New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

man enters The army he loses Ills manhood Nj honor
DO they suppose bccepse we are away from our h9ue
fighting for nations life natiOs hca0r. that We loose
cur homer Are they foolish enough TO telieyc sc
are not thinking men We are and We will prove il TO
that sustain their thrones learn 10 think but when iiee
men rise in arms 20 defend free institutions, what
thinking car be moro true more wise NOR patriotic
than ours IL Is thinking bayonets that eoop0ee our
army. and is BECAUSE they 10 The grasp OF tlink
Us men T. at they gather their majesty aud power
Arc We to turn our victorious columns, thai nave
pushed the lines Of conquest from Chattanooga 10 At
lauia and driven tie enemy Ia fcut 70 the borders OF
the GuN-aro we, the soldiers Of the Potomac Army
that have fought our way to where we stand III cam
pa.gn which makes historic wars pey thiDg-aro au TO
Vtire and allow Coprerbesds and conspiI to settle
oyc! the graves Of our fallen comrades, Che terms O
dsgTacefG surrender toJef Davis and his crew Must
all WHO have died Under tue banner OF our glorious lie
public die for nOthiuHt
The Coprerb.ad Convention offers us Ne is1atsb
sy1lgaly According 20 their doctrine, We have not
only failed but have been fooled Their symTa-
thy sympathy az times is precious but at Other times
n il themost atngng Of insus. Did not coUr. the
cost when enhstingl did. have suffered, and 6In
not sorrs for a. do wish the sympathy e traitor
They must play different game tnon tLgt they visa
oar gotes-nOi insnii us.
90 Air. BATTERY. CAMP BEFoRy PETERSBURG,
SEPT q, is6i
sec hy reading OF many Northern papers, that
hey have great deal ~ fault find with tie Admins
aon and have got the foolish idea into their heads Ina;
f1e soldier VIZ throw their votes ioT Mcclellan. ]
would Ike 10 know such people think that the soldiers
Mcclellan must he IN one Tire other shove mentioned
conditiuns). w.h them t. understand th.t the sol
diers ere not 20 blind 10 ss-incre4t es to vote party
Into power that Y III Gafe peace with JON DAVIS on
any terms aud LET Tho hard work Of three ears come to
nsusht.
Witt the election Of Sir Lincoln the war com.
r9hced. ana with his reelection let it end The iucu-
ion o. the South - g. fght to the last man tla s
beir only alternative. aud II Nj. Lincoln is rejected
het altt thAlNc Val loo more s1o'1y tDah ever ~"
foe. and at the present time thef prospects arc LA
black a. night. II ,hsif prospects are gloomy now
row Nil they look after the November oiectoui Ian
coin all 10 elected hy overwhelming Union Iug-
ior!tS ami with that election their hopes crnuie 10
pieces; they know be viii fight them g. the tenthi
they know with hi. reelection their last rope NJ tho
CouiedcTaCy las failed. and for that reason they VIII
give Up tho chsse They know Dis reelection means
ist. aud Il is NY candid opinion that they neye ned
shoui fighting enough. They vii hold Gus nntA iIeI
lss hopo ius end II the people at the North ar true
60 fherseile and their country oil viii D. Well, ana
pe7co and prosperity VII shine once again ~ our
Rorrr HOSPITAL PEr-oE. ,
CHAELtsTOS. :. e., sept :. lSCi
Only crush the COpperileads A. nome
and dare say the sterling Old veterans Grant and Sher
wan VIII deal blow. o. Tic fOrfedCracy which VIII mako
reel So SIS fan u another year see that the Copper
heads have uOAlua Ted y oClcian l0I the Pre- d'ney
which is nst wha ! supposed they would do MANY ~
fcers here VINO saong friends Of Mcclellan mp Ia
if- tiue his nomination made knpWn now holol!
donOunoc him wiz the entire vie crew thai supports
Aim- 6saece 'hr topp,rledot ~ home anu assist me
Administration "a il is l-rics o7G ~ Con- rccr ~
90 ~ da0tsrr ge0r
Contrast tho responses made rs the South Tor repeat
re-. Is i0l with those n the Mort AID ynu hIrc
: picture no: NJ on factoring o. on. And then ron
elbow such mon rs Y lllaulisham Wood. Long. Hans.
salisbury 20 up in the halls o Congress and eiss
where AID eel gus Iilht il Enr rfry le a. iisf ~
support usuiprr. military dictator desp0t wien
support Nj. Lincoln; md that Tar rs tney arr
q. rot DOL az ur IMAM Vii tey vote tO wafs
fhis uhoS, cnrste7a ard unconiiiCtiprGl Wa against
The south. why don't you ta0g such r"n ? or whs
didn't vou DO = beforett was 100 ll'e ~ before Oh,
party got strong Down with oil such traitors ano
elect NJ Lincoln. any Oiior laI Whu is ~ lafDr o.
il1-ecgtng the uril fhs last armed Eebcl - eK
Terminated. ID ili. thing. AID yoa viii not have
arcs. lille longer - i.sht.
Union Ia the army. GisGnion II Tie
Nofsl. And WHY s lti Ia .- plainly ills nu Il fie
Noitt have Dot yet suffered brt Oh Cod look ni
whG tie army 81 the first Potomac expedition la
alt ned iou me fr-t unl fbe present day, II hse
been nothing r,. suffering. AID 40 the people O: tie
NORTH think tls although fl1r Lfns ~ then ORC dead
disabtL. ne remnant do not rcfpcc th' dead ''i-
rsdes sun cely no 70 compromise VIA ther tief.si
enemies
ON presolt fae.nr Is QUO Of fear that sfier these
three Fe4rs Of -1urgle thcIe are towards tn9ugL b
AtriN tu con rf 1a.a- tte nlon- % hc4 IN iat
eyes OF all lee Nrr'd-Tttuoo the AcTie.n fcruhin
ifom is proud position &c at Iist OF ie World 70 one
ow and ratfy 90 me Republics Oi south Al1eriea
30 not DCGth before disbouCri ard II Tho NOrfh .
would OILY believe o. tue bebois ale LnH holding oIi
solely in Goo hie that ne cOrilE ~ ciol ai To- hol-
cical 10 il0a. ard tey ~ nuke every cAciIion a. .
bola ost uati .fJrr trr ei~riinr.
A. Cor com promise. sou Csu DO IL NORTH. gut ~ OH
urn or the arul A-N cry a4aI1 VT HDH l-.f lsft b
heen many discoura~inc actions since We left hie bu
nc have borne tlom choCrUg. Do not now, Tor Gods
sake e. ,tr country. whom fc rebellion d On d. AS
l-rv and b. sl1il Effort zen save thc Union aud
male 1t Shat 'iol Intended u should po.