The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-11

4 bean. lie Carried the campaign Sncn,
had been carrying mis- paps 10 giving
him the renforcements Mcdowell would nave rec uted
Richmond in apparent disgrace The second battle Of
Bull fought no invited again. after Pope aud his
nyrmidons whipped. 20 take command Of the army
in Washington when he accepted that command 90
| Lincoln and the republic saw the troops after
they had defeated march around him and ripg the
loud and the red field was won at Antietain on
the 18th OF September 1852 by General Mcclellan After
this. OF his Harrison Landing isterone which
| will live long the Farewell Address OF Wash
ingtnn- because he would not carry out the Presi
dents views upon the Niger question, he was again
! attempted TO be disgracrd. lie was removed from
| his command, and then followed burnside, with tho
slaughter at fredericksburg en followed Hooker, with
the slaughter at Chauce,ors Vile aud from henceorth
have oowed the admin stration forces winch
| in my Judgment, would not nave occurred had justice
been done 10 the that we ntd 20 elect 10 the next
| presidency, George B Mcclellan. nheersl | nave
talked lorg enough, and there others oiow
propose three cheers Tor little Mac" The cheers we're
! gven.l Follow citizens. as the workers and pot
clans try to defeat Mctaelan's nomination at Chi
/ cage have the honor TO propose this resolution:
Resolved That each Mcclellan club
aa ~ na s e e
hereby requested TO send delegate and alternate
TO The Chicago Convention to aid in me nomination. of
! for the esidency. s-f IS +
The resolution unanimously adopted.
| coLoNfr DAVIS SPEECH.
Colonel NANss,nn DAVIS formerly MAJOR Of the Fifth
two great demonstrations before that where General
Mccsil'a was she principal figure The arst was over
two years at Baey's Cross Roads, whore the
hurdred Thousand strong with cheers
General Mcclellan passed. he was also present when
six months later the troops came in broken aud dis
prted It's numbers worn down by disease AMI by long
exposure and Their hearts sinking with dismay and fear
cavalry aud when George r. Mcclellan announced
their general again, tnely hearts upled TO God
IN thanks for they knew that victory was before them
| Colonel Mansfield repeatedly interrupted by the
marching OF Clubs He proceeded 70 thar me nation
were now DESTROYS that General Mcclellan Should take
command Of the nation. They had had General IN.
coin. but they wanted man that could iead the
eegytry on u victory they wanted man who would
had heard with sorrow That said the
only for time Of peace and provided for the con
out old prcjudicssa stripped poll, cal IDEAS who
owed no pledges to anybody. ~ who was the man
reliance sefrespect 2na pairotisms was the oihler
ne statesman the patriot and the ChristianGecrge
! Mcclellan, Loud cheers.l
I REMARKS or WILLIAM D. MURPHY
1 Mr. W1t .. MURPHY Of Albany, introduced. JJe
said IL not his intention /, address them any
siderable length. Others. whose acknowledged wisdom
ana cng experience public affairs qualify them
better than he for the discharge OF duty were
present on this interesting OCCASION. Appausel. Never
brilliantly with the solid virtues aud dsnterested
patriotism Of people fully determined stand by
maintaln the constitutional rights Of their country.
knde anew within me the patriotic hopes Of happier
days and constrained him congratulate them upon this
suspicious beginning pl the campaign upoi which they
there edtered III support OF him who stands today
preeminep 'hrs in first peace and first 10 the
hearts OF his countrymenf loud appiause). Thanks
TO on overriding Providence IN whose mighty hands are
| the dcstnies Of nations as well OF men, the deep
! sleeping energies OF outraged people length
awakened. The iron Of despotc power, driven for
three long tho mangled and bleeding Of
oouotrymen amid the disgusting gcatnes Of those
who bak federal sunshine and subsist upon the
/ hearts blood OF brave boys in the field,
| was. he believed, about TO be stopped in its
'a' Of ns e child %ssens Inc
simple accents by the side Of poor dsoonolate mother
amid the cold charities Of unieeng world loss
| Of father whose body lies Wondering beneath
southern sod: or whose bones, rerchancc, bleech
gathered beneath the scorehng rays Of Southern SUM-
! I'd ted
sister, whose pale and sunken cheek Indicate but
cea " the absence Of a fond brother cut down in the
iu vlgor OF manhood. while calamity defending the flag
Of h's country sacrifice 70 the runous aud !nhuman
and pl The sasss
| tive utersnces OF wife who was the pride aud
glory of happy home; but is now wre skng the ven
OF deihroned reason in some insane y!u upon
the God heads Of those who rublessy murdered
her hsbaod upon the alter OF unnecessary and unhoy
war, The melancholy spectacle Of the old man, upon
whose head have gathered Of many winters
the more pamy days OF the republic as be toerng
10 the grave, weeping Inc loss OF devoted son, and
pressing his deep condemnation Of the tall and stately
criminals whose polluted garments are dripping with the
blood OF .ther counrymen they still stand high up IN
executive authority loud applause All these appeals
he believed had Al length when almos, the very last hone
had expired reached the bright throne Of Heaven, and
vouchsaied from high him who Is to lead US trlrm-
phantiy on 10 victory against the combined hosts Of the
elemies Of the country, and become in the bands II
God second saviour Of the republic. long continued
/ arnia,se The dismal night Of civil carnage would
III its bloody mantle from tile face OF the continent,
the morning proceeds the coming OF Aurora,
as ne moun's in triumphant glory the eastern horizon
II
meath 90 the coming OF Mcclellan in presidential power
would long be hailed BY the American people as the
bright hsrbingsr q retu,nne days Of psacs happnes,
aud natural reunion and prosperity But the cry comes
hack rom the great commercial, interests Of the nsEIcn,
fsM RS snietFfliug aud industrious merchant, whose
head side down by the astounding mysteries
financial system 20 one ccmprehends as he gazes
d11iy into the commercial abyss which yawns before
| him--applause and Isugh,erl-irom the hard working
and economical mechanic. he breeds the misior
tune o bis country, While stranlns every nerve 10 its
utmost CAPACITY IN the honest AZ aboriors pursuit NJ
} tipu m fha mi hos 10
! pendent upon him for almost then very lives
from tue hardy sous Of the soil who
daily toll not uui a'tcI The goug down o. the sun a. he
coutempate the bankruptcy and ruin Of the insane ara
From the ,nboTpg classes the hone and snsw OF the
land, the poor Who earns his bread by the sweat
OF hs brow whose ron breast is ever made bare 10 The
Assaults of The enemies Of country, and whose strong
right arm is always raised a in deaant de- ence o. the
starry emblem or the uaton loud appiausci the cry
back from all these ir from he Responding crew
o. snslne vessel. how are orr csismes 10 be tetmi-
nstedr' What must We do TO be saved: (Appi,use.l
Ny answer most einphaica'y is thrust hcsdcng from
the control O. the government the brainess and disgust
ing ,yr,s, who aas eH,aa'ng' asrscsd .ns ,,
means .or The accomplishment Of that end concentrate all
your oest energies, unite all your hands cotsecratc al
Your hearts in one grand mighty sld irresistible e7crt
that viii place George X Mcclellan in the chief executive
chair o. the nation. Great cheering and cries OF I've
! will elect him. lie cared not whether they were In
favor OF peace war, whether they desired the
prosecution Of war tor the preservation OF tue
constituiou the Unicu. and tue enforcement Of the
laws, or n cessation OF hoties with honora-
bs COMPROMISE. lie would tell them frarkly-tbs,, TOO,
which the bloody records Of three long and eveuttui
I years OF civil conflict cannot but teach us all TO
hearts conienws never. no never can have either
long the present corrupt and mbecile adm'nstrstic
remains in power with It's ms RAIDS OF political cut
,hrosts snd blood thirsty vampires sapping the very
vais OF the nation. let then the conservative masses
of the people be united Let all minor differences Of
opinion and political details OF party organization
be forgotten In one common Effort Tor the salvation or
the country. Applause. let be the dsuniopists
advocates OF an abolition policy headed by the admnn-
tratcn the one side aud the friends OF the ccusttu
aud the uuiou led on by the gallant Mcclellan on
the other hppause.) II THIS were made the contest
he would have no fears Cor the result viG0rv lori.
aud triumphant victory, will once perch upon
the eagles 81 the republic The bleeding wounds OF
distracted people will be healed the
benign influences OF happy peace. The good old .encr.
sonian days OF domestic concord and TRANQUILITY will
ouce more upon We, and starr and stripes will
again wave triumphanty throughout the length snd
breadth q common country. uniting the states