The New York herald., 1864-08-15
ThuFlow Weed the WAde-Davis
MaUf9eavO.
EFrom the Albany Evening Jourral.l


The letter OF Senator Wade and Representative Davis
sA1resscd to the President but aimed at the people,
s,se sempes ., aSd time m mos enisp'1noe .aer
departments OF the government. The question about
which they differ concerned them officially And yet.
Ahe recess OF Congress- when 10 practical purpose ia IN
voved, Messrs Wade and Davis huri gratutous mis-
sfvc at the President, the only effect Of which to
strengthen aud encourage rcbe lion and disoyalty. II
sner object s to defeat Mr. Liucoln's re election they
should have waited until they knew whether Al abler
snc equally loyn man could have been cnosen in his
place This thought would certainly have occurred TO
patriotic minds.
When this rebellion broke out forssaw that II could
ort be overthrowu BY any party. IL was formidable
ssou.L dcmsnd tho united efforts of all Uuiou parties.
Aence, foiI he beginning, have preerred country to
party apprsod Mr.. LLcoiD 10 November last, that
tne man who could go ole step farther and faster in
ending rebellion and preserving the government ana
Unpn than any other would be my candidate Presi
dent" such Is si my purpose. II hr. Lincoins po-
be- in the unpariolc OF the term "pe ICE
naa or OF "copperheadn pocyities, shall ousiy
and heartily support Mr. Lincoln. Bu' II can SEQ o
NE war for bccts declared 10 the world 10 tho
resolution offered by Mr. Crtcnder agd adopted by Con-
sSsse 'D'S'0 s''' my voice ana VOC 0' '''n can
hy purpOce now, however, was 10 present the en-.
s. 70 e.srs wsse and ss an me nes,an iv
which has from the beginning separated from any
party and from the Standardization. Mr Smith says
nsS,e WIN wSsh pe res sspS ' % % more ehare
aes man thousGnas OF loyal when hey who with.
bowed county shan down, men aud not u then
and not ~ shsn 70 tax 70 think
- be the n for our 70 our g. aasd bre,aen
Jos, and seaeoas rasy these concessions ee There
YOU'D h.,e Toe ssr ended terms Ihey sroai even
.sp. q a.anion Bu. these good eope foolish people
IL, H. can = 70 pea cis1non trloe And very
s.sr, ls. yssis BESIDE. that car only get 0y
The 0s..,ns eoyn q ne eb. tha, pre-
wes or ssssrption y = should be 80 entire . leave
ihs very hour has become neeesssrs ~e ay "@s
y.rsro No ss fs s ~ .sas , Il ~ ses % zoe w.. Of
who INSIST stpaGaung Tor .afoy slavery they
sso 20 Gs eondenssa sbo ps, se ssooS 81 s.sss se
.ere ,s Suppress % q ~ ssos9n Ts ,apgtssr .
sisharge o. tne democratic or tas abo dou ay
iss srsme Of slavery - he Wal lEe oraeof he rsDsoS
=. far gas, .,. s9 sf ss9" ss ny I %
the and eonemct Of iae saereaness o naooay
Bui al 30 during reOslon hsse fet - bety
INCUR q abolition whsser % hes saoSl r.rs spm ara
% 9ec, q sas We are p,o.esss ss ss 70 @ Gov.
~ sns.,orr ~ 'Sss % sss.n.. ~ hsra. o. taei
sossues slavery we DO that ,ns abe ron 4
sorsus fer slavery DO ray ihe putting
% y w " bs eom.non "orn - 100 ss
a der a. she IN other respects they are 70 ee one
ocuntry is be VINO, when ustors have fallen upon her.
Low nlssa snar TIC ooanele Of any party boweser
s.srsa, y s s,stSa ~ n from her, such pary such
sou against he traitors. -.
81 rspsa, tIai sssro, pro,ssor rather should
des q truth n iI--hod generally very forcbe presepa-
have the bos Of M Linton oa he roeul.r conaaasee
r,rseS q 70, s seg u.s.. sg,as ~. ne se Of P,e.
bar Linon regard 70 cihtY rea Supl,sel errots
sts ntsa s concentrate aIs us votes u q ,s o,al
aefest III. dsats eArdids. Tss0es pii1
.Tss @ oa 70 en- @sss Ss IL 'es Il. , o
81 tocla snsnboseyet faulty e ~ . en i'rsY e l4
sSsas yeu' alsnEs u sgns q M lis,sn usxsis,