New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-28

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officer gives evidence of the fact that the Rebe il
front Of Petersburg cheered over McClelan's nomlaa
ton
"HsADQuAelEas ~ DNIsroS. -,
| SEPT I3 1864 }
| II feel very nervous and fererish TO-DAY
caused suppose by the excitement undergone during
our skrmsl yesterday. Our division made rcconnois
sance 10 the Opequan Creek whore we found the eneuy
in force and very defiant One Of the best eectonec.
ing cards for Lincoln that could possibly I've gotten
out think, was NE chevs 9th rhich the Rebels greed
" jor McCleilan. You may depend upon 1t thar .sss
calls were answered b. boys in lusty sbouis sad
vigorous tigers for the armys candidate. Abraham
| Lincoln.
The frequent occurrence Of such signs this on tAs
part Of our enemies indicating c preference for tbs
Presidency and the course Of politicians at home
uniting es one man, theentire army
I'VE occasionally indulge in hearty laughs at The pre-.
posierous ideas Of some VI tie modern Dsriccfats
ders friend &c The soldiers will not vote for nny
who is shouted for and appauded BY the enemies Of
fag-the creatures who are in arms against them. We
DO rant D,0ce but not peace that will cause stigma
rest upon the memories OF oar departed brothers and
CON rsdes in No no. The peace we vast must
be won by the cannon and tho mnsket-lhs Is the only
peace that will now satisfy the blue;jacket3 might
write whole pages this subject but am not wed TO-
day"
Mr. Joseph S. Fay, who presided at ths
Mcclellan meeting IN Faneuil Hall on Saturday even
ing, has Summer residence az Falmouth Mass A
correspondent sends the following statement OF the
manner in which Mr. H. celebrated the last anniversary
Of our Naiiofal Independence:
Opposite Mr. Fay's Summer residence at Woods
Hole Village. Falmouth, is public Flagstaff In the
street. Mr.. i. owns o flag which is sometimes used
On tho Fourth of July last this gentleman pnL this pri
yate flag this public staff ut halcmast This led to
rnnch inquiry and indignation among the people. MI
nailed the staff article from The Bos,og Coari,
explain why the flag thus dshonored. and stated
Go ar sTS The Inhabitants Of the Village called
upon h and protested against this insult TO the nation
al ensign: he informed them that he had loaded gun
In his hall and. his forms, be would blow
them out OF their boots ifthey toCchedt The flag
thus kept at halmast all day. against the protest Of
every loyal citizen of the place"
A Marylander expounding in letter says
very sensby that 1t would BE- wei to preach gravity
10 a monkey, or torbearance to grizlly bear 10
would be TO advance any reasons argument with the
view of checking the operations OF tie Internal trs'ou
that infes the State. Arguments presented BY Sharpt
rifles and NJ the point Of the bayone and the laundering
logic Of artillery appear 10 be the only persuaSons the
Rebels fully comprehend There Is not tho slightest
Danger Of McClean's election-he can't carry .SGe
Abe Is the who will receive the unanimous vote Of
the electoral colleges Of tho Union and JEDI Davis and
bis co.wOrkers in crime wretchedness and bloodshed
that have ruined the South and involved the whole land
in distress and mourning will eventually be driven from
their III gotten power by the force of and indg
nant voice of the people, and will either expate thou
horri crimes upon the gaows $50 far their iSera
bic cercases will ayail) or be banshed from the human
race.
At the Philadelphia keystone Club headquar
magic lantern large white sheet was spread on Q
framework in front of the thrdstory window Of the
building. This flag of truce by day received such
pictures last evening the operator might choose 70
place in the lantern. crowd of people fingered in
front To view the shadows the screen. The inst pc
ture portrait OF the immortal Washington A
person in the street proposed three cheers Tor Washing
ton. This was not responded to by a single voice.
Silence at such times is best. Tie likeness of McCel.
lon was the next portrait This was received with
slight applause, the mslority remaining silent The
exhibition as a work OF science was failure; rs
novelty for street il attractive The "News
from Maine was not exhibited.
As the train from the South on the y. C.. r.
r. was waiting its usual time at the DEPOT Yesterday
party If bataut McCleaIites passed through one d
the ears after dea Meeting an old gentleman, ci.i
OF Baltimore. he asked his preference for ros
dent He named Lincoln. 81 But" said he, " L have
five nephews in the army who each prefer Mcclellan
The Cops became nproariou with applause at this ON
nouncemcnt. When one Of the vipers congratulated
the Old Baltmorean upN the choice OF bis ncpbcws
and inquired, under what General are your nephew
making targets Of themselves imagine the surprise
which struck the Cops the old man calmly bat sarcas
tcally replied. Generci Robert Il. Lee" An audible
litter through the the Cops hurredy lef ta
train.
In the Episcopal Diocesan Convention, al
Chicago recently. q resolution offered censurine
the Government for drafting clergymen aud proposing
plan for procuring substitutes by special taxes
gregaons In lien OF the preamble censarng the Gov.
eminent the following was offered;
Resor.i That while Ills Convention seeks re IN iLi'wsl
affirm most earnestly it, loyalty 10 the Government OF t
nted Safes aud plead s A.Iy cooperation 10 restore tn
functions and power of the Government in all their integrity
Bshop Whitohousc, who made the opening prayer fos
the Chicago Convention declared this resolution out Of
order because political resolution, irrelevant "a
aud having only remote or incidental reference 10 s
subject matter Of the resolution pending.
Mai. General Mccall, the organizer Of the
Pennsylvania Reserve Corps steady Democrat Oh
many years standing. ard the Democratic candidate
for Congress in the Chester Dstre, in -62 comes oa
t.n. st,g~
hch apprises of this fact says tina. he opposes Nc
Ccan for his personal unftncss and his utter pertdi
in accepting nomination nj the hands OF meh who ~
more tie Justice Of the struggle 10 crush treason, and
treat the yaor of our brave defenders were exhibit
ton Of the brute force VI ruthless invaders These ne
arguments sufficient To turn every soldier III aisSaJ
from Mcclellan.
The Mcclellan. Pendleton ticket reminds u.
OF tho unfortunate dog In Munchausen's story. Who
while running at full speed. came against tree with
such force as to split himself from snout to tail. Nun,
cheusen says he coppcd tho two halves together anu
they united, but inadvertently two legs were up ano
two legs down. The running gear of the chicago
ticket was similarly botchod and now the COppcrheJds
insist on taking the dog apart.
Among seme Mcclellan transparences we re-
Gently noticed this: The way Little Mae wiz settle
" Abe aud JEFF out at arms length b. the throet.
That represents Little Mac he on The Potomac.
Would not let any one else fight and like the dog ia.ss
mangcr would not fight himself His letter OF aecePt
ance. however, is full Of growing
$50 soon as it is clear, or even probaNe TIA,
our adversaries are ready for peace" &c.-SeAe'h
Mcclellan. ...
There wss On old who said How
Shall aee from this horrible COW
win ait the se
And continue 30 smile.
Which may soften the heart OF this cow
General Schenck is canvassng vigorously
In Ohio He believes In the fullest exercise Of the ballot
and says 10 the voters In tho army vote IL POTENT
thing II has the effect in striking backward that thc
bayonet has in striking forward Aticket and bret IN
Tin hal On, sttka Nh.