New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-23

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Ifs hope consists in Northern peace party " us""o'
divide and weaken the Government and retaru us pro
eroo. until foreign sympatnzing powers step in and
H., ., sev,r the Union The tone OF their presses ana
e,s s All one way and the latest authentic inte IL
rence from JEFF. Dagis WAS IN communication 70 Gil
no,o and Jacqucss and was this: Say 10 MI l. ncoln
f1r me- tina. shall at any time be pleased 10 receive
proposals for peace the basis OF our ndc cndencc.
II VII be useees 20 approach me on any o. her. The
issue OF tic campaign is made up IN the Itiorc and
Chicago platforms II is plain direct aai easily un-
orstood Neither party escape fr ON then position
they try and any attempt 70 do so,wil be attempt
to cheat Baltimore proposes 20 exert the power Of the
Government over Rebellion and crush it. and thus Sc.
cure peace. Chicago proposes to surrender 10 Rebel
lion and accept its tcrO, without STIMULATING even for
the liberty tsmarch out with the honors Of war LIN
coin and johnson stand squarey on ore. Mcclellan
stands all but foot. on the other. PendlcoB VIC
have not heard from. but his Congressional record IL
enough for him. The question is, therefore. whether
we shall crush Rebellion surrender TO it-mantsin
the honor Of Revolutionary ancestry. or sink In cow
ardly disgrace. We have all more faith, trast' IN
those noble and patriotic generals Grant aud Sherman
cbeers) than in any politcians-especialy OF the
Chicago brood Let us see what they say upon the
subject of yielding to Rebellion
CITY POINT 10 80 a. IT,. Sept. 13, 1864.
! Hon. EDWIN ". STANTON Stcreinry u FER We
ought 10 have the whole number of men called FOR IN
tie shortest possible time Prompt action IN hilI oar
armies VIII have more effect upon the enemy Than a
victory over them. They profess TO believe and make
their men believe there such party North IN feNor
of recognizing Southern independence that the dTa!t
canubt be enforced. Let them be undeceivod
Descrters come into our lines daily who tell ms that
the men are nearly universally tired of the war, and
that The dcscrtios would be u're frequent but thcy
IA L.. II .ff.rt tta all
The enforcement Of the draft aud prompt filling up oi
our armies, will save the shedding OF blood To ali iin
neDse amount.
L. s GRANT. Lieutenant General
ATLANTA Ca. Tuesday. Sept ~ ls6i-6-30 p. m
Hon EDWIN VI. STANTON. ScorotGTy o. Var
am very rad TO hear that the draft viii be enforced
First we need men: second they come as prta'es -
ill up our old and tried gnents with their experienced
officers already hand and third because the enforce
men OF the law will manifest power resident IN our
Government equal TO the occasion. Oar Government
though dcmoc aoy should IN times of trouble and dar
: well. ". I. SHERMAN, Maj General
While upon this subject the tone and treatment OF
each party and both parties towards our brave soldiers
who have periled life in the field for their country,
should be stated. The Union Platform pays hand
some tribute the living and rcveres the memories OF
the dead as follows:
Resolrcd That the thanks ~ the American people are
dre 'he soldiers and sailors Of tho army ana navy
who have pered their lives in defense Of ther country
and III yndicaton Of tho honor II the flag that the
their patriotism and valor and ample permanent
provision those their who nave received
disabling and honorable wounds in the service Of the
in its defense shall be held in grateful and everlasting
remembrance
The Chicago Platform extended them the pity nm I'M
feeling parent extends 70 prohgatc child and virtually
promises reroyd in return for aHre political sfrrees-
a urely sense Of gratitude foy Javors 10 conc
'Rssolred, That the sympathy Of the Democratic
party heartily and earnestly extended to The sodicry
of our army who and have been In the Held under
flag Of country and IN ne ereat q cur G'a,nin
poe they will receive the care. protection regard and
kindness that the brave soldiers Of the KepuOhc have
80 molly earned
Yes Put us in power and We Will do something
for you:' language well held 10 Rebel soldiers ne to
our own The Rebels tell us their prospects were
never brighter and since their chief composition Is
brass and they have been pretty etectueiy scouTtd
lately disposed TO believe them. The State Union
ticket Fenton and Alvord and their associates stands
upon the same great and essential principles AZ the
National and shond for the reason be supported
The Democratic State Convention re-nomnsied GOV.
Seymour, notwithstanding they found him. as usual,
politically in declining state ANY who knew him
knew he was 20 be renomnatei tie moment the papers
announced that he had declined. The influence Of his
administration has done TO protract the than
ell other causes IN the State combined. The Re
belion is bankrupt hungry and covered with rags.-t
burns end robs and butchers on. in the hope that
Northern pence panty, viii 10 its relief.
But for this expectation i would long since
have given up lie murderous purposes hopeless
Let them all who are for cowardly and shameless
surrender 20 Rebellion all who for spurious and
disgraceful peace through capitulntonal who
tont be cheated by the double dealings Of national
platform r surrender and peace and local ones in lots
TO suit purchasers for war when necessary to catch
votes al who would protract the and leopard. il
not divide and destro tie Unon support Mcclellan and
Pendleton Seymour end Jones. Let all who love their
country than politics party all who rise TO the
eIigences Of this fearful criss--remember principles
and forget men al who can zee that not
always things-al who would vindicae the great mem
orios Of the revolution and nyengo the blood Of our
slaughtered sonsal who would preserve nyioate our
dear old ha,,-a who word preserve our blood bought
tsar.bedimmed Union-al who would rebuko and bring
10 cOndign punishment treason robbery and murder,
support Lincoln and Johnson FentOn and Alyord and
their associate candidates. BE jast and fear not.
They never fan who'd
In grea. cause. Tie block may soak their gorei
Their heads may sodden in tho their limbs
lie strung 70 city gates and castle walls,
But still their spirits walk abroad. Though years
Jlapse and otheYs share Is dsrk doom,
They but augnci: the deep and weeping tEOughts
Which OyerpOwer al other. aud condnct
The world a. last to FRKEDOs"
The members Of the submission party who have be.
levcd hoped that the old War Horse had become
ukewarm in his support of the Union and the
put forth by the administers Of the government TO
country will find very little comfort in the remarks