New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-21

DAVIS RELIES UPON THE DEMOCRATS.
They Will 90 For Place and Spells.
Their Interest is to Weaken the Union .
Armies and Break Down
ais'sE-N the Finances. l. ...,. - : =,
From The r,etmona r,.n,,,,er. Jan. u.

l. From The Richmond Examiner June II.
The Convention of Black Republicans in j
Baltimore have renomnated for President Of their
country Abraham Lincoln the Illinois rail splitter and
for Vice President Andrew johnson. known m the
West as the Tennessee tailor, Of the meanest Of thst
craft whether they shall ever be elected or not depends
upon the Confederate army altogether. la. D.. % is
The people Of the encmy's country have now two
Black Republican tickets before them; and the Dem-
ocrats are to come yet AN these several movements
we are obliged to watch, and II possible. uudersand
BY reason OF their possible effect, upon the war, other
wiso have earthly interest in the matter; and II
we were now At peace with that nation II would DO
atogcthcr indifferent 70 ns what ape or hyens. Or
jackass. they set up to govern them -
: The great army Of contractors. then. and Office
holders-n short, those who live by the war and on
coin fairly for anothcr race Il amounts to declsra
ton that those conyentOners dsre 10 see fonr ycars
all respects like INTO the last four years. They
want no change at all; to the present incuubents Or
power and profit an works wen enough IL ia They
care little perhaps, about the Emancipation Proc
or the SanSs sHo saSs may Be
Aboitionist; little indeed about politics at aI or
principles or the destiny OF their nation, or ether ADJ
Of that sort snsS are psass0 : ana
four years Of revolving at will In treasure and
plumber will make them all fich enough, them and their
descendants to the third and fourth generation. I
It appcars Also that Lincoln and his friends have
been fncky for far in the III success Of Grams and
Butler and In their precise measure Of Ill success
either Of those had taken Richmond before the Con-
yentiou then Batter Grant would have been n0uni-
mated for President II they had been already utterly
and decsiyey defeated and their armies cut to pieces
then neither Lincoln any other Black Republican
would have had the slightest chance OF election 80
essential for the right guidance OF the Con,en.
ton in this matter that Grant should not take Rich
mond nor be advancing In triumphant march toward
It, that The Ner York Times, Lincolns "nrgan. took
care 10 publish at length dismal aceoune e Che bloody
defeat inflicted on the Federas on the "a OF June ana
TO express the opinion that IL most ,isas. .ous
affair This was true: bnf TIE Times did not state II
because it true. The Tim,s stated t. notwithstand
ing that IT true in order to lower Grants stoct n
the Just In the nick Of timeand succeeded
Our soldiers who on the Sd strewcd the earth in oit OK
their intrcnchments with l2,OGo dead and wounded
Yankees. then and there secured the nomination Of
Lincoln Grant. ~ ..
Lincoln. then, and bis gang have been lucky, as we
said 20 far But 70 win his election In November this
indecsiye work OF the Federal armies. neltleI M
neither taking Richmond nor taken by Richmobd-wih
not do at all. Grant and Butler are now at hbcry to
achieve the most brilliant success they can. and re
No York Times win tell the truth any more, when
it is unfavorablc to them. In fact the Lincoln party
has been reeoncied to the delay in capturing Reond
BY this consde alton, among othersthat tho Fourth OF
July approaches and they are aware Of the theory en-
tertaned Ivy their old acquaintance. PembAton how in
tons of the city namely that the Fourth Of July Is the
very best day to surrender place 70 Yankee be-
ing their anniversary with triumph. they eive good
terms. 1t is Like approaching bon s.rsss after dnsr
to ask him for favor And accordingly, the Ydnkee
nation IL holding itself prepared to put on its most
gracious smiles and accord 10 us the tender
Sderation which has been shown to the citizens Of
vicksburg Let them only haul down our flag on that
morning and read their Declaration OF lnde
pendence Capitol Square, and Lincoln Is already
elected President. In this stage Of the business also
how ever army has voices and II shall c0nfinu6
20 battle repulso and cut up the Federal forces, and
finally drive them from the soil Of Virginia, Ter
vently trust. then this Baltimore nomination wiz not
gain Lincoln single vote in November. .I .sf
In that case who viii be the next President in tic
eneny's country Not Fremont with his radical
abolition" The for that school OF politics viii be
nnkt hapa thep
Gratis; they being also divided at present into War
Democrats and Peace Democrats, but who would all be-
event Of total failure Of tue Federal campaign Of 1894
Now the very latest Intelligence brought from that
country by special channel informs US OF these two
further facts that the popular mind became at once
violently sgitaied the announcement Of this Balti
more nomination; and that in Marylan especially,
was unprecedented In fact, the Democrats
patiently trusting 20 regain the power Wd profit whch
they but lately held to be Democratic inheraice.
must naturally DO provoked beyond endurance al This
audacious attempt Of Lincoln and Seward 10 eide
roaghsh,d them four years more. We learn that
the Democrats now universally turning their
thoughts 10 Franklin Pierce and the Connection Soy
monr AZ their nominees for President aud Vice. Pres
dent To give them the least chance OF eectiBs thes
two advocates OF peace Grant must be defcotet the
Invasion must collapse aud die 0at and tie very eso
Of war must become word Of horror, uttered With
lcathiDg and execrstion Therefore 1t 10 the interest
Of the Democrats 10 do their very utermost TO weaken
tic Federal army, discrcdit Federal france in short,
10 extnguish the altogether order 10 exss uis
the party which invented the war and governs n and
lives by il.
The last significant fact which 10 Us BY special
sdyices Is that Immediately the Baltimore noruc
tion gold ~ hundred and ninety seven. God
is q ensve substance. and Il feels another ehiycr.
aud shrnks back yet little more into its eryps o. the
idea Of another four years Of Lincoln and Chase aud
those dreadful paper mills ana steam presses the smoke
Of whose fatal machinery ascenAeth up f0r ever and
ever.
Here then, elements Of trouble and storm which
happily threaten 10 interfere. not'only with Lneons
hnfx Tho n
November the whole North may DO writing In iR,ss-
tine conyulsion: her brute mass pressing 20
heavily NAV he flung OIL aud this Confedersey nay be
standing erect redeemed radiant triumphant. shaking
her inv incibe locks In the sun.
For all this. we look To the Confederate Army. lee.
Beanre gard, and Johnston boz. give the Yhtees
a President and make vs. well rid u them and their
Presidents Tor cvor. ..a f-..r t.s 5.sal ii.Ii