, 1864-08-28
THE COMING coKyEaTloa.

/ City Full Of D.ue :raey--The Mcclellan
Stetk Failing In the Market--0nr
Ffsfters-Pe7zcnalS Sketches
Trnsn on the rraes--s
/, =. Railroad Fotisg.
The Ts st nIs21an a Msa @a...;: ~ s;1 s!szas
p'd-s1ass ssavs. % s1"o
TIE FEN !:S!ss!asss Ssus .a222:S'ss7oAr.
George F. Train on an Independent
Ticket.
IN RRokT oE TIE SHERMAN 1gusE-yio-
PEAcE-R0NFIRgsA AID ROCK
ErS-G0ING MAD.
TIE attendance upon the great Coppe1head
National Convention is hourly gaining IN propos-
tien.. Every train that reaches or clty ID l,dcn
with enthusiastic believers In the principles os shn
nrw gospel II there b. no let up in this extsaor-
dlncry irnax Of Strangers qa.st psaceaole men will
loss their Identity;
The hotels arc fni1, the streets are full. Chicago
has not had ench 4 vfs1tation stnee-we do III.
krow when. Tho Convention proper has not yet
convened, but the preliminary work Ia in for
ward slate Of completion. Csususlng and wite-
pulling arc at their culmipatton and II Tin the
multitude OF councillors there Is H:sdom,'
then may the: ''great part'' rest secure In
the bsl.ef that their wotkNll betFoitful-. My
it uot bs that 100 many physicians will kin the
patients" ~. :
PROGRESS OF SENTIMENT.
The Mcclellan men were not 90 buoysnt on Sat-
uzeay "a they wetc on Fsidny nor we're they SO
bu"Y:nt on Friday as on Thur.day. In truth tbs
pe7tnacity and determination Of the Peace men
are telling rpou them. Hsd the Pcace men the
money at their command which tho Policy men
toakt o., and really have, Mcclellan would bo no
where. 4 man Of lar more talent and ability IS
statesman Tiz: Peus1etou, Of Ohio, II he had half
the mcans at his command that IL welded By Nc
Clt1lans supporters, he would distance the latter
in the race. In tact Little Mac is run By the
"hloatcd a1istocrats'' Of the demoanslc party. He
il the candidate Of the moncy-brokess Of Wal
street and the CREST railroad corporation OF Now
York and New England. Thc democratic p1r'y
uked to toast in Jefferson and 1Iaatson's timer,
that 1t Was tho poor u.au's party. 1t denounced
banks an6 corpors,1ons bitterly and increasingly.
Now, how Ia tic mighty inlten! 1t is controlled
by Austrian Jew bankcEs, like Belmont, and cod
aeh ar!stocats ard eaftwaJ kfnge, like Dean Rich.
uond. The glory hath departed IRON It. Never
In lie history oi any psrty In this country
was 10 m1ch money ezpencd to 1ndaeuce. BY ont
vention. The thug IL done, TOO, unn,ushlngtY.
The satellites cf the sheddy at,ssocsscy have no
modeei, in thesr demraaor;, They nrs slamclcss.
ncycr exhibited. THE question arises, hnwi IL the
candidate ever to repay his supporters fur tho
money they arc cxpc4c1as for htmt II he oay
1ltnds b.eea for hfn the contequ ga TO the cour-
Try will be ic:srinf- The peace men coup ain bitterly
hr{1a{1nfr trina tHAv ann In =
mems ef fu1tbttins thelr own ends and arc get
ting terms every day from the shoady artato.ra.s
e It,
men g e wheshtr .helr candidate Il % ran q =
peace platform, o. auy platform ut al + very bad
respected its r1asiorTn. IS now reduced
to mere faction. appsssent!y depende4t uPoa the
Ian men, 1sr n, who are In lnt1e majority ontide
the delesa!,ena eonside1 he democratic party at
&c shs ps1 TIC Of
a teW foo.a On Saturday, q the Var Dcnos1atic
stripe thGlo ars enough ct them in the Democratic
iholcht TINT they saw tie coming man in tie pr.
eon Of Gen. ilix IT New York. Goa help them,
poor eouls; there IL ~ much chance Of his bang
here to complete the work commenced BY ths
Southern ttaltors at Charleston a. OF the Angel
il too much cafnestness in the manner In whica
thete peace: makers ma psid min!oas of Jew bang
convention. reace at any price. The word etates
as a. r tsnz 3oV wts t.
L te the open se*1me to tae heart Of every genuine
IN ahs ptsd IT. 1f tsie. sT n,nt to
start on. This they consider eQuiVolent to rec-
0enition. OF at least 10 the abandonment OF the
vii ueres @ be- BE- resumed ne naaia. % ID shis iiey ara
honest IhS atmssteo plank ~ y the plank, fos
Vii takc caro- of the balance. Tho proposition Of
Dean Rfchu1ond-to Whip tho South II they could
net b. eosaed i,ngnfd n91 Is objected
That Ia the mstn objection. As matter ut ct It
smounts to nothing, Int on matter OF etiquette
oh the eonlrary ths rais Of bay to threatea' e..
pectaliy our equa1e. In fact the peace r6cn. de-
mand int no threats shah betassd; sNos are nv
declaration In favor Of the Union and Constitution
will not bu objected TO In the platform OF JET.
The st.temcnt in an e1entng naper, that Illinois
Wieconsln and Minnesota aro IN favor OF McClel
i'm en u was platform, viii bo natter Of news to
Ili,nCis 's uot Mcclellan, a. 10 a war platform
thoec three 6tntes IN faIor Of It.
tbe pas'ern @ssess L tsatt shs nos eautns =
TIE reeoenitou Of the 6ouh at the tame time that
1t tha.l not pronounce against it. The pe,ce man
Tied hereafter. Give n the artnistance, they saJ,
and talk about terms afterwards.
o,1er ~ It Il " O'Clock, and Governor sey@aur, ef
Hoplinf, oi Vermont. viii open win prayer.
ia ened sf .ftRs #
The iotai. exhibition q Bgan Hal on Saturday
and Native American parties wore dead and barred
long, long ago: but here was old Amos kondal!
that leo ai;er he bad yeass aro helped to iii md
leo gem aenelsl I 5scE.oa Posi- Iattsr sesrfaI nas
q d cs'
where WAS there ever chance Tor the old Knnw
ans .s s2 sy o9 ,nS aess e ,s sa ss
ihcradlcable instiuc's, they ealymn,red tbs old
concern into life for few brief moments, on Sat.
= mspltesTrs and T. 20 sS 81
after they had G.yen up Tue ghost, at least to all
Is tho Mcclellan stock goes down the Seymour
STOCK coca up. The friends of thu latter n=c work.
Ing quietly. but surely. Let Seymour and Prndls-
cssil, pull either Though tho convention with
Fem rern.noo Wood was introduced 10 the wiscon~
REMARKED soat wisconsin WAS for peace, bnt tho
delceatson 11s nos faaegcd how It could be Oh
national couyen1iun. Let the Democratic Conyen-
tion adopt one resolution embracing rhesc prnpo-
ttte1s, and wo will be Encca-s1ul with any eand-
date. After the a:otstce cmveution il called, let
1t decide upon the fes1ns VI peacs." This w.s IT,
cctsed with much favor, by the Wiseonbin dele
MORE VISITORS.
Tie New York. c1:s delegation - 4 rsry strong
ouc. The following isaci sketches ARE Iutg1ttI
to 1pla1n Wbo they arc, and hoW they look.
August nKLAoxT-
Contessedly At the head ut the city delegation
EtanGs the name ofAuEust Belmont He IL Ger
man By birth, but many years resident ot Eaw
York. He Is banker, belongs to a class Of Weal-
thy and liberal oemoeI1tr, and sthells out llbcr-
made mach Of BY Lassle Mac, and ia tbs event Of
bis election, wunm rccttye tho tender OF 1rst
catA forelcn miesfon. he IL N carly md faithful
sdhesent Of Little Macs eause. Mr.. Belmont Il a
s.nali. dark ,eumplcGoned man, With Jewish cast
offeAtusee, speaks with decided German accent.
aud como ycssB sgo. BE fs the chairman Of the
National Democratic COMMITTEES: appointed in
:, 1AA1s 1'1A1uN =:
i,,sn ssf1 ssaes ssspsr a1 e, ss;man snd "a
ed,Mctium tize9, and a rafting, rolucking son Of
the Gssen Islc. He controls the Mozart Han w1nZ
Of Detpo1As8c party OF the c.ts Of EeW York.
rs @ l. nsn ct beaded talents, and capital ]udao
|. -: - -DkHsn u. ux1Kr2x
ia one Of tho Ka1 qladEuped. OF the old Dcmoc.a.
TIC Party, and has sat by The Conedl Fires Of old
Tannany from time l,nmemostal.,- he ID well
:presotye1.: ane booking pottly gentleman sixty
cherry blooming connteoa1ce. one who does not
evidently let The fpir.t mortttY the hest. He d
atspftal ot6te holder, md has been tho recipient
Of tfaetd farors nom tho people hx the lAtt thif.
ysass: until Iesen1lF. hehas held tns oflee Of
Epvel hY Mxy ynr Dr<tffe tn 1nskn rfa0tn Enr Ev.