New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-15
THE POLITICAL INDICATIONS.

tho se,,e ssnsaoe made from the same dog" When
M Davis comes Nd for President, under the restored
Copn,thcsd Union. who doubts where Judge Miller
viii stnudl,
WHERE TIE DOUGLAS DEMOCRATS ARE Co.
Nc.-yRe Bosoa H'roid has boldly taken iif posi'ion
AGAINST tie Chicago Convention LIS pl1oim a'u NOM
igces.
Some one in Cincinnati has published the
"rr,beos Ccrpss sehcitish" Although il copyr.eht
cd the President may suspend IT, ioFr is dedicated to
George H. Pendeion
The Uasbirgtoa Republican of Monday says;
Little Mace letter OF resignation. announced ny tee
graph IN tie morning plpsrs Few da{ ago. las 10Y
vel reached headquarters. ~ was probably Ior""ruei
iy IN. Delaware ara Rrritnn Canal, and IT IL supposed
chat The boat Ike those u bl'is b.uII lame ahu MeLO
~, cUu d rot pass the LOCKS
| SHORT CArEcnlsM.-Who arbitrarily a.
rested the entire Legislature Of Sovereign STATE
Gcorre D. Mcclellan.
" no used the military TO prevent MARYLAND Demo
Gratis voting for their iavoiite cAnoia"'esf HeoEe :"
WHO rccd the Presidep, in 1861 to stop volunteering
and enforce the dram GEORGE j. Mcclellan
WHO advised tie Presiden, TO cnsacipate Stoves on
the encmy mader the power SIX months before thc
President issued his Proclamation George l.. bic
Clc'lon.
DcmocIatsl George = Mcclellan
Who is the Presidential candidate III Oh. Democratic
party, which ooDdels all o. ihe above ac'sf "eo'so
| Il. Mcclellan
TIE Columbus (Ohio) Crisis, edited by Buch'
annns laft Governor Of Kansas. SAN. Nodmy th""h
AZ the .1shes horse 81 The Wes,eru Democracy pro
icsis nraiust Mcclellan. III the following orgnage'
at is welLnown that Gen. Mcclellan hos not ono
spa.k OF prceueon % the Presidency except what he
hes made ont ~ his under Nr. Lincoln lie never
held civil Office IN his life and was Unknown 10 tlc
pulic wheH Coy Dennifon brought MN 'oi@nio a.
military Yet IN tdrec years as mere souIei r
rss to the demand Of the Presidency, 10 mead party
which is for peace-a position requiring statesman G,
enlarged views aad a statesman u experience. And
4 fr uhr That n who have got us eur nav
Get foreign missions home POSITIONS 81 The expense
OF tie peace Il the country ana the ves q ts'r cons
uents THIS IL paying too dear for suoh Whistles, ana
for one. We prO,cst against IL
| Within the Union lines, in tho army and navy,
brnvcy helping. crush this rccursed rebellion, are
moro than 10000 oo.oTed men, who form part Of The
rights" which the Democrats 20 anxious 20 re-
sore Immediately 70 tAe save-diiycrs Of the South.
Cripple the efforts Of Grant. sherman and Fa.Iagut,
ty depicting ther forces Of nearly quarter OF million
of men Reward .hose men or their heroic services in
the Union cause by sending them back into perpetual
.lorsry!
Such Is the latest Democratic scheme fr settling our
national troubles and brngin about immediate
saiion q hotities For the proper execution Of this
plan standardization and his litietwin bro
Their Mac."-hsve been appointed agents end comm!s
sioncrs. Whovotes the Chcsgo secesh ticket votes to
prolong tie war
In his letter of acceptance, General McClcl-
Ian writes: "TLe preservation Of our Union the
sole ed object for which tie wnr was connenced
DO we not oil know that directly the reverse u this is
the truth. namely that toe war wa svOvedy com.
mcnced for the dsrucffon Of the Tnioni Or are We to
infer that in NtoCellsns view the hfns ON a. unarn
ed steamer Of the United States and the flbs"qaent
bomborlcnt OF Fort SUMTER or IL rot 10 BE- regarded
the initiation Of war; That the true initiation was
when Lincoln and bis abolition acrfcs undertook 20 re
ss the movements II he master under the load
OF that perfect gent!oman," JeA DAVIS foi the cap
tufe of WashinstCai Na.lald.sh-m n.s-t argue Tie
case thus: u takes two parfiss O. make now II
YOU "a tfadionlcss and homeless race miscrcans
&c, jeff Davis has truly styled soa. bad NOS op
posed with the desc danis 81 the oa'acrs ilee
! commenced.
| GEORGE ". PENDLETog, the Coppcrhead can
didatr for yice.Presden' passed through ndanspo!N
On for Cincinnati The Other DAY. IN the same rain
five loads 81 soldiers vote fur President It.
suited IN Que yo,c oT the Copperhccd ticket and t1e
| others voted straight ont inr Ola Ah~.
The baltimore Patriot has the following re-
marks in reference the scryilty Of Northern Copper
heads in still fawning upon the masters who have so
con,emptuonsly spurned them:
4 Every plank in the Chicago platform bcar, priaa
facie evidence that II was made 10 please JEFF. Day.
and His rebellons and piratical follower I, Is bid
fer appreciation oi those to whom the Democratic
leaders have always crinIed ~ The most sefvc manuel
and who IN return have Iampled aad spit upon item.
II is rcknowledg mer than the Old sLbselsncy aad
Otequou 10 Toe lusynF 81 the sHffpcrat L. ~
lulsome ever. but infinitely more contemplate Ia
view uf the indgBites 81 which the Gwners have sub
miited. For The scOru WLich hgs been heaped upon
them they have resentment FOR tie ntroflrcr 9Th
which their advances have been repealed tiry have
complaint. Instead q resisting perpetual ercrotch-
renis upon their manhood they 0n plunge deeper Tito
the miro of supponess lnsead of hehng the slendg I'd
vance Of Emancipation with hearts full ~ gratitude,
they persist In their devotion Ia the ebony idol Instead
fof eagerly Fastening the day when stvc-breedng shall
be Numbered With the things Of tho past thoy surpass
the Southern SLAYER himself In tho mad eadoayor TO
infuse vitality into fast decay!ng institution. more
pi'iable and degrading spectacle never Witnessed
than tho pslton Voluntarily assrnod by the Noft,rn
/ Copperheads.
| The GreenfeM (MGss.) Gs-ctte, appropriately
dubs the Democratic candidate for President :" The
grea, American Hos.tator'
| meeting Of Veteran Officers ard PrYa,es
was held in philadelphia, the 18TH and campaign
club formed for tho promotion Of the succ5s, Of the
| Union cause Having honorably and successfully
fought the Rebels in tie South they upon tho
traitors ut home. WHO seeking TO undo ali The work
which they and their comflles havo 60 painfully
achieved. and viii show them mercy in November.
Col Isaac Neel called the meeting 10 order, afler
which Col. W. A. Gray elected President and
Colones r. j. Morehead. j. 7. Glenn. DR.. ". G..
arboe.. Lent John Spearng and others were chofon
Vice President. MAJOR 4. J. Sellers. H. G. Wor.
rell. and II. Reese and Others. were chosen Socrc-
jisrcs.
Major Sellers then read the resolution among which
were the following;
R'rsd Ths; subsana and enduring peace can only b.
secured by suppression Of the Rebellion by Of
arms and hat vigorous aud detenin,d prosecution the
w-t required By "a. bet OF d.. marion. - tie
issues Involved IN TN. Rebel ion calps'cd d.
IN orr day they De naliy and forever srcu.
not haad the ris OF leaving Children repetition Of
the ei.ainiies which now enduring.
hefolfed That In our judgment change Of The Admin
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