Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-28
Rtrslsed, That the now jan stands whore the OH

I told them not much. They had got then
all 1t vase big cheese and had beer
four years toasting, and it is seldom Ryor
get so many wharf rats in one box as they
did ut tho convention. Laughter.1 j
came back TO New York, and the only
noise along the ruGte'I heard &as'the rat
tie of the cars, which seemed 10 say t'Mc.
Clellani" s.McClellAn !" and they tor
tured that into into cheers for their candi.
date. Laughter. i;.' h.,
came to New York, aud the Regency
offered me seat In the cabinet. II told
them know Of forty 4oneq appointments
upon another occasion an individual Of
fered vast possessions, when the devil did
not own . potatoe patch. lLanghter.1
And when they gave cheers for Mcclellan,
l. reminded me Of whistliug at 9. funeral.
an M'oLELLAA's CHANoEs. 600.
saI told these men they could aot carry q
State, and i sincerely believe that Mcciel-
Ian will mot get one electoral yote.-
I tFoheefs.1 came here and was surprised
10 tiud that Jop had . distinction in your
vote soIdiers' vote and home vote.
That idea 10 fatal to success. Who start
ed the idea7 g ATs the soldiers nobodtes
that they should not be Iin6lndad in the
''homs" votsT When you sent your dis.
patches over the country Why didnst you
say. tive give II, 900 or %, 90 g ipst 70.
Olellan," EOheers. I believe- the dis
tinetion is nothing 6uta matter OF betting
between you men. But y6u have no right
TO bet when the country may be dying.
fCheersl r &c. -
NHAF IHR DEMocRATs PROPOSED TO DO N
y EnRx LOST INDIANA AID OHIO.
You nust be in earnest IhAve never
seen such d position as that occupied by
the Democratic party had Prineipls. II
there VIA awar in Hungary, the party
decided which side they were on. II there
was atWas anywhere over the world, the
Democratic party had opinions, but for
once thsy adsn,t know, when there isi-a
great rebellion IN our own country, which
side they are 6al would Ike 70 know
where Mcclellan is, and where
the Democratic party is., Nc.
CielIan is nothing but . political trickster.
His letter is neither war nor peace. ,a. ltis
neither white nor black. Il Is neither male
nor female. Il iBe political eunich and
there Is nothing more of it,. sf Bit
don't know What these men meant, but
1 went 70 them and they promised me that
If Indiana, Ohio and Pennslvania went
against them they would withdraw MeClel-
Ian for Dix. u knew the loyal people would
have gone for . loyal man, aud that Mr..
Lincoln himself would have gone for HIM
in order 70 save the country. CCheers.
NJ. Ward (ohkirmln 81 the Democratic
State Central Committee Of Pennsyiyapi
al sSratshed that the Democrats had fried
rtnhsy lylnla, u Ifsy ~ kasnd maioriiys
|rLanfhterI + a2s-i rafd went % Mr..
Ward and told him 70 call the Pennsyiya-
mia delegation together, IN order 70 have
the Convention Fa-a5Sanable. gWhat can
/ do 3n said he. ~ said, e0Gll the Conyen-
tion.R He said, t1t q TOO late-there is
no time" Then I said, ssIf you don't do
Il 1 will stump the State Of Pennsylvania
against you" [0htefs.1 Ward told me
to 90 TO some one else, and also that they
were going 70 have q meeting at Harris
burg. 1 went to Brexels and he sent me
to Mr.. Childs. the Publisher, but they could
not move, They were afraid Of the Roths'
childsI There is no Individuality among
any of these men. They simply sneeEI
when Belmont takes Q pinch of snuff.
went to New York and haW Belmont. HI
said, awe have got PennsylEsnia. I have
got letters from ell parts OF Tie State
/ And yet could BEE far1enough % the fu'
i ture to know that he could not carry Penn
sylvanis by $4,000 shot, lCheers.l
don't believe 1t. .1
TIEGUIsH THEMa 20 saT4 -
There are hut two pArties-7oHe that re
joiees when our army captures tortysthre'
pieces of aartillery-[cheersl-the othe
droop their heads in despondencys or eEaa
it is q lie. [Laughter and saPplause.l i.
There are two parties-one puts mp geld
Il ,.aaa kEa nsfaa af M Rpf1t1ft . Al "A
and the other is party that believes suc
cess in our army will bring down the pricl
of gold. [Applalse.1 There are men con
stsntly hoping for reverses 70 our armies
that they may put up the price Of gold Ii
lorder 70 elect Mcclellan. Yet these met
ask the poor man TO vote for them
he Wouldlnot say that the Democratic part
was composed Of traitors, but he we'll kney
the leaders Of the parties are traitors 70 II
and are selling Il out 40 sheep arc aold 1
the shambles. [Applause. He stoo
here as the representative OF the people
not of.a party or part OF party, andiw
say down with the politicians and up viii
the people. Tremendous applause frol
all parts Of the room. ] WeWill never SAY
the country by letting such politicians Tul
as Belmont, the agent of the Rothschilds,c q
| England. (Applause.) he had said tha
in the case Of the riot in New York, tb
voice of.the people there was the voice
the devil. daughter and applanse.) 81
Pi' "a ATALK WITH SEYMOUR. ,'
& In a conversation with Governor Sey
Imour, in presence OF Sanford Ohprchi b
ltoId him that their party would be defeai
ed in that State by 40 900, CCheerg. sol
is not the election Mr.. Train" said Go
lSsymour, aIt is motif election. - VIII
lis il i''f.The Governor lodged about abol
as much as cClellan 10 writing letteFs.a
lTLaughfeE and great applause.l ado 70
mean revelation 2" Why sir, there Is .
fight in you. Appiause. There are
this world two bodies positive and negl
tive, and when revolution comes You vi
find that the absence Of your bodies wi
, be much better and more wholesome tha
Il your presence OF mind. Uproariops laugl