New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07

Sts,es Of Venezuela Now 1t " certain that IN leo
we elected sraham Lincoln iavfnly aaa const alton
sllv "a be President Of the whole United States III
| A merisa Seven Of the States immediately ttefeon
rusbed iNto disxHisn, and tHnmoniss eirnt ncre "
their alliance hey sex Ups ktvontlehn! Oc'erahoht;
They levied against as to eject sepaIahoh una
esto bish a distinct sovereignty and independence.
| We scce p.ed the war in defence Of the Union The
oay rrieys &c Of tie insurgests that tseir shoce
~ toIu q T., elenriege for Prsi3e-t, was sonystu.
tsnslly 0verrued in the election cf Lincoln Iscl re-
| iceted lincoln and set up -spiper. Tie bteestTe
power Of the United states II now, therefore D5 Tree
practically Suspended between that BserFer Je1 rsor
Davis and that constitutional President AbrafaSl Ian.
coin: The war Is eaged by the ns.rpei u eAPei at
eOnst, aiicnsl President from the Cape hch ~ some
sort is constantly bed In siege. snd % oood-er he
States which Loyalty adhere 10 hin. The war IL main'
tanned side 10 suppress the nsurpcr aAs 70 brhe
the insurpeRt STAKES back HEder the as'heur OF tnc
Constitutions President The war at ITS ciins III
Is clear therefore tBat fighting 10 make bra
ha.n Lincoln President N the whole United States.
der toe election Of 1900 TO cosinse nrtI tko Avn
March 1862 In vousg for a President Of the Uaitcd
States caa wisely u safely vote o1t tao idenicA
person WHOM with fsrcs and arms are fighting into
tie Presidency 80
no. MOI You Justly say mol II would DO nothing
less than 70 give up the very object Of tae war OF the
bdotbcx. The Moral st eErth which <a1ee our loisi
position improbable would pass from us and wheh n'
aora siren 9Th has passed aNsy material irces arc no
longer elective available. By srch piocceu-
ing shall have agreed with the enemy and shan pave
given him the victory But in that agreement the Con
stitntion asd the Union will have peihhod. because
VIXEN it shall have once been proved tAat hlnoii!
can by force crcum defeat the fui accession
Of q coDsttutionay chosen Presidehi. NO Fress.s'
thereafter though elected by so large majority
can hspe O. exercise the executive powers shopposeo
throughout the whole country One OF two tAinrs NUS
follow that fatal error Either & contest between your
newly elected compromise President. and the ZANE
usurper in which the usuIper must prevail, or else
combination between them through whch tne
usurper or his successor subverting your Conhtu
tsn and substituting his own. viii become Pres
idcnt King. or Emperor Of the United
States wiihor. foreign aid 4 he car; with foreisn M
CO. nothing is certain than that either tho ttitd
States and their constitutional President or me so
called Confederate States, snd their us1ipng ifeSl
dent mist rnle witnin the limits Of tbs l'epaolc.
Therefore regard tie pending Presidential election as
IVol Jug the question whether hereafter We sra nave
a Constitution and a country let U.s. low shan We
vote then 10 save our country from this fearful danger
Vote Lincoln in agan.l You have bit Is exec+y. my
friend We mast vote Lincoln In again and hgAt NJ
In st the sane time. IL We 10 this The rebellion VIII
perish and leave root II We do Otherwise we nave
only the alternatives II seqGissccEoe in perpetual
usrpatioN OF entering an endless succession oi eN
and social wars. Upon these grounds, entirely IRE
spectiye u platform and candidate CONSIDER TIC re-
cor ndatons Of the Constitution a. Chicago a. ieaa
ing t. subvert the Republic. It's SO iAats fact
Il will seem a hard tang When [ imply uat a party
like the Democratic party either mediate or hine!
adopt measures TO overthrow the EcpnShc. AL sH'
perence however shows that II lie by The malice or ne
Of great psr.ies that Free States have seon
brought down 10 destruction. You often hear alarms
that party in power Is snbveTtirg the state, and II
sometimes happens But nns tiSes out Of TEN II Is
party ont Of pOdei the IN lis lapstchcc Of ts All
| biiioz eyertarows q Republic.
The Democratic party Of coarse leaving on the Loyal
Union Democrats, opposed the election of AbrahJn
lineel1 II seo In doing 80 they a.yssd ana com AZ
OF State RI shts. tisusiep Democrats, eLdef bleckeh
ridge. A second loyal northern eoieHH, usder
Duuglos The third aCssciliatOry wing counn, Hnacr
John Bell who has since joined the insurgents We
eupob tied the loyal oolurSns 10 "h
TSsS PS. !" o. tho .qs fSe fccaa j.
1900 told the followers OF Dcugias ana OF Bel that
when the election should have closed they vonla hnd
they bad inadvertently favored disuaon and rebellion
They persisted, ard the attempted revelation came
Disllon thcn presented iteif In tse practical form ~
% eyeptlna srassn Lincoln from Assuming the EIecn
i've authority. 1kss TIE Democratic party rroducf
Nat calamity. the southern democrats actin. rom de-
sign the Northern democrats passive t'rouA-Dsdssr-
teaee, Tie Disputed Succession stil HnldJUz
ted A new else,ios rms conc on. For = time, the
Northern demecras, with notable exceptions, gave
less liberal support 20 The Goyernneni igains
tie Democratic Insurgents Of tLo Soh. But the s1re
Den ocrstc forces which tgurod IN ibe octos Of isso
TOW appear Ia the political field. with positions ana
policy unchanged since tant Sme, as think except o
the ursurper at Richmond Yhs Douglas and Eel co
umBs consolidated. arc found Vt Chicago, and al tret
u the pa ties are composing the rejection q tue Con-
sttstiond President Of the United st'te' They agree
not only IA this attempt, but they assign the same
rss.ons Tor it-namey, tast Abraham Lincoln is IT,
rant . ,,,.h,,ond |
Is banelsss and pure at least the Richmond democracy
affirm H. and the Chicago democracy DO rot ghnsay ~
To ne therefore, the democracy al Rchmend ana the
democracy at Chicago, hike Cesar and fompey' seer
TO retain AL their original family resemblance, IAey
are very much alike-especialy POnpey. Sai II ROT
In mere externss that their similarity lies. They talk
very much alike. us nave already shown you. Wher
you consider that snorg tho Democrats st Chicago the
Indiana Democrats we're present, no have imported
arms ~ resst the National authority. and defeat The
National laws aud that eli the Democrats there assem-
bled agreed TO jusi fy that proceeding think yon will
agree with me that tke kichmsnd Democrats and tae
Chicago Democrats have Lately sohe'to Get very much
alike.
shall now 90 further ard prove 10 you that they
only have common policy and common WAY Of de-
Tending it, but they have eyea adopted that policy IL
concert with the other. You know when The Chicago
Convention approaching in July last George san
ders Clement G. Clay and j. j. Holcono sppearef at
the Clifton House the Canada bank VI tho kisgars
river fy invested with tie confidence and acquainted
with tie purposes Of Jefferson Davis anu his Csledc
rates at Richmond. Yea know. also, that Chicago
Democrats ro.orted there Ia considerable numbers 10
confer with these en<sarieo OF Jefferson DAVIS. Here
is the fruit Of that Conference AMI deny the
nptheBucity Of my evidence. Ii is extracted from the
London I.@es the connoR organ Of oil the enemies OF
the United STATES. The New York correspondent q the
London Tsnes, writing rom Niagara ais under date OF
Aug. eth, says:
Cton Hos,e has become center esotatsns between
pose q Withdrawal Of differences fo the afbi OF the
sword The Correspondent theR goes 10 eIp aiu that an
efor il to he made nominate candida Tor the Pesdency
platform arnsce and souventisn u the States
and thwen By al possible means the eHor' Of MI Lincoln
Marx now, that on the eth Of August 1854 Northern
Democrats and Richmond agents agree ppOn three
things 70 be done al Chicago
Namely: FIRST. Withdrawal Of the differences b. |
tween tho Gov ernnent and the insurgents from tie
hitrameat OF the sword. %. nomination, for Presl
dent OF TIE United States platform ofan ermistce.
aaa ultimately q convention II the States. 81. To
thwst BY all possible tho Reelection Of Abraham
Lincoln.
Such conference held IN rertral country between
proesedy loyal citizens Of the United states and the
asents Of the Kichnosd traitors in arms has very
suspcious lock. But LET that pass Political elections
H.. thsrrsore they Justly J..