The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-17
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.sn.rr .s<vs'ey-A Movements fer Al.
g. @epabitcan Convsa tson-1roub 10
~ - shs Democracy-Suags NELSON.
; enc United States S0preme Court,
k<otssu Dat r0r PrestAsns-Row IN Mo-
Var1 HAIL, 80.
enceths outbreak and rensrsl warfare In the repub
sn party the sctual strength Of the League organize
Won nay be important Al the meeting OF the nationAi
there representatives from twenty eight
vaes whica reported the aggregate 16o 900 members
the League orsarizAOn In this State there are about
sur hundre thirty councils with reported member
Asnp shout forty thousand. Bor the orsanxaoD like
That Know Mornings Is concern, wi h caths
sSns snd grips ard potcs organization established
n that successfully vtsnd tho test ef Presi
eentNl campaign especially when there dlssesons
n DsIr ranks and persoaA chickering's, the
saso with the Union League During the campaign Of
ASA the Know Nolhings laid great stress upon the
nauber OF concern. aaA tbs Fillmore lead
figured vaouah from fhat 20 elect him to the
Presidency. But where they election dayS Echo
answers sWheref tins late issGes before the coun
RyswhHywed r.: and so II viii be with the League
now Fhe only interest OF the contest among tne just
now IL In its throwing some tight upon the direction
wnn different factions viii take in :he grand smssh
Up the organ ixstop which appears Inevitable at
No distant dss yr all wrsngo involved the
publican party ". Lacons Cabinet, AID the admlns.rs
son rself which to all appearances is in the hroes OF
assolrt,or, with prospect OF syenera scattering Of the
fragments ia every direction.
PAPER
Adesr.r,s- e,r, has been nede to establish
Dor the Union league. IL started by the Executive
Dn1'.,tee 10 shis State and committee appointed
scnssng OF Benjamin Field, q. Beard John Wiley, r.
Fenon aud G. w. Hotchklss--the last two named
members OF Congress-,o take tho neces
sASy steps towards establishing such paper The
scmmittee Afterwards reported TO the State Coun-
III, and u decided urge upon the National
Couacn TO establish paper for the campaign. Dur
assne tilae that this sgtated in the League
Easi2at,os Mr. Greeley considering and cogitatng
question OF withdrawing from the Tribune and
generally supposed hat he 10 take charge OF
shs paper whom established. Nothing has been heard OF
sne project the Baltimore Convention and II is
probable that the failure OF Mr. Chase secure nom1a
Wen sor the Presidency spapcr pro-
Vet IN the head II IS well known that Mr.. Chase de-
ssnce1 upon the Union leagues TO get him the nomna
sea Tie Pcmeroy circular cent GU. to Of the
Aitnful brethren In the order before made public
DESIRE FOR AsorRsR CONVENTION.
eubeeqrcnt TO the meeting Of the Baltimore Conven
sos, and Immediately upon the decision OF the demo
committee to adjourn .hc Chicago Convention,
ase;her sesperate effort made by portion OF the
rsraoicsn party 90 throw Mr.. Lincoln. The call
No Of . convention 10 September was urged
cd circular setting forth the secretly
MED. THIS Document bitter and outspoken one,
inp,snes additional evidence Of hatred and secret
le,nosities 20 Lincoln IN the party. number of copies
banded around by members Of the United States
scss snd thu lower house Of Congress, with Of
sstsaiins there. No dshuite action has yet
bsen tasen, and doubt IL the sntiLncoln
~ republican party bad pluck enough openly and
nssaarate move. II was being circulated about the
Ana she q tho naval Boston,
Esnderson, Of the Pos They doubt, were AFRAID OF
a'~oed visit to Fort lafayette But here is the docu
Nothing has appeared bitter upon Mr. Lincoln
n zoe copperhesd journals Of the courry:-
Come sciion by republican members az Congress looking
- NE withdrawal Of lincoln from the canvass should be
Asc before the adounrae
me repuslicsn party persist 70 naming him for tho
sne scctioa Of tbs Chicago nominee. bio'dy revou
psis candidate whum they mean 10 eector they will
sor Ms purposs they have postponed their convention,
srser 10 unite the entire opposition.
10 great the hostility lincoln some local.
The failure q the military cam pairn this summer, and
ne conscq,cB, dram bich necessarily follow will
make this hostility general and will render IL easy for
ace mocsuc leaders % excite the people TO resist Lin
ss14 reelection.
he having become formal candidate 10 bound 20 con-
sds The rL of the opps;ion % discuss bis claims
rxe, o. slecson necessarily implies the right Of free
mo cppspco,s Of Lincoln VIII curry iris right to the
se.t exireras limit, they wiz mnenhy all his rpconst
nnsss Of ihis war, and is fruiess results, and
sA@rge upon him tie probable logs OF the liberties 81
"
ssv % take lls from The OF Lincoln
save The country and constitutional liberty. He dare
would throw resp visibility Of oommsUc,ug hostities
apo him. and he has the 70 suppress them.
Without rence .ns loyal safes liable 20 Inv aston by
- rebel armies. N Lincoln eininues n mi
Ss % 1 '' 10 '''''" o. a'~'''a' % '' a' at the
n.oud be ulsdOm 90 the Pert Ct patriotic leaders
- cal c,nVenoD 20 consider the oondoa 81 the
wy 10 meet, say the FIRST week septembcr
y DE neantae = prepare the public niaa % demand
IDoob. from his asiurai cowardice, might be made 10
i~se t3s Iuisiiye "a this movement
resi sas wel frssssn Ms - .r.anss o. a@e preis.
ssi's. rs.,astng ,rS, - co. =, h,.'f and Joan
sasa 90, o large porsi9a Of ~ ferubCan party
would probably = better NJ. ISaoola could D, IN
s.<,a re.,1n IS .fos 40 untor the fresh sdminsra
and whe both able snd popular, the hopes o. the
ana f.cius existing 10 bis own tar,y ike sba, which
AAs several occasions been admitted By the
Srw YORK T.se', ds q not lock though Lincoln bad
sssa Ioae = fays isal the manages @ the chi
s1s tAer can4I1aict, their success oer,Hnf n this
..Ty y sssa sncsr. ,ss pubic may o's for si.,ou.
49, tsas cast Al the po.-and ny republicans Al that
ss.nsi Nj Lincoln, Which viii Asso1isa tbetn
norRls uxsorAIic PARTY.
go ~ss,S's = ne ssmossa,s parry arc ssrel, per
a E..A.Gsr, fSr io1ss.Lns % iorn up The peace
s-eea ma.iuse ma ssea ihey sscoesied IN securing
sn 1nss te.essd thst, with sssrance Of sanders
sae - AIRY forty rcts Associates n Canads
hey esd rur ths CsGyeaiion their way. But
.ss 49, .se slp~l esnsaoi.ilos that vas raised
eve - do ~ m-kns The Chirrgo Convention
Ss.a :, ssar eo~s sss sssi.s sss, ,ssy win IN.
Ssts4y ss-sss ncmina'se ~ Chiesgc even without a
fsrNr. NbNfksf tbs ~ needy dodge 20 get into
'ssw assn. Tine soB. co ,sa. 4 Democratic oouyen
49, . 90 y tss western sissss sss wilma the las,
sss sssssa - p,s. re usss s.aouss,rs sss
srs teas s's,fa1y arets An tss iocEs lfe return
a. toass. 80 nalxht ~ tsksE IN evidence. did
tssi - .4sr8 rebel associates arr keepnr
-e 49, nftaaf spd sssropoocence win tbe rezcs
~@eert ~. ttr en1 other poftigas u the country
IA "a thAl lswe rN~Dmns Of alss.ma 90 his re-.
@sns ArtYai ~ MoGtre~, brOugls important messsges
So cun nsncatsns TO- u TIE saetrg pcAce taen
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