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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03
THE REaELLlON ENGINEERED ny
DEMOCRATS.

Senator SUMNER addressed the Union Rsiii.
cation Mooting IN faneuii Hal last "Wednesday,
in campaign speech as effective as his higher
parliamentary o1atio1s. lie fastened on the
pro.slayery Democracy the crime strengthening
this Rebellion. Reed his summary Of tho eyl.
dence against themi
LOOK 9, the Rebellion RON beginning 70 end, md
yol viii find that ii has been engineered hy Democrats.
You cannot forget thst James Buchanan Democrat,
was President surrounded by a Democratic Cabinet,
while tho Rebellion WIS allowed 20 organize and 10
gather strength without interruption.
Wherever you look now in the Rebellion there you
find the old Democracy into which Is absorbed John
Boil and his followers. aTrsyed against their country
Look at individuals yoo viii find thss the larger haf
constituting the controlling power Of tho old Democratic
party, Ia now 10 arms against their country.
Look al States you will ind that all nov III rebellion
we're. OF It's outbreak Democratic states.
It IL natural that the northern associates and allies
Of these Rebels shoud be engaged in deyng apologies
for rebellion.
Fellow. citizens In all this vast Union whether the
Union IL was or the Union IL Ia there Is not SIN
Gle Republican IN arms against the Government or
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GENERAL NEWS.

CoIIector Draper has issued an order TO lhe
effect that the rates which viii be allowed for storage
and labor On al goods received in che bonded "no-
houses hereafter shal be computed by adding sixty per
oeHtom TO tho rates Gxed By the Chamber OF concfe"
in 1851. II cases where 10 rate IL ucice"d III 'na'
list tho amounts allow Oh upon packages dlaf III SIZE
and character TO those In question shall he the oass oil
the computation.
At Chicago on Saturday afternoon mob
attacked the banking house Of the WAtoru Marine and
Fire T. .nronce Company. The came Of the deuonSra
ton vas that the bank Friday received deposit 81
.even 20 eight thousand dollars fond for The relief
of drei,ed men 10 the Eighth Werd, ard failed 70 open
is doors next morning. Tho mob ief on receiving as
snraace ha: the money would be- icurucd on Monday
The premises Nos. 22s and go Front street,
owned aud oocur al as bakery by WIN. I. Goodwin
and Not. 2,s ard 2lj water street occupied by Dckin
son. Reed Co.. dealers n tin and sheet iron. were
completely destroyed by fro on Saturday hight A
number Of adj dining buildings wore somewhat damaged
The loss viii amount to about s75.OCO mostly covered
by insurance.
Tho British steamship Virgins, Captain
Lews which arrived at Ills port Friday night from
Liverpool brought 2lOl bsos OF cotton on freight
considerable portion Of snca IS Of las, India pro-
duc;ion.
The subscriptions TO the 40 loan reported to
tic Treasury on Irdey ard Saturday Amounted 70
si7la3so The iotl enon. % these subscriptions to
dsts is az s0fsJA
On Sunday morning last fire occurred at
Cumberland Nd. which destroyed twelve or thirteen
hulllinss involving loss Of tfom $4,000 TO $1,000
Ex.Gov. Dsnnis0n, tie new Postmaster-Gen-
osL. vas sworn .uto Office q; WafLin oa Saturday
Mr.. George william Curtis speaks Tomorrow
night ct Astoria. Tho annouucomcn; is erouSh
TO insure 3 lsrge audience.
Gold hss been lcss yeriabe, bu, hrs steadily
naoi toward over Toe morning prize 49, .'on
,na, ~ Fsou .h point tho market ro's 70 ~ and
W.. quite sieasy A. toe cio,e q bcsnof Tho ,a Wa 100
AMI srgs slaounl. offered Ig7 weller % with buyer,
The ,YDors specie oi the week has beea = ,iii q
witch +4 IN wen. o-ds. S.ocss have been eNr tros g.
out tie dsy Gud lower ooi msRy tNers vere pfcs.d
Tor Isle upon tho military fsoui Nrsna, snd dip
si,iou Wa se freely Tor ftT- delivery Tie fal
oftodsy po csssed tuy ,cc!y ~ Ionrf. 'ad 20
sisezp, aAs any qss,aS 20 opp'se che to~r a'i
movement Atsho Public Board sud vrou %, srest lower
rates we're rosd end he market closed heavily g. rJ "a
oarrra freely At 7per cs, ,nd's wa nla irniy
hat balances could be us-l Mercantile p.pe. IL s ia. I'D 70
u.e aad eree Ia .es Lle - do.' Ial p'r
esnt A. much o. 10 hss Seen paid.
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eympatb,zng with those who There IL not traitor
among thon. Hero is distinction between tho two
parties which is as broad ~ the space between cart
and Heaven.
1t s because the Democratic Party al this momenI
80 utterly mischievous and dloya realy dangerous
to our country and 81 bitterly hostile to liberty tnat
spcak thus plainly Soft words will not do in exposing
that comb nation at Chicago where tho two fsotios
commineled into one. Call them II you please. Phhri,
GEES and Sadducees They ore something more AUG
guerrilla bands OF Jefferson Davis who bavc stolen
INTO tho free States have used this language before
II repeat IL now II il because wish 10 put you on
y0nr guard AGAINST these criminal marauders who nt
this moment Of peril are ready 10 prey upon the'I
country.
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A FURNACE RIRE.

The Cradle of Liberty in Boston was rocked
NIGHTLY on "Wednesday night. Va, meeting
in Faneuil Hall renewed their yow6 OF allegiance
to Union and fidelity TO Liberty, by ratifyug
for the second time tho nominations mndo 81.
Baltimore, and the choice of rgud datc FOX OF
GERS Tor the dear Old By Stete. Among the
speakers were aonatCr HISGy WILSON, RIGA
ARD II. DANA, IT,, the Hon. JouH 4. GRAY,
CHARLES SUMNER, Moses hINBAII, GEORGE
II. HEfwosru, Col. K. croCkLr MATHEWS.
Tie latter il - Mar lander. Senator WILSON
introduced hin to The vast audience ~ zone Of
the most gifted and eloquent SONS vi May
llnd;" and ne added: "When tho strestf OF
baltimore were redeemed with Massachusetts,
blood, 10 was loyal to the country and ti'lo to
she nation, because he was IN Anti-SlaYeY man.
He, with Winter Davis ard. other eloquent
champions in Maryland, has redeemed that
State, 20 that sle has before her Free Constitu-
ton, upon which she IL to pass upon tho 18th OF
October; and on that day Maryland viii take
her place by tho side Of Massachusetts, on tho
list of free Commonwealth"
The expectations Of the Audience, heightened
Ivy such al introduction, were not disappointed.
Here Is a "sample brick" Of this Maryland
orators spirit, courage and radie.liSm'
"People may talk about INSTRUMENTATION Al L Is and
Che Union az ID vas, and know thar 10 one Of the oii
ureses ono OF the catohpcuny sentences dripping from
he tongues Of The pcace.nongers throughout the ooun
Try. lLauchter.l The towards Who atay 90 homo ard
talk nboui gym patty for our soldier e"d aalola ihs
malconeuts and fsalt Under WIG age constantly telling
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We call attention TO the proposals FOR neg
US. loan, published il our Commercial colama
Of this morning. 1t is for forty millions d
dollars, in fve-twepty bonds, at On
per cent interest, payable sen-snnaIl
in COIN. The bonds will be in denomns
nations Of from $50 to $1,000, snd ore-hal'a
the first instalimcnt may be paid in "Cortifesss
OF Indebtodne ~ The terms and TIC rate d
interest viii undoubtedly mako this loan 70
Yoritc, as it certainly r favorable inycstmaA
The offers received will be opened on frid9.
the 18th inst,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

Tire Upper Iowa Annual Conference. ofth
Methodist Episcopal Church, hes just pssssd
unanimously the following preamble and resslS
ton:
Jgz,r,sr w ihe present tremendous crisis Of our ~
tional affairs, policy is bong inaugurstsd wtidl
involves base and gnobie surrender OF our nstisaa
honor. rs vel as e dearest rights u humanity eresy
where; therefore,
Resoirsd, That shle dsprocsts var. and wuAl
hail viii delight the return 0f 81 honorable pe2oa N
sre fniy persuade, that there eyils moro d.
porab.s thsn even toe boodiest civil vsr, and ane0o
thes. M. national diegrEce SUD dshonor aud tue d.
rupfiCL OF or cdsral Union.
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Orr letters and dispatches from Missouri This

Orr letters and dispatches from Missouri ibis
morning are Of more than usual interest They
show clearly enough that Price is in considera-
bic force, aud That his invasion Of the State ha.
80 far been very feebly opposed. Gen. Ewing
succeeded in evacuating Pilot Knob. and icll
back on the railroad TO st. Louis a. fas az Har-
rison's Station, closely pursued by the enemy.
His movements beyond that point were ye.y
doubtful, nor does it seem that no Il
likely to reach ST. LOUIS. Prices forces are at
DO Soto, LOIS than fifty miles from
ST. Lonis, and apprehension is expressed lest he
should move directly or the city. But the dis
patches give Ne no prociao information Is TO the
disposition Of tho forces under Con. Rosocrans;
and We can form 10 opinion as TO the real pur-
pose Of the commanders on either side. II this
invasion has found US, as often before. unpre-
pared at the outset, it IS at least certain thai.
there are troops enough in the North-West 20
mako Prices dofeat ultimately inevitable.
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Nc. 4.

We are nor -e1dg TO :gppiy cop'es Of Tar Two
pLArToras Baltimore and Chic0goJ, Pr'afed s'Se
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Alec, aE,'or's rih the 060te WHO IL RRSpossl BIZ
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H. STEPHENS Speeel, an rh.ch he forefo'd ne 1sso-
gations and horrors rhseb po1sd orise from S,c,,-
sfo-, delivered Jstore lie secession COnyenf;os Of
Georgia in Jqquery, 1861. 10 ukich .s ailea, VINO
CoSsmCsDrHE WARl a Catalogaecf WarAIea mi
Irs0sos,o5s Acts ,-hies 'reTs committed priortO M
L,seoga's characterization. Prlce4i per 100 copies
No. ,.
A,,o, .nifcrrn rrstk Ae otler., THg RIAL CYroA.
90 PLArycsM, Az ExPoUSDED BIZ THE DEMOCRATIC
ORAroEs AT CHICAGO; Jsiag Extracts from he
SPEECHES Of distinguished Democratic Orqtora
rade at Chicago during tie sittiRg ef Tie Ccarss.
f.O~ at Ekos place ia Arg lst 'asf.
Ne. O.
"a G,rmda-LHcoIG OR McCtrrLAr? 4 Lsn,r
from Doctor FRAscis IIEEEs to che Grssoa voters
az America. UsJorss r,ti the ADORE. P,'ios 81
PEE 100 copies. forciJis and eloquent address 10
fse GeT".oss Of sdts GENTRY, sh0s0ing up tie dian
Democrats, o"d Comparing tho acssGnd tie position
o. Mr.. L'aeol" ~iiA taoss Of Ge~eyo. nCs,'rs.
The vresedness Of the NJ Clellan- Pssdiefor. Vol.
faadgham pIa.fora has s0iJesa more ol.c+ly sh0v.
ap than ~ Gs.s addyess
~ h fep more copies Of McPHrpsoNs PoriT
IcAL History Of the United States dariag tie
Creat Rebellion, receired and for sale al TIE TElB
uSE Office. Price 81 per oopy. THIS pors 1.
saost usefI and cosveBieaf, public speakers of all
parties.
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which yawns for her Destruction. To rc;,t.s-

lish and maintain the supremacy Of our eovsn.
ment at home and its standing abroad, 10 ina>e.
uratc the reign Of true Liberty. universal ~
moro perfect than ever before epjoyed-Ah
and all kindred good is the work Of our day ,ai
generation. Our reward shall be not merely n.
success Of candidates, but the triumph Of grad
principles. the exaltation Of our race. and on,
and above all the salvation and supremacy a
our Government" Mr.. Lincoln carried the m
District by a majority Of 2,l57. Will not a.
Uuionists Of Burlington. Mercer, Monnoux
and Ocean see that their vote Of 1860 is reyiy,i
and increased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

Legislature, and for the last two years has bcor
Surgeon of tho I54th New-York--a regiment
which has made an honorable record in mary
battles, including Gettysburg, Lookout Noun.
tain and those around Atlanta. DR.. Van Aer-
nam will worthly fill the seat vacated by Hon.
Reuben T.. Fenton, our next Governor. LIS
majority will probably exceed 1000.
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Netp31ork Dailr gribnas
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1864.
rss Union Tickct-New-so rb.

~, President. ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Of Illinois.
v,o<. pr.s.d.as =. ANDREW JOHNSON. Of TENNESSEE
r,oc.yror REUBEN Il. FENTON Cfaniauqua
L,syt. Governor. THOMAS G. ALNofD. ofonondsga
Carol Coraaqisr FRA NKLIE A. ALBLhfEE, Er.e
rrisos Inspector DAVID T. FORREST, schsnectad!
roy ElsotO,s Of PfesiGe'i and pioePrssieen:i
HORACE GREELEY, Westches'er.
AT isSos PRESTON HING. OF ~. Lawrence
District Electors.
OBADIAH BOVINE, Richmond.
II. JAMES 5 4. STRASAiIAS. King.
III. .GEoHoE REGARD. Kings.
~. .ABRAa j. DIIrfNaoErR. Now fo'S-
v WILLIAM II. MCKriNrY Ns8-'oI-
VI .TsosLas e. AsIES EeV-fo'k'
VII. IsAAc I. SINH. New-fork'
VII GEORGE OppYsE New'fofS-
k Guy T. PFLrcN, New-foh,
XALrxAADkR DAVIDSON. hoeA''"a'
XXI. JAMES w. TAYLOR, Orange
VII CnAunsI L. BEALE. COLUMBIA
XIII Ta.ppyUs HATE Ulster.
XIV John TwEpDLr, Albany
Wv CORNELIUS l.. ALLEN. Wsshiur's1
WI Atoszo W. MORGAN. Warren.
WI. HIRAM HORTON, Franklin.
vIu .AuEsC. CBURcErLI, Fulton.
XIX. .EnhskzgE BLiKsLpY. 0tsegp.
.Jcim CLARKE, Jcfersou.
XXI JOIN J. Knox. Oneids.
xxi. THOMAS KNcsTosD 0sTego.
XIII. GEO. ". BRApgosp, Cortland.
XIV. .JouS Z. SrgLEi, Seneca
XIV. .JTDKpiAn DEWEY. Ontario
XVI. MYRoH If. WEGYsR Schuyies.
XVII. JANIS ALLEY. Steuben
XVIII. .JoHS W. slEBBHs. Mcnrc-.
xxx WILLIAM BsIsroI- wyoming
NIX .JosEru CASpER, Erie.
XXX. .JoHs 7. DARLING, Cattnrsugut
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The Cb;eage Telegraph. the leading RsdNA
Fremont paper Of Illinois, has declared its ~
hcsion to the Baltimore platform. There nov
remains only one Of Tho leading Fremont paPes
Of Tie West, the R,silich, Post. of st. Los
which hs.tates to take tSc same course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

The German UnioDists Of Hoboken and the
vicinity have arranged fos great demonstra-
ton tonight in honor mi our recent victories
and 10 ratify the nomination Of Lincoln and
johnson. Tho programme embraces mass
meeting, procession and Illumination OF houses.
They expect large deputstions from the neigh
boring cities TO take part in their festival.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

Dr. HENRY VAN ARRyAM, of Frauklinville,
Cattaraugus Co., has been nominated for Con.
gress by the Unionists of the XXXIst District,
comprising the Counties Of Chautauqus and
Cattaraugns. Ne has served With credit in The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

Con. DIX found time 10 rnole speech slx
4. ntencos long 10 Sandusky, O., on the evening
Of The 18th. which should knock McClollonifm
ont Of any town, In which politics ore Influenced
by the opinions and example OF mon oil note and
worth. The General had 5een sercnaded. lie
came out f.om III. room aud said TO tho crowd:
"Frlrow CITIZENS. A. arrived late here tonight
and con engaged Ia pghlc hlsuoft, and depart a. an
early hour iu the l.ornng kno" you Mn excuse ne
limit what have g. say 30 a feH words.
" / viii say ono tlirg. however. upon question IN
which every losal j. most d3epy nieFcs' sd -tAe
r- lion IL has been rny convi0i,n from The nr-t TINS
there could be no prace until The Rebel armies were obs
psrged and the osdoTH Of tie Rebellion expelled from
Inc country ll0ud cheer. l believe that the ocasa
ton OF bosliiles would leid 70 recognition 81 tao
Coale,orany and need not .s you That mover coNli
assent b. an armisce OF which l' ChlceSo Platinum ~
M ba,Ia. fRanewei cheering nnd applausc.l have
faith only n q steady. unccasing unrcmhtng rro'eou
ton ~ IN war real applagsl and believe thI VIII
meet tho Judgment az every ttiakins kan.
" once moro thanking you iOs Ous Kind expression az
fealIg bid you good night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

4 Union meeting al the Forty -se7enth-sireet
and broadway Hall this evening viii De ad-
dressed By George william Curtis James M.
Scored and Col. Thomas b. Ven Guren. II
ought and undoubtedly win be large one.
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BLUFF.
country.

The Sunday Mercury thus illustrates The ten
dcncy Of the Copperheads to cover their weak
ness by aniacious and prcposterous falsehood;
During the week. numbers Of soldiers have passed
through the city either going to or coming from tho
arr d,ernasion 10 roie for him Trrae fcs 'cootred
in ,is Gin state tho, The Adainisrdffos oil Try aud Rep
The <r,nv IN motion H Gjter elsaioa, IAs as b0s
ran hare no Glance 10 tofs AZ al.
"Nany speoulatons are INDUCED in rs 10 the msjcrt
Mcclellan will get in this Stat; for MHt he oil o1'V
H. ere,vf.ins indicates. TIE election Of Gor Ser'0i'
is also ooHoedsd, By heouy majority Bts were mae
yesterday upon this assumption. The following ms'r-
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address. IL week

vp ps,,ou, Mt ire trouble OF procuring slbscrper.:
nd recisting so FOR ten copies Of TIE weekly VIII
<. entitled TO ore copy gratis FOR so foI twenty cop
e. one copy OF the Semi- Weekiy grattg.
Drars on Nev.Yorb payab. 70 ne o.ds, ~ THE
urBuyR being safer are preferable to any other mode
cl REMITTANCE But where drafts carDot be COM eoeht-
" procured United States, or Satcasl Dshk uis Sle
IN csse OF loss IaE TsnUSR will rot be rspou le mai
Furnished with full description Of the bile, incllding
che name Df the bank Determination aud numpef shu
tbe tne aud place OF tie mailing vi Tie e.-r4 vi tdo
THE Tribune Esv-Yois.
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THE COLOSSUS or TIE TWO PLAT
FORMS.

There was en- immense Union meeting in
Pittsburgh last Thursday which was addressed
by some Of the most distinguished men of Penn
syvania, among them Simon Cameron, the
Hon. John Covode, the Hon. VIM. F. Johnston,
the Hon. J. X. Morehead, and j. a. j.
Buchanan. The following letter from DANIEL
S. Dickinson made the vast audience rock and
roll with mirth:
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ION, w Rnprrr ssq, Cl1;rign Of C0rn.'tsl, Sc
No Der Sir Onr Circrit Court sta here on the 1oth
ard will doubtless continue week; ard, being engaged
In legal practice. oannot leave But Tor tls' yos'
tilaie the Chicago cepituation before the people o.
Pittsburgh voli. bs quite likely 20 secure N! attend
nnce 80 49,.
Be!iefing General Mcclellan entitled 10 far treat
neDt an quite inclined 10 censure those who are pro-
po.iny 20 stOr. his oOney proportions by pociIg one
foot in the sliding sppeIy surrender structure Of C,u
oaso and tho other on a vigorous prosecution 81
ru'c wnr on "conseryatiye prncipos II require.
loo much tension Of muscle and * entirely nn!us1inel
NJ the present price Of rsady.mede clothing In,
Colossus oil Rhodes though made Of brass nearly ,4uhi
TO that OF Chicago fe in attempting 70 stand aiEide
mue narrower gn'f than pargs tles' points, Gnd 70
the General IL well read IN history rs vel! AS CLASSIC
fable 10 viii have no apology or Attempting an exploit
Of seh unusual daring I4yl. for the success of the
MON csu AID Leleg that or good lsnd Is 70 Be
rescued from tic grasp ~ the despoilcr. IN
Sincerely ypDTs. ID. = DlChlHsoA'
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PROM WASHINGTON.
RAILROAD REPAIRED.

spe.'. pi,7-'.h 20 TIE y. 7. rsi0uus-
WAsHnGT0s. Cot. Z 1854
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-01-30
Petition nm slufbcbuue oerS flaoerei

IS fnp smei arcge Yetiticnen.n an
cen Gpn9reB I'M MufNstuns nerGfaper.i
IN llmlauf :. Sic cine it ron Ter ,9oypl
giaue Der Trauer," meld)e in Msw ypr'
tbren 5uaptlts bat, in llmlauf selest uni
btttet I'm vNbpli!ipn" Ger Gfiunsrei IN
alien Ser. Staotsn untsr 3utimmuna
Der Gtaaten, III weldeu tie jsst eriitirt
Diele petition bat ldon 100000 Inter
lhriften; $4,000 ranpn ecb1rsn Den
Stoote 9lew yp1f az uIo 10000 teu
Stoate Suinpi5.
Die speite petiticn ssbt son Srtsr
aus, tittst ebenfall5 uni 2ltolitipn, abe,
nit cem 3ulase, DAP rie Ser. Staater
Contribution 10 anencilt weroe, Rap et'
Sflaperei fir INNER rertcten ,piyc. s.
wabre pbne 3weiiei better 9srsl eu, ,ueny
man ltb iiber einen ale'dmabieeu Snbal
Der petiiicn bdtte Yeteini9en tDunen ; b
rie5 aber nidt 9elunoen, m%abrlheinlid
gar niht Yeriubt If, 10 miiNen mir ee
leBteren &pi ten Petition pprsu95meil
GIfcls wiinlben.
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