New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

,gIi & .5 az T bi, children to sp the usms Beaaesard"
% edn'atcd at West Point at the expense
~ the Government which he hdd sworn 10 uC'i'u "i'
yyhose '' G,5 me betrayed. The sprecn continues;
b believe tat blessed dy Of eTersne drawing
near The signs in The political ms arc NJ "' 20 lil - ~
a free sr fi consultation with delegates IN the Convention
IfPre'saat.9s 1lu s 81 BtoSfacg is fJ soused that II
beats profound sympathy with sle slnsIns & SOU @ & a. m iSs
Government unaerahr fed 10 ts purpose 60 rT,cue 'at
& end to bring hack the southern states place
are the objects for Which Deioe part dghts and plant
themselves the Appisn way Of The Con'5p."n & g5',Ps
ssn The aas q e they la7e sworn never " cease
Thus talks ths Rebel General about the Constitution
which he had betrayed and the Government he fought
so long to destroy Listen further ,,,,,, . eu,,
Never ,ha a that the cause e fel ara iAs' & 'hs t
Who upteil it 50 noC5 as reb,l. or traitors"
as It was y good fortune to be on the Committee Which framed ,
@ gs ni he s S s ds TO yop Of ss s,i Pho 'S @ '' IL
the Committee he'goas a,set Of one meHos, TN @
by s met With extreme cordially heI s' they were "l
that they hao great lsnl 70 naae ag1 " WOW @ I'm, yrtb
Wade Hampton must have been little veEed at these
foolish prtudiccs OF the North against Rebellion asst
reinstatement and repudauon Of the honest dcDt' bu
pee he Sote Stat and Tesore to US tb Constitution bad
existed As We we're net a such KINDLY sput recipe
cate IT, representing the feeling Of people "1el
after this apology we hope that the Rebels will not he
toO hard ou Wade Hampton for treating Northern Demo
victor Vi, bring even more hsn u. ~ s give along
cover pt in accordance lh e provisions Il Con
'the Uuiei states ltn nay We nope ss 'He
Ie. q Old Intelligent patriotic S.rivsDolN'nd white IA
Yes in that blessed day Of the election Of Seymour md
Blau, NATIVE BORN rueis alopo are 10 nave lt4ge'
Our adopted felloW-citZcns are all 90 he eychdc NA
TIVE BORN is the watchw"rd! Io! Rally {" tie stand
ard OF seymour and Blair, ye i"Ielsib"Ih WHO A.ye
adopted oar country yOur home; tn ih.r day of 81
Office Tile Chaicto' Ne"s IN concluding IT'S report
oa leaving he ,tse attempt vas made to ssars Cen namPoH
and false tm 600 thr t.op.. rr, 81 i.e Do'1
Gov shaIkcy of Mississippi GAYS;
,csiss. f D' to q. S5 Ei' sai "a; so5 II, ' a5 ' @ & % o
Coartuon u demands mmets tsio,1'o3 o ~ al We s''e'
ia, !, d, @ a. sa. ,gg,.'.S . G ,, ,, 81 . gsg
roa a on ' platform We cl ie son,a & e3o ,1 1 & M ~. la's a
done sr Ht artr.ry ai aaa,rtne demands Congress,
Ite ssy G' icy % noi @ & d l,i ' .o, Tey esuao slel.
to ulster Goyeraue. i ant ,si pat,Od
Te s-.st reao,r, r viii se in 80, might ans e dagger q
av ii cag D, at;on i"" Radical rule oin
slSu gail oil 1T we is,I a tie Lo., Cause"
D hs .aioa Of seo nd f a. ,'y E Gov, "s5'' Of Moth
Aud It IS asserted 10y Ihc No6'le Eeg'ser; .,-, ..
the alton 'ld not be complete without more
Aid Idc Richmond Enq','rc adds: ,--,-,.-
"TLe white states have seen te ig when they
could The bt aad God ls anger permit '-e necessity 10 sf
The Georgia Democratic Convention declared:
"I,rc i-h once have ttro u,re' or - ebe u e'- 20
Er r,- military s4.ApTs boo .rIr is bone Ale Dt..r
oa,a'ry olIae Noisa ii marching 10 o'i 'ee4e'.
seSa aI, is BOT jsia 3, is NOR, alive today -o ever support
Blair because be pnom'r, htyga' - 3A ,r,s.
Sat tas tue ;n o ready rely once more 1rd the
Rebel Lar aud tr, ,Ur ISSUE Of tLt caitr. se.er
TDUiubs bid defiance ln these Noi"-; , ,,
The ecous'aa1 c tlI and 'oi aud hah no' '' iat
Sc out by rauk Dar whom our la "a eiPe'' appointed i''
Capt srmmes. who robbed and burned your uuarmcd
merchant fups ID i@ut,@u'" fp.'s" H',.i, '' ~.
tonight f '.e c'r, 90 rsAi I'D foe "1 J'i De- 's L''--'
Coi irII,io,,. following him, said:
f,lse were ay omissions p t6e platform s' ,ra1' ard H'fa'n'
NOS 'Ieea,s Of ,, Ai, i, , ,,i,cd d" 70
tramlle in'o dust uy military power 'ne law" ol 'o"
Mo 6u, brave true scue.ou, heart could ui och sentiment
The Rebel Judge Jones said
lie as fpro letter platform the letter Of Gen Gir'
Mr (lEs Gibson ID Ii. sl'tr' ~ s'" ., .,,s,
}ir Br, 10 tis letter te.. D' tai u ls ,. e' ' Wv
Uuiel Stats or become lyt-Le 'c's j"u .- pc
tle state government, II he South.
THE cb judge churchill used the following language:
1lsat Cod he people ba,e been ahead Of 'ac ir. ~ gs
never believed t hur sacst caass vas suy o lle i"ih Is
rewarded goat parry 40" oas aal "e '1o41 AL press 90 70
When law Of Congress Is dl,asicful, the Rebels de-
clare That 10 IS unconstitutional ana bLlr pi"luSDo ~
tidulle il into dust by military power lbe fle'I-
dent eject" he tells u.s. must ao 'si Hc 'so, eve"
for the Inauguration. But II mo ton',ilui!oh is'l
stands u tAe way, what Go you think s 90 DE duHo hcu
WHY declare % unconstitutional 60 be SURE Tue f""t
tCcntH Amendment was !"us '"sSo ~ ~, lt ~ @ '.i,,.
due form been trcaitd part 81 the COhoItutVh' ana
void not gs te tee let p sge stnmr fr their F9aeaih
AueuarL Il lci paH o. i-t 'oasul.. o. ara " prev. WI @
s base . i'''' I A,l' ~. ,,5' & l' i'"" ''' ''
inns FourtecI1h Amendment provides against the re-
pn,i'iou of our national debt, aust Any recognition
OF the Rebel claims, ANA against any I"! Wt". l"' '"o
ttiturion il 80 odous. aud why Blair will
military feet, menus 80 trunplc into dust
Blair men in hcir own words why shouId We not ex-
hon Of seymour The Rebel General Preston Nominated
Blair and four Confederate Generals Win Nadndug-
ham added, made the Ratification Speeches ~ new loi
Tucse Apccches these journals aud these letcr, whltu
have rcad tell Us that the election 81 Seymour ana
Blair will restore the Lost CLusc,' VIII Jusui!
the Rebellion, and rcueatc the south ~ every fEht
winch sine had before the revolt. They are reli 10
honest man doubt IT, Does any zane ihaH, Iur one
moment imagine thar II Blair - elected the nonth VIII
ever consent 10 pay dollar OF the debt incurred m put
ting down their rebellion IHs cry about to buIueh o
the public debt Is false cry, raised 10y the enemies Oi
the Government The debt grows less, tie mcas oi pay
meut grow greater every month when peace j. ify re-
stored and tine industry Ol the "h0h country cNit o
debt wil not be felt; ana before Grants administrator -
over, people VIII wonder that they were ever ny
tin, phantom. Even during INC most Costly ytas o tuo
war when the Southern states were ~ acJnl revolt
and. Of course, contributed nohhg 70 tlo ir'Sue @
taxes of the North we're eaaly DDIue anu o
prosperity Of our people WAS never greater, "hon hos
tliucs ceased, the expenses OF tho H3ycrnnth. VIE
forthwith vastly diminished ana te
of the country VAS greatly increased Millions or Tie
war debt have already been paid ana tne
With the opening OF the Pacific Railroad with theincon-
cclvable increase OF wealth which Will follow The cOnpc-
ton of that Work; with the new udwhhS uauo o quo quo
East; with the countless enigraDs from China whose
willing hands VIII reveal tuo hluuch II'hes o"i
solI: Win the numDerless labOrers nom Europe
now weekly landing upon our hhoicsi Wi1h the il-
creasing population and stimulated euteIIise OI inc
cver-ro6ust and progressive North, and with All
this unite tho whole vast resources OF inc re-
gained aud regenerated South; aud While tho hollow
cant about national bankruptcy aud ruin ls drOnhg
In our ears NewYOTk will become the monetary center
of the world gold will be our currency and the puDc
debt will have ceased TO be q burden Inc Two great
coutending principles which now divide tho coun-
try are fairly represented by two Generals-the
one by Gen. Grant the other by Gen. BAR NO
one can doubt upon which side GEN Grant stands ahd
Gen Blair has taken especial pains tbat no one sDaIi
doubt upun which side he stands. The people are going
10 vote They will vote for Gen. Grant or for Gen. Blar
MANY d. mOcats now think they Will not vote NJ all
tho