New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-19

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BY the treitors AeSe cdor H. Stevens. the moot con
seryative and mode fae Of all southerners, demands
this s!HS 9&s sos before ony nego,atohs. |oI
tany The fire." ~ VIZ Ros accept less ,h;s hs'ss II
win sow re seed Of future dsco-d, dsrup
tioh and ser Instead OF a Union league o.
dscorddD. States will exist with diyerrly OF ciima.o
iusttuJ Jns and resources; the severe States S ~.
tect IT. every Of the General 0oyernmeht soD
pref nse of acts Of favOritism and wn ny on rom se
OF er al every fancied VI apprehcnu "a wIong e. ny
40 naiionGl nanc and credit uncared and unprovided
for and with right of accession ookho"ieosso '".io
will be no power - Compel !. ,ov 81 Iicb
thai eliminates the iark horizon OF the South IN Ibt
ing up tho WAY which the Rebels must take ~ succeed
In wrnging from US on acknowledgment 81 tlis per
nicous and suicidal doctrine. WIZ those VINO now cry
for peace anv peace becarse Of their snterngs or pr
yeons because ths dnit because Of TIE loss OF yes
properly cr fortune because Of the un,etlomet OF TIC
eurreroy ma vnlucs find more stability. security, or
safety In such league required by the most mcuer
ate of southern basil Of peaeef VIII TINS Do
pagoet VIII they consent 20 such peAeef NO othtf
nence osn be- usds uDles. ard until the repeinoh
Il crushed No other. No other peace VIII De n'aue
"cessaion OF bosiiiitiss" IS ordered arc INC 40
Ultimate convention IL called" Lincoln IL peugeu W
spd will crush ths Rebellion. Mcclellan ~ piedSeu W
demand cessation Of hostilities md TO call me cru
yenilon. One OF the Two YOU mnst choose. fi,su's
ile rry Of light ard The Rebels. now geCGeneu anu
encorragrd nv its appearance will be thrown INTO
night OF despair aud d'smay Ehet Lincoln AZ" a., -"
limpeneirabe darkness of gloom VII heng over Tue
slaya holding ConfedeIacy Isolated from tne rciiu
with a BANKRUPT treasury, with bocSaded ports WIN
a decimated and vanishing army. villa nioEeH'
heal tod and despsirng people there wi open pstore
the ewes Of the Richmond con.praors the vista oi FOUR
long yesrs Of hopeless with the vigorous powerful
and rnexhaustei North. without the prospect Of
cessation Of hosiiliie-" Of Tie ultimate c0n'eh-
ton" EefoTa this picture, as h,rd'heartso he"''.
strong self wiOd and ambitious q. ibey are Js"' p''
and his o0nfedoIates viii stuoder recon ana s"!
~" With mo instinct common 10 the brute creation
thew wiz submit rather than attempt 10 dash out inei
brains against the stone wall bglt by me anu ~
/ IL 4 Al. ,,ia flx
| ms Tpiou ,ilec Club then sang " Rally ronud the
Flag Bow" in good Style ard was repeseil, eaeeied
the substitntions causing much meiiluoh' ny 'h'r
coiuic Situations and broad huuor
| Nj GRO T. Mons the next speaker. ne s1iu
the baltic already iungl The victory Won Ia s.e
of the Isic rcsena.ons OF the Chicago traitors Inc
oppral of ihosc people en- insult 70 every true
American citizen hit the recent Union victories ~ he
field ard in the elections had thoreusy answered. n'
tratorous sheet. The position Of tbs country. notWi
standing the fearful s BRsls in HhiSh ~ Wss ebs"se
rss rover proudei ard did nhe exercise more
poverfn infnenc- abroad than b0g and there was no
doubt that still more glorious Future awaited 'e" ~
tho providence Of God II rh"y would ony De
true 10 the right aud their publican intn,nilons.
not they must resign themselves to ihe prosper Q.
descending 10 the condition Of tie small German
Priucipalities through several OF which MAJ hlgut
travel in a day They would have no rocoSstfuci.Sh
which involved the laying down Of tho Union nag 81 the
feet Of JEFF Davis. but reconstruction lnyoNh2
tho submissiCn Of traitors Who bag no fossoA
OF Mcclellan and sad it the Grst instance
thew had ever had In which Commander 81 an rfuy
admitted as did AeCieilrn, that lie was harf'sa UP
nom INC rear" was that heard of tic real Sio-
icon or the Duke VI Wellington Decides, be Ga not
Ike McClclans company for be knew that Throughout
the Peninsula campaign. the Keeper oil Mo'Ieah .yn'
sioreo his chief adviser so that Il common JOKE
# sny one wnnt,,I TO know anything It vas always
lax Ets john" and 30 DID not wish 10 have iTesl'
don't whose would be filed by l1iS John Porter
Valiapd CHAM. and Fernando WsSd.
I The Rev. ALFRED BooLg. who was loudly called Tor
then introduced, and made stirring speech which
ives foquaatly sprisud"d, hat which Te haze no room
10 report. And after Few remarks By Other SPEAKERS
the meeting adjourned.
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
| Col. Is. +. Weymouth was nominated fori
Congress In this District ut an adjourned meeting o.
of the Mon organizations heo on oaluiua) c'oA
/ ing.
! wooD-MOz4 Art ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
| First District, Jeremiah Donovan; Second
District james W ayne, 81 Third District Georse M
triCt, Thomas Dreamer: IS'h District faiTlek Da's
Thirteenth District Thomas OcallaghGnj fonrteehth
District, Michael " Salmon Sixteenth pist'io' H. l.
COchrane.
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
/ At meeting of the Union Convention Of the
Sixth Assembly District held on the evening OF October
Ia. Hugh Bonner was unanimously nominated Us INC
Union candidate for Assembly.
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
j John w. Chanler has been endorsed by the
NJ KeOnitca
/ MOZART COUNTY CONVENTION.
The delegates 10 the above Convention met
last evening ~ their Headquarters. No s4 Broadway.
the Hon Gideon i. Tucker in the chair, and made the
following nominations: For Sheriff. Michael Connolly;
County Clerk William &. COnu0r N place OF Benz. T.
| Fsirchid, dconedi City Judge. william r. hoWei
Coroner DIR. William Donnel An E1aminauon
lConmittec composed OF delegate from each Ward
wes appointed. and the Convention then adjourned
ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.
meeting of the delegates of the 4th A.
emby District Convention. held a. The tead1no.ti u
lie Tnion Association Of the 7th Ward. VI. Joei
SAnrnis No. 10 East Broadway, wos unanimously
chosen 4. TIE Union candidate for the Assembly lef ;hs
District
ICIrIzESs' ASSOCIATION Up THB FIRST ASSEMBLY
| DISTRICT.
Alta convention of delegates Of the lstAasem-
Div District heid No 2sl Green sicstreet in pursu
aIee Of call made by The Ciizens Association OF Ne"
York Nr. Jancs II. Hoo Of the ard Ward received
The unanimous nomination 60 candidate fgT AhlUuDy
ior he Isl Assembly District.
| COUNTY CLERK.
| The Mozart, Mexican, and German County
! Convention have nominated William 4. conner Tor
County Clerk. in place Of benjamin r. fairehid. VINO
declined
! UNION MEETING At DgnrLT DIsPEySARy.
| A very large and enthusiastic Union meeting
--probab;y the largest held in TIC 18Th Ward-con
yened Monday eTeLng al Demnt Dispensary corner
Of 2d-ayenue ard :cb..stieet. Tho spaciUs bail was
firly ,snmel with q most intelligent audience amOug
whom were large number Of lndies. The speakers
wore Rev. ". Ii. B0OLK d.. CEoOKs and GtonGb
! TERWIIlIGTR, esq They spoke WITH even moro ihoh
their usual e0dHence and power, and entertained the
audience until late hour, asSis,cd by Gee Club
During he meeting, the Hon. BENZ. 4. hASNTRsI
sonstrative pandits of esteem. 1t s most probable
that fow more meetings OF this Kind viii settle the
Tissue IN the 18th Ward for Lncola and Johnson and
tic entire Union ticket.
UNION JUDICIARY CONVENTION.
Col. T.. V. Van Buren,, the Union candidate |
for lis Office u District Attorney having declined 70
stand for tnni ce has neeessita,ed the nomination OF
another candidate, FOR this purpose the Judiciary