, 1864-09-15

N'CLELLAN ON QoERTI RI rx0rAL
RIEATB.e

49,. o. ~ .r ~ 80 re ~ vi
restored he would give the reb,1z , h,.es
a1r.t ~ ,,sn.- ,,,,, uL... e.Aua
cond1tiona. Ne,tber nf +hass ttts-, 'net' Na
aao,ttoa IN +ho 1a.., .4se a'e
ats'eo -. ~ .ao Aosal p:ople OF the United
,@aee' auu II oecousa 1nem 10 weigh well
% sue "oto' uele quo.eo oc'orc 1hey give thef1
NJ rues AUl 1uc .'noioate VINO uttered them,
,,'m.u.s ua. eauaona4 r1go1s docs Gen.
So, 1a.o4~nNsa nase oeen denied The
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+s" 49, Haosus VI Oetaoeranc sens
49, a."s+4,.-.,1 49, ~. 49,. puspose VI oesefm1n1ne
To-s..aas sest,oua. 41gntS o. Tue eoutn IN the
- .ns. ecaAlof ua''s "As aae coalrmRn
~ euu' s@ocu7' ano ne introduced IN the
s0s spa.s us .s. 'snoos a.E leso'unons Which pre-
1sufeo tue oisfupuon OF Inc Charleston
Ss".ss sun M ano ,ns secession Of the Gull
e9ee css - aae teeo'nt,ons afe aonnd on page
40 ooo 1ol 'ne congressional G'dbe, LIST session,
S1'n congress- tne 1ourth resolution Is al
4oaoms n.,s,s,
rai Ieei.,ture xhss1 SonGIess 20 G,et nor Terrific,
ltgtsla.1on Of IN indirect and unfliend1y nature.
h ,gh Of nv cit.ns at o1 ,h hnPS,f re s1as-
take hfs eIsve property trto the common terrl,e.
tncre to sord for ths, a. que for aa GoveIament
property, The reedml proreciion: and it expert i.
dnee no a. aE .e pfsn ano1 1bs Jnocsy
ton. it viii then become The duty Of Consress to
supply such deficiency.
As Gen. Mcclellan belonged to the Breck.
nriege party In is6o It msy ba presumed
that the dogma embodied In Davis resolu-
tion is one Of the Constitutional rights II
heretofore withheld from the South which
he is anxious to secure to them. Il is stiu
further evident that he would now concsde It
to them because he says that ths N7i,n is the
one condition OF peacc. Senator Douglas
grappled the monstrous progeny of the Senate
Caucus as soon as it was brought forth and
he did not cease to combat 1t az long as he
nyet. It is matter Of the plainest history.
80 recent that nobody has forgotten 1t, that
Davis & Co. rent the Democratic party as.
suncer, for the declared reasou that they
could not get their constitutional richt ;,
hare 1t protected there by the Federal Gor-
eminent, When Gen. Mcclellan urces rs In
to give the South their corstitp.
t1onal rights in the future, we ask
him If fh{s Ia tbe yipht fe ,afara "a =
Being the vital. and fndeed the on,v no1,t ~ H.
controversy when secession hepan wa ~, ~
clnde that tfs. Then we nav tha1 ~. 49,, 49,
neon1c are MT ready tn Weld tn that aeno,a M
Ne saw that thev are less ready tn r,c1a ~ u
now than they were four wears apo, We sav
further that the friends and foil swers of Sta
phen A. Douglas are not prepared to kuee1
to his assaBsins and confess that they were
right when they brought hum to the block at
Charleston.
No! This great controversy is not to be
settled till 1t is settled right. The division
h1s gone beyond the remedies OF patch work.
Our enemies know It tuu we'll. and hence
their uuyars1ng demand that We shall recos-
nize accession as an accomplished fact before
we talk of peace. Though we humble our.
s6Ive6 az low Is the Chicago Convention. and
the Chicago candidates would humble rs
though we admit that we were wrong In
16C0, when we refused to protect slavery In
the territories, and hence that We had been
murderers eyer s,nce-they will have no
Union with us. The question is committed
to the arbitrament Of the sword, and by the
decision both we and they must abide.
ausrr p7C1moV0 T7p,c nv.
FREblDENTT
~ AO014ES AAE NDppt&AtAuh pTQulE1bU81y*
that the Confederate press evincea such an
interest In our election, 1nd talks out 20
plainly as toits wishes; and gives its orders
to their purity with such arrogatce; as If it
Wis their election still, and they had right
es Of old, to pull and push the DemocratIc
party this way and that, according to their
own notions Of things. Our malignants are
a1raid that the. Richmond papers will o1erdo
the thirg, snd prove the identity Of the
Northern aud Southern wings too unmtstak-
ably. But there ie no lodging the fact, that
tho Southern papers are Us much or more
concerned about the course Of politics in the
Northern states. anu who shall De Our Presi-
dent, than they are shout the condition Of
Lees army. Inc frequency With which they
return 10 the subject, and the terms in which
they express themselves, show unmiEtakably
That they consider this the great question Of
the day; and tbat their very Life hinges upon
1t, II tn, : can elect s' Democratic'' Presi.
dent here, they consider thsir own inde.
pepdence sure thing. They know that
they always did rule that party, and they
tsust that they always can. And they are
rirht-. TIE part5 which met In the Toad
stool on the lake ehore was Richmond con-
cesn. 1t got Its shape and animus from the
Confedtracy.
1t "as directed beforehand how to pro-
coed, and It obeyed- Their papers laid down
the programme; messengers came up into
Canada and met the leaders ct the democ:n-
cy, and talked the whole thing over; and
the proceedine6 were cut and dried IL Her
Aa]eslys aomlG1onsi and the Convention
carried them out- 30 that to-day this Nc
Cleilan party Is IN the Interest OF Rfchmood;
ae moulded, shaped, controlled, governed. as
Of old, from the South. It fB the same old
party We have commended with and beep pov.
crued by for thirty yesrs.
The Question therefore ,s. are wa tn Ia
x1dnne5 in. nr shall xre rcs,at ard ~ ~, 49,
inp TO royern ourselves as the 1ors1 na+fan
hs. bten do,nr this mas. fonr rcarsS ~
conntrheaa nTess NAV we3, 10 an,.a
I'd That the anxiety nf +he ro,fado-ot..
should beso evident II may o1aro, t,,a 49,
est and unsuspect,nr o+ tbe,- n.-1 -
the neop1e, ae snrh. have oot +isns.< ~ ~.
Richmond nile Thev hora ha., ss.a, -Hs
to mt 1t down. apd We eusnert s-a ~ dat"S
mined yet It is scarcely therrfore IN +1,a
power Of the Confederacy to 1e1n tba;r .,t,aa
elect q President this year. at 1c,s+ hv on:n
planning and direction Thsv 1.,,, naadss
coyer their track VIII IN do r,1oh 49, ~
mar be very anxious abont n. and ;naass
capnot avoid such an1tctr. Int NOR ~ 80
make mn the,r minds +hot H. .,a~sha,,.
-,,1o d go; - .,,asa g. otA'sa0tuctS
hccomes RI +hosa - fn..tss s sa".n ss'-" nA'esef
-~ . 80 G eoa'
IT.. asns nE ~ LANE ~ * EcI1oN.
ia cooa - +,ma r. NC NC, aa'ns election comes
T,o,sn u M. % tnm ;. ane . IS Of good quality.
te1 ce1 .os Aoa at Infs date, 1t is sufficient