New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-05

Don't you know that McClelhnS election would
be followed by an Armisticel Don't you know
that an Armistce would raise the blockade oil
the Southern ports, withdraw our armies from
every Southern State, surrender every military
advantage we have won in four years fighting 7
Don't you know that our army would be d.
minished instantly, upon the establishment oil
the Armistice. two hundred thousand men by
the mastering out of the cOlored troops and
employs Don't you know that the ArmlStice
would be accepted by England, France,
Spain aud Belgium as the recognition by
the United States of the Confederate Govern
menti Don't you know that in the interval be-
tween the Armistice and negotiations for
peace and the restoration of the Union, Europe
would food into the Rebel States munitions OF
war and men. and that the Richmond leaders
would make themselves impregnablc on the
Potomac and on the Atlantic and the Gull
coast Don't you know that our offers OF
peace to the JEFF. Davis Government would
be met with the demand for recognition
of the independence of the Confederate
States This is as positively certain a.
any future movement of the heavenly bodies
Every moneyed man in Europe knows it
every true politician in both Hemisphere
knows 1.-THE Confederate statesmen, soldiers,
dplomatists and journalists have over and over
and over again declared it. Separation from us
is their incxorable purpose. In the language Of
jeff Davis in his interview with Col. jacques,
that we WILL have. or humiliation" 1t is
McClellans business to save them from annihila-
ton. You have made it your business, unwit-
tingly, we believe, to give to them separation.
For the inevitable, predetermined effect Of Nc
Clcllan's election, calculated at Richmond, ar
ranged at Niagara Falls, provided for at Chi
cago. will be the recognition of the Southern
Coniederacy and the eternal division Of the
Union. Then what
Is c. l.. Valandigham known to you,
watchmen and warders of trust funds and
Government securities' He shaped the
Chicago Conventions; gave its character TO
the Chicago Platform; seconded the nOmi.
nation OF Mcclellan, and moved that it be
made unanimous; is the chief advocate OF
McClellan's election in the great West; is the
commando of the vast political secret
order of the Sons OF Liberty, who VIGOROUSLY
labor to promote the Rebel iDyasions of Indiana,
Illinois, Missouri, and Ohio and TO destroy the
Union by the conquest of the North and the
triumph of the Rebellion. This man has been,
ever since the revolt of the Shareholders, as in
tcnsely rebel as Longstreet has been, or Brock
inridgc. or jeff. Davis. He made speech at
Monmouth, in Illinois, on the 2lst of October,
IN which, bold advocate of Disunion as he is, he
boldly said:
THE Democratic party are IN favor Of recon.ruo-
tucky resolutions of 1925 lState Governments w
oppossd Capitalization Of pOr,r IN Gorsrr-7,uf
tending from e Atlantic 20 he Pacfc. rhicb roud b one
Of ne u0rs dep0sr7s oIh We are IN favor VI re-
construction of the Union on the principles OF state
sovereignty"
He ayows purpose that you may not know,
may not believe, may jeer at-but which every
we'll informed politician in the country does
know is determincdly entertained by the con-
spiratori who put Mcclellan in nomination.
and that IS TO break up the Great Republic into
four small republics. Some Of you, gentlemen,
have unoonsoiou ly labored to produce this re-
suit Some Of you will labor in this direction
this very day. Ii you succeed in electing Me-
Clellan, and the suicidal Armistice is followed
By a necc lsary surrender on our part, or a
speedy and inevitable defeat in 4 contest
to be renewed with the world; and
the separation Of the Slave States takes place
and is recognized; and tie Free States in the
basin Of the Mississippi, made the natural allies
Of the South By their copartnery in the uses and
benefit Of the Father OF Waters, become the
political tools of the dominant SlayeOcracy, and
separate from YankeedOm; and disgust, self
interest and ambition give separate political
existence 90 the Pacific States, already divided
from u, by The Rocky Mountains and the Ameri-
can Desert-if all this takes place, as il ineyita-
bly, will what will become Of your United
States Bonds. your Treasury Notes, your Ger
tifcatcs Of Indebtedness, your Greenbacks, the
Greenbacks' Not to raise now any ques-
tons about ,he assumption of the Rebel war debt,
and payment of war damages and war claims to
the Southern States, single and confederate,
what would become. gentlemen, of your
trust funds and your capitall They would
utterly perish. They would utterly and ire
coycrably lose their value Bankruptcy would
flow Ike a sea over the North. Terrible as
would be- the ruin that would whelm invest
ments in the public securities, and wash over
all realized wealth. the destruction of labor
caused by this destruction Of wealth, and the