, 1864-10-27
TRAM ON McCLEI4IAAN.
l. SplcY Speech.

The eccentric George Francla Train made
speech At Philndel ,hia, few daya stuce,
from ,~tlch We take tue following extract;
1 will tell you WHO wero ny candid 4tes.
Ny candidates were the army and navy.
Frerch out o. Mexico and the English OF the
sea lCheess ! said that my candidate vaa
the war, autographed to Men Orleans, .sIf !
apy man baufs dow the American flag, shnot
him down., ECheers Ny Vice President
was the n<vy.. / want no better man than
that "Olo salamandeE," 1ho chained h,msen
[Cheersl This, these DemoeEats said. We
won't do. Then 1t WAS that saw treason.
George B. Mcclellan is simply the cbattel OF
Sam. Barlow, ind eam- Barlow Is the mere
clattel Of August Belmont, and Belmont Is;
the agert Of, The Rothecbilde, who are the
England [Cheets.1" They are going o.
try to curry the State e1 Pennsylvania IN No
yember. tCries, "They can't do is"1 When
| / saw this. l Thought 1t tine for me to leave
They saW was not for Mcclellan, and then
| it was they said, "you can't 60 with the
| Convention" knew that the rules Of Con-
| gIeEs governed the Convention. and that
| delegate from territory cou1d be admitted
without the privilege Of speaking. But 1t
| gots moving around in that Convention.
| [Laughter.] They didn't want man there
| with an audience OF 150, ,000 men back OF him,
L Long wtnt In, and he found there was no
freedom Of speech'' In that Convention It
was the rule Of the New York rowdies. said
God bless Manhattan- told them 1t was
| time to think OF the Union and the country,
and that you couldn't do 1t on that platform.
| I found the Regency and the Rothschills
ruled the entire destiny Of that Convention.
l know no more pitifni slight than to see the
| Pen1s5lsania delegation cflngfng before
! A.. - y ~ -,Jr
81 MI, all Pennsylgania sneczed. lLaughter.]
when New Tofk lald an egg, all PennsylVa'
| Ella cackled.
had one hundred delegates to 70 for Dix.
I In the morning Pend1eton told me that 4 So
| help me God, / will do all can to beat Nc.
! At 10 o'clock they offered him the Vlcs Prast-
1ercy, and he went! I saw Vauandigham at
TIT breakfast table, and said to him, "Yoa
| have sold out this concern, and II can tud
| it cut Ill burst the whole thing" Vallau-
| digham said, Strain, you talk too loud ~
The next morning It was all closed out:
Under the idea Of 'spap,'' they supposed
saw their platform. 1t was the most sin
gular amalgamatIon Of men and things ever
saw. soou after, wrote my opinion of 1t.
It was
Resolved, In order to please the Trimmer
| War candidate, Ne have war.
Resolved. In order to please the Trimmer
Peace cal didate, we have peace.
Resolved, In ordet to phase all, that the
war goes on till re get in. lLaugnter1
At the same time it reminded me Of a little
story, wherein 1t Ia related thatIt Was
-Resolytd, That re have new Jail
Resolved, That. the new Jail stands where
| the cid jail stood.
Resolved, That the old Jill be not removed
until the new jail be built [Lsughter.]
! They nominated Mcclellan They then
| cane to me and said "You'n join US !" /
! told them not much They had got them all.
| It was big cheese, and had been four years
tcastipg, ard it is seldom Jon get so many
| wharf rats in one tox as they did at this
! convention. [LaughIer.1 I came back to
New York, ana the only noise along the route
l heard Has the rattle Of the cars, which
eeemed to soy, 'McCle11aot" "McCie1lan!"
and they tortured that into cheers for their
candidate. [Laughter.l
came to New York, and tha Regency Of
fered ne seat In the Cabinet told THEM
knew Of torty-one appointments already.
told them that I recellrcsed that Hpon an
other occaelon an Individual offered vast
possessions, when the devil did not own
potato patch. [Laughter.] And when they
gave cheers for Mcclellan It reminded me-
Of Whist}ing at q funeral. When Mr., Hall,
the chairman Of tbs Philadelphia committee
to write to Mr.. Train to stump the State,
wrote to me, 1replied:
Chicago minauon-pos positive, Boil.
October Eect1ons-Compafative, Boiler.
November Eleetions-superlattve Burst.
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