New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

that whenever armies got beaten the ID mocfh,lc
party went up, and whenever We had victories me
people focked 10 our side that II Gem Socum could
continue 10 get our armies beaten niue men'I,
he might have had a chance OF beng Se,Iei"y
some more Rebel victories he might be elected very
easily in NewYork; but the victories have peeh VniUn
victories and therefore lie has no chance at al nov"
have been holding elections IN almost every STATE W t
Union this wear and athou. IL is not general tha our
state after Presidential election, YET thls year
very remarkable state of things Is presented we nav
almost every election that has occurred IN he
l0yal States this year and III most cdstt nave c"icu
tem by arger uaiOrities than did Of Llhcolh ssl
year Why see how We carried Connecticut 1y yea
thousand majority this Spring where We Lh1 OIL! W.
thous md 'aSt Tg The election took plac" ust ~ wv
arrival of the news that Richmond was tasen. lAp
paust. Suppose the news would come 20 uaf I"aI
Richmond taken, nnd that ten. zee hlu suIIt",
dcred whot sort Of fare world they make UP ,or .re
Comprehend ticker here They wpa.d nave no rbVW ~
all Now then, say these are facts, Ius' as WI
Known TO Gen SlScum as to mo-that Whthe'VI
the Rebel, have had II run of luck In the war, Tue
Democrats have had run Of luck OF the eieeilons ana
whenever the Union SIDE and tho Uuion armies Wcro
yicOIous ~ the field and the Rebellion seemed IktN
10 collapse then the Union parties were 'eiooS AZ
tive ell cion That Just as true rs any iac' ~ hhIult
Now then. Gen. Socum takes his stand Win ln'se
whose successes In elections followed always SHARPLY
after Rebel victories IN tile field ana agsI tofe 10
succeeded in elections when the UnioL army was WI
uglfhaut OH the Potomac and the james NOW
then as TO the Future. a. 49,. III
lrn orc Of those who entertain me nfmosi shohPSs
q
t lostr,v the Union. would treat them alVsys WIN
ALI Kindness as mistaken men, hnt, at the same iGr
world always let them understand mat Tue heDehon
Nas a yery great ofense AND very great wrong 90
not believe in makihgH Rebel believe that be dd very
honest thing in trying To- break MP Ills c0nniry sud
,u to-day LET 10 OCO Rebels cone to this CITY Of New
York if they are persons Of any distinction or any
money or any trade yOu will find them surrounded Oy
ever CoppcIlesd In the city who can GET 4'ces them
and hey are treated inst as they were So many Fods
That is The Democratic party Of 10 day. 1t ~ stated
+ thiuk in The Irpr.ss this very evening that ten
Lopcstrect is now in city, aud he mas himself so
orerWl clred bv onls that he cannot attend 20 the
peop!e WHO want 70 pay him their respects Our Gen
ras yet 10 such respect from these peope ~ less they
turn Copperheads. But let Gen. Lee come here iomor'
row and stop week in tins cll! anI you Nodu nave
tho whole Democratic party on their kuces, begging to
be taken iuio his favor. tApplnuse Last sun mer
there was an Eugishman cGme over here schre PIC
lures of Generals. sad he to ircsd Of nine. -" 10
II Gont want that" well" said he Il sell
a GOOD many more of Mcclellan Than oil Graut:
bu, If l oDiy had Gen. Ices picture. could
sell five times as many Of that" Lansltof
Ihat is the truth lie could have sod them and sold
The n TO the snre men. Inc majority OF the men who
vii vote for Gen Socum IN tl' ciiy are The men whose
srripa,hies were n.oie With the Rebellion than they
v.re with the Uuion. Voice That's 80 ~ They
said: "Iet u get into power ond we VIII mske CON.
promise Which Will bnng II ell baeh-sis'ey and
every hing else-ust aG II was before And. because
they thought Union victories did MT tend toward taat
coupromisc they did net desire Union victories Whct
Gen Ticker had been pushed back. bleeding. sid
The r0ld said with more truth than II usually saws
that there was interest felt N pFile h.hi, Htse
two bru-ers we've going 70 maui each oiber mo l.y
than IN HOJkfTs defeat Now. that SPOKE inr All ~
thc reople hui not tho Union party We IT, sad. SDf
Tow ,u about II but ihr MSS, Of people VINO Noehe
Oercrstc set were Chuc ~ eycfytc!est know
H. | sau them after Bul Kun uetled qIi'e tcl't
with tie idea Tat tat was blow at Af l.hclca les
IL was but tell sou Get ythurg aDd hesh.LT- were
/ blows "a great deal suoi ger. tippaIse Ihs vas
tn ease an through tie Var-uOt that they wanted
d'sun on bIt that they wanted restoration, IN their
own way, through Rebel welcomes. They t1i iu"re
strenrh in Ichcl victories s"d rove belief in them
I liza. N MON victories. [Alu.au,e. rcco.cct one
fellow Dav ing round TIE ll.lnU C1ive al tlat emo:
lear down TIE ThDlsA oh,eel Tear d0vr lie
rrhaus but yer. careful 10 attempt nothing himself
: Hmrnh tor Gen. McCellunw lie would cry ont bit
10 wien he home with nis ctcues, ia Chisi adora.
e barber shop lie would cry, "Hutrah ior lee md
IA Dlvis saving that e hopcC TO God soon 10 see Gen
Lee marching Broadway ~ tie Lead Ol GU 600 l. bes
10 Tc,ufc our ar I've days before Tue battle Di teys
C bury WAS riding down tie outside Of the -
y ffoG MauhHtanvile with two Copperheads. i tree
y make Of them believe iaf hGd sOt disi aei
that doy that Nichsburg had surrendered lie wanted
J. 10 tgi me ,lanehtcrl and would not believe ord ~
II 'r8at il the WY with these gentlemen rh,y did
i desire tlrg did feel that 90 Gceat the Union aiuIirs
and thereby TO OyertLIO. tho Republican AGmlifre
: ton me way 10 what they o4ed lie rceOrsifnc
ton Oft1e Union a. II Wa, Tie Constitution nv II Sns
fHd the ngeers lust who're LEY we've Now thar "
ire kiud 81 peace they wanted; and the they
Icted 20 ct Il was to have the Union armies dec Ted
aud To- bring about hat end 81 caurse trey wanted
I Cen. NcCic IN ~ q commander. Vol. fellow cHzrrs
trry did not whitley did MOI, and We did. Now theu
they nave been mistaken all "iouF-ipis .lon ben
tb,t said " ioG cannot Oeat these Ecbt!s ilsi1ken
vAenthey stid "iou can Dev beat then unlc,, goa pat
McCle ra az the bead ~ the eimy"BiI. taaen wDen
tArv sald. " You cor never restore tie Union 4 you
undertake TO light fytry 'nstakcD when they sHid:
" The war l. a future mistaken when they said:
ave are going elect Met leiian President and Sey
tnour Governor" hov j. 1t likely tAet coming out Of
such Uniform Succession Of blunders they not mis-
Ia en- nov when they FAY: Let IKE mold and
tie Unionf lApplau'e why gentlemen. you
ought u have your Generals n tie hcsd Of the
army; you ought Co hove a maj Ty N Congress Il yon
ore going govern this county hat are going
10 dot Let every Rebel state send members bGCk into
Congress no matter whether they have done this or
tiat; 40 not ask them 20 abolish Slavery; do not
ark them TO agree 10 the Constitutional Amend
mont do not ash them 10 Tepgd'aie The
! IaSei debt. ak them nothing. They and
We VII undertake. % govern the coaruyj
GcntcruoD, say J. look here. There IL nothing new in
ut Whcr ION propose. Northern Democracy and
>hcir >lat folding afstOcracy tTed 10 TOYefn tbs
coGLt yid cor a hle uutii they quaIrcicd with each
other 90 i. ly WO ticets Trey pui themselves on OF
p1Wei, H.u "a tgrhcd round gnd swore that ne had
made az o., - Ihic. fArpiusel ftlo South m aris
toCTacy had Iusra 10 70 on quietly with The Northern
Nlum uei4,c.auy 80 could never lave got into power
We cot 81 ir,t fc these Rebels would 20
along Win tbc Democracy ans l0nger-woud not hay
anything ~ 30 with them. IL not onr dong but
tLeiTy. NOW again. these Two parties Soy: " Lot Us
come toy tAcr again. ana lct control tho country f.
Well gentlemen low VIII y'l coAifoi tDe country
We laVc contracted a greet Geht-aboGt 0tc-ienh Of
ail t.e property ~ the UAon--lu saving tins Union.
Now De- 'ua believe that tA0st "a Rebels vie want 10
come 90 a- J. fe.,atves Of .Fr southern staesdo
ypu believe that hose men VII come there and vote 10
: tntrC,Lst.t4rns 10 paY The N1touui dclh have
uo none t that ihey vii q" i than that JEFF Davis
Fili 70 beef 20 Ais.islp o.d lee ~. con. aents to
twenty ycars 30. lArpiBuse.l How can you expect
IN S1uie one Of the poets -ays .omcw here:
% ir..1 we've b. pslss ~ l"rn't ilfto ie"i
I,~ nprs. j tI- pii. Oh S.,ilh .Dpc,ed the Steel
Now bow shall ry tuln trulnd enc say: rhis debt,
WhcI Was CONTRACTED Tor "nT sutJueauon. we viii pay