New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-19

The fact that Lees Army cheered Justify
when they received the news of MeClellanS
domination cannot be gainsayed. They had
been assured By their misieadcrs that Little
Mac is all right hat his election would end
their perls snd priyations by insuring their
triumph-they knew that Pendleton had stood
their friend in Congress and elsewhcTe-they
saw that the Chicago Platform was all that they
could ashland they cheerod as II they had
heard that Early bad taken Washington, max
ing the President and his Cabinet their prisoners.
Lord Lyons wrote officially to Earl Russell, III
November. 1853, that the removal Of Mcclellan
from command Ind taken abach and frustrated
those Conservative" leaders in our city who
were meditatng a surrender to the Rebels. o.
course, those Rebels are now chccred with the
fond delusion that their friends are about to put
him back again. But they viii be wofully dis
appointed.
Mr.. Thomas O. Harter, member of Me-
Phail's L. s. Detectives, makes the following
statement through The Udbash Qnd.) ETpross :;
On the Goth OF Aur 1864 had opportunity to get
into conversation with cs.9c. n.ached 10 Dfisaae
Md. ali jackson y; the time. the! were cncnnpcd
ut shephcrlsiown Virgais. fortunately came into
possession Of Baltimore Anrieaa, end received as'
surane,s from tie commanding ocer Of their pickeia
that would be granted the privilege OF exchanging
papers and my return 10 our own iorces Iteady ac
cepied hnd during tbs time bad tho ioioFins inter
view with the above colonel IL. inst question Ia me
Wa DO ycu think that tie recent nominees fof
President and NerPresidelt or IN otler wo'ds do
you tlink TINT Lincon gni johnson. VII Do elected
President and Vice President ct tie United States thus
falP My reply TO the above was that II was m;
opinion they would. 10 that reply he remarked that II
such should be The cas- then the cause ia when be was
cucac ed oud prove hopeless; that iteir nhB hoies
were founded IN the delusion Of divided North and
change Of Administrations If such Old not oecur tlt
IN his opinion there would no. be gun ired niier re
lapse II three months alter Il was made known To me
Southern CO.fedcraoy that Lincoln ana Johnson were
elected.
Il Iemarkcd to him that tie pTca.deIt had called
fr I've hu .drcd thonsand rorc men. and ihi tLcy
won be forthcoming soOu ard - many uore II neces
sgiy. He replied: You NAV IGi-s that humber m men,
but we c1uld Lot add 20 our strength five hundred
III M they had corsrfipied all nearly 80. between
The nges of sixteen md fly capable of bearing arms
10 hrs last expression wish IL call your attention. ~
NAV aipear small nuulo tqrrhe. bni, Eoiw Ithsand
igg car iruthfuly say h Is correct.
- Rave travelled nearly a. over virginia snco me
Rebellion IN al OF is important cites and ioWns ana
s1ow that what say - uuei and having scen ".heis
tlat have LaG siLinf opportunities w ascertain Iao's
In rcggid 20 iLer hopeless siiUai)ni can say as one
confident OF saying what Is true Tat they are az pres
cnf stronger in force than they can be agis ana ihat
al that l. required 20 nsure the suceo, OF our arms
and our cause j. tie Presidents ca ir more
mel end prevent tie election OF fhG so-caJel peace
men ~ any position whatever either IN County stare
or United Siaes 1her facilities for getting news from
Tie Northern States ATE % such - nature thrt thcy
would got be kept IN ,he dnr> long after he result Is
made known; and they expect other Assistance lhn
from tie reported division Of the people IN The Northern
states Let them know here j. none. and the iSe is
ourf and once moie viii the Stars and Stripes, tho
emblem Of nberiy triunphanty wave over every Sta'o
in cur country