, 1864-09-10

j prch homa.e they fesr shat Fremont aad TrC1el
Inns fame mar Be ecltpsed.~ ::
I sort who once were Republicans, hut who. tsk7nc
! That word IN partiaan eenfe, arc Republicans M
lonsI ana so' we 1pea ~ e.. were Dsnoe5.ss but
arc Denocra's NO aotyer Al! Of whom are no '
Upiun mtp. because tbeT found out that a. the be
ginning Of this Tremendous civil war, Of at soma
fotmns-nn creed chuld save the Uatoa, bus tha
opty re people eoad save II and they could ssVe
it only By cess:9g t. become psrttsaas and becom.
Yer, my tsicnd., vines ta1s war shall bo ended III
tie restoration ot tie Unson. 10 uaa then living
viii exult in ,ua reco elton that durin: i.s COZ.
tinu.1ce he 81 eher Rau.c1l Ut q CoQserY.tiya,
a R-pub iran u Democrat. but erery msn vii
claim 70 bare beer th1onshoat an unrescrved aud
But Why should party spirit, espe c!ally at tt;a
! tnnct:re. divide the American peop4et and way
shon1d I, member OF The Executive AdmlnIsua-
tim, alluuu to 1t snch orca.Is ~ tnis TIE
atswer 1e II baud. The Constitution VI our coue-
Try cunmstte that admofai1atiun to ,urreotter lts
ponets to The poop and the people to designate
/ agenta to zrsume aid exercise them four Tea.s
iou rrceiEe the Executive Government ia Gov
| dstion eeRs different and highly improved We
tonnd It practicals e1pe led frum tbs whole coua-
Try eouth Of the Deawart, the Dbto AMI the MS.
fuults with The mott of the army and navy be.
trayed or fallen mo the haI d. of insuryeots and
! aneE and tseasonao1e Co:tedsracy, with thu iad-
rect b1t eftctlsc cooperation OF foreign powers.
estaalebiny ITSELF Oh the Cult Of Mexico. VS.
! c1ter1Hy give the Government back to you,
with lslse AID canquer'og nsmles, ana = triu npa.
ant rav3 wi1h the La1e,a cnufrderacy falling inso
pieces, and tho rebe,lious Sta'es, alter aaotn
f! Ct, returning to their s!lcgIanre.
Regarding myeelf now. therefore, not asa Secse-
tatJ, but simply OF the people, /, like ron,
! am caled - my vote, to aeternine lu.o whose
haEds. ,he rreclous ttast shall how De coaaded.
that duty, util the present. fearu c.e1s Is passed
But It cxnnot and It ought not to be avoided
u adjourned It Is constitutional trtal and
the nalloa 'nuss GO through It, deliberately and
I SHALL therefore. checrsncl, submit for your con-
stdciation. the eourae which Laye concluded to
adopt aud the rtasoDs k,r it:
Fits.. beg 5ou 10 remember that the present Ia
no common or cnstonart Presidential election.
oecars in iLe m.csr u civil ~,s aFi4ias unt ofa
cause. Of fiFil xor1, not only in republics. but
cession Of the President, periodically ~ Secets
~ Ahortiye or q reAl revolution, In each one
q H. Spspirh sud Autrc.u Repabe: 50
winch cvnvultea Ill Erropc. 4 dispute
xne.ner 5us1ss was tho tasfns Pte.ldent
consequence Of French Intervention In
Mexico. a dispute whether the present kln. Of
n:nm1Ik who s sassee1sd to ,he tafeas las: vim
ublsteln, brought aoout the civil In tha. coun-
t1y. which rbruugh t;rrnan intervention, h4s last
now ended Eith The dismembermenI Of the D1ulsh
1tt gdtm. II IL remarkable, also 1has ctvl wars,
ptouuctd by disputed succcss1ons, Invariably be.
Tin With reslstaLcc bT some obe OF mufe Of the
States or provinces which constitute the xin:dou,
empire Of tepnb!c which ID dis.urned. ItWas d
wnh the U1i!ed States 0, Mez.to: Is nas SO In the
Unitco stater Of Columbia, and the case was The
1o certain that IN 1851 We clectel Ab1uhlm Ifu.
coin, 1aEuls and cunetitutoaally. to be Prcs:dent
% e. the VI whole M e e tho Gn,ted Sta.es OF america:
in'o. oisnnion,, and tummon1ng eight mora TO
their u latte. they set up ouuona'y covern-
ment- itGy 1eyled war nkatnst us 10 eject stpa-
5stion ana establish distinct so'csc,Snsy ant In
We accrp: the na1 in defense OF tho Union, Tbs
only grievance q the iu-ur :cn.s wa- ,hat thcir
cho:cs Of Jobn G. Brcckinrtdge for President was
consttnttoDn'l7 ogetru I'd In the election OF Lin
Inc Executive power Ut the United Statea is now,
therefore. bF force pracslcalls suspended between
that nsnrper Jetfelren Davis aua tast consitu-
tional President AbEaham ute"ln- The wa. il
HAgtd by the ururpcr, expei thai constitutional
Pftrdcnt frnm the Capital, which, in some >oE:, Is
constantly hello 70 sie:t and to conquer The states
talhtd Oh our side 70 Suppress the uaurpet, aud to
trirs the iueurttut States hark lnder tho auhor.-
~ Of the u.tlnt,uhar Frceiccnt. The war Is at
1ls cs.+is Il IL cezs. therefore, tha. we ar: G:nt-
IN. to make Abnham Lincoln Pfea1dcat OF the
whole United s:atss. under the e1-ctlon Of 1851 to
son.inns TO ths ~. r March, lsG5 In voting
or asfel1 Eote out 'he tdtnlcas pereon whom, viii
iosce and arnp, VIC arc slsating Into The prs:i-
%asa esnS5fb b. No. .hsu aDu a,s az No. i
jec1 of Tbs war Ut toe b.liot.oox. The
1Dnrol strength, which mnkeA our le7ai
i1om us., and whcn tha. moral strength
has passed awsy, paterisl forces u1c no longer
e'ieet1sS q n s.en ?, tueh proes=aaS
hare Eiycn him the ylctort. But In TINT ssreeueRt
the Constitution aud the Union vail hare peri.hed,
becanae wncn 1t shall have once been psoEe1 ttai
minority eau. by force or ciecunsenton, defeat
the full accession Of constttusiunalty chosen Pre-
eident, no President II ercaster thon elected by
Srts 90 larRe na1or'ty, esn hope to exercise tue
whole county One oi Two 1hin:s must fsllo.
that f4tal error ktthct u contest between Jour
newly elected eopproa.las Pteslde.t, ana tic
or else . combustion between them through which
the usn1ptr Or his successor, subsstuog your Con-
P1etiden, Knr o. Empslor Of tSe M s.'es
Without fo1eign a:d II nc c.n with toreisn inter-
yenuon II necessary. lThAt's .o.} To oa sure 1t /
United Slater And their Constitutional Presiden,,
or athe fo-caled Confederate States, and tbeir I
nenrRins President must rule within the limits Of
tht1. regard the pending Presidential cleo.
ton O. .nyo'sin: the question whether HEREAFTER !
HOW snalI we vote. thsn, 10 savc our coaltry from
this fearful danger! Vote Lincoln IN AGAIN. We !
must r ts L'ncoln IN 7ssin md nghi hin IN q the
ish. and leave no 1oot, II uc do osAer9ise, We
have o1ly the alternative OF acquiescence tu per
esesion Of c7i aod soeia Waf.. " upoa sasss saS
crounde entirely irrespective of rf1tform and eau
0tdate. coLsides the recommendations Of the Can
vsanon at ch4c+so, a. tending to subyeet tue Rs /
It rlA seem : hard thirc when impty. that
pa.ty. hks TIE Democra'ic parsy, can cl'htr redi-
tale or liind1y adopt measures to overthrow the
Repua1lc- AL experience. hoEcyer, saons that It |
1s bot The mslice OK the uaonsts OF great parties
ssruction. ion often Ee7r a1.rm4 thcs party ia
power ls srbvtE1tbE TIC State. and It eolleun1es
happens 20. But, nice ttr,ca ont OF ten. 1t Is q
party out OF power that in its Impateure or lis
amb.t11n, 0TtltntOHH q HrpuhllC.
The p tIuocratic par:,% ot cuurse leaving OF tho
i% @ TIE lsts a, q
et and ot::aulztd fl three ct1umle-one. Ir.a5on-
able column Of State K:sn's, L.sun!on democrats,
column. under Doue.as: 1la ,hird, i eoaciiIator1
hylng column, u.4er Joln Bell. who has slnee
10 o.. nd ~ t6s l1enrgents W tl.Ienpon ,nvl.e4 toe
Earty 10 oppose the disEn1on Democratic column. |
They declined On the ave Of the c.ection IN 15.0,
y tod ne followers of Douglas and O: Bell til.
lid 1nat they hzd inadvertently favored d;s1ploa
and Ientl'ion. They pe'sia:ed, and the attempted
revolution cane; Nsunioo thea pre:en ed ltse'f
thori1y. Irns .he Democratic s par;y pro 70
seling from dee,sn, ihe Northern % Democrat % pas.
Five through 1nadTertsuco. The dssputed encces-
s'on ttiil f5molns nnaojusted. neT election has
with notable exceptions. gave :more or id Nbsrat
erppcEt 10 the Government a:aiust the Democratic
lniuFcenfs OF the South. But tie SANG Democrat
appear IN the polltea, Held with positions md pol
ie1 unchanged slncs that time, as think, EXCEPT
!ez ths wotae The Southern Democr4cy.is is still
n. r. srms undeE / The asurper at Richmond. Tae.
at Cnicacc, and al three Of tho parties are com
passing the r ttectlon OF the constitutional Prest-
dent Of the united stAtes. They agree not only
- that atenpt but they assgn tue same reason for
II, namely, that Aofahan Lincoln il a trAnt
4hs! arree, also, that the real usueper 1t Rich
mond Is blsmeleas ana pare. at least The Richmond
60 not enaDPay 1t. To me, therefore, tho Dcmoc-
rncy At Richmond and the democracy ut Chtca,o.
like <nsar and Pompey. secm to retaln all taeir
alike especially Fumpey. Dut !: is not IN mere
eztc1nals thAt their ftmilantF lios. They talk
very mich alike, a. hare already shown you.
When 5oq consider that am3ng the Democrats at
Chicago the lauisna Democrats we're present, who
hare imported arns to rcsiet the national author
IT. AID defeat the nston:l LAWS, ard that al, the
Democrats there astrmbled agreed to justify that
Inc R!chmort De,noersts and the Chicago Demo
rats hare lately csme to act very mach nike.
shall low 80 further un1 Prove to 9ou that they |
FAY Of dcfenc.ng 1t, tut :hcy have even adop ed
TAT policy tu concert with each other. You know
hat when the chicago Convention was approach.
ng u July last George Sanders. Clement =: Clay,
II the Cal ada hank Or the Niagara River fn1lY In
ested !, with the confidence and acquainted with
ates at E,chmond. Ton knon. also, that Chisago
}emocraIs resorted there in considerable numbers
conttr with these enletar3e= OF Jefferson Davis.
m deny the authenticity Of my evidence. It il
1lr1Cted from the LoEdon 1fUscs, the common
ryan OF all the enemies OF the United States. The
.riting from Niagara Fails under date Of August
th. says:
s'CAf.on Houte has become cen!re Of ne.ota-
Ions between the Northern friends ot peace and