New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

other u .he Union candidates In the held for CoDgres
siunnl honors. NJ. b. L. hanierre was proposed IN
this connection. After pT0'ractod and excited dis
eussion tina following resolution was passed;
Re.o.e,a l,ss ITO German R.Pnecsn C,uo q ii' wsrd
.ni will siYe LIN IT, hearty support.
Tie meeting then adjourned. Mr.. Msnier.e stands
veil with TIE Germans.
MEETING % THg GERMAN LiNC0Ly AND JOHNSON
CLUB.
A quite large and we'll attended meeting Of
this club held a, jumpers Hal, secondsyonue be-
tween Thirty iLirl and Thutyiourlh streets. on We'd.
nesday evening, 18th inst The meeting wa, addressed
BY tie following gents amid enihusilm: Hr Hall. on
American no had yeleJ in GeSnnn addressed them
IN German. Mr.. John n. White, IN English; Charles
schick, Mr.. A Eediser. and nr. LANCE, in German
after HIGH hs meeting adjourned 10 meet at The same
place even Wednesday ere.ng.
WITHDRAWAL or CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES.
Hon. William Wall, who some time since an.
nouscrd hir,elf ass an opposition Union candidate
sr Conyre,s in tie Third District against Hon. james
Humuhrev ha, Withdrawn rom ,he canvass. Mr..
Denss Barnes. the Montague Hail Democratic candi-
date IN tie Second Congressional District has also
withdrawn 81 NTof vi the regular candidate, hI.
IGnis q. Herseh
DEMOCRATIC UNION ASSOCIATION.
The meeting l,,t evening under tie auspices
OF this l.sooia'ol. a. tho Han the corner Of 22ds..
and Broadway, could by no mea.s De termed ssuccoss
inssnnch ils attendance very ,iia scarcely ILL
iue more .s-n onehsf OF the hall. President Coz,ns
called tire ting to order and introduced ~ Chairman
Of the NEE Ing Mr.. Franklin II. CtrrchilL
lmmoilf"y r'frWGri wes introduced ~ the meet
Ing Eol. sIa j. ECEB5oII, OF fenntylyslis, who
SAID That t's question Was whether We should now
change our -liors Why should We not do 500 The
country Is reduced 70 near h, last gasp that u Is
iiue there . someiiHs Tor once In MI. Lincoln
saying tat It ia danseToIs 70 swap hoT.
- IN crossing streams Nevertheless, We can
hrne1t the country By changing such horse az Mr..
Lincoln for a solder and salesman Ike MI hccielsn
MIR Lincoln J. coarse lterste vulgar. no speaker. no
seho sr nO naa och a. he's bIed Tho EXECUTIVE char
since Washington. lie * merely Honest Abe. Who
| ever heard 81 Hcnest Washington Uncle Tommy"
applied q Jcfsrson or OF an! one laying smtiiy
Joke - the iocr Of General Jackscni Mr.. Lincoln Is
before "a as war candidate, opposed 10 our pesc.
candidate. When NJ Lincoln was inauRurated, nod
bis head ou'd have settled he whole question with
oui bocdshed Jorsrsou Davis and other Southerners
have been 900 iptable 20 both North aud South Nj
Bnchsran stand, e,ctl ted ron any responsibility
'or iha Wat Tho re'FltDillt, was with then NEON
Ing moi with ne outgoing Adininis,re'or. virginia
was At al tres the leal.ng state OF tic UniOa un
NJ Lincoln Grove b@I out Of tho Union The go.
ercon Of state % consiiiniionali oni the natural
@,1 o. o. n, IS N ne ' vs si' II deroaion
and oornrrumst. The fpcaker believed that Gen. jack
.on VAS wrong In conpruinzing with soatn CaEohnh.
In tho Nuly.ug tnesthat the question OF Secession
ought 10 have se.n decided then instead Of leaving
he settlement Ia The week faerng. pGi'ering hands
~ AF. Lnool As ~ III. fouoleon, he 10 said to 10
Peace candidate. AoMr. PerdletoD, nor any other
man j, 1hai can be called Peace candidate. There
can D. 60 snch thing f-sce candidate ~ the pres
81. Tine Geographically. toe question oi the Sissis
,ppi River aud Others OF similar go 10 show
10 y CD Lake no peace with the South on Any other
than the reconstruction o. the Cnlon. dust
uro. Sumter. SAID tie speaker vac tue sigusl for
he LepuhLoan party "a change from thos peace 10
,heiF ,entiu'nts II " difficult 70 imagine thai
ihe dsy can b. Ear distant shen the crash in tue Iress
mp viii como II "a dhs at to imagine that the i,uo
n not come after the election Of the sth 81 neit No.
yeinher when lhe military status Of tie country viii
ha dec Jared trilhfItv. wlen TIE terrible dIsh,ers
;o osg In.ou Arms, Which have been deuOnlinsied /
victories probably including Sberidans recent dsas-
tcrs IN the shenandoah EAleyl viii be known IN their
trle hrhi instead OF heing ,orihcd ss Union victories.
one ~ the Irs whicl sii take place II NJ (
Iiucoln u erected vii be pe,ce-hnt peace and ''p
sfallon q the Union. when NJ Lincoln had TIE
Har-pogrr given BIN, he hsd hs coveted cue .
which Sss his rcGlcouoE-end ibis consideration has
governed him since There are four Slave states
IA The Union now-Dss1sro. Maryland, Kentucky end
Missouri. al nf which will 4nesonabiy vote fof ten
Mcclellan Great applause. Dal ne ~; aSeI tiI 10.
Duug Eihins especially arsumentsys istor o! lis
pTedictlon.i The elections have been carried on in
Delaware for the past four years al The point OF the
bayonef. Ii has been tts rsme IN Msryand Missouri "
and Kcnigclv. II Nj lincoln j. 10 take ne 81 votes
these sisis, there IL difference 81 - votes 10 tie
ballot Asto tennessee, Gov. johnson Las prescribed
az oath for The pope sr long az your srn wien 10
patriot can Subscribe 90, and uus' they do they can
Dot vote. II .Ao election IS carried bs the Al
nlnisirsii0n through fraud aud violence, u /
j. the bushes. OF the people of tao United \
states - accept that issue M Lincoln l.
cancelled The lev OF The land and suhftttnfed Ia thsir
place his Proclamation. The probability was that the
election would Dot be fair snd clause vas Therefore
inserted IN TIE Chicago platform that 10 case the cleo
not fairly Conducted the result OF the election
gas iD De resisted. II the election IS 70 DO merely
rockorv IL i, The duty of tho pe0ps OF The United
states said tho speaker % prove thai they consider y
a. m0ckery n We tho DemocIats) succeed 10 elect
HI.sg III .Haa.. eN.s fUHn
NJ Sepleuf, IN III recent letter says tat DC ~ Ia
favor Of Convention Of tie statcs-Of tho southern
Staias going into Convention with the Northern
S,8tce. II TIE south x ntomer come INTO Con
veuion wi'h the North they viii rh.lbly recon.
s,luct tie Union. because t.cir interest their
honor, hnl everything. is iayoiEed IL and
the honor o. no North 90 prevent reo"ns uc,ion AID
trs honor OF t.e Sonih viii nave been satisfied when
reconstruction "a - place lon their o"n ierinsl The
svs proVesy of tie South renders her interest IN 70
en even greater han iu tho North. There
10 doaht About ba election o. Gen McClelnn Z The
Democracy shall have fair play. Against all tho mhu'
riel psrusyiYaria The State has De n gorymandored
80 tint n some counties has been almost impossible
for o Democrat tocast his yot yo,fh" Democrats have
carried % STATE ;or al. and tlev vii osry mr. state
oy tlo ssh 81 SpYember Lcrt by an Overwhelming
r .iOrgty'
W. ae,i seoaker introduced was the Hon. NATHAN
~ NuLPh 81 Louisville, ~. Who sad ths', down
lrodden crushed b. X. lucky bad heel RIO ~oad Jet
Wind cate h8r,ou fore Tho void ia iie coming cleo
Ion. kentucky s.oOl at The inception Of tsa Tsr ia
tie ntitnda oi peace MAKER. on, aherweld tnrnW
te-sl into lbs s.rgo. Bot RIO was Geillod ~ he
promises tAat he- rights would b. rspecte IN Tie
n-e,.nt issue the eson is He desl 10 Ao Union.
n sre t. decide sheiher shaIl have dsarot,m IA
n;'ue have 10 irc ~ thc colnnencenent OF ms
var there VAS Ia every State SAYS south Carolina.
major .y o. Union-pying men. had Mr. Lincoln and bis
ca5uo possessed he lDallte, TO bring tbs sentiment
ONT. ~. Lincoln s Do iooli Le = liors crazy tian
wise il,t nan Mo- Ike 1r. Lincoln has exercised
,s rover 20 orpro.s the people and - sub
49, the Constitution - u0ce trei0r than
10 Robes yio are now IN srns asH.nst