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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
From, Chnmbersburg-An Quiet-Be6ei
Not "a be seen.

sp, cini Dispatch to The ~ Y Tribute
CnnBErsnURc. Wednesday, Aug } 1904.
Everything is quiet here tonight save rumors
Of Rebel invading forces along the Potomac RIVER
Al il qalct ct Hagerslown.
Runaway citizens here uneasy fearing the return
Of the Rotes TO complete the destruction Of the town.
The light Of Large fire. in nlrtheasterly direction
is visible II is supposed to be Big Pond Furnace.
can be- distinctly seen from this point.
The wLercabOut 0. The Eebes Is unknown. Dr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
Ccmn,srci,, IpfcI.fgerce.

CorTos-The sales in the Liverpool market foT
- week for, up ssOo bales. tn. 1nAis; VS. quiet OF
tza q an advance Of I'D ID for American The ses 70
Spsculstors were 1900 bales, and 20 eXporers 500
The sales or tie 6sy OF the sailing of the 81 David wete
So bales OF which spcusors and exporters took EO the
uHtkor.rsl quotations: M.ddins Orleans, altd Moding
Hoblss 3.d. Middins Cplands Glad ne stock III port
Stars OF TRADE IN bAscuksTRS-rLs adv-ces non
upfsvorAbs The market wSs quiet and rs
nrices OF Goods sud Yarns lefs hrua.
BrxADsruYrs quiet but steady.
RkovisJoSs hfm.
Cspsols for Money, S0id9pt -
fhs Bullion In tho Baak Of EpsaBd hu decreased $50 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
News BIZ the Africu.
HALIYAx. W ednesday,

HALIFAX, Wednesday, Aug. J, Ibt9'
The steamship Africa, Capt. Stone, from Liv'
spool at 10Y O'Clock on the morning OF July % va
seenstown on the 2sth, arrived here at o'clock thu
wening, with two days later news from Europe
The u. S. steamers Niagara md Sacramento were nj
s,esor of Antwerp the 10Th Of July. The recently
ssported naval engagements are al supposed to be
lsaneris.
The departure Of Capt Scmmes FOR Nassau Is untrue
10 Ia said to have been Change at Liverpool on The
9o. hut lis visit rot generally known. and no De-
s.,opstraton was maie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
ErnnCt.

The French Government had addressed cir
salsr TO the various European Powers invSing mem 20
ssytina,e in AN international Congress, 20 be hcid
seIt Anturna FOR the purpose o. regulating ieegrS'
communication in Europe. o0.,
The King Of The Begans arrived at Paris on the Sih
n IA nnounced that the object Of his visit is merely 70
sseotiste marriage between the Count OF Flanders
and the Princess Anna Aiurat-
The Paris Bourse closed dnh on the Goth at 66i &c.
Il is asserted that the Emperor Napoleon v'I go to
Rs6en 10 have an interview with the King Of Prussia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
SUBSTITUTE ArrYuprs TO EscApR-HE

Is Snor DEAD.-The ncirllOrhood " Thirteenth ara
Spruce streets was somewhat cIcitedsyesierday ae
noon by The report u muskct, and 'he intelligence
that nan had tcen shot IN the open street IL Sens
tat Lieutenant md gard ariyci IN tie cry !es'
to-day, Ly tie NOW loik Road. with nnnoof Oi S"o
siituies and recruits. The men w,re plhccd ~ pas
scnser car connecting with the Bllimore Dc,ni, -
time 10 reach the } O'Clock train for wssbinfon Nn"n
st 1htcenth and Spruce streets one oi tie CONSTITUTES
Jumped nom the ear and ran. The Lieutenant and two
II tie guard followed in pursuit.. Sevrtl coils were
made to the snbsiitutc ol but BE- paid Il" at'h'io
10 n command Az be was about turning the corner
Of Pc ~ aud Spruce streets one Of TIE guard '"rloih
Jriu Dutton J. r'embcr Of the 18th Connecticut Hegi'
ment discharged his piece and tie bah psS,ed thFoush
hrs body killing lin Instantly. 6cntlenih wh5 We'
passing a. tie ii ne made nnrrUw o.cape TON u.ai
The ball. acr passing through The body o. tLr suDst
tute aul tearing to ccatseeye O. TIE gentleman zen
to the ground Tic ball WAS picked up ~ this pcr-o1
and preserved. Tho guard. finding the substitute @ts
dead entered the car again ard proceeded on taei
way Tie deceased Is PLilitcphisn, and enlisted III
Vermont regiment under the name Of JUS l. Uosn
and Lad Favored y escape several times b'I"fe
reaching this CITY. The body OF the substitute wa
taken 10 the Eighth Ward station House .,
Philadelphia. Inquirer. 2sth
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Great 8rifaia.

Tie Army and Nary GG->te has editorial
speculation the Confederate iivatiou Of haIy anG
SAYS tie BoVemfnt ~ vet tfe Oi r0ld-ko cher
ctef and Il the Confederate leaders do not act viii
b greatest r1pdity. they will be overwhelmed hs
sofdes of Federal militia and other troops.
Tie London Times publishes correspondence ron
Richmond TO June 30 The writer represents that there
are apprehensions felt for the ssfety Of Richmond
and sssers that any single corps q tie Confederate
sDuld hold the works around and about the city against
any considerable force Of tie nionists.
he adds hst the greaesi jeopardy for TIE Confeder
Sta in the neighhorhc0d Of Atlanta. but that Coz
aders,e troops w9nId os senfhere IN great pgmer.
stsblshmcns of decimal system o; weights and
was passed 70 a second reading.
In the House Of Commons Sir &. Wood made the
annual financial statement for India. Tie result
Bowed that during The last three years the revenue
tAd risen from equilibrium 10 a handsome surplus
notwithstanding that taxation YVES being diminished
sBd debts hqudatea
In the House of Lords on the ord lord Stafford do
&edelife called attention TO lie new Holy AIiaace.
Expressing hs belle. H. II; and lie urged the Govern
svsnt 10 take stepg 10 c0unteract IL influences
Earl Russell said be did believe IN the revival Of
sze Holy Alliances he thought Il impossible aad con-
ended that there was 10 for alarm, and be
sboueh the good understanding between Fra1ce aud
England would insure the peace OF hurote
In TIE Hopss OF Commons. Mr. Osborne gave notice
81 bin ~ repeal the Aberdeen act OF 1915 relative to
NE slave trade. &c.
Mr.. Lsyard. IN response TO an iuoniry .ajd te hal
not seen the circular reported to baye been rsuo by
sse french GJyerncni inviting the Power to pcrtci
~ IN An International Congress for Regulating tco.
Srspnic communication IN Europe. No snch circular
had been sent 10 him. foT tho AEtc reason that tie
Gngsh telegraphs were in The hands Of private com.
panies ~
ant Cooden moved resolution against the execution
~ 0oIernnent manufacturing Embellishments and IN
ssver OF employing private enterprise. lie argued his
Withdrawn. VOL
evidence accumuates sgainst the German Muller
speeed OF being guilty Of the murder recontly T.Tpe
49, ~ railroad earTiage. and another detective
foss 70 New York Per Africa with Duplicate warrant
tof his arrest
10 not considered csrtsis, however TINT the r.o
kurief sieo IN Tao sup Victoria, and another on
A9 been arrested IN Stafford on suspicoa
II IL announced that DR. Livlnps;s, after ,rordinc
Sooet iouT months IN England viii return 70 Afric on
enew expedition to put IN train operation, Nv 1ae ~
SAch the slave tIads will be eventually pat an end To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
A SNAKE sry,Arroy-A BLACK SNAKE FAs

y SNhhb 'h'' "a ~" -" - 49,
cfSATISG A FABY.--llo people OF Narrtnssic Ntre
Buci exercised .ew dogs siner by snake SENSATION
which ere ted small alarm among tho mothers in IN"
neghborhood. A glrl drawing child IN bnDy wagon
along the road dibtencc this sine OF the C"ltle
u. tho child IN tie wagon drawn up by The eide 81 TIE
-,ad for few m nutrs whilc she vert nelghhpTing
house. 4 man coming by soon after was attracted b'
peculiar noise and 10y the singular CONDITION OF the
chli which was staring iniehty ana WIN i'seinn.u
cnze int0 pee uverhangirg the road. o. looking up
The man cav huge hnok snake cOnd around tbe tree.
and loosng directly into the eyes Of The child, while s
dsiendcd jaws GGd qnyering hnss evidenced l't no.
mo lptent The man had no weapon " tn which TO ut
tack tho snake, 80 ho rase, M alarm WHEN 8 on
brought number 81 the nciglbors 10 Tie sp1t weep
oas were procured and the snake speedily Killed. Inr
rnfc WAS found 80 be ebopf the ttlcs ncfn oi man
" list md measured over FIVE feet ~ Length bi'yh
snakcs Of this size very seldom found IN TINS hei
borhood. ard the advent OF this disthgiahhsa ss'
r has caused no small trepidation among mothors 81.
ods lCleve.and Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
1Hr REBELS ADVANCING on OUR LEFT.

At an early hour on Friday morning, tho "a
Inst. small body Of cavalry were reported recon-
no.terirg on our extreme left. not more than mhs
rom The HEADQUARTERS and hospitals o. the l7th Army
Corps. Lieut.. Cob Alexander Assistant AdJusah'
General NJ the 18th Corps at once ordered out the
!oeblo headquarters guard and Gen. Blairs ssso''
company which was all the force then at DIS
disposal for the parpose of discovering the real
Of the enemy and, II possible to check tho ad.an''
the eneys skirmshers until more troops couo =" en-
or IL was soon ascertaiDed beyond al doup' '"' ~"
enemy had ct least or three reglmen's VI ea'A"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
A ROMANTIC sroRy.-The Siacle, under The

4 ROMANTIC SroRY.-The Sieclt, under the
title ofA Resurrection. gives an account o. ne az
vc,tures of Frcrch officer, named Gamer dAD.n, u
native OF MonmertIe who had rrsignrd has grade 20
inn the Polish national army, IN winch lie served ~
colore Last year reports Ca hs deaiE fo'hed RANCE
ard ere believed - be authentic. ~ lot only was NE
1ece sed regularly certified BY the snigrJn oi the
among themselves the honor OF having ked via the
own hand tho chief OF the French bdid Later
however one Of his companions H. arine, "po h"i IS
caped from the Russians. arrived IN faiis anu rh'
nuunc ed that the Colonel WA 10. dead. but prisoner
IN tic Fortress Of CrinEtoS,h his declernuob how
ever afforded but hte consolation u his hlrtus ~
tho rews was sccou panied by the statement tat me-
was under condemnation to deitA and you'd only a'e
tie prison 10 be hanged. Ito Shti0nni bo'u sn'rut
had Lowever not lot sichl Of the Ir-oncr. During
the night preceding the dny med Il" hiS cNc'ut u.
he RECEIVED "A secret notice that every tang Sas
prepared fsr his cncsps III Ne Lao courage 70
'rar from hirht ~ forty feet, 1Ao Colonel I'D not
hesitate u moment "Ies matter Il dying he said.
Is an indifferent matter soldier hsd far better bc
Killed in aiienpting 20 recover he liberty thrn DC
hanged" lie made .hv leap. eid tau N Hrfa 'ioA'n
and og put oct Of Joint. but tic agents 81 The NHloha
Goyerument VeTe 6nlng Wltk n cnrllase, ara on INV
following morning. at the hour at Which DC VA !" h,'e
teen executed be wss IN safety. urder TIC care ~
skilfyl surgeon month siter ito Coontss il.li't
were cured. and his family VIA boxing of"hi" WIZ
impatience 20 the moment II bis rcturu blt the A"'s
dv OF partisan had rot teen taken lnO account
and the news reue P0fk that 10 YVES again 90 "'fu
.eryite in G mra.n a.ninst The Ia sis under b'n
ossnck At the .rd 81 January lat, b'lng oih oui
by faiiues OF forced marches aud exposed % c"h 40"
IheIe be- wa- recognized and though yrossled ~i'h
passuoft IN regular order, was brown into prtel Al
Or frssh captivity Il three iag'As te wEs a. snstA
Liberated and was able to retugn - France
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

Of the Department OF the Treasury Ihat ore, u,I
become engraed the hsor] OF the tae
photograph COPIES o. so Wsen New orleans wss al
%et Wholly in the possession Of traitors and ey over
whemne force tie cutter was seized Lieut. Ii. S5y
80 l.oniny into the Mississippi. SWAN with them
~ ,he shore The traitors set the cutter on lre una
sent her adrn She was entirely DESTROYED. bu, .ne
oo",s were never taken Lieut.. Richie e,aded the
T"InI "a ,cceeded in reaching Washington. The
t1inrs o. his exploits had prcc ,ded him. The Scero
t"ry If the Irsuy Appointed him To heutcnai a., o.
the new steaTA revenue cutter Inhoning Dun, IA -,
Webster was placed in command. There was a good
deal of rivalry among the officers to secure thlS
vessel for Of the SIX ordered by the IrcPsniy Depart
mer, bnt o,e WIS built in tits port. and among the
naval AUTHORITIES It is well known that Phladeihla
shpw7ishts take tbe lead of all others IN the Vn,9n
Tue Mahoninr 10 nov In Portland, Name. one
Was ordered there the choicest vessel OF the noet
by secretary FesseBden. She is tie fagShip oil the
squadron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
The Dnuish NHnr.

a Prussian force 5000 strong entered Pends.
vsrg on tho 2st and took the possession Of the town
- OF the hands Of the Gernsn Federal troops The
.oer Diet had ordered Cen Hake to protest against
NE proceeding by large majority.
resolution whs before The dot calling on the DIXIE
Augnsanbufg 10 substantiate his claims Ia SoAlcs.
Wig. Inc Paris papers warn the German pOyers
against Incorporating that question In their policy o.
Scneswlg largely Inhabited BY Danes and they point
M mat the Law Of retaliation exists end II the Ger.
ssns SCI the example Of spirit VI conquest others
nay no. allow II.
4, Herr von Bsmart he'd arrived =. Vienna TO attend
~ peace negotiations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
TuR REVENUE CUTTER MAnoxIxo.-Th,

TIR REVENUE CUTTER MAHoEISG The
came Of Lieut. David Rtclie Of the revenue service
VIII be identified with the history Of The war; when
tas Rebellion broke out be was in New.Orleans, az.
tached o. the revcnae.cu;ter Mcclellan The traitors
there desired and expected 10 seize and convert her
their owG purposes. Lieut. Ritchio aware Of their
designs and determined 20 Illustrate the The vessel
Law at Tie lcyee. Gen. Dix vas then acting Score
iary Of the Treasury. Howell Cobb hed abandoned lis
post and led 10 Seccssn Gen. Dix had te.ographed to
ils oommandaIt Of Ncw-Oileaus an order t0 shoot
down the hgst who attempted ~ lower the Stars
ood Stripes up0n any building vessel under control
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

Parliament was prorogued on the 0d.
Spain.

II was reported that the Spanish Cabinet had
resolved 10 act theoretically In order 10 OMAN cn'o
from Peru.
Ii was alleged at Madrid that communications re-
eeir- from Chilli expressed desire for the reeslap
isl ment Of friendly relations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
TIC Rebcl. crc.,iug the Pe,esunc Again

HARRISBURG. Pa. Wednesday, Aug. 3, 1854.
A dispatch from Hagers;own, just received
here saos that prevailed there that force OF
Rebels are crossing the Potomac into Maryland a. Dan
No 4. No particulars arc given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
ndia.

The Bombay mail of June % had been re.
ceiyed. The American portion forwarded per Al
rica The commercial news bad been anpcpaNu
General news was nnimportant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
European Congress for Regulating
Telegraphie Communications
THE DANISH BLOCKADE RAISED
rntsrvisw Between Louis Napoleon and
tie King Of Prussia
v,ruyn POM. wednesday. Aug. 3-7p n.

Tns steamship St. David, from Liverpool on
A.. Londonderry on the 2od Of Jny is sienaleo
- AZ. ,oipt Her dstes Gre two days later thsn those
.,r the stesmsphip Bremen at New-iork.
The steamship City OF London. froin Ncw-fork'
sssched Liverpool on July Fl.
The q. s. trigsie Niagara had been OF the port 'oi
several days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

show an increase Of cash hand Of nearly 5000 600
of francs.
II was reported that Napoleon oner receiving
course Of treatment ut Nichy, would 60 to Baden.
whore lie would have interview with the KING of
Prussia.
Bcarse quiet; Rentes 66fr. $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

THE HoH. HENRY T. Blows NOMINATION.
Tie Missouri Democrat of tie LIST tant reports that al
a krge meeting Of the Bohemans. Poles and yea,
part Of tile German population of tie southern wais OF
the city in Union parS on st SATURDAY night the fol-
lowing resolutions pissed unanimously and ohthn'
ssstically; -, g.,
he,olrei That the Hon Henry T Blow, ~ MS Isoo" ~
the United stlt-s House OF Representative" has a's. We"
well this District tina, proud 10 nave 10 mn, ~
rrseu.aiiye whom IVORY irrcmsn degns 10 hlhv va N
vote, 10 well whose Wo- pV cgl position sihout thb
exception have nired aud -ourtsed n sut hcsry
condolences and therefore aware that We relied e
Gems. of all the Radicals Ia the three southern wards Il h-
cy b: hereby uomnau. hii of eeecion la the monla o.
Nov inner. IT,, -, ~.
Re.o.red Ths, the President sppon, COMMITTEE o. nv
for I'm, pnrpose Of rendering this popular nomination IN De
nsue of ibIs mrrtn the Hon slf Blow AMI Of a,ns
With u Tor time AID plare When ~ where
M Li to address the city voters Of the I'D Consiess
oi 81 Dnirlot. 49,, r It.,
Resolrcg That Mi, Committee act also as
and Executive Confee perfect tie nee ary srTAhgr
meuts for Dtdci Couvenon they thin. tie same n.sa
ful lor his formal domination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
Ifnly.

Caribaldi LEFT Ischia On the 10Th for Caprera,
apparently IN bsd health
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
The Most Desperate Battle Of the Csn"
pnisu - fss Results - An UnfSrtunase
Eyens for the Eucmy.

From Our Special Correspondent.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT AND Army OF TIE
IEsAEisrE, Two Miles North OF Atlanta /
Jolly ~ ls64.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04

The Austrian Government has appointed
Hnbcr Counselor Of the stasa aid civl Commissions
q Jutland.
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To "a. p,opi, Of .4ireeht-y C,sAfy

TO fa' PfoTIf W 1fffGhF't z WV
m Counittee II IioT. Defense In view Of The reason
set forth ~ tie ORDER q Majorbel Cooch conms' lhs t
u, u,f urf would e,rrs :, ur.r upou their &c ciIn
the imrort aud nfc'sy ~ immetia'@ NINA" e3ai<F
iiln Of she Who'll .frc' force Of the touuy 81 reghfhy'
IL aos deemed GscerstEy that there Should De sshes'
suspension Of bus.n.ss and hopd the p-onp sspen'e O.
the order Of tie General will avoid -acb ne
ces,y IN the future. The rsa with the peoro thr
selves til ush military 0rlsHifton l. ahsontly ncs
pcn.soe rnd y. perfected, even n should Involve
ioa nsp- siou Of nu.e.s oPeolI and TIE de e.fon OF
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Denmark
Auefrta.

The Danish blockade of the German ports
vss raised on tie 2lst of July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-04
Eruuce.

The weekly returns OF the Bank of France
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-27

mac, their papers and orators advised
him to march on Washington and dis
perse the Union Congress at the point
of the bayonet, instead Of marching on
Richmond and capturing the rebel
Congress- and Mcclellan never rcbukod
such advice, thereby tacitly approving
their wicked design to subvert our re.
publican government by II military
dictatorship.
Q. Is the Mcclellan Democracy
opposed to FREE SPEECH y
A. Yes. They never would allow
any discussion on the subject OF slave.
ry. Their active men, like Rvnders,
Wood and company, frequently led on
mobs to break up Slavery meet
ings, and in their own convention. at
Chicago, they threatened TO kill llar-
ris, OF Maryland. because he opposed
McClellan's nomination. .r
Q. Are they in favor Of arbitrary
arrests p ,..
A. Yes. Mcclellan arrested and
locked, up a ,chole State Legislature,
while in session, in Maryland.
Q. Does the Mcclellan Pro Slavery
Democracy believe in coercing u
State" VIXEN slavery demands it?
A. Yes. They "coerced" Massachu-
setts to give up Anthony Burns, a
fugitive slave, in violation of State
law. They preach State Rights in
favor of Slavery, and protest against
the "coercion" ola State in Rebellion
and yet "coercc" q State TO violate its
own laws, when Southern slavehold
ing rebels demand it. $50.
@. Did tho Mcclellan Democracy
ever prohibit the circulation of news
papers through the mails2
A. Yes. When Amos Kendall, one
of the leaders Of that party, was Post
master General, he issued an order
prohibiting Postmasters from mailing
Northern anti-slavery papers in thC
Southern States, and TO "BURN UP" al
found in the mails, no matter to whom
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-27
THE DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS.

The following arc believed to be
among the leading sections Of the har-
monious Democracy;
/. Those Democrats who support
Pendleton and Mcclellan ON the Chi
cago Platform. .'..w" ..' f.
2. Those who support Pendleton
and Mcclellan UNDER the Chicago Plat
form. 'aa''. ." HE...
B. Those whosupport Pendlotou and
Mcclellan on McClellan's record.
4. Those who support Pendloton and
Mcclellan on Pendloton's record.
5. Those who support Mcclellan on
his record, but repudiated Pendleton
and the Platform. sa,H ' 's IT. nv
6. Those who support Pendleton on
hisrecord, but repudiate the Platform
and Mcclellan. oatra3s .aoII
7. Those who support Mcclellan, on
tho Platform, but repudiate Pendloton,
s. Those who support Pondloton on
the Platform, but repudiate little Mac.
o., Those who support JEFF Davis on
the Platform. ~
10, Those who support jeff Davis on
McCIcllan's record.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1864-10-27
Voters Catechisn.
PLAIN QUESTIONS AND7ANswERs for
THE CAMPAIGN.

@. Who began this wicked war?
A. The friends and political asso-
ciates of the Mcclellan Peace Democ.
racy.
@. How did they begin the war?
A. By firing on NJ. S. Steamer,
carrying food 10 Union soldiers in the
forts of Charleston harbor, and by fir
ing on old Fort Sumter.
Q. For what did they begin the
war? ,'.sf' n
A. For the perpetuity Of slavery,
as declared by their Vice president,
Mr.. Stephens.
@, Does the Mcclellan Democracy
uphold the Southern Rebellion in their
attempt toprolong and extend slavery
A, Yes Their Chicago platform,
and all their orators, advocate the doc
trine of supreme State Rights, includ-
ing the right of secession, slavehold-
ing, bigamy, Gas with the Mormons,)
and anything that a State may choose
to do. '...
@. Is Mcclellan really in favor OF
these bad principles?
A, Yes, according to the papers and
speakers who advocate his election,
such as Wood, Voorhees,, Vallandig-
ham, Cox, and company; also, SEQ bis
letter in favor of Judge Woodwards s
election as Governor of Pennsylvania
Woodward declared that he "JeEt no
interest in this Udr," and no was sup.
ported for Governor by all the rebel
sympathizersin his State, and in whose
favor Lee made a raid into Ponnsyl-
vania. ........-... ..
@. Is the Mcclellan Pro Slavery
Peace-at.any- Price Democracy a dan.
gerous revolutionary party?
A.. Yes. When "Little Mac" was
n command Of the Army Of the Poto'
The New York herald., 1864-12-04
OFFicE o. JOAN LLovp ,nv.
.RtkI ssTafk kSRSfs.
Nr. ID Nassaa street New Ygik
NOTICE. To Tup pUsl.Ic

FUBEIC
0ns attention has been called circular s'sn eo ~ D
o. Orre' Which. wc learn, has ocen extensively
sied and vhth implicitly convcsihe dea ihai the Real
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