New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19

Kayplutinn No State right horcsy announced by The
SO called Vie President will destroy this record. h
sought interview with President Lincoln Just peor
| tyshrfg
He seeks another Interview IN the interest Of
SlavcOwDiDg aristOcraoy. so tho prophetic heart o
tie North, stern justice and az Incorporating al
truth, this last letter berads for us in the idec OF No
ven9cr victory greater than GettysourS-a victor,
this last effort TO enslave the American people In body
and In mind. Iisfcn not my reno" citizens, u
tie serpcnt (moro subtle than cry bcnst Of tbe
/ fcti), charm ho aCvOT wisely Write IN icttcrr
Of gold the language OF Henry Cay-ths mill
boy q thu sissbes-iD whose breast beat rs trGO a
heart .hrubbed for the mon; II Kentucky
GuluTl tnroTrow the banner OF resistance. will not
fight under thst flag ! owe allegiance "a my native
State but ! paramount dNtStgpcs 20 The Un,fed
Srofss Gorsrpmsnt Lot me ask you now. my country
mcu whether George b. Mcclellan and George VI.
Pcndleton are the men 10 save the natont We have
little OF Mcclellan and a good deal OF IendletOn.
Abraham Lincoln wrote 10 the Jersey exile" TO md
the enemy and fight him. He would neither fight him
nor Gnd hin. On August 80 ls02 the earth
t.fcbbed with The sound of contendng
. caAnoa. Sc, willie tho desines OF his country
were thus Trembling In tie balance aud Kearney the
brightest fnw0r ~ the war; (and hravcr knight never
breaihed II you trace the annals or ohyalry back to
Cl4slemss az, )-Erarncy aud Stevens went down al
Ctsr,illy, VI 10 Mcclellan so; smooth hillside
smoking his fragrant Havana. He predicted fops's
defeat. Ard promised him rc6nfCrcsments and SUP.
plies when he would seni c1r0lry TO guard a
railroad ir5iH. On the U,n Of August io6 thi soldier
who WA rarely. Ii ever, under fire, vas nom
mated as candidlts fox President OF the
I fnte4 States. lie was nominated on W elnehlhi.
bile Clelsn had .agIc ey, the Platform and the
other eve on the Democratic Party he began 10 glope
around IN .e dark for the Presidency On the Sgtur
das succeeding tie Chicago Con, entiOn Sherman took
lsGts and hu!.i t.np door IN the Chicago contriy.
Possibly Mr. Stephens nay see another ray Of
eAl through that trap door on The morning OF the 9th
or which shall NC weep-for Iarly George or for the
platform'
breaIh car meke them, a. breath has mste
fut bold piaiiorD'i Va paityt pfd'' . go
HArn cnes es'trvpra sar nrrer Or 'HspI;,d."
Vailand''-ham Il is said Travelled through tho South
ern Coniederacy end up 10 the Canadian frontier AT
cost TO himself of 81 20 fAPrleusel This reminds MS
thet the Gospel proclaimed without money and
without price Yea" said the joyful listener. -
have been % member of tits ohurCa Tor twenty hYe
years and IL cost me cent. " The Lord bless
your st,rgv soul ciacuatcd tina indignant minister
lAupausol Onc wurd 20 the mcu with whom | fOf.
mery scted in political fellowship ard have done.
followed the baIrer OF Stephen A. Douglas ih II waved
above he grave. ~ TIE thousands who fought under
tie tag Of John c. Brecknrdge vast majority
with some notable and gl0TlOns exceptions. are
/ ltl n seorut sympathy with southern hslt
tulicus end attach themselves 20 ths waning ioI
tunes ~ Georfc Y Mcclellan.
10 those who tnied end fought With ne, repeat the
last words ever uttered III M presence by The Senator
aid slicrlnan o. ilnuis: Make affiliations with
the rlonds o. John e. Breckinridge. Thy arc "t ,'e
rres 81 fis county" II these words true then.
ticy ring ia with startling esrnestness to-day
This ibund E"beion looks IN s last agony 70 me
remnants al the isNUeirilN luffN ~ tlt 4'sIfu
lyot w. vain TIE people have begun 20 thak. The can
no ihemselV begin 10 think 10 the nineteenth century
his war - ie hoy i-fi us by Goaf Dsspd. sometime.
called James buchanan. in bis GsuIganzine message
lie sad with lauen,sb.e Tenderness. only egnaeJ ~
NJ Pcnr,uis desire part Nth the sla!es III seees
son 20 tondery that they would be ioTrfef ioucheu
hy the recollection Of q; "Aitcr mHci serious 2.
f.-ia- hare cr--ed at ns conclusion that no trch
mower 10 CCcrcC INTO frSTSfi1n state :Nenptne 10
withdrew has been delegated to Corgfefs OF 70 my
other department of the Federal Government. Giant
Despair was followed tv Jeremiah Black who (hse
+ Gen. Mcclellan closely resembles o"hu HanFah ny
Fnrigg Both vags The Democratic Central Commit
tee ought 70 issue tiese Tracts and .nt tie theu
q We rive I'D the slip" ard Secession made easy
Buf the country refused 10 die Tie men who then
hesol.ht the loyal Sampson 10 ylclu 20 the en-
braces or lie Secession Dclinb' Low seek N". J,
Gisgraceiul sGTrosccr, iBvOiSirg IHnhoo0 ana seI
respect aud leaving ma as nation -Hh"n, p"Noi Nv
home AID rcEpoCtgniy abroad. itesf men may run
tlor country they cfrnnt impose on any unlcts IL
be urcu n essvcs. Nor win this Imposition on iheh'
solves be ioa necessary. Their coIscieiees ii r~
hc scared by hnr and ry example ard trey VINO want
nd az excuse begin, ril want none 10 cnAilh1'
ard 20 CON piee the tragedy oil them ccna! v' men
vii outirve the shame u ioslhs liberty, hnu - :
us- sill arise who know Mt tbht " eyer Sti-'" =
spt 81 Slavery will opposs end cypress tie spit OF
Liberty Eri seem, % icNst 20 30 nc geris n no
lion. Eul !et Us take couraGr Ucn anl women OF
-nerica The nation viii live Already he patriot
fres Revolution klude again ia Pcnus IyaAia ~
ohio AM IN indiana The stain OF treason III never
arair nshouor tho fac. 10 ue the syrbo % re
generate ration. tod has givea ths county :" men
WHO can defend IT, AID lei me .aef .n. -
Z Al
that the raracity ~ Rebellion demanded ltench - 70
ttand s.eadi.iy beside TIC simple and glorious pillc
MES fof y Cd thew have offered ~ their 1 Ana -
The OPEN malignant and secret foes o. TINS sreal oa',
~ ~ "a Ge.l b. o. Ito those ho pretend 10 sa' .
wns seeking % destroy the Repab1c we utter tae ma
lisoI Of Damosthenes
q g,-oo. God LEI such conduct r~-ivc any
from Thee iiatler ang-.,t m Wee men
.pin, bs'ter feeling Ia. they are whoLy %
ulelv qsrfi;i0u b. lad and ~ 80 -Ad y, o va. 80
fp.-cd voucia-.e . gran 90. sptrai,.. ir',u' 'N va
pending sisruls and a. unsh.sen security
/ .he, .or~s from the Clce Club the Rev WILLIAM H.
B9nIr Mo vas 10. lat speaker sed ths' De- haa DI
ono question q ask: Whom W0dc We NIKE iteel
a., y, n Od khcfr Lincoln f 1t al tLs people say
I Amen g. Anon Anienf"1 W. could have war and
orv war until treason should cry u her own accord
"Toll enough This wat onr Platform lhc nam y
Of the baltimore raiormihad 80 sle&t isit ~ t' P
perity NJ the country that they resolved 70 iron
The States together by railroad TO the racine. POI
fl- fremers OF ths Chicago platform ne charged 'oon
Tlev tnlk.d OF desDOtsin, bal pO- Oi EeDeloh. I0D
bei ,elk ron would suupose that Ill down south were
soot.ty ri salBts while We al the North Wei" ~ 'f
cst III loose from below. They pronefea symPh'y .
lis soldier md they were tie men who hha sou am,
10 shoot down the soldier ond Nh" han Np'eu LsHis
aid rsfoed solder voting tis Mir Bcole re-
peated Bayard TAYLOR " tllca.o SuirehueI;
~ Non ri the Tie.t.mnTe Convention were Oue II
teir suLlime devotion OF life fortune and SACRED
honor 70 lie r-ery nnn OF their ccuniiy mo inen o.
The Chicago Convention reminded hih :" ~.
SCENE in Macbeth mixing divers tnd infamous or
1oents in the political caldr0n und then SAVING, a.
haii Mot iellan." Loud auFhier.I Ai bgoie went -
,ole length aLd with great power mo "isc ies,o =
he individuals composing he conventions. hcN'sll-I
iersd 70 his old tactics h. getting ready 10 hes1
the Chicago rerelt the oh Of Nofenler AnJ tu'
,,le .r,,pid Grant his wsi 70 share the fsis OF h
Et.i,O ,rr,y 80 far ns the question " Slavery wa
cfucerned Bf Boole lad but one idea, thai COO inAd'
he bl,cf mar free Loud cheers. Tic hnd seen az
Irish soldier teaching black one ~ ItAn e hau seoi
I slack and y lit ealing Their hifdl~h anu oVus' -
Setbar M Pools rocted amid tbrnders Of applause
ne admirable presentation Of the black soldier 'ubec
/ by Private Miles ORcily Three cAec!s EeIe ~
] ,.rfs. hoe WAY a VI.