Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-10-04
From Washlngton.
Special Dispatch to- The Chicago Times.
WaAuJNGToH SAINT 0e

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Times
WASHINGTON. Sept. %.
The national resident democratic COM
mittee to-day issued brief address to the
democracy Of the United States. To open.
ing the committee says that "the recent
succeeses of cur army should inspire US
with renewed energy and hope. They
tend to disprl the doubt entertained by
many as to the final efficacy Of the policy
which we have all along 80 steadily pro-
posed. Our antagonists have constantly
endeavOre1 to iDstill the belief that no
terms Of pesce would ever be accepted by
the 80 called Confederate States, except
those which contemplate its final indepenS
denGe. Snch, too. has been the notion
which their twin cxiremities of the south
have endesv7red to inculcats; but such is
not the resalve cf the southern people, az
has been already eeinced by them on va
rious occasions. Every reverse or disc
couragomcnt which they sustain increases
the number g. those who would favor peace
on the basis Of reuui,ed country. Every
victory we achieve, every advantage we
gain. sugments the probability that an
earnest Effort az restitution on our part
will prove effectual The triumph of the
! democratic party in November is the only
way in which the nation can give voice to
| its preference f)r the policy Of peace or the
! baeis of reconstruction, over that of war
/ continued for the prime purpose Of abo>
! lti1n.
/ Secretary Seward and congr essman
! Washhurn Of H., returned to-day from a
visit to Gen. Grant They report that the
/ Dutch Gap canal is promising well, but
Lring no other items Cf news.
! A Lincnlr and JJhnson flag was raised at
the navy Yard last night, enid the firing
Of cannon and the display of fire works.-
! The city republican association turned out
with ten transparences and about two
hundred members, who marched down the
avenue. They cheered the Lincoln and
johnson tiGg as matter Of course; but,
when they came under the Mcclellan flag,
more than two-thirds Of the procession
gave three iusty cheers for it. 1t is need
less to say that the leaders Of the club fel;
somewhat surprised at go unexpected q
manifestation. There will probably Re
some Office, holders decaptitated to morrow
SAMUEL X CASEY Eso-We are pleas.
ed 10 learn, from the Ottawa Free Trader
that this gentleman has been nominated
for Congress by the Democracy of the 5tt
District. his IL a nomination emioeutly
fit to he made, a. we know Mr.. Casey L
be we'll qualified for the position, life
long democrat true TO the principles Of hi
party, and familiar with all the wants AM
interests of the State. He will be a popu
lar candidate, end If the honest yeomsnr,
Of the 9th District consult their own inter
ests, rs well as the general welfare Of To
State aud Nation. they will elect him.
He is cor sentative in his views-he is her
est. be is caPatlA-just the man to repre-
sent the Great West and guard her grow
ing interests in the National Legislature
Knowing Mr.. Casey's ability aad prepos
sessing planners, We feel confident that III
honest voters Of tie 9Th District will cleo
him by a large majority. If be we're
candidate m Egypt the people would vot
for him en- D1dsse- Benton Standard.