The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-26

AnNltttt, pprets femorso-his is al that viii be given
BY "a compromise which the Democrats gorify In ad
yahcc and which they prevent claim TO oonndsncst to
The mised people whors suffrage they demand. But how
shameful this cehpfomise might bo 10 the North,
would The South accept ~ dare afhrn that i would
not. II General Mcclellan prevas, thh Win be HE nrst
dsenchantnont, and tho FIRST punsbment Of Us partv
An aruiocucy few In number, and hrmy ua,ed feels ia
strength ard knows how o ch0oao the favorable noep
what win the election ofGosera Mcclellan signify III not
that .'c Democracy is cpod That rs Efforts havo failed
mat itwi5hcs for ncaec 20 any pence Evcryth1eIs o.,
Hcnc IN Dcm0crac, wcakucss as well as 8tr1ngth soc.
shandonncut rs wcH A. hcroism Democracy ttat de-
tres war no oufo- viii accept anycopdons ros,rslpy
the right of oNo,ratng the morrow those who have
msIcd 70 tl certain that h7 SI-tr wIu proHt by tls
advantage, uud that % VIII soian rgnin IN an instant NO
supremacy which four years or fvo rnuaed 20 lo
Either IT wE not return 10 the Unon Or II it roturns II
VIII be only In appearance, const1ung for ltsof sepa-
rate POSITION proposing tbc exclusion OF No Enrepl r
that strange system OF two leruLcs independent inter
nsly, and represented wIout hy the same President IN
wofai the sovereignty u8t VIII be- recognized nr treat.
ingyvih 81, TIE South viii maintain and will cause TO
triumph. Tho true Presdon. of the Union reconstructed
by itu Democrat VIII not be General sgl,r bH Ter
tsrVou Davis.
WIN the American Doi1cracy sur1r i,sef 90 be again
r'lucod by party that os thirty years has always rnsiaG
'tf lsttomug ln need of and irsng for peace that @,
ready to stcritcc tote hc interest the honor uo future
Of the coubtrs Among mo people which 1f four year
has done such rcnt decide, win the Democrats succeed IN
gaining majority hal VIII break with glorious past and
accept the shame compromise VIII t d!sayoyy tho
noble sodiera who afld thor suncTnrs only ask Co CON
tnuc ho And Is IL about 60 dismiss Grant Nc tdc
sherman, and larTCgu TO Offer to the admiralnof Ame
rica the pltriotiaII Of resigned in advance to t,.
supremacy Of the South, or 10 scparaons II America has
come to this, low Erch has It dcgcneratodg In its history
81 would nnd dinofont examples ard dncrcnt taenores
Prom l176 to 1881 what miscrics did not tho
suncr-soidorg without bread aud without shoes worth
less paper currency, towns burned fields laid aste vet
Notwithstanding "spt handful OF Tories whom shame
followed even into tic gravc, who proposed 90 teaf
with The enemy Inc armies of 1864 neither css bravo
nor loss parlucfAan the armies Of the Revolution Sue
cess h slmos certain victory assured and tho North is
finally on the verge of glorious peace And is t at this
moment that tho American people win listen to men who
| propose TO nhdlcat52
No, win never believe that generous nation whIcf,
Las already nor" than astoni9hed Europe Ly Hs
energy and perseverance wlmiacaby yedo discourage
mont, when with tat effort win crush the Rebellion
Tic hope OF the enemies OF the great Republic will be dis
appointed. Nciuvenatcd by victory, strengthened by
trial, America win oApo slavery from the world, and will
give an example al greater than that Of War Of Ine-
poudoucc Twice o. win have secured the trimnrh of
| hherty-poHucm lberty IN l75G, civn liberty I'm 1864.
Neither Greece Rome have lel memories so great
Od friends of TIE United States, be not asonshed at the
warmth of my words. The world is Justly responsible
ana the Of America is that ofbery b. ongas there
IS the other side Atlantic community OF thirty
million men, liyrg happily and pelceaby under the Gov
yernmout has chosen, with the laws that it makes ITSELF
lbbcry VIII radiatc Europe from shining beacon;
America, rid ofsvey lbe the country every ardent
soul, every heart. But liberty is ecllpscd
the New World darkness will cnsue In Europe; and we
shan the WORK of ofwashington, franklin and Ham-
ton spit and trudden under i0otby school that
believes only In strength and success.
This is why await with mpationce the Presidential
election pray that shall be drawn from
the may that Of the honest upright Abraham
Lincoln; for this win be presage OF victory the
triumph Of Justice and Eight To vote for Mcclellan is
to for tlc EumiG,ion Of the NORTH the perpetual
maintenance Of slavery and the disruption great
Republic 10 vote for Lincoln to vote Union and
for liberty. EDoUARD LABOULAYE.