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; All this Is in keeping, TOD. Eltn ms seecuof
Of notorious traitors like Wood, Barlow, ani
Ftz John Porter as his military and political
corndanta. 1t is In keeping with his state
mcat on learning Of the bombardment o.
Sumter, that "he hoped The South sso3ld nor
gtt her rights" It is In keeping with biz
whole course as a. General, In which he
showed that he sought to serve the rebels
instead Of the Government, to be elected
! President through failure instead Of through
victory, to crafty his ambition by cement-
Ing his early associauons, and conststt al1t.
ance with traitors instead of b5 subduing the
rebellion. 1t is in keeping also With the SIN
gular tact that today tns ystsls eharps our
tToops On The bdtzlt field wiA ehsersj for Nc Ce9a",
they signal our troops on election daY to
Fote for Mcclellan, and every member OF
every secret reasonable Order in the whole
North will vote for Mcclellan. Mcclellan
is good enough member of their Order for
them all. They know him
JEFF. DAVIS TO HIa NoRTHERv
FRlENUs.
We publish this morning the speech daily
cred BY deffcrson Davis, at Columbia, 6outh
Carolina, during bis recent trip to the Gulf
States. Some people would call 1t remark.
able document. The delegates to the Chi.
ergo Convention will perhaps so consider it,
muen tnss teso an oe''asataon tnat an arn1s-
~ "au eou.e14on ,,... " ane otates lor
~ ppeee " nssost~eioo MIG e.mposelole- we
~ uot eoun!act ene Speecn at AZ remarkable
VI .ne contrary VIC oeem II a stratghttor-
"ai0' consistent e4posluon OF tne principles
apon WHICH ene teoeHaoa was nfst tnAugura.
seo' anu upon WINCH IL mas been prosecuted
NUN 1aas Gay 10 tnls' ne deem Inconsistent
WIN al hls speeches, his proclamattons, his
otate papers, consistent With the acts and res-
o' o.unens q 'ne feoe. congress, consistent with
-. oIu1 a"1a tecens letter. consistent
+,re- feor, 1913 sassaoa,.,a. eH " nnoac'a! emana.
dontnfone Thev at nama ~ 20 - sne sa sepe'
Recornfze the sonths,o ranfsse.as. une p'int'
lnoxsleaoe +ha r,,b+ ,r oaassas,a. 49,.
+er,,,s x-a1, w., - ~ 1ees'eu W ,.o .ueee
terma nm vii, bsve ~ 49, ~ " 49, ~, .s'eut
fobt ron 40 -e' ~ nc ean
Wo1,ns,,o H.
-,,,,s o. ;r ~ ~. I'm epeecu' nor
~. ,n..as am oa ~ WINCH IT, oranss
49, 1. :" .epe.AAs ~ "s eons1ass WIN
=. n atLtouo anu aecepIlSe Tone Of
NC entsaso ". senaon- we IKE II IN con-
eas. "un Inc luxe warm loyalty Of Cen Nc.
Cie'1aos Aet'ef ol acceptance. we like It,
W our aeaoefs nlu pa1aon the comparison.)
IN co1uasr Win Mf. Mctormtck's clumsy ef.
lott TO reconcile his secession sympathies with
has northern residence. Mr.. Davis tells the
truth out he sees that his friends in the
lesaa sfases are proposing thing utterly
lt1econc'laole Wlth tne doctrines OF the rebel
lion, snd that their we1l-meant efforts ara
Destined to come to nourht- He te1,a tbe,,
60 frankly. and we trnsr .;f thrv vii, no+
ltkten to, ms. tbev vii listen n hin ~
sa1 +hs+ ~ =. ". n.-oea;h1. -. H., - .,.x ~
ia .r1ntes -,than, - h.oa 49,. ~ :. uleoano
1:on,ede,ate core-nmsat Taas,s.I as,.o1 " Ne
"'.1A sonoloetlns no y
asmy a4r: ne ~. ueeams ans u.tot 10 Inc Federal
s.ae-,.1 .-@.,oas on - 81. suppose. ena' lne
w.. ~ ats,e.'7. $3.50 ~ We noL tneuperanie'
Enn1a -, ~ ,,srs. u4sL ~ y 'aeo " sa' 'aA' ne
~ ~ n,1;s 1,so...,.
n'eh %1 uas's saal ;. perfectly wen
interests lie a. ssrs. ~ IT,. T.asS 1.sss nEs. n.s
oAso. Aet uesn sEuofaes
crown onr arms, and tie peace party, # 0zs
nerce,ves 90 e,aa-,n -. a.~ '-s e.s"ss'aa 49, ne
F1ceises' as Clearly as any man, that the
osls4l consequence OF McCleuan'a election
Is tsoo ne SHOWS thai an armtstice once
established under Democratic auspices would
s ns'. y, o ~, 19uHne couted-
e1aee' nc uppea4s 70 LIE 4ouo#efB TO strike
us harder, eo that whatever is mean and
covord,p opd a{.7ora, t. a. H.1 -
~ !" eae %o1ko lay
eeine uPp@iAoee. WIZ mat element In
power ana Win tae Gnlcago platform for its
euloe, ne doo"s tnat Inc Triumph OF the re-
oeulon 1s near eno that dlsunion is an
1act-
Mr.. VALLAND1GHAms LETTER.
Mr. Vallaldigham, whose letter to the
Nem ork Aetes We publish elsewhere, says
that be Grew the second resolution OF the ;
Chicago platform, and carried 1t, first through
the eub-committee, and afterwards through
the general committee. This resolution does
certainly bear the impress Of Nj. Yallandfc-
ham's mind, and the fact, now a7owea,
that hs drew 1t, enables people to under
stand it's concluding phrase little better.
The resolution is as follows:
"Reso'rtd; That this Convention does explicitly
~ eoe ee4te % te,fa o. sne PeqPe that
the e1pedient Of var during wtaicE, under the prs
|snse s of %tllnsy neees1itJ Or wsz power higher
bEen In eyet1 part and nrbnc uhevan5
private rikbt alike trodaen down. aud The material
Q, 1ne ht 80 ,ss ny,
.e1nand tAot imnsdiate tbortf Ae fadt jor c:aso.
ha e19 th.t oe II, ~ g oes peaseS9ie means
oesee TosV ~ h. sttred az Ia nas3. ~, x. 1s
SfatSs.1 W ~'S ~'''@ V "S0 1sAs'3'
We hare s1xava con+e,aea +ha+ 4ho ,s
u soa1 1ue pAlaee
, On .ne OASIS o. Inc Federal states " meant