New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-27
Political Items.

Justice Sanford of Paterson, N. j., is
Joyal-oh all Copperheads are loyal men. When the
news of Sheridans great victory got into town on iues
aey A Union man was coming down Mainstreet ana
when opposite Justice Sandford's Office aesosted
seighbor with exclamation Of" Great news Inele
are Ave thousand Killed and wounded. and twehtynNe
hundred prisoners capturedf The Justice Sas stand
ing near the door and observed with pleasant smile
well II will need about that nanber Of men 70 guaIo
Che cattle taken the other dayp "Ah but yon are
mistaken" rejoined the Unionist We TOOK tbe hepel
prisoners this time and you have got the Doot on ne
wrong leg" AS in the celebrated case o. Houee, rns
cheerful mood.
A gentleman who, by nature and association,
hes always committed himself to the n-roes~.a
Has Of late been observed by his friends TO be gr'cv
eusy exercised his duty at time when there are
two campaigns IN progress IN both OF which ne Is cyl
6enty interested-a military and ponticai campaign
He found relief from his pcrp'cxity oil mnI !eserua.
10 friend who said 10 him. suppose oi couise, yvu
Vim 20 for the Chicago platform and its nominee T. ne
Seplied How can II My only son. a better man tnan
syseH is fghting in the Union army, aud cannot
King mysef 10 feel it right that should stay al home
and vote AZ ainst the for which he Is suffering
The Democratic straws," picked up on
steamboats, and stsge-coaehes BY the peMocrats are
correct ss the entire party has been on the move IN
Srder " avoid the draft The nearer the Canada Inc
jhe greater viii be the Peace Democratic meortes 10
ths usual public conveyances
We have An instance of the usefulness Of the
Confession of Faith in tho case Of Highland coach
lrver who determined not 20 sacrifice an ioa OF ms
Presbyterianism thus handled lady on his coach
Who iudulging in very teccsn ianguagei
81 hope you viii not take II aniss madam would
give Is note to be allowed to publish your name as
be first lady heard defending legssed Prosttu
bon and adultery aud gorying in the sale OF wves anu
daughters SUBJECTS OF the most demorahzns VICE n
TSa ,.ay ala not say ibis anything Ike this
Holm. however drove her argument to Its only esln
nate conclusion. and closed her mouth during the 70
RaiBdeI Of the journey. ..,o,
I suppose" lie said you read the account the Other
Asy of the young lady who was assaulted by bruta
fsIoW An train. and who TO escape him. ran the Fiss
nj Aer life by opening the door and standing, till rescue.
an the footboard Of the carriage. 1 assume you "a
red the conduct Of that lady and oahed the conduct
81 that brute why then do you support Confederacy
That deprives women Of the night TO everything they
Sold dearer than life. that protects the seduceI and
stuterer, and consgns whole race !" privileged ano
nnbridled ustp"
The coach driver who used the above argument Il
described by the gentlemen who overheard 1t a. the
duplicate Of Longfclovs Village Blsohsmth
"a mighty man 10 he,
With large and sinewy hands
And the muscles Of his brswny arms
Are strong q iron banda
When Stanton's bulletin announcing Sheri.
CANS yotory was posted on the bulletin boards In Gin
einnsti an ncredulous IrishmAp ~ shake his
bead and mutter, Its ad--d he. Id Lincoln Lie
% iEjure Mcclellan" That fairly rejects the feelings
~ the Coppcrheads here about the splendid news.
There is not Mcclellan paper in West Vir.
GiniA while there are twelve which sustain ME-. Lin
Soln.
plausible explanation Of the recent pratica
performance In Lake Enc given by reckless char
On the street yesterday: "Oh, HI said he that wal
some Of the Chicago Conyenonists who got strapped
On tbeiy home"