Litchfield enquirer., 1864-09-08

of the Chicago Convention very awkwardly
 cont, overt the loud declarations of the De-
 mocracy, made in advance of it's meeting, that
 delightful harmony was to prevail. Where it is necessary to as much as eject man fran
 the Convention to silence his utterance of the
 opinion of Q large minority, and where h'
 pauses on his way out to knock out of hi'
 chair demonstrative Democrat, and where
 the minority was evidently choked to deatf
 by the gag law, :" harmony can hardly be saiC
 to have reigDed supreme. Tie end is not yet 1 THE "WH1TE BoYs."- The New York Ex-
 press says that in several of the wards in New
 York city, democratic campaign clubs hay.
 been formed, called "Wh7te Boys Clubs,
 having for their motto:
 | ''This is White Mans country, founded or
 White basis for White men,"
 The Express says that these or gaDization.
 are to be spread over the country, and that
 they will appear with their appropriate insig-
 nia."
 Their appropriate insignia seem to be, the
 white feather and the fag of truce.-Boston Aduertiser.
 MUTUAL AssIsrANcK.-TheA Atlanta Register expresses it's opinions and avs down the pro-s gra anne thus:
 The noble band of patriots led by Ex Presi- dent Pierce, Seymour, of Connecticut, Wood, of New York, and Vallandiaham, of Ohio, are doing us indirect service They are worthy of our respect and sympathy. We can gain moth. ing by denouncing them. We may lose much by presenting hostile front to their peace movement. Live with them we never will ! But in the meantime, if they will use the ballot box against Lincoln while we use the cartridge box. each side will be helper to the other, and both co operate in accomplishing the great est work this continent has witnessed.
 Admiral Fa,ragut-Every new revelation of the character of this indomitable naval hero only tends to increase the popular admiration of his sterling traits. It is now related of him that on the eve of the passage of the Mobile forts, it was suggested 10 him by the officer whose duty it was to look to such matters, that whishy might be very beneficial in case the men became exhausted fom long continued fighting in the coming conflict. The Admiral said that he had no objection ta it's being u5ed but he had never found it necessary in any of his actions, and that he intended to give the man a cup ofhot coffee at daylight, and t. PIPE To BREAKFAST" inside the bay at o'clock the usual hour. By o'clock the passage of the forts was su accomplished fact.-Boston Transcript.
 D@'" TIFF CAPTURE or ATLANTA; Union campaign document, just issued by Gen. Sher- man-the biggest work of the season-M 1T Jour-.
 Somebody we'll says that if the politicians would work with half the energy to put down the rebellion as they do to elect . President who will give them tue control of the Govern ment patronage, we should have on honorable and lasting peace at an early day.
 A vote was recently taken in seven ofthe wards of the New Haven Hospital to deter mine the respective popularity of the several Presidential candidates among the soldiers there, and Lincoln had 30S, Mcclellan l76, Fremont 4, scattering P.
 CHAPE'"-The Dayton Journal says that Wood, in fine frenzy, during his speech recently made in that city, said that if by offering up his life he could stop the blood shed that is now afficting the country, he would cheerfully do so. An appreciative Irish man in the crowd responded earnestly-"It wud be damned chapel"
 A "woman in white" disturbed the inmates of the Ocean House, Newport, at an unseemiy hour Monday night, by cries of murder. fire" &c. and upon examining her room c man wss found lying very quietly in her bed, but $63O were missing. A Providence paper terms the affair "an episode in high lfs."
 At one of the coppsrhead pow, VOWS in Chi cago preliminary to the convention. a Col. of Ohio. said. in loudly applaud ed speech, that " When this war is over, he would not give Q pinch of snuff for the 5-20s and the 10 40s now boarded by the rich." In any other country, such kind of talk about national securities would be called the ranksst kind of malignant treason. Here, it is only free speech" and democratic opposition" The Chicago Tribune says of the speeches made in that city by Democratic orators, big and little |:
 And such harrangues Treason to the Government has for hours at a time cascaded over the balconies of the hotels, spouted, and spirited, snd dribbled, and battered, and .ain- ed, and misled, and misted on our out-of.doot listeners and pedestrians, wordy and windy torrents of diatribes against the war, against Lincoln, have flooded the city. We are glad of it. The country will be the better asd the purer when all this foul sentiment works to the surface for cure. The Convention, in this respect, has been . vast eliminator oil treason and rebellion. N-fa . 1~ A correspondent of the Evening Post, n view of the coa0ardly peace platform put |orth by the Chicago Convention, makes the timely suggestion that the Convention be call ed together immediately, to act upon the fol- owing preamble and resolutions: .,s
 Whereas, General Sherman has taken At- anta without consulting the patriotic demo- :ratic party be it Ser
 Resolued, That this Convention cordially nj rfnx xsS g. Hh0 ,f the Confederate States that they emphati- ally disapprove of this new measure of CO., ,rcion and aggression, and pledge the entire northern democracy to make restitution and lpology as soon as they shall get into power.
 p~ Vermont reelected Governor J. Red ield Smith, UNION. by about O,OO0 majority, ,n Iuesday some 5000 'setter than she did
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