, 1864-08-26

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But it has bteu asked, are not au wars
ended By compromise. Are we to flght Tor.
e:er? We aus @er-aud We defy eontrad1c-
tion from the pages Of The worlds history
that 20 srar oSa:st rebellion eusr yt& c. d.d by
q compromise, t1ctps telere the REBELLION succeed.
I'd Who is there TO compromise with, unless
tee rebellion rctnasns government?
From whatever point Of view we regard
| the A'Democrat1c'' policies OF division OF the
North, an arnlstice and convention of the
States, there is no peaee nor union-nothinx
but sid to the rebellion, disunton, and per
petual War in them all None feel more
deeply than ourselves the fearful sacrifices
involved in this war. To none has it cost
more dearly or'm more bitterly, eaye 10 the
brave narty1s-our friends, relatives and
brothers, who sleep the hero's last slumber
| On TIE clinson nattle-felds of the Republic.
But bitterly as we feel the cost, and more
fl, NILS Us We feel it bitterly, arc VIC deter
mined, SO far as our voice can prevent
/ it, that 60 politic-l bucks or partizan dana,
! gogues-not al that can be gathered In ths
| Chicsgo ConreLtioL-shall either bully
cheat, b,ihe. sell, OF s"indle tho people oui
Of tie fatr results Of the war, either By suct
q double-headed de1uston and snare rs xr
! aru istict tud convention Of the States, o.
| BY =ny other Ii those who propose it art
not Ill traitors, they still could serve thf
| rebel cante NJ better.
Ic0. Davis official Organ on tho PRO.
posed Arrn4stgce.
We cail the attention Of our " Demo ct ATTIC
peace friends to the following article froa
1 fhH ir3 <,f i
| covers she armistice question very nsatly.
(From lhe Richmond Examiner, August17,1
It seems to be near1y certain taat a psopo sa]
Will *eou tc made to ur from come quarter eitheI
trm Mr. Lincoln or tie Chicseo Democratic Con
o . to 20 a1% e
| rcnte and reunioD." ond for thnt alone. New
YORK paper most urgently advises Lincoln hinnse3
10 take th. initiative in this, In order to Olga
ard silence the den4orallzicG peacc faction At The
| kurth:' becAu-e 1t Ptrewdly guesses that euct
asDiefice and necoua1ions would be refnsed. This
is Il el<ly u more to 1ase the wind out Of the Dem
Whether Lincoln il to make euch pro2osa
ncw, OF whether The democrats are to carry IL
tier esndidAte expressly : that he may. make IT.
mistitlc. II The Notth desires to have ne,otts
1tobs for reunion entered upon ut al: let al troop
Gnu Mockadt"g fttft be sofaadrd.cn, and Ms rlgh
Of secession formally acknowledged.
Gentlemep, Peace Democrats" do 20
want peace on these ternss You can gs
no other, peacefully.
sE Tue installation Of Archbishop II.
4 Clofkcy took place In St PAtrick's Cathedra
New York, md Was attended with gfes
eplendor and magnidcence The ceremonit
Vert unot- *a.a direction Of the Rev. F4rnce
McAllrnel. :no consisted OF procession {
boys, priests, biehops. Archbishop, under
beautiful canopy, aud bearers Of the ya1lou
irefspia of his holy Office, down The sout
airle and en- 1e-ente1ing the Cathedral b
tie n.ain door, IL Deum Was performed b
the choir, specially strengthened for the oe
casser, snd und the leadership OF Professo
| H. Schmidt, Professor Gus1ayus SchmId
| presiciIg at the organ. The Archbishop
bcst &. seat.d on his throne, received the hon,
age Of his clergy, after which mass eas ceie
hrated By the Right Reverend Biehop Tmoa
Of Buna1o. assisted By priest, deacun an.
| suhdeacen, and the Archbishop preached hl
! inaugural sermon. Notwithstanding tn
heavy 1ain+ the Cathedral was crowded Il
every part lctg before the hour for the com
mencelacnt. By respectable audience
| which eyfnced its interest in the proceeding
| by It's close attention dur1ug the four hour
which they lasted.
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sE The latest news from Mexico is let
ter from Matamoras of the 25th ult which
| presents tie state Of affairs in that couutry
as being ty 10 meals as unfayorable fol
Jua1ez as Aaximilllan's organs have latel,
tried to mske the world believe. The state
melt that Uraga had deserted Jnarez ani
submitted t. the Emperor is again refnted
in this letter, Htfct contains paragraph
from letter from Ursga himself Max1mill
ian, even By the sho wing of the Estafet1a and
other official organs, finds many unexpecsei
difficulties. It complains Or thu want of as
.;stanc4. and co.onpratton from the .nf,ro,t1o7
e1a wta1thr citizens WIN heratofors wa-. ~,
onnosed IN Jnare7 Int thav do M eaa,, ts
ike Naximilltan onr bttter, Weare tod that
the clergy are yery much opposed to this efv.
t,izution. They expected to get back thef,
property. bu. Mess,s. Maximilllan. Almonte
4 CO. want It tbxmsel;es.
cu,cAoo AMI A1noy RAnnoAn-At mrs.
,nt the trains of the Chicago and Alton ra;l,
rohd RIM over the track at the Tprre Hente
romnanx- hetwt en al,on ann Foat At Ion;a
but In he couree of few weeks nrw and
fnaep.ntent track will he com1 1eted an as
l. tn allow the Chicago road cornntete contro,
over Tie line from at Lon1s tn Taxa Mich,
gan. The grading Is finished tue entire dis
tsnce bet seen Alton aod Bloody Island, aaS
the r.ils will soon be laid. difficulty will
the Ohio and Mississippi railroad, involving
the right to cross the track OF the latter, j. Ii
process u ao1us1heht' out II is believed vii
No1 oe17s "e ~ ~el@pIoteLnent.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Boar,
| OF Directors of the Illinois Central Railroa
Company passed resolution at their lat
melting, tsllicg TOR the payment tue 28t
Of September Of the :renatotng ten dohat
anpalo oh tne sc!'p e'oss u 1nae eoHa pan'
aio Mso ieeoiuslou ea'noe ~ Aof lasiaet
Oh the Isl o. oclooe1 ae3t eaFee m.l1lons
1he1f ontetaholog sohstfaetlon oonos' no.
to 3;No o1 81, ,oco each' The interest On "hic
oonos 10 csase 'nat cay ne poncs 700
re- ~ neu ~ ~ per esus pt.unu'A VI n'eo'
oan1e c''u LIE ~ Vs. 1e ~ -sooe.:
TT Capt croeby, Of the Keystone stat'
eent into Philaddphia few days since Is
ba}ts o. cotton. orth trom Sl25,O to S150
000, 1T good condition and Ct excellent qua
tty, which he picked mp At sea, having bee
thrown oFsfooafd os o'ockaoe 1annefs, "ne
chasee ns the hesstohe etate- II Is 1ortne
heHteu lusa tos 'ee7 eoua aoaI1et VI III
Ir,zcs and nicsed mn At sea from nlockad
n, ners. h.s been sent into Pht1adelnhia :
the Keystone STATE within 1he Iast tw
months,
Auos Kc1dall has Teanos,rea ~ i,
political st.gc. It WIS under his admiat
rsasicn Of the postottice tbat the violation