, 1864-02-01
FROM WASHINGTON.


NJ. e.. -.r,-conn.r,,aa
EGonwaxntnfine uey xnui WOOD -Gcinss 6acE
on the ParfT-Ten- Forty Honds-
Ills Personal Appearance, DC.
teu..,., -, .x: c,,,.
lepec'aa aeo'teeponoeree u tue en'eago lnnune.1
"AaH1sdfos' 'an' ~ 1Sai.
PUT NO TRUST IN THEM.
The Coprcrheads Just now are trying to
,,,r +ha a,n,oh1e The 1ota a1so+,,,. h.ra
~, .Ao a'" "' tA.o s4ee.rou' a7'o
been terrible reminders to them. They have
warned them of the ruin that starcs them In
the tacc. Tho effect has been for time,
to render them moro careful in their speeches
md acts II ia on1v snch men "a Fernando
wood Ihs+ a.ra s-os,~ ~ 49, ~ ~ .oa.1.
Hooo .''as oase soeaA out aha tea Inc Pcop.o
what tie copperhcads really believe IN their
to.dav, and II 7yas ontanoken nron I'm nncs.
a.. - ~. ..,s.,,,s ~ ~, go,
uon u LUG 1eoeAton. he ea1a the aootn
nerer could be snbdued; that three years
more Of wer would provo this that no peo-
ple ever we're snbdned "a far as history
tcacncs' VINO naa ne1o OIL III feocnion ao1
three years; TINT at the end cessation Of
hcstilitics md settlement would be the re-
sr1t. Tint In ,r,z In faver IF ,pt1cJn,t,,r
49, y, 49, @ - "Se - ."s. ,nt:N"., =. s
1nis settlenen1 no" and appointing commis-
SORT. These arc doubtless the real sentiments
md doctr,,os ~ tho so.c,1,ad narnocra,;c
0A- ~ ~ s0e1 .'euts~4 'A@t.
F-1,.,r
pol.c :, J., nos. "uu ou'epoAen as "oou.
oat IL all INC leaacfs OF the party dared speak
as they think and as they talk in private,
tlcy would make such q speech as Woods:
They d,d 60 t.1,. t., I11,,o,s a. +,,o 1rnc con-
411 ~ -, rs'4A - .ii'Aofe ~ 'as '"A1 Se
their meetings in tho Central and
Southern part of the State. and before the
1a,-;,n;,,I. C1,,t ~ r,,;oo, T,,o, would :.
= - e4uo ~ Sa.e6o AAeJ "o'A0 o'
talk now, but that they have Q wholesome
dread OF Tie people Not many OF them
crowded around Wood to-day, when he fin
isled Lis speech. But had Vallandigham
been elected, and had Cox and Etheridge sue
ceeded In tlicir scheme to control the House
Of Representatives, then you would hare
seen tue Copperheads Just as outspoken, just
Us 1ebellious, Just as indeMtigably giving aid
and comfort to the enemy, as Fernando Wood
is now. It Is only the gfvings out Of such
men thai indicatc. the anfmus Of the so-called
Democratic party, They stand like light
honscs, to warn Us Of the trcachcrous shoals
and quickEands md sunkcn rocks, which lie
scattered here and there along the truck Of
that party. There is Providence in such
men Us Wood and VallandfSham. They serve
10 yarn ING people o! the true principles ana
policy ot the Goppe1head5. fut Nc trust In
tnis patty. .kead fhe speeches OF wood. oi
Vallandigham and voorhees,, and they VIII
Indicate its true principles. Those princl-
pies ase now, as they have been from the
commencement, In opposition to the wal,
to the principles OF freedom, and to the In
tegrity of the country. like to hear these
speeches now and agn1u. They are Of great
service in reminding the people that the
Democratic party Is rotten and treasonablc
at the core, and onght not to and cannot bo
trusted If we mean to save the country.
coyfRtTr7, ,T1so weon
,Cos'1s.,.s.,.
pus IL" Soplcl4eaus oafgu ~ eoHEl I
Vou, at Iae coueluslon OF US spcccn To-Day.
among NC 1Wo or 1hrec VINO uid SO, now"
ever, noticed 1haL o1t1e1 neaftcd copper
LEAD, LEWIS W.. Ross, OF tulton county.
Ross halls from notor1ouely Copperhcad
district, where drilling Of armed rebels has
been going on. and open treason has run riot
Tor some time past. Even Josh Allen held
back, (Josh's. District is getting shaky, which
accounts for it) learn, however, that
Wood held 4 sort Of 1eyec in the ante-roonl,
and that he had quite IN ovation So far as
artistic effect and literory ability arc concern.
ed, Woods speech is the best which has been
,made on that side Of the House. Coz and
others of The party are getting extremely
Jealous OF this influence. They 1.-THE Copper.
10 Wood, because they cannot openly endorse