New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-25

,,,,,,,om;se yIsht be to the North, would the
South accer, TT dare affirm that 1t wcul ho' ii
Com MCCLELLAN prevails, this win he his h's' ms
cuohantment, and the fret punishment Of his party
An sristocracy few in number, aud drnily united,
feels its strength ard knows how to ehooSe 'hc IL
vor,hle moment. What VIII the c1eot'"a VI "'n'
MCCLELLAN signify, If not that Inc Ds.Doc'a'!
e ,rearied that it's efforts have failed, that wishes
for peace at any price. Everything is e1'reiae ID
Democracy, weakness rs well as s'IrNG'hi s'h'
abandonment as wei is heroism. Democracy
that desires war no longer, will accept any eondi-
,ions. rescrving the RICH, Of cyecrane Oh the NOR
row those who have mised It, 1t is certain that
the South will profit by this advantage, and that 1t
will seize again Ia instant tho supremacy WHICH
four yecrs of var have caused il tO lose flhcT IL
III not return to the Union, or, If it returns II
will be only IN appearance, constituting 10! l'So'i
separate position, proposing nc exclusion oi new
England or that Strange system OF TWO rciuJiie'i
independent internally, and represented without ~
the same President; IL word, ,ho sovereignty that
will ho recognized BY treating with 1t, The south
will maintain, and vii cause to triumph. ihe .iue
President Of the Union reconstructed W ID. Dem
oerats will not DO General CCLELAS, but Ji.ft XII
sos DAVIS
| viii the American Democracy suffer itselfto be
again seduced by party that for thirty years mas
always misled iti Is it 60 much in need OF ana
lirsing for peace that II is ready to sacrifice to u
the interest, the honor, the future Of Tie country
Among THIS people, which for four years has done
.ueh great deeds, will tho Democrats snccced ID
gaining II majority that will break with 4 glorious
past and accept Tie shame OLA COMPROMISE WIZ
| il disavow the noble eollIers who, amid Their
snGerings AJAX only to continue the war. Ana u IL
about to dismiss GRAM EEADE, SHER,fAE and + Az
lRACUT. 10 offer 10 the admiration Of AlG.rca TIE
patriotism Of men resigned in advance TO the su'
preHacy Of Tie South, or To separa;ionf IL America
has come 10 this how much hasit degeneratedf IL
| its history it would find different examples and
different memories. From l176 10 TsI, wha'
miscries DID not the Revoiusions's suiier-s0dier:
wthou, bread and without SHOES, worthless Papei
currency, towns burned, aclaF laid waste, yet not
wthstanding, except handful Il Torres whoh
shame followed even into TIC grave, Who over pr"
posed 20 treat with the enomyl The armies oi 1870
are neither less brave nor less patriotic than th'
armies 81 the Revolution. Success. Is almost Ger
tain. victory assured and the North IS finally or
the verge OF n glorious peace. Aud is 1t at 'hi
moment that tho American people will listen tt
men who propose 20 IL to abd'a'e'
c,Iv.ll never jcLeye that generous nation
which has already moro tlun once asicui,hod Eu
rope by its energy and perseverance, VIII isoraby
yic.l 10 encouragement, when with last eIoft II
cen crlsh tie Rebellion. The hope Of the enemies
OF tie great Republic vii 10 disappointed. lsciu.
venst..l by victory. strengthened by trial. America
will cIyel Slavery from the world, aud will give m
example still greater than that, Ito W. ~ rpda.
pendence. Twice Il viii ~ ..u,.a tho ,,;u,pyb
OF hVe'o Ideal liberty in i'76 civil liberty IL
1904, Neither Greece nor Rome have Jeff memories
so great.
Old friends Of tho Unlicl States, 10 no. acton
iscd ut tho warmth If nay words Tho world u
Jointly responsible, and the cause OF Arartica Il
that Of liberty. So ioag there Is on the othc
siic Of the Atlantic community Of thirty liiloi
men livile bsprily sud peacefully under the Gov
cTnmcEt II has chosen, With the laws thai 1t iGsAe
it-lr. liberty viii ,ad'ate oil Europe az from
shining beacon; A-ncFc- I'd of Slavery. viii b
We country vl t't4 hio'bt evti' Vi ''ti! b'"Si'"
heart. But IL .iborty il ee!Ipeei in tho Scw word
darkness viii ensus in Europe and NC shall soc III
work Of WSniSGros, FgAsKLis ard HAnILro'
SD, upon fnd troddon under foot, By school tia
believes oaly in strength ami sacces..
| This n why we await with iHpstehce the ircsi
dcntial election, praying Cop Shat the nnFie tina
shall bc drawn nom the may I've tina, of The hon
es, aid upright ABRAHAM LricoLS. for tsis nam
will be q rres.ce Of victory, The triumph Of jdstic
and rsht. To vote for MCCLELLAN ist vote for tn
humiliation Of the North, the perpetual mantcnanc
Of Slavery, and the disruption Of the great kepnb
HE To vote FOX LIscoLx is 70 vote for Union AM
FOR Liberty. EpoOaRp LADooLAfE