunoe ery-
hing in the shape Of Northwestern C0nfodercy etc.
rs ga iOr Government Of lie United Sta!es
II. dwet especHiiy upon the unmitgmed uiserl
which wpui result from separation o. the Snrb from
the Scuta. Continual war would bil1e a;oA1 mo
bo.de 1t would be but step To enable the ketsa 70
great cities on near thr b"rdcr' "" s"d
require standing aIy q envId rs even utilii
ssculity AGAINST inv aston. aud general doubtao f"o
oud peVsde the country, which would probably DE-
come prey 10 those periodical revosutonr Thicn oi'
unrush tie ierhly framed SOuth American Republics
aud Mexico The General ridcued tie Gb.ardiy ol
the Government contemplated by t1e Pcaco fhiiurm
IL Illusion 10 sup ose that any "0' crnH'ent
coud be firmly ind eHdaflhy esabl she'd SAFE through
tho overthrow al tie Rebellion Which was already
topping 70 ITS fall. Where WAS The inoncy To- cone
sgu. support Peace tiOye-nmcht The nttic r'Ne-
nue. ,hat could be collected would ba FILTERED away
mon expensive wars aud SstiILaI bankruptcy would
Dc. il,e Inevitable result Tho E.beis. with Peace Ad-
ministratun IN power ct the NORTH would claim what
they call their natural bOun1iriesi and We Hor.d how
tp ,als.y t..oir rnpac'oas cemssds and thus
bs huuiiatsd before the world. No peace or pros
.perty vas possible throagh Diannion. There
was but course. We must rerSevesc
until the Rebellion IL octueiy totally oyer.hr0Sr--tl
TIE glorious flag tail wave e;a.n from The 'a;coti %
/ Nsae W ths Green sayanpcs OF Texas 81 would
Ike SAID the General "to speak In adequate term %
tho heroic troops Of tie Union, more especially on ,"r
sill and 81 onaer, nobleI than ever before. Nor treat
can diflUurage the Army Of The Potomac. And u en-.
mol be ling hefue they attain the inal rewai oi NIL
li.er e.iu T., which viii IL good nue give u pca'c
th,D.-h net inn ence OF The Chcago Platform. We VIII
reach that glorious peace Mt ast woh VIII revenl our
glorious non us forever csthisbcd. WITHOUT rERKL
OF A SLAVE ~ Irs BgUAD iOGAs-such pence n as
piocurnbe ttrongn thorough adorserent Tor rcelcc
ton Of tie honest Executive who has stood ~ bis coa
/ Inv 9, 10 Q and faithfully IN her hour Of reed.
This concluding sentimcLt CT nc Generals remarks
struck keynote il the AUDIENCE, who rcspJndcd Win
| enthusiastic cheers
! M George g. Lincoln Postmaster NJ Brook Ign,
next introduced the audience and gave assurances
that TIE seven thousand majority which seymour had
obi .ned IN Kings County. would he wiped out by the
ruliymg Republicans IN the approaching CONTEXT Mr.
UraphOn the P0atmas ter Gen raj 90 washing ton hll
recently 3ured him that the result IN Uo WONG
Prise Us. Similar representations Came Ifoia feIAs,
yems ac! injians. go
speech ospOsing nmGig other tu-s. the calumny OF
Gov. EeynOufs assertion IN Penns' lyania that The
Conlsdei bonds were brought 1t higher premium
/ in Lu.ope tasn those Of the United states.
we woid ike % be abie 20 give tie remarks o! Mr.
Briggs in full int want ofspice forbids. heconcinded
by riyinr nnble tribnc 10 our o"dicra alive ana
dad and Predicted overwhelming majority ioi
Lincoln and Johnson November; when the meeting
broke up with repeated cheers FOR Gen. Doubleday and
Fort Sumter.
TWENTIETH WARD LINCOLN AND JOHNSON GER
Elan CAMPAIGN CLUB.
| large meeting YVES held on Monday evening
al bcasi1Harors Kromru's New Hail. No so West ed
street Mr. Adolphus Long in tie chair. and hI u.