New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-29
THE POLEs 10 BE INVADED FROM
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After the bold and successful raid Of hand
full Of Rebels from Canada into VeEmont, ii
should not surprise any to learn that the Rebel
agents in Canada who supervised, from the Clii'
ton House, the y-oceedings Of the MCCLELLAN
Convention ut Chicago, have organized vast
body Of refugees, deseItcrs and Southern SYM
pathizers, to be sent into the States OF the bOr-
der and coonizcd OF convenient points, 10
snGmp The Jai0aisiS and sicnisP The udr, at ne
cyproGrhinc Presidential d,oiion.
The evidence OF this prepared crime received
at tho Headquarters Of this Military Depart
meni, il conclusive. The resident New-lok
agents, ouissarics, conioderatcs aud Journalistic
organs of the Rebels South will scout at it, and
lie it down. if they can. They covered yester-
day. and will cover to-day, with every rag Of
mendacity. their reasonable and revolutionary
crime upon the right Of suffrage by the forgery
Of the votes Of soldiers. dead and living, By dry
coods-boS -flls That crime was committed.
TIE TRIBUSEs charge that il was committed
was true. The statement made by Gen. JOHN
4. DIX, that the polls OF the States convenient
to the Canada frontier are to lie Invaded by
Rebel voters 10 secure tho election of hcClcl-
Ian TO the Presidency, Is also true. ~ counsel
ne fri,nds Of n, trion and The Iorcrs II her
cOuufrg to future that Il j. ,Tvs and 70 r,slc0e and
to get on that bcisCj.
The Government j. not idle over tlN ne"
danger 10 The nation, a. Il was not IDLE Que ln-
slant after the uncoycrnc ol the huge forgery for
McCLYLLAS's and SEyMoUR's benefit of thou
sands upon thousands OF votes Di soldiers who
are dead and buried, and the tearing out from
thoir envelopes Of the Union ballots Of other
Thousands aud Thousands Of soldiers facing tie
enemy in The field audsubstiiutingin their place
ballots for Peace and Diaunion. Ordcr have
gone TO the Provost.Marshals within the De-
partmont' Of the East to arrest all persons
coming from Canada with tie purpose to ont
rage our elective lranchiseio pick up oil citizons
Of the in5urgent States who have been IN the
/ Rebel service, or in any way connected with
hostilitcs 0gainst our Government and 20 catch
| the deserlers from our own service and the
knayes who have fed the Draft. These all are
az insi;nctiYcly and by interest foes of our Gov
eminent and of our country, ~ JEPP. DAVIS,
LoNGsraEET and Mo5By ore, There are i'll
This great city and in al the great towns Of the
State Oh army OF lurking villains, also as hostile
/ to The Union as are DAVIS, LOsGS1EEET and
MOsBY Soyenty-iye thousand Is the tally
which Rumo. keeps ol the secc IN in New-York.
Twenty thousand OF them are said to mediate
the crime Of reinforcing LEES and HOOPS
armies in November, by voting the MCCLELLAN
ticket at the polls OF the tolerant and hospitable
city which has fed and sheltered them, instead
of forcing on them the choice between
allegiance OF exile. On these the Government
has It's eye. II VIII have its hand on them If
need be- Gen. DIX, with the ringing earnest
ness Of his famous order to shoot all traitors
who should Vull down the American Hay, has
! shot new order into this vast brotherhood Of
conspirators, massed in the raynes Of the civic
! life Of New York for the November ASSAULT upon
the Union, that will relax ihcirpurpose ond thin
their ranks. They are required to report them
selves for registry on or before the Sd OF Noyem
Der 10 Major. General JOns J. PECK, slccplcss
sentinel over his counry's interests, or be re-
eeTded and treated spies and cmissaries of
the nsurgen, suthorities at Richmond"
Good though tardy Thank the Lord FOR this
gradual bat thorough awakening Of the Spirit
Of the Republic. This nation is to be saved
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