New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-25

CONSTITUTION was auOpCeu anu the IN
ion thereby formed, then under no con-
sderation should the democratic party
render it any aid or comfort.
| The small cotcrie Of demagogue rene
gades who controlled the Barnburner or
abolition faction Of the Empire State
met at Tammany Hall in the city Of n
Y, on the 18th instant and virtually
repudiate1 the doings of the democrat
ic State Convention that met at Albany
on the "a, and %, ultimo. The address
adopted, we find in the N. Y. Leader
which seems to be the organ Of these
semi-aboli.ionists, This address bold
ly assumes the 'irrepressible conflict
between the sections to be fresh in its
vigor, and consequently urges the
vigorous prosecution of the war, TO ac-
comp'ish the purposes set forth in Mr..
Lincoln's Springfield speech, ';that the
Union must become all slave or all
free" John Clancy and Horace Gree.
ley had better go into the "Miscegena .
ton" business as partners. 10 get
rid Of Tammaly Hall and it's hostofvam'
pires, now as unworthy Of place or po-
sition in the democratic fold as was
Judas with the twelve disciples after
betraying the Savior, is .:consumatlon
most devoutly to be wished.''
The Ohio democratic State conyen
ton assembled at Columbus on the %,
and elected delegates to the Chicago
convention and put State and Rlecto
raj ticket in nomination. The resolu
lions are emphatic for peace. The del
egates are unanimously for P eace and
naciEcation rs the only means whereby
the Union can be restored. Out of
i26 votes cast in the convention for
delegates at large Vallandigham had
211, which had it been possible for him
to attend would have been unanimous.
Gold closed in II. ]. on the % at
1e5 Il, or rather government notes
had deprecated so that that amount tf
them would only bring one dollar.
I. B. Peterson T. Brothers 305
Chestnut St. Philadelphia, are publish
ing series of works at very low rates,
viz, the life Of Gen. Mcclellan with his
reports, speeches and campaigns at
50 cents. The same house is publish
ing the life, campaigns, public services
and speech es of all the Generals who
have distinguished themselves during
the progress Of the war. The price of
each Of the works except the first will
be % cents. Each of these works are
compiled from authentic and reliable
history; and should be in the hands Of
every person, as they embrace the full
est and NEST accurate history Of the
war yet published.
s. D. Carpenter of the Madison
Wis Patriot has published a book
entitled Logic of history" embracing
over 500 extracts from republican
speeches, letters and newspapers, ex-
tending through period of many years
all going to show the intensity ofhatred
entertained by the President, his sup
portsrs and hackers, denouncirg the
constitution and the Union. 1t is with.
in itself political library and costs on.
ly $1;75. Send for it.
Charley Sawyer of Go, ] 50 Iowa
infantry has just returned from his
regiment now at Brownsville Texas.
He is in very good health, but has no
great anxiety to prolong the war. We
believe from his conversation that he
would, If left untramncled by admins
tration restrictions, chserfu!ly co-ope-
rate with any party that would inaugu
rate measures that woul d eventuate in
Peace.
A convention of the citizens of the
several States bordering upon the up
per Mississippi is to be held at Dubu-
que on the first Wednesday in May, for
the purpose of taking such action as
shall secure the construction Of ship
canal connecting the Mississippi River