Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-06-24

. Yankee army, because, ia the warGith Of tbeir
qualification at celebrating tbeir anniversary
with triumph, they give good terms. II IL liko
approaching bon viDant alter dinner 10 ask him
Tor favor. Add, accordingly. the Yankee nn-
tion is now holding itself prepared TO put on its
most gracious smiles aud accord 20 US the same
tender consideration which has ,een shown to
the ciiizens Of Voksburg let item only haul
down our dag ou that Rusplcious morning, and
read their Declaration Of independence On our
Capitol Square, aud Lincoln is already elected
President. In this stage Of the business also,
however, our army has voice aud ii il shall
continue TO ba ille, repulse, and cut up the Fed.
eral forces, aud finally drive them from the soil
Of Virginia, az We frrventy trust then tl,is BAL
liinore nomination will not gain Lincoln Il single
vote 10 November.
In that case who will be the next President in
the enemys country Not Fremont with his
"radieAl abolition" The era for that school Of
politics will be past. Hut there remains another
party-the Democrats; they heiug also divided
NJ present into War Democrats and Peace Demo-
Gratis, but who would all be Peace Democrats ia
the event supposed-lhat is, in the eveut Of u
total failure Of the Federal campaign Of l5Gi-
Now the very latest intelligence brought US from
that country by special channel informs us OF
these two further facts; that the popular miud
became ut ouoe violently agitatcd on the an-
nouncemont Of this Baltimore nomination aud
that in Maryland, especially, disturbance was
apprebended. Ia fact, the Democratic OF the
North, who have waited four years, not too pa
tiently, trusting 10 regain the power aud profit
which they but lately held to be Democratic
iuneriIancc, must naturally be provoked beyond
endurance NJ this aulacous attempt VI Lincoln
aud Seward 10 ride roughshOd over them four
years more. We learn that tho Democrats are
uOW universally turning their thoughts to Frank
lin Pierce aud the Connecticut Seymour as their
nominees for President and Vice President TO
give them tho least chance of electing those two
advocates OF peace, Grant must he defeated, the
invasion must collapse aud die out, and the very
name OF war muat become word Of horror, ut
tered with lOathug and excctauun Therefore,
II Is the interest Of the Democrats to do their
very uttermost lo weaken the Federal amy, dis
credit the Federal finance, IN short, 10 extinguish
the war altogether, in order 10 extiagush the
party which Invented the war and governs it aud
lives by 1t.
The last significant fact, which comes to us by
special adVices, Is that immediately on the BAL
tlmore hOmination, gold ross to one hundred unl
niheiy-seVen. Gold is a sensitive subslGnce, and
it feels another sLi,er, and shrinls back vet "A
little more into its crypts ut the idea OF another
four years Of LlucOn and Chase, aud those
dreadful paper mills and steam presses. tho
smoke Of whose fatal machinery ascOudeth up
for ever and ever.
Here, then, are clements Of trouble and storm,
which happily threaten to interfere, not only
with Liucolu's election, but with tho peace OF
Yankee society. B,fOro November tho whole
North may be wrilhiug in intestine convusiou /;
her brute mass now pressing US 80 heavily may
be flung off, and this Coniederaey may be stand.
ltg erect, redeemed, RADIANT triumphant, Ahak-
iug her invincible louks Ia the sun.
For all this, we lUok 10 the Confederate Army.
Lee, Beauregard, aud Johnston Gun both give the
Yankees President aud make Us well rid Of
lhom and their Presidents for ever.