Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-29

hl.ssed n-.s,ioD Al this moment You all remsm-
be. that resolution. II embodied the simple poi
lev Of vigorous prosecution Of the war Tor 10
purpose Of subjagzfion or aggression, 10 no sP''"
OF revenge or hatred, With no disposition 70 oe-
stroy or impair the constitutional rights OF any .
State or any section. of but tor the sole eno OF
vindicatng the Constitution aud reestaolisning {
Of the Union lCheers ,
the South. and which ought TO have satisned ana
united the North Let me rather say ~ Was anu
i. still the policy which, steadily pursued uboe'
the lead of men against whom the whole SCUM
ern heart, and mind. and soul, have not oecone
hopelesslv mbittered and poisoned; nnoer the
/ lead Of men. too, who not ashamed 10 a'o"
/ that readiness for reconciliation sw hlch IL the
highest ornament of the Christian character aua
WITHOUT which We cannot RELY on the blessing OF
God; this | say. is the policy which thus pufsueu
will again, IL any thing earthly ever WILL un'e
both North and South in the bouds OF cons.'tu-
tional fellowship, and exhibit our country ana It's
flag once more in the face OF all the woria' WIN
"a star for every State, and a State Tor every
star" What glorious day that Will De- my 1
d. countrymen for US and all mankind III to yearn
for it, and pant for il, and pray for u, be SUB
iect for reproach a. exhibiting too great willing
mes. for peace, | am the guiitlest msh ai'e-
{ Cheers And how can We hasten thal uay
D more effectively than by supporting the candi-
date who is the very representation OF tne Poics
have describedl Our noble candidate has en-
forced and illustrated il a thousand fold better
4 than any one else can do, in his memorable uls
j. match from Harrison's Landing, IN his brilliant
r Grafton at West Point and still more recently IN
Y his admirable letter accepting the NOMINATION. we
' are assembled to ratify. Three cheers for Gen.
IF Mcclellan These are the true platforms tor
the hour: and not for the hour only, but Tor all
p. | time 1"Thats So We need no other, ana
" some OF US certainly, can recognize no other
,e Voice THEY'RE good enough rejoice 10
30 see so many ofther noble sentiments ana goioeh
Ia sentences emblaZoned on the countess banners
ID and Examinations around me. Let us cherish
I'd them in our memories ana "ri'e '"e"' v" " W
ne hearts.
nd with YOU about your platform. tell MIN lnal zen.
st Mcclellan has made his own platform ana tna'
n IL is broad enough aud comprehensive enough LOT
e. every patriot in the land to stand upon leli him
of that YOU should soon think OF holding 6ener,
On Mcclellan responsible for not taking hlchmohu
lie when he was 50 rashly iuterfered with and SC
IRA crnellv stripped of his troops the right hsnd
We and on the left "a YOU should think OF hoidlns
Of him RESPONSIBLE for any equyocal or any une
er- ouivocal words of Chicago conventions or any
he other conventions Tell him that you should a
IRE soon think of the brave Army OF the fotoms'
We having been frightened from following ther gsi
ms LIANT leader to the field by the quaker guns on III
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nm being scared from their position by any pape
lch pellets of the brain, wise OF otherwise who
nst ever came from the midnight sessions Oh 4 resO
EN- luton committee in the hurry burly OF nations
ing convention. Cheers
tor Gen Mcclellan, repeat has made ms o"
ose platform, which ought to be satisfactory TO e'
hly erybody His letter of acceptance, especisil,
him ought 10 be hailed with delight aud with graf
by tude even by those who are too far committed
hey other directions TO give him their support Al
aud plause 1t is worth an army with banners
e ~ The cause of the Union 1t has tue clarion ran
n as 10 rally a nation TO the rescue Cheere
sneaks too. in trumpet tones 10 our deud,
the brethren in rebellion, warning them tnat thee
,ged TO be no cessation of hostilies upon any on
nich basis than that of union but prOclamng to the
400 that the door Of Cancellation and peace Is OPP
our on their resuming their allegiance 10 tue Cons
civil tuition and laws OF the United States Aud CO
now tainlv my friends. TIA; letter of acceptance
bad turned the flank of his revilerS as hanusomeiy
'an the gallant Sherman has turned the Hank
n at Hood at Atlanta. Laughter and applause J
gain has taken away every pretext for those nuece
sup and unjust insinuatOns against the patriot''
ling and LOYALTY of all the opponents oil the ADMIN
the ,ration which have fallen from SO many ruth'
erms PARTISAN pens and 50 many ruthless Pirus
z at tongues
good IL has destroyed every pretence 10, inc mp
than ton thar there i Darty at the north ready 10
YOU precpitate and ignominiOus abandonment OF
dem great struggle ia which we are engaged, a
I the willing TO entertain propositions Incompati
ihout with the restoration of the Constitution ana
!: and Union. The Union-"the Union at all hazard
Dem is IA distinctly the whole import OF george
ike NcClellans letter of the 18th OF September
their 1.-The Union in any event was oil that iarer
this address of George ashington whose promui
lsain ton is so nearly associated With the day on VIII
Il ac- ! we are assembled Loud cheers ne
may ont must be preserved is as clearly
all of maxim of Mcclellan in 1864, a. 1t was OF !
lev of drew Jackson in 1892 Applause \ Der
lizng cratic President saved the Union theii' ahu
II the leve Democratic President can save ne = I
yalty, now. Cheers. Lei us rally, theh, 70 tue
rther mort of that great principle of Unconditional
onism which is common 10 W ashlngton' JACK
us TO and Mcclellan.
4 and Let US 20 for the flag, the whole flag.
h al nothing but the flag. Cheers. Let US vi
in the cate the right of free opinion OF Tree speech
stead free press, and of free and uniwed elect
TO be rloud cheeringl even in time of civil war,
again show to all the world that We are, and sun u
,r nm On no = free people rVoice-"We mean to b
D con Let US bring railing accusations agaihs'
renew patriotism of others, and let Us treat all
se pc are brought against own patriotism with
spera contempt and scorh which they deserve
of our pl.usel Let US furnish all the men and all
nd has money which required for the ala oil our
tie liant defenders in the held ana pear Tic W
never of our soldiers and sailors ever uppermos. 10
come hearts And as We throw out our McCl'
a foe banners to the breeze, let the word stli ana
espar be- alike to friend and foe, The Union
,rocess one condition of peace. We ask no more.
sport the Union must be preserved at all hazards.
heers Mr.. Winthrop closed amid loud applause
il will lowed by three cheers for the speaker
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