New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-06

upon this country viii receive the curses ana male
dicions which this people win poSr OUT want
ponce, sls sherman. 'GAd know 30 way III Mihot II
cen De reached bit hv Unon ana wGg, anu "!h ever
make with he intention II securing ne most en-
ire ana perfect success 1en. Sssfin.n' Nheh thls
EQhcl broke ont W. living in me S"lll, anu Knew
these aef ana hr knew hpw Anal. Desperate ernest
ondsaldel was taeir purpose audi they ad to make their
choice betv .cn Al IHE ili, nio, - oohIa 1he Cow
ernmeni or irsfu the right OF the wn0it people 70
DO So Tie bchiOn had taught tue A0rth now 10
make v,rr ard ~ Icc's, IS OK dong so: and Jult Gt
tlfsroi1cat Graui urd sherman and Farrnrui were
asking the North. Shall We allow this monster 10
Geyoar Our oiidrel o. cast lin dead at your feet =
The Eolll tlci cuGc h'st understand that thnsc
we've IN earnest. and Nthev one North Filtered now
tleu ,ie Rebellion would succeed and their children
mast pay tie penalty. 80 plain and solemn Nore the
questions IL be decided in This contest. that So
SIMPLY sif they Lad fought for four yelIs 90 sustain
the Government with tho blood Of her lest and hravost
we're they now 70 90 down Oh their knees ana own
themselves the conquered and The Rebels their conquer
0rsf What, in de face Of this the posi-
ton Of the two partics' The Democratic party
had once been cmphaiicaiy q fighting and
war party, and their CRY Was always 54.4O
lie could not however say that the occasions
on which II had been most ready 70 60 ~ wa had been
those which the nation had been rather wrong than
night. Take Tor !nstaAco tie s,mnolo var tao aunc1'
alton OF Texas and the with Mexico. And farther
their love for peace now did me-, prevent them from
sending Gle II marue 10 the nearest barracks 10 re-
tam 20 captivity al escaped negro ana wloneveT things
ran low N.t te part, u always doubled up 10 lists nnd
Insisted that cs astresoCrct there waste be war with
England This was the party tat shorn OF ussro1e w.,
had gone to Chicago having started with Mir Calhoun
ha, Ing had It's policy Tor the last twenty years imposed
rendered to his ghost, and with tae suns
Of Atlanta Ringing IN is cars offered 20
the american people a platform oil coward!
csey the bUnder Inch tine SoEthornols commit
ted when they fixed the first shot al sumter and OK
pCctcd tlc North would bncs down hu nstenO % that
ihey took I'D arms and had been hghfnr since.
and meant 20 keep or. iCheeTs The same wave.
no" ever, which would cnCuh lie south ana i'Deinvh
now FAST .WalOWlng mp and OyeItfOwlug Dorh tie
platform and candidates TIE did nol wish To indulge
IL sny personalities. but the Democrats admitted
thai their candidate was little one claimed iAat he
was q gentleman and q military man, they must excuse
him for discriminating him Atle military gentleman
lChecrs and laughter. Though be was such liitle
military gentlcmlu they claimed that he was also Il
and Fernando Wood md Vnraniirh11n. who siood
behind him, with their peace party Lveh II
he sweAcd 70 disicntoR was he large
enough 20 HOE The London TINES md British arts.
t0cfacy. who anxious fol tic Cr- o. the
Union. and Of ell things ~ was impossible irr lin 90
HIDE that most infamous production, tlc chicago Pat
away from the platform and II Abraham Lincoln him
self had been nominated on Tat Platform. he, tho
NJ. Peldei1n whose sentiments and opinions be kHeo
wore Fucb ~ must ofHeccssIfy destroy Tho Union.
Nicnd ofhis had told lin that be should vote for
Mcclellan. ana when he asked MN how hc. q 4 mon
man could as plirO. vote for PcuuI"tOn. Dc said he
shoaii vote for Mcclellan and scratch toe name Of
Pcndleton cheersl II was absurd; they comic not
Icc! lor either President " Vice gam tie iicsi
don't cit die and taen what would e the position 81
the nation. The President Of the United states W.
not u dictator aud wAcu be W Ut 20 W ashirg iOl Pc
went there to represent thc political opinions 90 s par
" le was their iial. Chcels from the Mcclellan men
Yes re their man. and he was Fernando WOODS
man, Na.lanllghams ilan, and IAos. Sel n0urs Ian:
Cheers IL was the m-u If plrty whose cardinal
principle was that mast ever b. u.s. slavery PrOcyi
ties prevent working from having fair chance IN
the struggle Of life When Mr. Lincoln went ncross
the country tnko pOss sson 81 the scat OF govern
ment Jefferson Davis and Ngaii and judah benjamin
H. and though they said We dcn' CAPE Tor Mr. LIN
coin VT We see there tho opinion and policy o. GER
tain party coming 70 take pJ.ss son q! the Govern
ruen' Gni therefore they struck the blow that
took the Southern States % the Union Four Tcars
aro She people % The country found oaf tia really the
men dOWA south oNn perhaps q" cniy car oni'lt OF
tanors, which they employed aid pad a. at1FfGiion
wages were the real foes OF the worArfmcn, ah tff
all wern there wls az once resurrection Of The Cur
q The Countr. and was owing - tbs that
the South rose in Rebellion. when they meant TO pat
down. Don; BET them ihirk that hcy would escape the
irar o. taxation br tie success OF ito l.flc-a,
o. ilc election OF Gen. Mcclellan 10 call canv sniou.
10y when they sent dorn CONN lioa to Seu pav' ne
would say "a them DO yon ti-nA Fernando ooG nm
going 10 gse 90 you what "ple nos give 10 ar ifni
do !0u tLll- Seymour Hm going o. give yea eAai
w1ull not give 10 siof sa DO Jon tluk Nl'iLdi eAAin
all coin, to give 20 your playc. what would NOS
give 30 Grant 40 vast Independence and linson 70
have H." Then Will "a Gisuuiou .ei,e they would ma
ont .he uec iy ioI taxailou az oat 20 ealid lhe
entire frontier Ane OF %o.J lS"s loiH' "l-eA na-
turp tql nON' re marked u1t. ~ nigga. 40 As ihey
pr, e but tlsy would lud Oh tie -tl Of November that
tlc American Peep ere lDi conc ltie4 pnu '.s'fsl
and would Say % snnton and weak as we are O.. as
SO Wal de with our f1cer 70 INC Zoe ara Val
nos tcqucath 10 cur oA.1ren ,he legacy o. ""I'
misery poverty and O.oud-Aed involved IN d.
uui1n fCl.oul The cry came rom chicago hna
ron be British arist0cacy sn,rollcr' " rnIren-
der s voice from the end oi t.e foom Netef
ceTsl That ;. il. NY friend rs t' tlai cTy you have
condemned candidate next November. 4Ne Whole
American % pie 100. and brave commuters, ofli
-li i and i.rlat. made t.e same fet ponso of No
z fhog eTrII ftn Nfft.H
o. q5 raging round 4.i.auond they uia tca tc s1ie
a., peal iron Drare heroes WHO nGd Il4.r aud MO
.Lrc lighting .ielc 20 tAc not - shoot item IA o..
car lv .r ard l8gfaceiri 0f'rs OF Gllle44er Lot
hem only fai cOllufe fna n-li no DIi on trust
IA cod and tire American nation would Sc. emerge
NOE Ire ..0uhl-s
Like zone t.. oG TIA. rear e. awful form,
swel. from 100 va.e si.t o. ds.ay meets tne storm
Fo ,s 'oaH9 re , oa ' o i It. hssd '0 L. hoe
The Hon. Mr. I.p-,EL was the next sreete- and 81
frsf amid considerable interruption from ntnFr ~
Mcclellan rous ~ tho end Of tho room said Il WHOM
ne Puritan Fathers landed Plymouth GDc- they sct
out or the principles oi civil and r-i fos hoerti ana
freedom. nll from hllr tcacilr IS Tue aIeiich pe1N'
bad !nalnca 20 love freedom. j. tho .Att 1918 Ci Ii7
cause OF e.dom they meant - elect Ap 40 iihton
and Andrew johnson nett year ~ 'lp'h'his
told tlc0 hat the nation Nfs if.iH iuihf'
bur De said that these evils oI W. would Dnn
must soon cease and pass away from 'fe memory ~
man. but such T. Danonl O.sIa,s 90 ie'i'' ~ -
pine pl. a4d freedom would NEVER ID forgotten Inc
Democrats. ho claimed - Dc the OILY party 10 hiNr
AInel ll showed t-oll essiOI Iui. az t..iLg year
Inst July. Their candidate too tley caIre tie lllo
NapOhOn'--AOw consistent tle name oi Nafo'"h
was with Amerean freedom -, ana no" e W.
and m ten vIu how would save NaahiNgion
u God boz N TIo,4 dclso should inlei oL Pol i' lAi'h
mont - A'c' ioLaA for IIciln A'. w. No,,n pi. y
dozen cCdeH guns 20 too Door oi the " ho hCu' ana
Caubrat George would mover .ace them tut ery ro-
treas boys, retreat and az once iaI 3D. - hs is
I.oud chocrsl For years lie name OF an American
had been title Of honor end AuFl'"a's ing bon
Ofed. Gul f,nrru Oh ~ t. tf+l i'NW lhht i'r