, 1864-09-01

9 Them as ,he fires sweep sonr priir1es. ,Caesss
Neither shaiisht I'll tv u abuut .psalty. II
!. # they mrau fidelity to thn tDnsfituiou, 1t IL
= glorious ~urd INT II BY 1t they mean ndhesiuu
il abraham Lincoln and hia ro.ic1es, then II is
: damnsb'e word. lloud cheett1 . Yoa rem:mo
n | dCO1des in CoLven'ion b. comprumtfe,. nn tall
b Ing bistory 10 night In 1gdisna, where itg
T. Pta1e Convention. Kemcuber seren States hs
= 9o4e ont OF the Uuion. VirgiLis stretched r.,rt
her snd saa ID ,ss shsy yunisn Tsad Y
- | chlld Hclh nut rather have accepted their cuud
!, tipns than 10 hare had This war; But the Raoul
). lc.rs vo.e1 eoEn .he propo.os. V1r-,nta ~
i she could not coatrol her people. The State {
! Tcourtfee and 0 her States followed hsr. Kca
= only uy the torce ofthe ba,oues We hare pross
n cuts this War tor louf yGnrs without giving tt
a Southern States any chance fur coming to r.
! tonight to chrer us. Our rivers which uncs Dor
I our comc1vn commerce hare run ih1ck with r4tei
ual blooo. Let me fay TO Jon, away 9Th yoo
before shs wings her wsy to c1ecnal separation
; haze been around conaide1sbly lately. and hav
nos found one single mar, ~onau or CHI d Va.
, will hutTnh for Lincoln. Nov how many will huf
. 1ah for Mcclellan, (Harraas for Mec.eilau.} Yoz
OF that co.1uusion that bardens yuu with 1stiou
: eomo OF its frauds. When military operations drs
, commenced, cerraln man bought lot Of cafbiues
o. the government. and put upon them Que dollal
In repairs, ind rnen sold tuem back TO tue goyesu
state Of ,hiuyr vote Tor 1brsham Llnapln. Il M yor
5pd esR1sss s
among lis supporters IL Bn1er h4lf desii, aus ons
quarter beast, auc less than one-foGrth hum IN.
| (cheeis) becutten By the Prince of tel4. HcYed
hum the ro1ctn womb Of crime and thrown into
the lap Of civilization adcfuru.ed unfinished w1sca
{cbetrr) he WIS cent trfore his ut1e trtp Ii .
trr hing world less thAu half m1de up, and Il 70
/ hHtk-fn1 1nhEfnp H4fnYnA1 III r fhn rlr
at him as he passes By. tCheers)
But take your N. 4 who haye fought the battle Of
Isncs;7n. lcheeIz] The Constitution a. is SSst ahst
the temple Of liberty Is huilt upon. To-Day the
denoc1atc parry arc ready. 20 be.t back every as-
II 4 fall discussion and a lair election. 1 epe,k
the roitc OF the democracy when esy thsT We
to bsxs tIss press and ds .pd
irrest dsht the world ever SAT. ,Cnee:s.j
LII 12e .djnre you By the bouos At
:eneord .sa - - hy n! teat j. glorious ii
matter NJ wnat sacriucc. lChrers| Yon nsys a.
wazs been uue TO the constitution aud the laws.
turn not sour backs npon them; but come life ot
death, VT vail rcssst luy encsoachneot a. did our
futlcr. at yorktown AID Concord and Hunter
Hill! fchetEr.l History tells Us that the women
eli s,Drs 10 e.p1ipte to 1aer eol, io5 SSe1tp
en- Revolutionary mothers, h,slur 10 rims Ia
r,n melted up their leadrn s3pons iofo buiets to
hsnt me tatues Of The Ators,c1n Neyolauon.
| s,.l telievs women will hare ther influence and
tlat 1sh VIII Fct t7ke stones Ia th.ir apsops and
d.ire bIah-m Lincoln from the countrF. ia
voice.. THY say they will throw thea."i Thank
1ns you ssour attention. will c1oes.
= ueNDR1c1s, or INDIANA
Hi. He3& Fickt. OF Indiana, said ,ha. the Deno.
breeze, snd II it were eustaincd, fhe tvopie wouId
ehow thst th& WE'RE c#psble of sell royerament-
II not. thry y. ere not he ielt satisfied Inst The
aud the Union ree more. Thi- IL u contest sh.r
requires TIE Ct.G age and the wisdom OF th. peo-
p,s We are 70. 70 b b., ms. ey f*.. ogen argument.
zom1nxtion 1o-osy she had htr choice. H. ,e,t
sa1ieted that the mir votes would BE- cast for
There ie no Democrat agains. tie Union. nSns
CELL be nga1' It IT. Those oppo=cd 10 it are The
6Eeea,ers u the South The At0itioAists OF TIC
North, againt1 both the Democracy are now rornr
TO wH.e war- Thir Is the only parry whicn Gao
hr1ng shout the restoration of that Union whlch
onz'1ashets u1ads; Are sou gong u 1rust the re-
ml1ed IL: tSp.1 The Democratic party, IL un rn-
Conditional rbioE party L. 1or the uEion o. lhc
basis o. the Constitution. TDt rank and hie or the
Republican psE1s are for The unioo, bnt the 1ead-
ere IRE opposed 10 it. In the miade OF Inst month
It was tsAted in The papers t1~t four renel cmh-
ss'.es wers 1t Nizgaa IN sonsul: atisn sh Horace
Thtse emtsaries zaaae proposals. but the Pre.i-.
dent :tsuea bit famous To whom 1t mag coucern,
whether ". viii be ruled sy the i = or by one man,
By the power Of tho law we Ill equals. Bot the
law hab ben st nhide mud We are now N cnslased
speaker ftlt saneuine that the ticket nominated
to-cay-wiI be succs-sful. The people wish q
chauee, even It be no worse. We will be re.iated
1ili,nciy beoome SLAVES when we can have our ill-
estiee. The speaker hcre maue an apology for hia
ssd1s.s-he 81 having come .. = deieeste, but Is
. erlectAtoY, closing With an appeal tn every ono
befe to 60 home determined 70 do his duty.
The convention ~hicn has ju.t been hed has
pIoducs 4 Lew era IN the life Of the country.
xhfrh n 1,tnr has hem dead IA
more rcru1rec!td aud pinceo trlunpbant1y before
he wtr'd. 1t has achieved q glorious triumph. a
and has only 10 he rntihed IN November by the
people It The polls. The resurrection. he ho2ea,
trusted HE tull rtma.utd IN the msrses and that
they lave rot bean su1k 10 low, b5 the fouf years
of oeepotie, but tha! th.y could to crush ont
rant At Washinpton ont Of political exletence. For
the last few yeurs they. ~ nation, yc been op-
pres%ed and have euferrd. If ever nation could
eutief. Let the masses remember the sn!lrlca
which had he.n inflicted upon Them. and
rise IN tbc,r might. BE hopeful be fnvincioie. be
tr1el b. energetic be 'aitrfnl be nnteEri
roar 1t ttis 1t'.nt interrupted The speaker. and
| the no1ee enht ding, 1t was discovered that Mf.
Reeves hau tnbsided alro.]
| MR. PRENTICE
| Mr. Prtnticc, Of New Yors, felt that In the gen.
eEal psoar IL Won]d be inpossibl: fr hn to tals.
| betf Of the Convention for the, manner in which
they have scftd their part for the ia.t few daJs-
sdehia r. becsnse he new he nosls ii fpr't 'a' II
citizens vi thst sta'e. This was not the hsst
time he had stood was'nE var for Dsmoc-
1s 1sss ws aaS Sc ss sa1 il r @ 's E
| was ih. gallant old State loyhl to the
Democratic cause- The peop:e there were IN ia
canse. Mcclellan viii m,ke . good President: be
will be !stthtol 70 tne ttGsi IN hand and VII prove
he will certainly tdmne1 CT The laws according to
the constitution, snd is to be m agEeeahle con.
paving mEh fllnutc to the ttatcsmapiike qual-
Ties and patriotism OF the second lomiDee, As.
Peudls1en, oi o5lo too speaksr sdsetted ~ strong
tiop. He DENOUNCED I'll conecfsptton law ID au
unconstitutional 1oearute, which affects every
citizen .3isinS under tie pEese99t, govs1n sa
chaxtcler, zcd it from beginning TO end Demo-
cratic SECTIONS, like Illinois, had to bear
it most severe action, "bas Abolition p,Ets were
Ieurth Of lhc fllth' that Lincoln Of alt other Pre-
! fideDts bad tsokca the Constitution ny refrsin:
ni,ons -, sud I Is b. living up AE:nsiles sdo N bis
Is e1holt;ns his heartrs to remain firm to the
ssfa,th''
Mr. Motfe wsa rum The southern part OF Ken
tuc3. 1Ld cItrEtd at large Into description Of the
t. IN IL s.a;e. lie considered Mcclellan and
s1oeaen Ksn.neky. snd entrcsted nil WHO heard
at lhr nomination than he ever d,d
| before, end YES more inclined TO shout hal
| stIpjah than he trcF did at any camp meesins :
GEORGE WHISKY sTrP.
4 noity, haltitiotic and halEdrnnken fellow,
who announced himself as WAtrxy Smith, OF
Enscsu cenhty. thea exhibited himsslt hs 70 tae
Intense delight OF the bays, aud the hearty disglst
drove mott OF :be Indies away. Atter q few mia.
IL s shp bseoag 70 see
drink. His rcmazAs, as uEual. are too n.thy for
OTTER STEAMERS.
George B. Smith next epuke at cons1detaole
lerrth On the evils Ct the present adfain1stratton
he pictured the condition Of the " "smutty 9ld. r.
| Ear nt Washington" aud wuudered Wha: little
/ ioke" The nomination reminded him Of. He con-
GUIDED his remarks by diatribc on loyalty genes-
ally. =, ,,s,,,on,, III.
lowed in similar st1ains 10 the eminent deligns q
ther dtmo1aue audience VINO s6oa a,.e5 ed NJ.
nIett commenced cheering At eve1J ooos ana eye"
| sy thing tha. came Across their way
NATIONAL cOMMlTTEE.
The aelesa,ee OF the different States met tn the
evening and selected National Democratic com'
D1ttee, ar tof'ows:
N9to oHdmrfhirs-Jusiah Ainot.
TsrMont.-n. B. Smith.
/ Mdxs1chts<k SIS. O. Prince.
| >IlAoce HQ d.-Gidenn Bradford.
| ConnecfietlE.-Wm. u. Converse.
| Nttc Tork.-Aneust Bemont.
| NfN JtFxfp-W. G. Stct1e-
| Hennet1ranid-Wm, 4. t,tlbEaith.
.Deidt0die John A. Nicholson. :
HafUand-Ooen Bozte. =
ket.tuc2V-Jtmes Guthrie and /. S, TTinble.
0Aio.-1<ufus P Hansey.
1nataad.-W- E. Elblack.
1Ainots. Wilbur F. Storey.
Aichi00n.-N L. Bancroft.
,Mtxs1tst-Lewis Y. Bogy.