New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-22
seidi~r., Letters on Politics.

"Macki- mackercl !-quite
alike. and reminds ne Of story as good old Abe
would say "A gentleman now II leading New.Ycik
merchant tept country store IN Pennsylvania in s4o.
Smart and pushing he advertised NIL over tho country
a. to ybody who woaa buy $40 worth of goods Of
him he woc present emrer barrel Of mackerel One
morning an rri-h woma,, Mrs Mcsomebody. called.
and acr examining carefully the stock in fact occnpy
Ing the time Of clerk TIVE honls said that she might be
back during the day and purchase but she would ''ds'
he gaerer.Ia,ie uceisr'i any hor SO with Mack and
the platform he takes tho nomination any how"
It'll y. Y. BERgyyIirE. Va, Sep ., 1864
81 think If Mcclellan allows him
self 10 run ypon suoh patched up concern as that be Is
traitor Il be had taken hs West Point speech for
stand point be might have re; the sodcrs vote How
ever Uncle Abe be tie aeI! President If the people
want peace The Rebels know his terms Of peace. and
that he VIII not alter them. ho Ia elected their last
hope expired. Now Is tho limo FOX tho people to turn
cot end give Grant Lis 10000 more mem Gad before
the grass grows next Spring peace viii be declared 1t
is mistaken idea that the soldiers in the field want
peace bad enough 70 accept Il on any tnrs, and IL viii
come TO that II Mr. Lincoln 1, beaten. That the soldiers
tired Of hghtns cannot be denied. but they have
suffered much to let tho Jonneys have one inch Tie
aG<
iith y. Y. CAVALRY,
SEw.oEIEASs. Aug. 81. 1904.
Peace, such a. the Rebels wish for,
would be farce. trust the var viii continue years
longer. rather than sea the North give up Of
land or com, go.isc Of is principles. Let war
desoiac this venerable rars soil; AM hc Of Rebels
become esliac, before thc North exhibits any faint
bssrtsdness or signs Of weakness 1 should prefer
military despo.isn 70 the rule OF peace President
The North ought II forced 10 it hy the Rebels. TO
initiate tho Roman Republic, and until the objects for
which llis war is weged are accomplished resign its
Republican forums into the hands Of dictator"
CAxp CAERIvcToy. INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. C. 1864.
a grand ratification meeting was
held in this city the night after the Of the nomina
ton Of Mcclellan was received md there wss more
cheering for Lincoln than Tor Mcclellan. Ex-Governor
Wright said in IA he made last Saturday evening
that be had Travelled seven hundred uos since tho Chi
cago Convention, and had heard but one use the
name OF Mcclellan during the whole journey, and he
had faith to believe that Lincoln would receive much
larger vote Ia Indianapolis than ever tho Union men
dared TO hope for"
ToBT RENO. WASHINGTON. d. C.. Sept. -, 1854.
GLOW is Father Abraham stock
It is Just high down in the army. We had meeting
the other evening OF the officers o! this command for
Suffer and took ~ Informal yotc and ont Of 26 officers
present 90 voted Tor Abraham. you just bet
the big 9th going In body. I. for one, say d the
Copperheaas and al that viii so with them No Chica
70 Platform for in the army, cannot SEQ The point OF
peace AZ any price, have lost abost 900 men this
Sumner and bound to the thing out burst
In the attempt"