New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-05
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In the good old times Of Polk, Dallas. aud
the Tariff Of 1872" it was possible, while in the
south the ticket was for Free Trade only, TO
cany the sham-democratic candidates in the
Protection States by the service OF such lying
plaeards, and BY such lying public aihrmatons,
as that Of James Buchanan, that Polk was as
good a taf.a-man as Henry Clay" Mr.. Dali
lass tarifsm being certified to IN 'ho same
wav 80 tna, he a. Vce.Presdent and chief
officer Of the Senate could destroy that tariff by
his casting.yote In the equally good though
rot "a old times Of $50 it was possible to carry
Penuylvania and other States by tho piGcards
Of Buchanan, Breckenridge, and Free Kan
sas. though in the South the cry Of Free Kansas
on the spot, or treated. at best, as SenatorSGn-
ner was. Bat though Ills lying was worthy Of
is parry AID source, yet It WAS discreetly al
miniscrod: ii was confined 10 the North
mutcism being the sub-linear necessity. The
new and more bra7en--therc being a lower deep
-of democratic lying now in d leTent journals
in the Norih-the one representing ono thing,
aud the other The oppoale-was not then a..
tempted. although Fernando Wood proved that
he most fragrant swindlinc in private transac-
tions was . recommendation 20 his party,
whether of tho Fifth Avenue or the Five Points.
This new mode Of lying vo now have in per-
fiction. Thcro Is The Daiiy Noes which
breaches Mcclellan and immediate Peace-ac-
cordirg 10 tie Chicago lialiorm-purc and sim
PIE: that suite one set. Next there is TIE Uorid,
which breaches Mcclellan and the possible
transmission or the war to him 10 conduct when
he a,sumes-ghencvcr that may be-the rcius
Of power.
Il is barely possible that the majority of the
voters Of the North may be SO infinitely as'innc
as to accept o candidate so lied into oiiicc--him
"ihe perfect gentleman, deyout Christian"
&c.,-but we shall not believe il until proved.
Meanwhile We shall leave no means unired to
cxro.o those whose daily bread is their daily
shame, by such devlish deception.
In order that our readers may perceive the
full Justice Of cur remarks. however unqualified
in their familiar Saxon, We subjoin the following
paragraphs:
The Daay Ne,rs says
The triumph of the Peace pnfty In the convention
at Cncneo wos not Only nssgfrl by tie character Of
the resolutions pissed hri in The domination Of GEORGE
H. FHXnLsr, H. ibo eloquent advocate FOR peace. WAose
hpo record 20 Congress unkcs manifest that Be
d.shollevcs H. cocfcion ~ erm, To- n Government
founded iron consent. To restore the Union by war
. m ,Liurdlty ths ucvcr en.crd tie vigorous brain
,fthis yaung ainte,glu Of tire West. lie has studied
tse constitutional history u the country too closely
ever 20 be or led away by any such dclus.on 10 this
sioula the Dcrocr-c ticket b. elected and ccssa-
ton Of hosiiiilles secured i,f og non!ls THAI naa
docs not i've at an, N,rlh who win hn.o The mornl
courage 70 advocate policy that shalt open again tho
blood, drama ogvfr, with ali .t terrible surroundings
Tho Dodi says:
"Gca. MCMILLAN. when inaugurated. VIII tnd a
uar on his bonds (uulesi Nr. ircolS shall. mean
Tine have made diS-1aoofll daunion peace) ard IN
III ,run,on becomes possible he VIII conduct IL with MI
TIE ,s vlror and efficiency which the country expects
from 40 accomplished soldier and 80 staunch flcnd
az the Union bni in such "a viii not obstrnot
tle etowth Of Union party la The Sopth.'