, 1864-10-05


III vtos h,me slnsi.s HA'elujaA. They ! *. /
pectea TO n. elected pres1sest. TAsy 1oalasNa
Get1ge u. Mcclellan tur Prs.idsat, sad fox ~has
he M tSfi tp,ineipts ., that p;asbrmf
&c, Or any other man, wAo etes drew a s.otd IN
hia country cause, @ho wsp'd CONSENT to take
h; III 10 BE- "a led an Amelcsn soldier. Whenever
btcene 20 kreeu{ tor o1tee, WhensTee &aso
such M itching deste to obtain ltd'e poNst ior
= short ,imc. as to stull,fJ uyse1t ia such MN
Gud in his tufnI'e nttci mar take me- hone
t:um inl- earth kon. 81 Gsrer4l Mcclellan. !
/ retptct hio III eeetlem.u I rr-p-ct h'n; but
pLon ii It platform. ns pvltirtsu. h:so ~ ro.
spect tor him, lappiaose J Ge1esa Asclsi!sn
), en- t,kcn frcn the walks OF private lfs, con!a
have xcustd b,m. I touIa unse said that ho vas
sin ply n,ls,akon. deceised. peFh'pa~ nus h.Yiok
Americas Union. hsv,Dg beard the soul stisr,ng
tousos II butue tn thu Union cause, there ts n,
txrutc ou esrtb for h'm-nonc whs'ever 90 tue top
Of t,vu's esslh-e1cstt that e Is So craving aut
spxious ,or little puwer thas IL 1illiag to ac
f. net4 w hu 1ouina!ed bim were not In favor
u put hin On Ibis plzitorm; We az NOT ii fa1os Of
The wsr II IL trun; ws do o: like the so'dstks; re
late the tour Vi blne ciQ,h. aed 10 drapisc bsass
br.tult: nut 10 bare osen out 9. power tor son.
Ii l,eteeeaIy that &c dU Bomeaiuy or Other to Get
rrouno she 'susnPsnd easp = sltt's p"sftiou., Nsw
wts: 10 ,e rom 0s shs o
the country could nut hsxe seeh itu1ced
to vofe lot any nan In favor Of the Var unl attes
tLosxh liz the, Old not n.e he soldiers. 9sss f1ihsr
IL laVuf OF Rcttthg tdtte vntea. 30 shey said, We
will put Mcclellan On The ticket aud N Tic tbs heal
q iur The var; they would put him ia aud 't4r:
bin he talFuao train. futntug do~n The track
with stesm up d. everything all right Bns they
put they put 'be brakes the cars before Il end
gone tar b. putt1e ss thu tail Of shs tckes son.e
Il. Pcbdletun, whom they kt eH to De IN ina@uust
traitor. '1hey eoIclaned TO Kan mixed uckeE,
'De,heE fsh. fcsh nor foul. Thox.p Union q. one
'eld, and srehton tRc other.
PkHDLEroH-uI3 REc1sT nAvEcENuE =
There ts such thing, ybn ktow, ,ss Pcesid cuts
dying. Il the UIion ena OF tits tcte: should die,
,he TREASON end eou1d take its place. II they
shuule elect Mcclellan. and hit elecioa should sur
prise him 20 puch as TO Eli .1m-whiea Is not un-
hLel3-.hen PeualeIon would t4xe his place and
tun the concern nccoFdlne TO his own tceas-
They art JON to vote for George B. Mcclellan on
plsu,e.9 they al me to vote tot George Il Il. Pen.
olssun, snd ~ should nos !Rte ios oln on tnss
ohi Tess esndats
hin.. Why do say tof l served With hin In
Congress, aud hAvs been forced and compelled to
DC So bin ss91d a19 H.. ass Eod sgs
balls Ut Congress. be. ore he Was oyer thozghs Of
- candidase, words Of tttasoa and diuluyatsy.
Il m s L. t. h: war aess. ss 1 7s.d f
solitary do:'ar.> nor single o,nt
in favor OF prosecatlns the was. no mt er
grub for the soldiers or t1tus e:se. Not oue
dotlar bus been yotsd that could be spent In anJ
WY spsust the 5ebe e]ion and In favor vi the Gov
eminent. I defy his fnenGs to-daT to point me 10
nte lille or one s,lsbe ever written Or uttered By
hlu In favor Of 1eatoring The Government by ps.
til oonn the 1ebe1lon-not word. Bus II ytu
PREACHED ktceraIon. ron will nnd th+t he ha- a1-
YocAted State RiYhts .nd satd that ns nalieves th
peope Ut II Q sonh hsl ris shs to seeede. and the
ont hAF r1EhFf n ~ h@ mi IN
the Unlon. Tha, Is The docrl.e he hss advocated,
arc, d,upon that record people ask me to vote fuf
accepting his nomia 1tioa On tie c6,eazo eia,fpfn
Whtre IL III Why IL IT. that no mau can ind ts.
na a. 7 Ss nsn
The ticket. WnY II this, I saYt B-csass lh= Chit
csgo Convention kneW when they adopted at
platform thst Mcslell.n would wrtEe suit letter
iou Tor wsr but they forgot to say 50: LIN h.
1er:) They bave prevented George Il. Pend SION
never will A1lte one. Beesu.e Il they w4ated a
letter from him-unicss tney Htote II them -eYs.-
he bas betn 20 much In tbs bshis OF epsAEtnT t1es
would W daGn hin befofs tbs people aad sheY kneS
AsDT Jonssos-ruE p1TEExscE.
Read At dy Jornsen's lstser. 1t breath hin, bu
d.To'l"n 10 the union. HsH also q rean esssaa
He 1nswett the pnrty that nominated him, laying
alids al his polical prej1 ices and willing t.
what he cap 70 sure tne country. Contsat: hin
denounced the rar in the halls Of Congress, aud
!oted against carr1ire i On. -co-daJ VI. Fsad 9:
and ether Northern traitors, denouncinX every
Ccnhtct.d with the war, and throwing esnFy clog
in The way OF the North-tcltg his ver5 heat' to
binder the progress Of The armies Of tho Unised
States. What has AndrB1 Johnaon been dol0.!
He lyed.In Tennessee. and was IN the Unled
Staten Senate when tnat State eecedcd Wnat
cd he eo' He tod the traitors that tue
He :tooh there and denounced JEFF Davis, eide]l,
Mason, Benjamin snd the whole crowd. Said hs
'-HI we're Frez1aent Of the United States xonId
,on as traitors" liz told them that TREASON vas
1ant1iug in their hea.ts. and ~ they wers dzter-
lived they would Ind him ior war When Tenue+.
zee rectded olo Andrew johnson went hoHe. They
bin rum bis State because he Wonld not take
sides with the rebellion, but be told them he you'd
Ole drrt He went to Ohio and from there Washing
ION; When cur army went to Tennessee diving
Mr. Bragg oat,le ext With 1t. He has. been aci1og
lshirR treztou aud tIa1tors whenever they slalked
ahrcad In the !snd. There is dldesence bstHse
the.s men. And 5Rt an asked to-yots for NJ
tArplauso.} Johnson and fousht agatnst secs4-
tion At d secesslentsts when the Wet iltss broke
out. We ats fighting ag.lnst them nov. We ssooa
this NC arc called Abo!it1oltsts.
VINO THE HEIELA Favor.
Now. my fel'o s'courtrJmen, eau say to you
@ siee:ion oi George 5. % Meclei!an and Geofxe T. L:
Pendletop. en- prove 1t. And they hsTe good
5eason for It too, don't ~ 1his oecsa.s I be.
ufed Tor The ve1 parposs ! hare stated, and II
E. sfa sm
| mont. He rond be ony tool In the hands Of
| theee men, through which they would act In order
1o give the Southern Couiedesac5 ltslzdependence.
| e1n Aiseans b, + F. Mcca;Fy. lie waa nea;
pap. oea 1ner he South seeded, % and vhea @ III. re-
| bellion " As commenced, he WIS elected a member
ct the Confederate Congress- and served there slth
grets Of tnat kind. LauxhteE.l He returned hoc1e
i .hsrt time ago, and made speech to his fello =
citizens. 1h.ppened to be far down IN Dixie At
| thts speech. II vas made to his felto~.citt
zeus. Vow DO 3ou know Who ConRfeseman'a
fellow citizens are IN lhe Southern contedeTacy'
cittzeLs To hat. Every man II In the army Who |.
not TOO olato cary gnn; Or 20 young tna. nc L
@ mase, % potleal m speech there, b. must make it ia
the army and to the army. Tnere ts no such thing
81 an election like We have here. They elect Con
Tbe ss !. 5s sa? ssaS21
IL all there IN OF IT, and when ne Get that u'ed up,
np ADP
member That much depends npon the choice tha
Northern men make for President the incoming fa1,
There win be at least two parties represented, 70
a.
effort 10 hare Lincoln retained and the peace arey
who will make bold effort 10 elect man pledged
to give the Confedesscy justice and restore peace
bleeding country, ws hope, NC trust, We s1a1
that they nj. be eaccesaful. Such shout u
Wns heard before would spread re- hsne1 ove.
reault, our Independence Will be established
But .enonId Lincoln be reelected our fond hope.
will be dashed to ths ground. our indsoeeGdsnM d 4 4
re.ourcrs. and could OF posstslr hope 70 se aois
TO contls ue the war Iour years longer. Past e1pe
yors II u tle hanoa o. the inloalitaole tyrsnt ant
usurptr, Abraham Lincoln. Let rs repose ou
trust II the God Of Battles, and an11oaaly a"at
prsJs a1dently for The peace candidate becia.c b.
Gays, If he is elected, thelt Independence will b
forever established. IIox dues he know? i, 3!
haze been going Oh 40 constantly between the reb
els Of the soutcern ConfedcEacy and ths Sorther1
reht1.-ai assemb ed At Niagara Fans-nlsh
men, !, elected. Many thloGs that have been don
in this country will explain the reasoa "ny.
This peace party-th.B anti-War party-1s mad
up ol vtry strange k1nd OF men. They arc ver:
impatient for peace, at the same time they koo'
b kaa Of ,hs, want ~ n,ol;e to-
than We Lave eTer heard Of. fApplause.l
NJ cn y9u see s1ss On t. say Mt Il
1oin Mr. Cuisy IN has e1ection-eriug tosz Tor th
peace candidates, or any Of his cto"d-
fon't think I ought 70 be. Bat If Ind them d.
bouncing man aId opposiue him, as they do II,
Lincoln. I can't help thinking be is pretty GOO
could 1es. ore this country BY .uppressfng the n
belI,on. There Is no uanner Of doubt Off that "
can destroy their armies; we can klu every ma
tbat belongs to them; and so far as an co.
cerred, rather than zee this Government destroyed
would kill the lat rebel. Jeff Davls himself, Il
OF them, and see@heir bleeding corses 1tfetche
| puon the ground and when the laet one expired
! Would wave the stars and Stripes over hin, an
c1y, '.Heayen be blesstd! We have restored coul
| III once more" lApplause.