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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

Stetss 10 recognize It. to refrain from interfering
with IT, Not being founded on the law Of nature. and
resting solely on positive local law and that not OF we
United SCae becomes either tie moaiSe o
preert Of an unjust war against the Union; an
ins:rrpert in the hands II tho Rebels for carrying on
the var; n source Of military strength to the hoDllon
and Of danger to the Government at thone and ABROAD
with the additional certainty that IN any even. ou' e
abnndonmont. il will continue 10 all future time to
work these mschief8 who can Suppose il j. the uuly 81
the United States Ia continue to recognize IL ~ ~
maintain this would be contradiction IN tIhs' ~
would be 70 recognize right in Rebel master 10 en-
oy his slave in acts Of rebellion and treason ana le
duly Of the slave aid and sbet his master IN the COM
mission OF the greatest crime known to the law 20
surh obsurdity can be admitted aud any citizen OF the
United States from the President down. who Should ny
env overt act recognize the duty Of slave 70 oney
Rebel master In hostile OPERATION would hin'eh DC CIV
ing aid and comfort Ia the enemy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

The Mcclellan National Committee. among
the other horrors which will attend upon the
election of Mr.. Lincoln (disunion, financial
ruin anarchy, dcspo;ism and mi'cegenalioDh
mention the additional peril Of foreign inter
yention."
On the o;her hand, Jefferson Davis, in his
speech at Columbia. ;. c. according 10 The
Richmond EIomiH,r), treated the recognition OF
the Confederate States as an "ignis Jaty's"
Which IL right, Amos or Jefferson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

The call Of the War Democracy Of our City
for meeting at Cooper Institute on the la
prox., Of all Democrats who refuse 10 stand on
the Chicago Platform Of Surrender, appears
IN our columns this morning. That it il
strongly as well as numerously signed, glance
over it will attest; that it is calculated TO exert
u vast influence, few will doubt. We commend
it and the movement it inaugurates 20 the
earnest consideration Of every lover Of our
cnuutrv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

The Mcclellan National Committee, in their
Address lately issued, wind up with tho follow
ing threat: While we would counsel iorbcar-
ance, there Is a time when forbearanco ceases
10 be virtue. Mr. Kendall's Committee seem
to be apt pupils in the art Of Instruction. For
bearance ceased 10 be virtue with Floyd, be-
fore he stole the public cash. Forbearance
ceased 70 be a virtue with Jefferson Davis, be-
fore he pcdured himself. Will forbearance
cease to be virtue with the Chicagoites, should
they fail of electing their Presidential candidate
If not inconsistent with their future plans. we
should Ike an avowal Of their intentions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

4 Maryland Democratic paper, referring to
Reyerdy JohnsOn's somer.a1lt to Mcclellan,
says that while johnson may be welcomed back
to the Democratic fold he is nevertheless R very
agile fellow for one Of his age, and it would be-
well to lock up the " fatted calf" until after the
November election. Let loose young Dur
ham! and let him go cutlet-wards Johnson
will faithfully follow the fortunes of the Con
iedcrcy. These, it is generally admitted, arc
going 10 the D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

There was an immense disposition 70 re-
chrsten Phil. Sheridan around The TRIBUNE
bulletin yesterday. Lets call him Marengo
Sheridan" said one. ono! let's name HIM
PLUgIBUs UNUM Sheridan. He is ten-thou-
sand-in-one." "He is ballot-box stuffin Sheri-
dan," said a typo, fragrant Of Catawba grapes
preserved in corn juice. eff ho amt cram
min the Mcclellan ballot-boxes chuck full OF
Lincoln votes, wouldn't say So"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22
never will vote for any man at tho request Of armed
traitors"


The citizens of WKTCHEsrER County have
now an excellent chance TO show whether they
really delight in tho extra burdens imposed on
them by the Harlem Bridge, Treasurer default,
and other such operations. Men known
to be deeply implicated in those jobs are now
before them as candidates. We will not name
them; but any one who wants to avoid voting
for such candidates can readily ascertain who
they are. Now let us see if there is any popu-
lar aversion to public robbery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

Advantage was recently taken Of typo
graphical blunder to state that there Is no ieud
among tho Unionists Of tho With Congress
District of our State, now represented by John
W. Chanler. OF course not. WILLIAM BOARD
MAN is the Unonists' candidate in that District
(XIth and XVIII Wards). and he will poll
very nearly double the vote for our side two
years ago. He is widely known. very popular,
and his friends are working for him de, otcdly.
We knorr they will do welh
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nsew91ork DAILY Gribm,te
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1864.
The Union TIckrfyNcw-NorA.

Tor Pr.sidenf. "A ABRAHAM LlNCOLN' oil hhnos.
l7e,, Pr.siGsas =. ANDREW JOHNSON of Tennessee
ior,yror REUBEN K. TENTON. Chauiauqua
tieu,. .Cope-sor. THOMAS G. ALVORD, Of 0nondaga
.qnal Cousruisr. FRANKLIN A. ALBERGEf' hr'
= .9eaor Of S,a,; Prisons DAVID P. tol'thS'' ''"'
neotady.
Tor El.-tors Of Pr,'ideu; and Pfoe PTrsifsHf
A. Largo. HORACE GREELEY. PEESlON hAN'
Dss:Tic. EIetoTs
o.,r,.u Pow~y 16 A1oNzo W. MorGtr
o. o. y,,svs : r. SrpIx.u,x ~ HIRAM HORoN,
= GEORGE REGARD. L. A Iihs ", ~, .ye,v,
4 ABRANJ. DTTTKNBoEFRRl9 Ebtnicc -, -.
4 WILLIAM H. Mckinney JOIN 1900 49,
g. THOMAS n. AsrES, ~ 3ohN .. II ,,,-S,opr
o. i isAs. L. . ,,niIn, % GFORGR ". BIADfORD
. GUY Il. PEIToN. "a yu,ir - -, hwy
~ Ah.AAN ~ T.Hor 2s. MYROS II. WEAVER
y. CHARLES L. BEiLh, ~ JAhIo n, ~ S,,,,,..
40 mn g.sSnnIr ~ WILLIAM bEslOi,
IL CORNELIUS L. ALLEN 80 JOSEPH oANDAS
49, n. joan r. DAZZLING
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sICKENlNG OF 1T.

The cost Of maint aiming by Rebellion and Of
fensivc war at first, and defensive war aiterward,
the shaky interests of less than 100000 proprie-
tors in negro slaves. tells on the barons OF the
cotton plant and the sugar cane. EDWARD
EVERETT in biz great speech in Boston sad:
Ihave within n few days converted With most In
tell gent gentleman past the merdlnB OF he VINO. W
avoid being forced into the trenches succeeded icN
weeks since boz escaping from one o the Gull states He
assured me- that he had conyefsed th wealthy planters
who were weary - sacrificing their sons - preserve
their slaves ard 10 Is within my persons kno"lcdge
al many Of the most cnlg hened citizens 0 the south
regard SLAVERY ~ an unmiucated cyL Ihey did 80
even before IT had wantony involved them In tho
mea.ufc-ss csiamiiies Of wGr. u - not IN human nh-
tnrc that the ~ The people should carry on
riiuous var forever g. crafty the pride tie temper
the ambition II few political and military ieHder. or
the gotorning arstncfacy a. which they belong. NhY
% en- should We olertufn the Administrator ~ our own
Government in tie crisis ~ the Struggle In order To
lrin 10 successors who viii Offer 10 those leaders new
~ rautlcs the subject ~ slavery with tho assur'
snoo beforehand that the offer viii be reJcotedi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

%, AGAIN remind our readers Of the Mass
M, ne tonight at Cooper Institute, TO DO ad.
dr. ed by VIcE-PREsIDEST HAMlS and Gov.
Nc TON Of Indiana. Let there be great
turnout in honor Of tho cause, and Of those
who have served it so faithfully and 10 such
good purpose.
In Brooklyn the Central Union Club holds a
meeting at their Headquarters, corner Of Fulton
aud Pineapple-streets. 1t will be addressed by
HoS. LEWIS BARKER Of Maine, and a banne
is to be raised across the street in the course o
the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

A Harrisburg dispatch, in another oo'unf'
gives footings Of Pennsylvania returns when
slow q Union majority in the State on Tie
Home vote, with but two counties to hear from.
If these turn out as reported, the Democratic
Homo minority will be So only.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22
the evening.

We cannot agree with those Of our cotem'
pCraries who argue that we have some cause o!
complaint or ofIense against the Canadian
authorities for the recent raid upon st. Adams.
On the contrary, We think those authorities
have done all that could be asked or expected.
There was no military or naval organization in
Canada; the robbers came over az civilians,
singly or by twos and threes, apparently I'M
srmed. Just such parties could enter Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22
THE rerALs yoa raAD.Ss WITH REerLs.
Irs.' IA.

10 tlo A,s0ca'ed Pres - D, IA.
consul Al LHhOa
william J.. Raymond. of Nrw-N "rt cay, ~.
heeu eppointrt tned States consul a. Leeo> hnSA'~
vice Mr Marshall. resigned.
MukpkgS II con- BLOOD ~ MoNBN GA'"'
Information has been received here th.t a'"u'
- O'Clock Wearcsday mornHf . -aag "i Messy NV.
yl.it,a Arrl.pdslr aud al, church. c0ininiiih, sA
of IN, most deyiish decds VI cod ho"ded nhruo'
recorded. a., .,a,,,.;va n "A
ly tho name ol Reed settler tom tsr Nost,, ~.
him into the woods md anri shooiina A", hnI, -
cutting his throat from oar 10 ear :, h's.p ~ -
in Tho same cold. hooded manner. ~ ne SAM l'l
the ball did not penetrate his skall Nhd Ne ovnt, "a
life Mr. Reed was . member OF The HOME ouh'l IL, s,
the guerrias said they mcaut 60 serve e'''! ""
Guard they caught In tie same manner, IL, =, r.,.
The guerrilas sloe tie horses al no hosphp .,as
Church. aud committed q number os d"'os 3" ~""'~
cruelty there. ,.,.,,.. =, tb. lS:A
Al Annnndale they captured four p'ckcts OF 'e ISL.
NewYork cavalry end aged item 10 tue 49,
al ere thew cut the tirosts of The uniortnhnIr ~
the same cold bloodod style In which they m"i"''"-
Mr. Reed. -, ,,.a..o,s och
They cave AS IN excuse for these inurot.o.s !" -
III 4 some OF their gang had boon baby 1s'''' !"
Union troOpa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

"Where did you say Mcclellan was :" said
Unionist to Copperhead reading The N''o'
York N,us of the 2lst, and swearing mufiied
oaths over this paragraph:
MAI. Gen. Mcclellan went last Tuesday 20 Wash
incton Hights on visit TO james Gordon Bennett
esq"
81 said he was down at BENEFITS"
"Oh that's nothing. Wait till November and
you will SEQ him down at the polls"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

Sergeant, you have come home. suppose
TO vote the Democratic ticket" said merchant
in New. Bedford to q veteran who entered his
store.
81 have been shooting Democrats for three
years" said the soldier. 81 am not IN the
habit Of voting FOR the game kill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22
EDWARD EVERETT took very adyar

IDWAKD LVEKLIT lVOK FuTy 9uVhnctd
ground upon the subject of he Proclamation of
Emancipation in his Faneuil Hall speech. He
said:
nj, rsYy d0aIJaL, whether oavo NJ me Gorernmenf Of
he Jniicd Stairs Accessory hbcrae e sares IN a
Sae Vhich % IN reJCi0n There is much reason for the
opinion that by IN simple ac, Of LpyHg uar Ggaiast
ne UEiisd States he reoiioH Of Aary hrmiHaief
oor,sulI 90 laI 70 concerns the duty Of tho United
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

from tbe States, at any time unchecked. ard
without exposing US to blame. Tho British arc
doing their duty in tho promises: why cayu at
fham7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

Official returns from all but ten counties in
Indiana give Morton, Union, for Governor .
majority OF about 81 coo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22
WEST POINT REQUISITE.

The Mcclellan officials. Of the West PonA
persuasion. now doing executive and sduinistratirs
duties here consider It conuct quite unbsccmDs -
officer aud gentle nan 20 exhibit any degree o. oarns>
uc.s sor tie reelection Of Mr.. LincolI, and 10 oos
prominent case Il Is claimed thcy have succeeded y
causing the removal Of an cficcr slose poltcl op's
ions were ,omepl At earnestly posed 20 tho enae~s
hero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

The extreme partisan manner IN winch ehs
New York Soldier state Agyrsy ~ conducted hers
Only dsguss al loyal persons but begin, TO resss
very sensiby upon tie soldiers, u =. said tbs Oni'~
party instead Of losing votes ~ thr 'eaiOss partsAs
ship could have 10 more eireetr,l aid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22
coURr.NARrIAL SENTENCES.

Firs,-Iieut. John W. Peck, Co. G, I'd Req
me.t District Columbia Volunteers. has been disnaAsS
the service for drunkenness; first-Iiert X.
wenckeback 9Th New-Jersey Cavalry. Is nteacsA y
be reprmanded for using ambulance for lis Osn -
conmodstion; Philip Adam. Of Fairfax County. We
/. sentenced 70 three years imprisonment for stesnss
watch from q soldier.
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Sheriff. Sale.
State Of Kansas, Doniphan County.

Sheriff. Sale.
State of Kansas, Doniphan County.
Daniel Derrick,
Administrator of q. -.
Washington Young. dec, Order of Sale.
VS.. ....-
J.H. seIectman.
PY virtue of an order Of sale issued out Of
ID the District Court of the Second Judicial
District, sitting within and for Doniphan Coun-
ty, and State aforesaid, for the trial of causes
arising under the laws of said State, dated
April 18th, A. D. 1864. wherein Daniel Det-
rick, Administrator of the Estate of Washing
ton Young, deceased, is plaintiff, and j. H.
Selectman is defendant, I will, on the 10th day
OF June, A. D. 1864, between the hours of nine
o'clock A. M.Sald four O'Clock P. NJ. o. said
day, At the Court House door, in the city Of
Troy, County and State. aforesaid, offer for
sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, all the right, title and inter
est of the said J. H. Selectman In and to the
following described real estate, to wit: The
north east quarter of section thirty i've, (S5)
in township one, yof range nineteen, (lsl;
also, Lots fourteen (l4) and six, (6) in Block
pine, (S) in the town of Iowa Point Taken
as the property Of j. H. SelectmaA to satisfy
an order Of sale 10 favor of Daniel Derrick,
Administrator of the Estate of Washington
Young, deceased.
Given under my hand, this ! 9Th day DIN
A. D. 1864. = E. G.. CRABB,
-.v Sheriff of Doniphan County. Kansas.
PERRr L HAWKINS, Attys for PIE. E9..iT
May IL, ls64-5w. Prs fee, Gil.
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: ~....ral Order, No. L.

n..eral Order, No. L.
1910. % BareADE DIsrncr,
H'A0asrsr cl, April Is, 1854.
o.. Counties of DoOiphan, Brown, Ne
J. %.,.h,I, Washington, Republic, shir-
SD. .,,tOuis, and Jackson. being desig'
q. Second Brigade District" the
,'''s ..s assumes command Of the militia
Wv n, following q announced Is the stah'
u can't. John E. Smith. Assistant Adjutsnt
Is. II. se,.e,; Capt. ]. w.isbaeh, ou.rs'r'
Gs' ".. M.rsh.Il County; Capt. H. G: Hollen-
-, Ceuui,ssry. Washington County: First
, ,as q. M. Robinson. A. Dc, Brown
s's.,,: Fin. Lieutenant, Alfred sa1eJ' A.
C., Douiphan County. -
m Commander Of regiments, batteries
a. companies, will at once report 70
,.i,t.us Adjus.ns General. full informs-
..,.ctips the condition of their com
..,I,,' aid the number and description OF
-, IN their possession.
n, All Official COMMUNICATIONS should be
.u,...d 10 Capt, John E, Smith. Assistant
's',,u, General, Seneca, Kansas.
!, order of BYRON SHERRY.
Bns.disr General. Comnaading.
yIa, 1se4-4". a'o
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= GeHernl Order Ne. q.

dEAO SUAkTEke STkTB OF KANSAS.
r,ts :, .AnJurAsT- GkxFsiL's psHcE,1
CIV i1Topeks, AriIls, 1854. Il Il
1.-THE following, Section 4. Militia Law,
February 2ad, 1864. is published for the intor-
nation Of all concerned: - =. y. .... u 4.
That the State shall constitute one Divis-
ion. and shall be divided by the Major General,
Commanding, into Eve Brigade Districts, with
power to alter and change the same at pleas.
ure."
II. The Regiments of Kansas Militia will
hereafter be numbered and designated as f,l-
lows, to wit: i.-r-. 90. ..
LIST Regiment. Col. c. H. Robinson, Head
Quarters Leavsnworth City. .g
ID Regiment, Maj. A. Stark. Head Quarters
Topeka, Shawnee County. -.'s1 on sss st
Sd Regiment, Col. c. Willemsen, Head
Quarters Lawrence, Douglas County.
4th Regiment, Col. S. 8. Cooper, Head Quar-
tiers OskaIoo.a, Jefferson County.
5th Regiment, Col. G. A. Cotton, Head
Quarters Paola, Miami County. be- ...r.
9Th Regiment, Col. -, Head Quarters
Mound City. Linn County. &" 10 .9..--
1th Regiment. Col. Peter Mcfarland, Head
Quarters Lsavenworth City. ~
9TH Regiment, Lieut. Col. W., S. Smith,
Head Quarters Council Grove, Morris County
9Th Regiment, Col. F. NJ. Tracy. Head Quar-
tiers Troy. Doniphan County. asf
10th Regiment. Col. VIM. Pennock, Head
Quarters Centropolis, franklin County.
llth Regiment, Col. A. ]. Mitchell, Head
Quarters Emporia, Lyon County.
18th Regiment, Col. L. S. Treat, Heed
Quarters Atchison. sEE Il
18th Regiment. Col. julius A. Keeler, Head
Quarters Olathe, Johnson County. he 3. Fl NJ
18th Regiment, Col. D. W. Scott, Head
Quarters Fort Riley. |
18th Regiment, Col. John T. Price, Head
Quarters Junction City, Davis County. Il
18th Regiment, Col. F. w. Potter, Head
Quarters Burlington, Coffey County.
18th Regiment, Col. E. G. Manning, Head
Quarters Narysyille, Marshall Comfy.
18th Regiment, Col. P. L. Hubbard, Head
Quarters Atchison.
By order of the Commander in Chief.
GUILFORD DUDLEY,
May S. lS64-4w. Adjutant General.
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sends rs 4l2 for club Of eight copies, lsent
at one time,) will be entitled 10 . copy fss.
Terms invariably in ADVANCE. No subscription
taken for . Less period than one yesf.i Canada
subscribers must send tyenty-six cents in add.
ton to the subscription, 70 pay the American
postage, which is half Q cent . copy on every
raper. The notes Of all specis-psy banks t..
ken as par. When draft or check can be con.
vsniently sent it will Be preferred, il will prevent
. possibility Of the loss Of ponsy b. mail. !,
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