, 1864-09-30

battd two State tickets. They uuits on
Presidential Electors and Congrcssmen. but
divide On GoveEncr and other State officers.
The local iesne seems to 1cyolye on Jim
Lanes reelection 10 the Senate. Here il the
dim Lane ticket, supported by the Leayen-
worth Conservative
For rPresident-ABRAHM LINCOLN. OF u.fno,s
For e.f1csldent-ASDREW JOHNSON, Of
Presidential Elector.-M, J. pAsnor1
CaEEsknaoUoH, Z. McBaArzxr.
For Goseruor-6. J. CRAWFORD, Of Anderson.
Wyandotte. ~ u
For Auditor-Jonx r. SWALLOW, Of Lyon.
For rTrcasuser-H1IlIAA SPR16Gs, OF Anderson
For Associate Jndce-jAcon SAFToRp, OF sh.w-
:, For Attorney asnus1-J- y. BauxnAuen, OF
GoolAow, oi Riley.
Here is the anti.Lane ticket, supported BY
the Leayenworth 1snes:
For Observation-Disclosures JOHNSON.
frsderu.I E:ectors-MAneCs j. pAnEorr. E.
c4Est5saorsn, az Esa, :. y ncRk41sEE: M ,n
Fer Lieutenant Goy.rnor-J. j. IxcA1Ls, Of
Atchieon.
For SECRETARY ofstste-wx R. sausDxns, Of
For Tfeaeurer-J.R Mcc1unr, Of Riley.
For Audl1ur--AsA uA1n1Royk, Of Linn.
For Attorney Gene1nl-h- GEtswoiD, Of Leayea-
For Superintendent Of Public InstrucAon-J.s s.
For Associate jpstice-s. A. E1SoxAs, Of
Brown.
For Conerefs-A. L. LEE, Of Doniphau,
The Copperbeads have nominated no State
ticket hut generally support the an,i-Lane
p RaF mi
Il Nexr Development of Peace Pr1nci.
pies
The notorious Vailendfgtam addressed q
meeting Of lis swo1n yassa!s st S; dney, Ohio,
on the :se4th inst, In which he urged them to
support Mcclellan, and gave them this co.
gent sid, to them, convincing iuducemeat
spealing Of President Lincoln, he said:
an the hands OF Democratic President,
lSs head, and the heads Of those around him.
Rould come to the block.''
We have here an uudiegnised declaration
thst In the trent of McCle1lan's election the
monk Of butchery is to begin. The Peesi.
the dtst victims, but every man who has
been prominent in hIs devotion to the Union
nay expect to find his name in the list Of
ttoEe docncd to the block. This is the Ian
guagc c1 NTH who talk OF peace, aad who
dcloubce 81 t5rannical an administration
tlst ofEe1e no hindEance to the pulic procla-
nation Of an era CT murder, in case the
prospective butchers can succeed in The
PreEidentiA election.
~ The identity Of Comprehension aud
treaeon as it exists in the Confederacy has
been ence more proved, In quarter where
We were not look'ng for it. In the clty of
saleusky, Ohio, tarre d~e1t a number of
mfn krown By this title. They were North
esn nen-if not all by birth, yet by resi-.
dence and occupation. We suppose them
to have been just about an avcrage of the
Northern article. Without doubt they dis.
lied the title by which they we're known
as most Of that ilk do, claiming to be " Den-
ocrats'' instead; to be, like the Chicago
Times, "loyal'' to the nation, but opposed
to this abolition administration But tho
other daJ-or nfght-they sally out, their
opposition to Lincoln getting to such q
pitch that It mus. have rent som eho ~. and
seize cpupie Of vessels on Lake Erie, over
power the Crew, shooting one Of tbs officers
through the face, ind enter upon cruise,
which, though bupglingly managed aud dis
astrons, was all well meant according to the
copper standard Their aim was to seizs
the armed steamer Of the Government; but
somehow, that design failed.
These men, We take it, are precisely Of the
same pattern with the great majority Of
thoee who made mp the Convention which
met in the Wigwam and nominated Geo.
B. Mcclellan; they lcok like them, talk like
them, and, up to certain point, act like
them. If these sandusky Copperheads have
gone further than most Of their brethren of
the sane description, it is probably due to
their having what they considered a good
chance to do something in the way Of carry
ing their principles into action. For what |
is to hinder those WHO deuounce the Gov. |
eminent Of the country ss ia tyranny and
from proceeding to sbate It If
B chance offers? Those Who talk TREASON
will act II, If they have courage and the o.