The New York herald., 1864-10-25
IHs PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN,
Serensd~ 10 the Democratic Candt1ssr
for wee President-Speecho or nIr. Peg

Han. George H. Pendleton sereradei last nght a.
The New York Hote by the Mcclellan Leg.os,
a,iVn composed OF former soldiers o' the Army q tn
Potomac larg. number ~ persons having assembled
nr rendletou wa introduced by the Hon. John ran
Ruren, and spoke lo,lows:--
thsnk you for thss manifestation Of tipd feeling to-
ward nvsetf. grateful scr u a. Il
who have sood Ia the tore front of dagger
psrilled thclr yes ur their coGutry loud cheers
accent II evidence u your confidence 10 srd n
tas constitution Three cheers for. Georsc u.
sur personal attack friend has iust handed
me ramph@ ~h;,h he tells me has extensive
circulation Oosn here and IN the aruy u processes
Couges, ard 10 prove from them my hostility
g the rePpshe profess sS,.,oi.,.r y hs eao
mlstcc" ard to be compiled from the torsiorei 6ist
- which u sppeais Tor It's sntir. accuracy. IN tho
seycuih page y 'hat psnphct am charsad wl's having
voted arains, cefian rssoIntons on Vic 10
lIiy, 1854. VOW, II any of yca ge1.lemcn
vii esanue the Glole, Or tie Ole q any
lay nr recollection, ne viii and that Congress
adjourned ,te an day of Ju'y, 1864. tsreas
ia gDterl From tbs specimen ~ ihe iraai rRt forgery
ls.ls you TO Judge Or tho creibihty o the whos ah
r,caticn. Laughter and sppi. So y. born Ia OHIO.
heys lived al ruy lite ir ~, Northsos know tho
sentiment o. Tecpe Isyrn1ah entro3y witn il.
hey attached by every tie OF secton and interest,"
70 lbs Talon Loud ohcsriugj tnhss Nsw Yors they
existed a. pol,sical community hcfcre this governmeu,
sotuci, and ther hcsrit cJg 20 tbs s,yernncnt
yol they nlerd peors chiefly devoted 30 agrcu
tire. ~ ar integral anu controlling portion af tle
freI dsun on isolation from The worlA ard the sy of
that prestle and power tCheersJ Their interest
qles that hey should have speedy sad easy c0nmunca
ton with the olcah sna the the, n,nd to have both
by the gui Of hexieo and tbe Gay OF New YORK. sy
ecncilis.on and IN peace they can ~ all tne
force asd power which ssemirs populs.on and fruit
ful soil gye them " they must (Iepd cheefs) Ihey
believe mat The first step towards nntanitr the Union
Ia the election of General Mcclellan. tGreas cnoerng)
fs al al ID.
parsy 70 power will produces union. ChoerH) hey
oeieve he pocy o tnis administration toward both the
Southern and Northern States Is fatal 70 toe trln.
G. That's 40 al General h,Clelan.sln his Harrison
landing letter, said " Neither connsosion q
tsrrSso,. orrsuiastics Of ststcs asr ;orc.bs
E>e90 9. slavery. should oe for gne monen,
Ma s4rion was o<sih.sy tcssned by .as erorcil.
OF ~ conc lission and coInwoioise ~ restore
s ,ss ' ss P. .sr sT, he s.dS :1'
aasl,x aoSss MOD andsr ihs CONSTITUTION. s1ee,rs
shs feiesa nnics OF the s,sss" tfoud applause We
believe, nay We kno~ that Il tbls party shalt
F'siU,'d ,s Union ss sss se 1 restored state alter
State will return 70 w, and Tue echo.s OF orf re.
joclrr viii come down 10 " from the vaults of etvea
itsef h token that Deity approves that satesmarshlp
which ali its policy With modetstoo and justice,
and cososa sa, .u,ss on ina, sops 0' s9s
esnsemen thank you Tor your attention, and Wish you
good night loud and long cheers ioicsed the speech
mass Meeting of German Repubitca~a.
Quito q respectable meeting Of tho German 70.
pubicsns Of this city held evening the Cooper
rust,ute 10 endorse the nominations of Abraham Lin
coin aud Andrew Johnson for President Vice rrss
don't Of the United States Tue meeting called %
ordor ~ Philip Frankeuhcimer, aud pr Karl Kessmans
elected Chairman, who, alter returning thanks 10
troduecd er Governor scomos Of wsconsn as NE ar'
speaker Governor solomon very eloquent sps
reviewing our political history, 20 far a. the luees
slavery is concerned, back 70 the commercemem
essfs % the ac,tqn d NJ, hnSlas In relation "sa'