New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28
standard. bearer HIS been driven TO Ignore ana
destroy, is ~ you all mnst FEEL s1 9oopl, ~


~ Wv ,;h q making such immense sacrifices on
the altar Of hight and justice lhose 49, Wnioo
at CLicegu with tho notoIlous enemies ol o Ia -,
or5 LII mon who openly advocate the modern anu 20
"s mems most IoT1ihe ard repuslve doctrlEe Oi
| .'s a,es Rights" We Germans know how oegrnuIns
ond destructive is this doctrine to any people upon
,no,r 4, is inflicted For you Germans VINO hean NY
al know that next TO the full and absolute rteehp
shment If our beloved Union here In America tneIe
is no object more dear to US than that OF u.eu
many Is il not then incomprchensibe that 'hy NeI.
| NJ AN can act with party mary or whose prou,bons
leaders ave- even whose candidate for the
acney, openly ayow their faith In TINS ~ uSrrr
and the issues of unparalleled Importance whch are 81
stake In the coming elections admohsh Us 10 WOE uI'
&c singly rs well In our indiEldunl rs ~ c9cctsS
clpacitI 70 make our approaching victory telng anu
Glorious triumph % the end that we may crush OUT
forever that port Of the opposition party whom
and we all call "the Destructiyes The struggle nOn
In progress is being waeed by the combined Southern
Olre.rcby and Nor;herB ATisocracy on the one sue
and the true republican Democracy Of the country On
tie other. Tie most ignorant OF the masses ar
being used In the North, well as IN the ooIt !"
serve q dangerous objects Of this spurious
combination. Ignorance has been similarly elDpoyeu
in all countries ard in all ages to destroy the noe t
the manv and pronOe the ambition of thc ieWi a
the game Is being tried here now with degree OF sni
and daring hich il requires our utmost Vtiane 90
steadfas,ness 10 oppose. In the South the onenvn!
has succeeded in drawing those VINO are 'nsoon'
dcsirneed the Door white trash into the vortex VI
destruetop This has been done IN that portion OF o'
country where the Free School system ias lever oc'n
tempt is being madetbnt here lhanH Goui We , alo
blessed with free schools, and an Intelligent free
thinking immigration and as q Consequence Vi, , 49,
ted and intelligent worSirgman Is WIN US ana u" "a,
and when self.h paryenu aristocracy TINS pcsumes
10 array itself against true democracy can any one
doubt what the inevitable rcsnn must bef no NY
friends, ere conclude and give place TO the sleakos
WHO viii address you from thus stand Ist ~, ne
assure Won that glorious triumph n"ails us. iho
sirnotiycs 10 DO DESTROYED lhe anarchists a'c ~
brought inio the ranks Of order Inc "po,r Nu'te
,rashr If the Soufh who the Drwilrg victlms a.
they have been made The unwilling agents, oi TINS most
y;seI Rebcion are 10 be freed from tue thralJom OF
their despela ate leaders. tel you that ever! prs"AeI
made BY gallant brthcrs IN the fed adds scores o.
now doubling Democrats 10 our rnnks ana every ean
non We capture KNOCKS thousands 81 Democrats on We
fence which they are at present most uLcpnhoilhI!
s.radalinc and lands them in our camps Let item
come. and keep coming, they sheh al be welcome We
will make peace through our glorious emDassacofr,
Grant Sherman. nId Tariagut, who are even now
speaking IL sir Diplomacy IN the voices Of our cannon
d the pence 10 made shall be confirmed by The wise
and honest uTPs Of Abraham Lincoln PRESIDENT VI
tie whole United States.
The remarks of the speaker were frequently greeted
with applause.
REMARKS OF A. ]. DITTESHorFER.
The blttle that viii be fought in November between
the Union and Confederate forces no Oh OF tie TOTO
mac will sure, end in the destIuetion ana anu1h
aton OF the bastard Southern ConfedergGy. Abraham
Lincoln commands tile Union forces George B Nc
GLENN the COnioder o forces. ls II true that george
b. Mcclellan leads the Confederate iosees Lei Us eA
anime BIS history. The speaker then deliberately re
g.ewed McCellan's history, showing bow, years afo
he connected himself with the fbustering e1Toiiion
TO steal Cube and annex the same 10 the United Siaes
for the purpose Of etrengile1ng and peTp'lTulf te
Save power. How Jeh. Davis, then secretary pi a.
now the great mining" cCmtenanocd H. How
such men as vallardnrham and Voorhees,, who boosted
that they never voted dollar for the war
and declared that this is an unholy and aeenrsed war
feasted and dined and piped m Whenever be came 10
wasifoetoo, waile he NcClclan) ploteAded 10 com
mand aad lead the armies tbs unholy and accursea
war" How while at the head of the army he ThS slc
tatng 70 the President policy acceptable 10 tDe Co
frdeTors Suth How every man at the North who OPP
posed the war demanded that tHIs nehths geu'IA
sDoud be placed at TIE head Of our armies. now hs
concerted TO be harnessed 70 slayG zen anh
Pon-Pcnd.eton being Tho imDeisonation OF ne peace
platform and eymyathy With Jeh. DAVIS. low MS
nomination received with enthusiasm ma eheeft
by the Rebel armies How the Southern Ie"spape1s
declare that ,hey can help Mcclellan more by beatne
Grant outside Of the Unon, than BY voting '1r mn
Ciocleilan) in the uDion: How 'os WiolIo"'s
nomination How every sympathizer. pass!ye andsac
tive with JEFF Davis cheers for and yin vote ioi
s nai,orm and In his letter Of acceptance say
Ina, The s.ntmens contained in his said letter we're N
doubt Identical with the sentiments oilno
that the war is failare and that there mgst De al
immediate cessation Of hostil!es How such men ~
, Fernando Wood and Val.andigham and Thomas IL
Seymour support Lin, notwIhstandins DIS iet.cf g.,
declare that he viii enforce the policy stated IN tI'
platform How his military career (conssten' VAIN az
9 history NAV be summed up In one woId-'delly.
which gave the Rebels all tAey wantod; ume, s I.
not true then sait the SPEAKER that McClcisa ioaa
! the Conf derste foToos NORTH The speaker thei
reviewed tho platform and criticised tho Pnrsse1es.
Of the peace plank immediate c.ssatiGu o. 5,.a
Z with a view 20 an ultimate convention CItimat
mssns according 70 Webster, furthest most remote
that is The hostilities were 10 cease Immediately bu
the ention was to DO called most remotely 70 Dst
when called JEFF. Davis would refuse TO enter and b
nrcoared 10 enforce bis refusal He remarked upon z,
absence Of ell alusion from the psform to the Ao1o
tdoctrpe the most stirring spd potent party cry II
President Lincoln for merely essYtng his right to DC
termine tho time and pca Tor Enforcing it. the speele
believed that IL was Intentionally left out OF the pat
tform for fear, If the Democrats ohehIe1 Iouis apo
leon the Rebels South could not receive from him sap
e port or recognition: or perhaps this doctrine wa
:, abandoned for the reason that they con.
o. not oppose the establishment Of q despo'
In ism In Mexico AID support one In the Bout
The sneaker then said the shells thrown into Atant
recoed and lad forced Mcclellan to retreat from IA
&c Chicago pltfoIm and the cOppcrhcads were throw
INTO ON discovering that Grants FIRE not on
A exploded Petersburg, but prot Grants) ainids
. the Rebels Of Union Square. lie showed low thirt
years ago liberty Of speech was suppressed by the Dem
ID when in favor OF Freedom and now its suppes
" sion is denounced when used against Rebellion On
treason. How arbitrary arrests were supported On
ie tho suppression of habeas justified when the ir
forests OF slavery were to be subsorvod and arc d,
uounced when the interests Of freedom 10 be PFC
NOTED. Row liberty of the press and the nvloebl;y
the mail were moekeries when appealed 10 On behalf
freedom and how suddenly they became great and sui
m stanal rights when used against treason 1nd slever
Mr. ID. Concluded with tue remark that as Louis Nalt
leon raid "LEmpire Get u poi1y some may say tn
election OF Lincolnis Peace JEFF Davishis resource
= crpped-his last In the helddOes not want Lii
coin elected because wthhim in Office he must eitht
succumb or fight four years more He cannot and WI
not Notwithstanding his bOastings and threats, fel
q four long years Like The King OF DoumGrk Wit
a 10 London was bold and defiant, yet lcss than w
months afterward submitted to an gnominious pcac
80 Jef Davis when there il left to him DO aeTnati'
# but four years Of hopeless war with eAhaust'
means will submit and cry for mercy. Then viii the
. be firm and lasting peace. based upon uniCs a.
] | Aha LINN IL ~