, 1864-09-02
Important and Interesting In
terVisW.
l. VEIT TO TIE. PRECEDENT.
Mr. LfneslA's Views Of the Democratic Party.

seH3 auIeACe'tob tette1 Apu Hull ]oun l..
Mills, Judge ofltos Fifth Judicial Circuit, civ
Iinco,n With . rrnort ri III. r.msr,ra nm ~ ~ - a.
,1..so =. ~. sss.s. ~ s1 .eNt A7 " .uo
Asltef III lega1o 10 tns consequences which
would follow the adoption OF the war policy
urged by the friends Of Con. Mcclellan.
:Inaoc 1f1,,s visa .ccomn,nfed hv..v.c,,
randall, OF THIS state, who introduced him
to the President, and whom ho warmly
thanks for bis readiness to serve his niends
FINN W,,rons,n at the can;te, Tb.v vfanas
tae Isee'osn. ~ sno ooio4ess hetfest, 4
In foliage, the grounds tastefu11y laid ont.
The following ts Jua1e Mjll., ,cco,,t 80
hfa in1.rv;u+r r;th tho p...,s.
49,, ~. A.se4osu'' .aat ne
oasus nou a's III IMPRESSION OF Af. Lincoln: -
I4o Governor asked OF mnz In waiting it
sep!!' Ho ,sas enEea . asas p!ainlY furnished
[oom. a 'Watole 1aole WAS IN the centre.
Directly appeared from an adjoining asart-
mehA, y ta4it EA9at !ook!Hg ngutt, shoulders
inclined forward, hls gait astride, rapid aad
shuhlipg. ample undesstaadlngs: with largo
Giant Win lntellagence and 1umor.
1he GOVERNOR addressed him: Mr. Prssi-
dent, this is my friend and your friend, Mills
hum Wisconsin"
am glad to sec ny friends from Wiscon-
SIN; they are the hearty friends Of the
:" could not leave the city, Mr. President,
without henglng words Of cheer from your
own irB. Upon you, 81 the represe utstiYe
OF the loyal people, depend as We believe,
TIE Existence Of our government sud the f1-
tur. Of Ameraca." fhis introduced political
"Mr. President" said Governor Randall.
"why can't you SEEK seclusioD, aud play
hermit for fortLIght? 1t would re.inTl,o-
rata you"
"AJe," said the President, "tWo or three
weeks would du me NO good. I cnunot tly
from my thougbts-my sollcItude for this
great country follows me- wherever 70. I
Qon't tbink it Ii pciSoaAl vanity or ambition.
though i'm not free from these tnfirmltics'
but canDot but Ieel thkt the weal or woe Of
this great nation will be decided In N,Tem-
ber, There Ii no programme ,otItrad by anv
wing OF the Democratic purity bur tnae mn.t
re.1,lt In The ntrn,aurnt desfrnrtJon ~ ~
Tnion ~
s'But, Mr.. President, General Mcclellan Is
il favor Of crushing cut the rebellion hy
80 s;r = ss,d r. 1hr Prezinnnt I. ~ a1ieht.s,
}noWirf1e a nf arithmetic Win nrnYc r. anv
,.'ns,.hst ~ ~ ~..ha, .-,,,tes n.,a. - w. any
~ 1tth tIai nsn,acra1sc .I1asee1 r. " E1 uGs
r;9,ce ali tha w1.ite mrT ~ =, North - aait
Thsra - 80 ~ 1nw ~ ~ serv,ne - -. gr9s
= fpf fk1CY YunA = = 1A.t nd 4&A&+
s,.nst ~ t;a,s, -. 49, ~, S.'t.nS
.'s; y. 1Ista a +ts.,taa.,' ~ A4o ~
lullanE unlon teIsuo!1. Aun Uemocfatlc
stts,eE5 seuauus en@s tncee 1u1ces ue als
eanoea9 ano LIN Las ulas!cta oe cSnclnatea
~ fcaeoIlnE .asM e1u. - eA9ekY. 1ne o1ack
@ usn ~ x1 aoM aSsist un.on H.eonels 10 e.
CAPT., tuIJ ate ~ ~ W into our
eneneh III LUG 'AAu ApPS VI Ealninc Inc good
NH oa thelf masters. We shall have to tight
tEo nA1lons instead OF one.
You csnnot conclllate the South II you
guarantee to them ultimate success; and tho
experience 81 the present var proves their
success 10 1neYllaole II Jon hpg the compnl-
sofy LABOR o. m14none o1 bl.ck mentn their
eide Of the srale. VIII Jon give our enemies
euch military aoTsEtages as 1nsure success,
AID then depend on coa1ing, fattery and con
cesetcn to get them back into the Unions
Abandon all the posts now EarEiBoned By
black men; take sNo 600 men from our side
II put them IN the battle field or corn fleld
sgaiust u.s. and We would be compelled to
abandon the war IN three weeks:
We have 10 hold territory In lnclemont
and ticAlJ places; where .1c the Den ocrAts
10 10 this! II wss Isce ugae, anu tns nelu
W.s opsn 70 tae nIt DeAee14ta " put uoHa
Ibis feoe!'ioa ~ nEnl'sk seAust oota master
ana ;r eians, iore o'iose tne present po4lc1 WAS
'na1s Tns saaIseu. .~
.ncte ~ nnts -. osen a. msn uass ENOUGH 70 PRO-
Fuse, ~ ne ~ tetnEu W s!aseE1 tas olaca
tL Mst1ioIs u 1ol. nuason @ nna oaastce' aoo
taus VIZ sne 5espec. y. h1a tns taass sse tuey
touEuE s., suouu T.. ... ~ ~ eI.utu ~
III, w,if taen nv Tsft,, ~,,t f.,.od srd 80
t,V tnefniea r,reftrd am rnw ra-rx,nr ~
1h}s war tor the Fo1r nnrnose NJ ,S,iifton
So long as au President. It ehall be carried