New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-24

system Of free government yourhsaed hy the ConsitI
ton ~ the United states or whether wond iguotiy
WELD II ~ a sacrifice 10 The iu spirit Oh slavery DO
j state the issue 100 strongly let for II moment
rec ur Ia the facts The Slave Democracy refused 20
abide by the will Of the majority. con-titn;ionaiiy ex
pressed; 4 nanyurate civil vag 10 destroy the Mon
the Government took up 10 vnGieae ia authority
and 10 pcipet,ats its existence ly compelling,
obedience 10 that authority. After ncby ard
most successfully battling for this end Cor more
an three Yeas with the certain promise Of final vic
tory the opposition forward With their Chicago
platform decar ing tho war 10 be failure, demanding
SUSPENSION OF b0stIiites and q relcr ~ negotiation
with Rebels in arws. in tho face Of their persistent
declaration that boy viii cODtempinorsly reject every
proer Of peace that does not embrace their absoste
undergraduates. 10 these portions Of the Chicago plat
form the candidates o the opposition took 10 exception
Therefore the election Of General Mcclellan To1ld
have been deliberate declaration On tie part Of the
American people that the war for the snppession III
the Rebellion has proved faiiale, eid II,
must inevitably beys lea TO t tos. sf" yn,is.
on independence ia the f-ce Of our victt rious
armiR. Which have already wiested from 'hem
more t,an one.tlird os the territory they originally
usurr Gu has might have expected from lhos1 sis
our armies AhlrawD aud hope!ess,y dem0Iaiscd with
tho Government credit greatly weakened il not de
sticyed. with unfrienay foreign governments scAnowi
cdfng .pcr independence and owing them su'co ABA
the Chicago platform administration iumby suing ior
pcacei Why they wol.d have laughed 30 sccrn every
proposition snort Of araiion and tho absolute ice
nsut,glv to the fac. that through own pslahiuiiy
We had y9in tarily shorl Of tie cntary. Ia
nanciaI norAi etrc sih requisite TO me enioroe-
ment Of Other eonditiona me woiid might ,hfu na.e
applied To the aPosrophe OF the poet On dene'at
''shrine OF the mighty can i, be,
Thr; this II al IL lea OF thee
Nv henrt sckeus end On II voluntary shndder passes
over me Whenever | r.g.emylats tle tuml.atioa ana
tie fearful per- our eoyAtiy has escaped Thanks he
10 God aid Ia the patriotism anu interference " SuI
-. NJ nh ~ 1T
Us then rejoice no at tho defeat OF party hut Of tie
triumph II the right; the revccable it a the Ancr
can people has e0De forth that the Rcbeioa shall be
suppre .sed ami the Union preserved. LIT the hiaIds
Of freedom everywhere rejoice ut tue great rofs a'
compished on tho s'h " Noveher IL h 20 thciD, ~
your toaat declares, i0r u hords assntsnre - 70.
world that the American people are worthy OF tner
oi tn Ssht and that they have Net that The great M
public shall 1--we 10 she'd It's hosslL9s on trh AMY !" t-e
latest generations
5. ORR soS SENATORS AND HiPRsssSrArivES ~ 1nh
I'M rfSiSTh 'ososf 49, o" .e-eu .,'s6 - ~
ia "sy ss ~ =. g. Wv $3.50, n" ,as
s.-'! ,l, -, n, ,..,s an. uo,r hav. ee.u .s,els Ia
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TIE No, WrII,x g. DAp,rsG responded Tic Wa
,,.e.ea with tLree cLeers re s,ii; Mr. PresiIe :;
ar, r ..ful FOR this oppoI ulty afforded ule partI,
raj. in tho festivities of til. evening and for the PRIV
Iegc accorded so Of respon {: 90 the sentiment ~
uruposel ard which ms hr-u 50 enthusiastically re-
eoiye ed Nv this t,i lnt asscnlisge Vi Union men, VIC
are 10 celebrate tc lection OF Abraham Lincoln aud
Andrw johnson tue e.e,'ion of Reuben T. fenton AID
thomas II. u.
m, n rotn the state and C.ty II hew.iork lCheers.
We meet here In spirit Sf cXrltston oyer the ceiedt
81 our opponcDt but With feelings OF deep Ind abiding
~ al the eon'cti that our success has soen.ed me
ationiI uniD-a. i1e knowledge that our coIlirs
l., 10 survive, and the Union u be preserved with
al the inesiiuable blessings guaranteed by me
Const,tuiion. TIE American p-op's haye clearly
tatei their ability To govern Themselves.
hv Tho n.aeesl and orderly manner IN which
m eYtne election has been conducted ia tie midsi "
a great and desolating war--the, have shown their
~. fA.. i.xa
pressed through tie ballot box their confidence ~ to
present Admiui-tIaton and pave given uitersnce to
lher belief thrt the Rebellion rt1 DC Destroyed ana
that peace with OIL lis hoy srHouno.hts VII ,h.Iool
be- r,oied and they have also determlIsd 10 do ther
duty tier whole duly. by uphoidins tine National char
aetsI and credit b, furnishing men and money by en-
courafng orr bravo soldiers aud sailors IN s4alowI
edgug their claims ~ the gr'tuds OF their county.
men for al coming tune. by providing fos tie wants OF
ths widows and orphans made by this sccursed
Rebellion. and by all ard every MEANS Al their
lower sustaining our noble aud patriotic President IN
Lis honest efforts 10 vigorously and successfully prose
cute the 10 glorious termination. Lcni cheers
irtysx thonsand Union of this city will 10 long
er be nnrepressaied-or msrepresensed,hlr ,.se J..
in the Halls Of Congress. prolonged cheers.l Four
yoafs Gso Senator Cnngman OF North Crolin-, (row
Rebel General believe stated Oh tue floor y, tie
United States Senate. his frrn option. that IN q
short time the organization that had Just elected Abrn-
ham Lincoln President of the nicd states would have
an overw henine msjorty in both Houses OF Congress
and that ti' Soutn "ouu theh pe fVN'~' consciucu'
~ he preferred n anticipate such sn event by With
drawing at nee from the Union That prediction is
now fuliuol-tLe Thirty ninth Congress va
contain men. twotIirds II not thrce.fouyths IL
whom viii VOC for every lawful measure
calculated 10 the force and power Of the r. Del.
hon ard 10 bring about speedy return Of the Rebels
10 their eeiaDse 10 the lawful authority OF the United
sses and forever AS far as the power In thea is oon.
additionally vested to utterly annhilate anu destroy
the sngle t.rest which has thus far united the Sotn
In its war agaius, the beet Of Governments and which
nov appears be in danger u death at the hands OF
the South itself (CheersI Tho slave has become the
stray at which The drowning Kebil are now con
ynsiy,ly grsspne in the Lespliriug energy OF their
ern,~pe tRroes 10 save themselves ou sink;ng into