, 1864-06-25
Rebel Views Of our Nominations.
cAv{8 RELIES UPON the
DEMOCRACY.
,sfbs.r 1nt;:rest' is + Weaken the
Db,.n Armies and Break Down
tbs Finances.--

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tAo tua1Gest---
+. fr1,m the Richmond Examiner. ;1nne 1a}
rh. t;,ss.n.;..u ~ p1"a,- ps.sh1,a 49, J.,
sara sa,,oiat y. pInt1 ~ ~
~. 4tats s.rr,r, sho.hnns Tt III n'15u1 - ~:
~ vi. 80 .1..+., a.. .ad - nI, W. VIC ~
NV a5x 'eP.'.' nv: oi tee Iieslusnt,
9.nnt,-rrt t.;1nr on. NJ ,he neanas5 ~ ~ th.t tat
.t,.s ,,s .ue st4.1, @ ~ ,aat
cia'.. nnG.nsr my snan ese5 oe slecIeo OF
Ao1 uIpenus uPoa 'ne eonteue13teorM H.
together :
!ne pepp.e, u sae ensmJs ,eooatp5 haqe
~ NV '.o "a nlA ~. nI'io.a nnepus.en oe!ote
t1Ins ~ anu sus Democsaes ass 70 CONS 1et,
~ tneeI se'e!1' 1ioseruls "e 1T opAgeo
20 "ale9, ana, II R9sSl9ie, unoetstana-oy
rea.on n; 2. snel poss.ole snts1s apoh tne W.T.;
otnel~lse "e 4Ave no eartniy interest," IN the
mntteri Aau "e nele NJ" ~ peace WIN
tnat natlon, II "ouio ne altogclher fndi1et-
ent 70 US 1nat ape, or h5ena, or JackAss, they
set up 20 govern toetn-
The great army Ut contractors, then, aud
ofhceholdtrB-1n short, those who live By the
. war, and On the coantrJ--havc succeeded, al
least, In starting Lincoln fairly for another
rnca. It amounts to a declaration that those
conyentionera destro to ste four yeary mora
Ia al respects like INTO the last four years,
They want no change at 4l1; to the present
lncnmbents of power and profit, all works
we'll enough as 1t H. They care little, Der
hsps, about the ''Emancipation Proclama,
tfop,'' or the exact definition which mar be
applied to Lincoln, as an immediate, or e.
sentia}, or CONTINGENT Abolltlonist; care lit
tie indeed, ahout politics at all, or principles,
OF the destiny of their nation, or other .s.4b-
Atractiopsh Of that sort; they aro practical
men; and THAT they know and feel In their
lbmost souls IL, that TOUR more years. Of rev.
cling =: will tn treasure aud pluuder will
make them AL rich enough. them aud their
descendants to the third and fourth genera
tion.
1t appears, also, that Lincoln anil his
friends hare been lucky, for SO far, in the Ill
success OF Grant and Butler, and In their pre-
else measure. Of III success. If either Of those
Two had taken Alchmond before the ConGen-
lion, then Butler or Gtant "0nld have bsen
Nominated tor fresidcnt, II they had been
alread, utterly End uecisiVely defeated, and
thelr aFnles cut 10 pieces, tnen neither Lin
coin nor any other Black Republican would
san ass nao:tne s:.'Sntest enance oi election. 30
Hfssc4saa Hat "as ~ t9r the IIgat euiaahcc OF the
Suusent'un p. ~ .nle llatte1 tnat 1fant should
nmnhsnt n.rrh ~ a-G Ia - o -. Iuttng t1 III
Har. Iincn'r'a - s. ~adu y, taat tae re" 1ork
iish A. i.ngth djsms accon.t 1h F f4e ts 70 Pup
def.,t infsrT-d ~ ~ Fcde.sls nn w ~ pteou5
Inns md r. rvnr-as the nnln,nn mt - - rss -
= n,nst nissstrons nfair 1fhis was trne. hnt
fhe T,.<s ttd nat slate II hrcanse Il wasfrne Te'
IRE M, et,,e5 # notvith.t, ,ni1;no th.t ~
" - ~ a HN Ia
thc con1rn1ion inst il ~. n;ck. ~ t;neI
ia .n..osaa.J JNu- ..,d;as, ~ ~, ~ a.
etrszea ~ s.-th ~. r-ort - tha;r ,nt-.nn,'1 ~
.,.,|s u,th % m 1..a .nJ 1nnadaI .nv" W.
L.. than a,,J ,n... 1917 5 REPRESENTATIONS u
neefi eis eust auu s1e Ao4unlHl'on
VI 1;noe1n tt.a ~ ,,, s
1nntr ..eL .e,J ~ 40 ~ nA'e VEL SI.
ilsA,, .; ssu, ~ 5 9us ~ "ln nt
~ Eai 1u.s iuuesaoiso "o.A ~
.ne a,ar,eN rsueA. Ai ti aE.'uel lttnnPu.nt3
.;.h.t.lin ~ P,op.aaHiJ Sus ~ p.ee gss,
neItus4 In aa ~ ~ tasn ~ ts.In-
Mono-"W not 40 a. ~ Grant ana botler
n1e nov II noslts 70 Acnloss tae nost otli.
nsnt su9eess .ae! esn, ana tne ne" Iork
Z 1'aes "nl not ieli tnS trtta an. mott' Wnen
IL III. u un1syofaoie 10 mem: IN iact, me Lin
co4a party nA5 been reconctlea 10 Lbs delay
IN capturing Richmond BY This conslders~
approacheei ana they arc aware oi the theo-
y entertained oy their old acqasintance,
fembcIton, NO" n h1gn tA!or at Richmond,
anu comManolng lne loFt1heatlons OF tue
city, nameiy: that tia Fourth OF July Is the
very best DAY to turreader place to = IAN
kee army, because, in the Warmth Of their
qualification at celebrating their annlrer1
sary with = triumph, they give goul
terma. 1t is like approaching = avvs z..a1t at-
ter dinner to ask him for favor. Aud, &C.
cordinglJ, the YANKEES nation Is now holding
itself prepared to put on its most gracious
smiles and accord to us the same tender con-
sldeTation Which has been shown TO the eisi-
Gems OF Vicksburg: Let them only hawl
down our hag On that auspicious morning,
and read their Declaration Of Independen:e
on our Iaptol square, and Lincoln Is already
elected President. ln this stage of the nusi-
ness also, however, our army has voice;
and il it should continue to batils, repulsc,
and cut up the Federal forces, and aDally
araFe tnem rom tne toll o1 virginia, - We
lerFtntiT Lfust, tnen tn1s Baltimore nonsna.
tion o1a. wiz not galn Lincoln a single 1ote in
in the euemy'e country, Sot Fremont With