, 1864-08-30

Hints for the Chicago Con
ventiop.-
Who; ;he democrats must Nominate,
afTEESE3 To OEk AEMS NECESSARY TO
SEGlEE III. LliCuLS:S-DEFElT.
TIE cu1cAdo Observation-Disclosures AND TIE
FLATTORN.

PLATFORM.
From fac Richmond Whis aug. lei
L mighty responsibility rests upon the conren-
a cand,du.e for President against Lincoln told
resr.te deptnd upon the 81 tibn Of that body
Nt!t1 ttto1e had mere i,o;it:cd Assembly ssen
tpth vast iIl4Fctts committed 10 Its eh4rge
Either Abraham, Lincoln Or the nominee Of that.
convention will be elected President the United
States Tor four ycare from the 9TH Il Marcnn.xt.
The t1c1ntuts OF opposition to Liucolu are amply
ma ol:y ri the Northern ltop1e Is ire the e-:pu~
sion Of Lincoln from poWtf. All that Is wautlng is
minor lnpoztsnse, +, ere IL, a. Jet 1ant Of has-
Mony. tut the sct4 Is there for the Accomplish
n.eLi ol the grand reeus and 1t r the duty Of the
ees sss sSns e. 70 S1 :hs s;s IT,
Democrats end fAe Ffe7sont x7en, may ots 6s
easiy ended thfo cdropsr1tIoa so!td sch9:e. Tbs
! eiemt uta IL PERFECTLY simple.
There are Two essential things to be done; and
thcu there l. another important thing which
must not be dore. In the first place, the Conven-
sratt tsnan; II TIC next tl.ce, the Fremont t.c-
| tim net be fodic3ously manipulated. This eau
por1sEs zcalously anu eturdily azxions for the
defeat OF Lincoln: With pr,per naauageDsaL
~ Ss 5:fms msfe x
II VIII be q The hope that be nsy b. sble to edo'
et L 70
that be wou:d receive The votes OF very teW men
excerpt those who are aet94tsd hy TIE paramount
rtct}y for the Chicago nominee. and thus the1z
yntas would TIL mere p; sentlg. r.
EHoratfo Seymour, Q! New York. might do. He
- the Governor Of "loyai state." he has. IN
obedience to the l:ws Of Congress, sent New
Yorkta e1ota o. soldiers to The field. He u thus
and peace democratic. Moreover. he na. proposed
to organize a 600 State militia to enforce decree
o. one Of The State courts for 'he arrest and pan
/! prets newspapers In violation. OF law. lie thus
! dedce Lbeoln. and covers not before his ha5onet
terrorism. In shis be shows h'msc'f to oea great
/ State Rights mRn, and would lrcesve the support
Of ali who rely uprn Stre Sovereignty fot the pro,
; tecs4t Of pezeoEs and property against Central
Fiiucre would b: good eelsction: lie is
! etatesmnu OF 5tslteetra Experiences; known o2-
| ponent Of lincoln: . :eutiemaE nhd .patcio-
Would be an aani1a ,le Tier. All ,he opponents
i o. Lincoln you'd enthusiastically rally TO MS
j standard.
bcen an a'tve eahtidatc or the pcriton ever siuee
| lie vas relieved ot command Of 1he Army OF the
! Potomac. Durire that period, he hac spoken and
| len md tald unniseT. IL imposes t1ucoln's war
policy btcanse that patirular war poaic5 will nut
restore 1ts Union.. He thl,ks tras a wir olyested
| OF &arnAr1eIn would n u5'te the Suited. 1Ats u
about TIE ontg difference des9sea him and ttneo H.
We wonld certainly prefer him TO Lincoln, bscauee
II We hal to d.ht, II - letter TO haTe hnm3ae
! cnrmy than reCour=2 eEs barhar1ao- But Nc
Cle40n slo1ld rot &< N dtlG2{e. He SCENE 10 oe
| opro.ed to Lincoin nuls Oh single l1n'. he IL
5ot gencfza enough IN IDS Opposition. BESIDES ~
! tti1. 9cC elan hc+ sho Fa CnEclusve'g thai ne -
/ not theman fer the iime+. Ae DOES not compte~
! kend ,he ft1u.g through which &c arc passins;
| BE had at oue iuc u golden opportunity to eno
the var aud anrlhi;ate the atu!tton putt n ean
! elc blow. Whtn hs was t,ruc& 90 N Han .a., GU
muhd nc had but to esy one Worn sna us 1a arny :
| would hsre followed Elm to "a+Atneton, eWe25
| Liuco,n Rwsy, aud .n-tailed hiu ~ supreme Dew
| a. This would have been eEoia 1unaIy notc-
1he usurt,stions which Iiucvn has been cousta ant
II practising. 1t woa.a have been the best thing
!. NlsirA could pue.ibly hare be:n done f'7 inc
North. Rut Mcclellan Lad Lei -htt The brain nor
+ m 10 asny n W icro il to be- brought frwarl let II
| be Buell. Ee c.n picai al; tD- 1e-eecutlon at the
h4udp oi Lrco!u t.st Nc, clay e'o. Noy. q :rr,
fpr he wnr e.1uc< dcaE ar.t he !. ns3 ol large
o,lT Federal Gcacral who has'e ceen at the
head Of large army IN lhe South tor whom The
Southern people, eold!ers and eauzcns ma an!
respect Butl sought for The ni'n, but he iousa!
Irg,ed men aud hrmed NTH ulupe- LIE ecorneI
. ttr idea Of w.rzIue upon women and children
Nor wou1d be tolerate the burning OF houses. Int
fLbb.1g OF ben-r,o=t>, or tho stcatnG OF ne?r:'ee
Ftr thus depo11s hIse a. r. ena;1 n sr1v T.
the wst. Ifa mi itary 1nan Il 70 he ran therefore
we insist upop the rof iration Of B1eil. =,
Eeveyres to The Yau|:ces II he itzt two moaths
fhontd thrs be sc::ous. may bring aeout gtea
| chnrctt. They nonG Gao Checkmatc Lincoln ant
weaken b1s band. which ID qotc nrcpg, a. COT
p:sr will tie ;saitc or:ln:zsuon IT'D by the rlal
crluus Fremont, nEd the Democratic party, hroSci
III two ty TIE J,e7ce Fad -he VI: d.fisloaf. N
eyen II Lii cen Is df,cote7 aud anorher Is elected
Vby cxu ssy That ne you'd. Epon eoine snch pre-
tsxl ~ trsLd III tie 1l,ctioo, hEd the safety .
1h1 Eepublc,1 Cieperee ConG1ee', aud u'nrp Il
authority until rene convenient EsAsoa, to be Dc
Il k,r% tN,n. fer &fHEftdNEf