New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-12
Politics in Soldiers Ietsera.

IsrrE HELD. prTokE PErrR-Bun0 Sept, 20 1854.
am happy 10 know that the wicked
pr e-,of not ard that the traorors aud dinbolies'
.es Of our political antagonist. thn sncinee OF ar
&. uafry and our cause are In fair wav 10 come Ia
npurhL How subiimely ridiculous has been ne PER,
frmnnee ~ the whole ihrcc Tie 10 RHO splinter inh
dzse ~ Chicago the LIgh horse which they rode alter
Little Mao was announced - tho nominee ot tae
party. an ther sub-rquent great tfpidnton "nl IL
uron sla receipt ~. letter ui acceptance 81 nc
nrll amt I have always thought tht the true qua
10, al Of che North would psuse suiiirirDt H. TIE
Conflicts between parties ~a.f" the qncinns NJ issue
are ~ ~ great lpl vital importance involving 90 igcf
do tho principles upon which our Government Is
bas.d ami cS~t free people. independent ana
uriir besides hc Constltut,pn az tho reit pop,h o
humanity and morality which IL now being spved ana
which ID ~ affect the whole human rnco and inhn-
en.s the d'st.sY ~ coming generations Believe ne
ny deir II affords ne great pleasure H inuch
eomiot and strength. u receive the HtsHHnfc tnnt ""
are not deserted Wy friends NJ bone land ihink
MAY speak Tor the entire armll while We woTA ava
ndlf. and dnr, 80 much behrlf of iigh, and Justice
When read the proceedings OF the Chicago Co.yel'
lion during ts organization and continuance ~ the
same crUrching. a. ! was. behind friendly heap Of
Git Nhlch protected me only rom the balls 90 ne -h -
shooters amid the roar OF cannon, the bursting {"
bombs screcchng OF shells. and hurting balls. ana ;hc
Li.Ens of beis tons 81 iron and leid belag pitched
ibous N a m"at pr"mscn'ns and careless main'I
ny heart almost failed M. was run I" give up
IN aespcir and d egusf Then IN day or two We gOt
more particular accounls tho speeches. he platforms
and hs nominations, AID ny blood almost onru ~ ny
fierce wrath and iupOrit ruCe. hINo no dodht Vut
m de some wicked aud foolish remarks and Tssn, -
a .it-..
unt hn''p 'o""o VI ~ ~ ,p.ht - H. cha,
'hd fos'ohaol' we" - WI , ,tf ,,b ,n,nv
~ :" an1,ed 7, A., so cn,e and ,rae nsrly com
IN ia,s,,rs a., al ,s,sr dne d.hberation G me
IL lie rnnriusInn TINT tho thing would not work the
peol lie would not sws,w II, and although the party
might be powerful and caase rs mI;h tr',bo iii sf
go" get tsr mass Of the people "ou' M ia R"o' "ie
chow The true m,ttc and come to tim'.
Co r, 18th NEw.YoRK AEuLrRy,
Army rHG POTOMAC sept 20. lsel.
Y0u may rest assured That TINS army VIII V0lo
hclmng,y for the Unioo and tho anti.nrUis'o"
candidates. and II this army, whore tho Mcclellan
feeling ID supposed 10 be strongest gees right Of eOprse
IN. ,Ler ernie, West and south win 90 right also
d., y,u thirk IL possible for soldier u nhor we
have labored to march 49, lave marched. "a light
as wo have fought and whcl on the point OF reai!ns
the benefit II our labors and suIe'ngs, vote fl party
which gould give up everything for which We hive Ia
bored and fought who would ,unh 70 TIE enemy
40 hld conquer who IN favor Of AN ermisIee
after drn INK Eary In headlnng rut out ~ th' ohoai
doah Valley end after taking Atlanta. Mobile and ic
tciaburyf Mover; 1t Is not possible. gel! tcn the
soldiers 80 all right. iun may DEPEND on hcm ID n"
only boa. tho Sogthnrn toppcrhrads In he neld, pnt
the Northern Ccpperheais by their votes.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Sept. g. 1851
Among the Union officers who have
.,,l, ,l.d h.,a v,,, CON Nea;o,nness of the 18Th