Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-30
PIBLI>HED SKNi.WKEkLT--
Tuesday Morning 4 Friday Afternoon.
WHAT WE HAY EXPECT.

WHAT WE NAY EXPECT.
While we write, s. called Democrats, Of
that section Of the Cuion which i. not 10
open rebellion, are III the most intense
excitement, at Chicago. The Peace and
the War elements Of that party are 10
fierce if not deadly collision. Each bas
Committees (cpen or .ecreD aud roxdy
Clubs, to Influence the delegates in favor
Of this or that candidate for President
The wiser aud more ssgscious see that it
vill be fatal policy TO take up known,
open subuissioui.t, like NallsDdis BAN
while the more fiery and ultra honest, If
net poli,ic) 60 for ending the contest by
disuuion at The risk Of degradation and
eternal warfare. And another class-only
anxious to keep up the party so as to save
the most of the spois-sdvoca:e a new
hsn, with no principles, but with gum
elastic platform, that will suit every local
ity so ,hs, they may labor to the best ad-
vsstsge.
Whether they split, as they did Al
Charlestop-or unite upon some "Polk
and the Tariff of 40" swindle-we may
expect . warm contest until Nov. next.
ln!e;ligen, men generally argue that the
present las, hope Of the Rebels, is for
some dough face President, By whom Sla-
very can again become omuilo o,en', and
the North reduced to the CONDITION Of the
South. The kings of the Old World,
also. look with wild interest Ct the struggle
here going op. Mr. Belmont, the sgeut
Of the Rothsctilds, is the morey-b bearer Of
the Democracy. All the sristocrscy of
the North is uDited with Ari,'ocrscy every.
where in The sentiment, Anything to de.
feat the upstart Rail-split,er aud the
boorish Tailor" Heart!ess speculs,ors
would continue the ssr that they nav
coin money from human suffering and
Tan.. Soured snd disappointed RepubIi-
eAns-neu wbobsve been refused contrac
or ofdces, or who have failed 10 cock or
drive the President into ac91iesence with
their peculiar views upon points where
true patriots may honestly dissgree-will
foolisbly deuounce the Administration, or
srai,orously conspire to betray and destroy
H. Our losses will be magnifed-the
Rothscbilds boast-and sympsrbizers will
echo. TIE faint Of heart and inirm Of
purpose will fail to comprehend the mag !
ni,ude Of the issue, aud some will despair
The ignorant will be imposed upon and
confused BY the N os, absurd and iufam Gus
f,l.ehoods that the Father Of Lies can set
in motion by tongue or press. High pri-
ees will be enhanced if possible, and fam.
ine threatened. Balii staggering, stimuli.
tsueous, side-spreaG, and apparently en-
shusiassic-like a Rebel charge, with .
"yelr'-will be the opening Of the cam
psigp, as if "tbey would deceive the very
elect"
These ril Je Hfimes 10 try men souls"
Trusting that God has yet IN store bless
ings for this Nation, its friends (the foes
Of Rebelliop) have need to be on the alert.
They must BE- alive, vigi!an', many banded,
clear On every side, there will
be WORK to do. | gnorsnce and fslsehood
must be met, and foiled The weak must
be strengthened. Above all, there must
be an inexbaus,ible stock of hope and
good nature on hand. "Never despair of
the Republic" Ia every trial, never get
sugry-never give the lie-sud pever in.
dulge in useless street controversy Most
Of those 10 the wrong, are honest, and only
Deed to be better Informed, in the right
spirit, to come out right. The reelection
Of Curtin, and the enactment of the SOL
diers' right to vote, have made great in.
roads upon the Opposition, and the slow
but cure advance Of Grant aud Sherman
ere wearing out the Rebellion. The losses
We have endured, can only be recompeused
BY the speedy and complete. suppression of
lie foul and fai,hless oligarchy who began
this war upon the Union. Courage, then,
md resolu'e, we'll directed effort, We trust,
viii bear the good Ship of State safely
through the impending storm. LIE. every
che do bis own duty.
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