Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-09-12

naIou shall be saysd provided il ia done by soms one
Of their chosen and idolzad cbicis abich chiei Iney
| mutua IL tei ounce and 'eVie. They cannot nopVi
Grant aud Sherman and FaFiaeu and Porter, oecetsS
by such homage they fear that emOnt and AeCleiaD
fame mar be Ccpsed Nevertheless, there are enough
here Of the RICH. sort enough OF men wio once were
| Republicans, IN; who, 6ki that word in pArpaah
sense are pubioAns no longer and men who o. &c
ware Democrats but Who taxing that Roid 70 10 Ha.
row application are Democrats no logger, oil OF WON
are no Uaon men, because they found ous IL tee Dc
ginning of this remendru civil var or at come period
in its progress that mar, no party, no Torn ua 10
creed could the U0ioD, but that OF ~ the people
could ave IT, aad they could it only by csssag TO
become parssns and LecomiUg patti ts and I'm on men
Why LINCOLN SHOULD III RE- ILTc;EO.
The war ia at it's css IL is clear, therefore, that
We are Sighting 10 make Abraham Lnccll President OF
the whole Uni cd States under the election 1880, 10
continue until the 4h OF March, 1885, Ia voting fora
President OF The Ulited States, can ne Wiey or safely
vote Oul the iden cal person whom With force sud efr
We are fighting into the deEoj You u tS say 10
Ii would DO nothing les than give up The very Object
of the war at the ballot box The mOrrl sirensu
which makes loyal posti impFegnRbls would p'sa
from u and when that moral strength has p4ssed aHaS
material foiO are no lorger effective DC even ava Ia
be b. such proceeding hall have agreed with
| the enemy and given him the victory. Bot in that
agteemet the contribution aud the Union wall have
persisted because When Il shall baye On' b. on proved
that minority can by force or oirculnHenuon deeat
4
/ sGent 70 President thereafter, though elected
b. ever 30 large majority eau hope 10
| exercise the executive powers nnOp2o,ed through
ous the WhOs county Ole Of two things
must follow the fatal error Either contest between
your newly etcad compounds Pres dan add the same
usurper in WATCH the usurper mus. prevail, or else
combination between them through which the usuIpef
his sueoesaoF SubVerng your constitution aud cut
stitutng his OVID will become president kin, or ena-
peTcr OF the United States Sthau! I1teiga AID, " he
vritl for M 4 tLaIs
So To be sure X s uOthiug i mora certain than
that sitheF the Ulited aud their ensti uiOnal
| Petilent, The 90 called Confederate States and
their Gsurping President, must role Wiihn zoe limits
OF this repnblc therefore regard the pending eel
dspai election as involving the Question whether here
fer We shsll have ConstiIu -Jn ind country left
| us. How shalt ne vote, the". 10 save the couatJ
from thia ieslful d. ngery Vote Lrcolo la again.
| You have bic il exactly, INV hieRd. We must Ote
LiRc0ll tn again and fght han ia al The same time
Ii DO this toe rebellion will Perish. and leAve no
root. If sc DO Otherwise, have Unly che al!erna-
vCs Of AGA liosc nee IN perpetual usuIpaien, or Ut
entering al endless successiCn Of evil anc social
WHAT sEsAAD THINKS OF OHloAeo CONVENTION.
Ia me, therefore, the Democracy at Redmond ana
the Democracy at CHICAGO, ike fs sr sud Pompey.
seem to retain oil their 0riginA fanny re5tmb .ance.
T5sy are very N lch a6ks--tspecllly Pompey But it
ia not in exteruals that their similarity lea Tdey
talk very much alike, as have shoNn you. Wheu you
consider that among ths DsmoOTasat Chicago tie IL
diana Democrats present ~ho have imported aims
TO ress ths national authority aud defeat the nstiocal
/ lava, and tbs; air the D.m)erats there assembled
| agreed 10 justify thst proceeding | think you will
| asTee SNh me that the kehnond Democrats aud the
Chicago Democrats have att come 10 seG worry much
alike. shall 60 further aaa prove you that they
| not only lave common policy, aud common way OF
defining H. but they have even adopted that policy IN
concert With each other. You know that when the
Chicago Convention approaching in July last Gee.
S nde's, Clement U. Clay aud ?, H1loombe appeared
| a. the Clifton House. on ~ Oinsda baLk Of the Nj
agara IiV r. fully inVt with che confidence add sc-
qlsnted With the purposes Of Jefferson Davis aud his
cJhfederstes at ohmOnd. You knOW also that Obi.
csgo mocFats Iseorsd here In o9ns'era lie nbeTs
10 confer WiGh tbese .His aries Of Jtfsrson DIvis
Here is che trnt Of thas conferences, and one can
deny the authenticity Of my evidence IL is racted
from the London Tmes, the common organ Of all the
enemies OF the Uaited States. Tue RsW York
/ pondsnt OF the Lcndcn Tunes. whiting from Niagara
Falls under date OF August ays:
Clifton House has be1Oms OF negotiations be.
| ~ zen the tthesn friends Of peace and Sou harn
agents which propose u withdrawal OF differences irom
tbs AIbtrancn. OF the sword Tn e,rretp dent then
gOes en- to rToIiu that effort Is to DO ,de nom
nate candidate for tts Presidency che platform Of
an armstce aud DJnventiGn OF Hate sld 70 thEsft
BY al pOss.b bic means the thJfts OF Mr. nGOm for
| election.
Mark nov, that on the 8 Of August, 1861 Northern
| democrs's and Richmond Hgeuta agree upon thrss
| things TO bs done at Chicago, uamsy-Firsi a With
draWal OF the dh5renoes between Ie government aud
the insurgents from the afbrament Of thu sEogC: Sc
Good, nomination for Presiden! Of the sed States
/ on platform Of an sTmitioe and ne ely conVen-
ton OF the Slater third to thWaTt by all possible means
he re election OF Abrsham Liucob. Such oonier-
| euce, held In neutral country, between pfoessedy
o iEns OF the Unted States aud the agents OF the
Richmond traitors VA arms has very s1spic Gus look,
Ba. let that pass P5 iaa elections mus: be fee aud
therefore they justly excuse many sKirsVSgancies.
HOW IaE WAR WILL CEASE
| Wren the jnsu gents shall have disnanded their ar
| mics aud LAID down their arms the war will Instantly
cease AND all the var nea ures then e4stng, ipelud
ing those which All ct ssVerJ, viii cease also, and oil
the moral, economical and political lesons "a we'll
questions affecting slavery others watch shs then
| be exsng between individuals and ates and ite
fadsra goVeTnm 5nt whether they before The civil
var began. or whether they grew out q H. will, by
force of the Constitution pass over TO the sbitfamen of
oouFis Of law ard 20 the councils OF legislation AIN
not unsopbs osed snOugd 10 sII cot ha, con pa orr
| While yet unsu5dusj aad exercising an uuIeeisted
despOtiem 10 tho ini IIe1uOnarY ates will either
for or even seceo "a aonesly based the suTfsD
Of the power they hGve reOkessy sufped NeSesihf-
less know that Gny such conspifaor should tender
bis ubmi sion upon EccS terms be will a.
receive candid heaT aOd al answer psompssdpureiy
" desire for peacr, wi b the aintenaIce of the
Uoon o. tbs other hand Go eTpa,t propositions OF
ne ZOE, with a Tcsto alton OF the Union, TO come EOt
hom me Confed ratea Ia authority, thforg them
but from citizens and atts under sud behind ITEM
Ao6 eXcec such propositions from SifiE9os aud Sates
come ovsT the Cont dsrates power jdst 60 fast es
hose cltz ,us end States shai be delivered by the ed
eral aIms from The usOI patton BY wbioh they
Oppresssd All the weird knows that. 50 far "a | SIN
concerned and neleys % far the President il con.
rned ali luoh applications will receive ust such
sRgWer IS It great, mag hshmods and humane
psople TO graft brethren VIA have cone back fom
their hanierinss to seek shel er 10 the common ark
IF our national security aud happlnsas The Fun s
setti1g So surely a. il shall rise siu, 20 surely do
think that ths great events have NV celebrated
ofeluds the OF OF cur ions tcubes and the reso
radon Of the national authority with peace, prosperity
ard freedom throughout tie whole land. from the
Iskss II the gulf and from OCEAN TO ocean, And so
bid you good night, and may Cad have 5cu With our
whole county slSsJs Ia His hoy ahd PsttTasl keep
ing