New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-02

1ffrfH rnoN cgoUoF WILLIAM CURTIS.


IFrrFH FROM GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
AsirIrIp. Mass, sept 2O.-All faithful cit.
~ had hned thar the loya reconstruction Of tie Onion
would have proceeded steadily. and without serious d..
tnreancs Bug tS reSea pcipg' th % halo. Win
ihe aid VI the Democratic party has occasioned onco
more AN uprising Of the people to secure ~ iher
votes tho fruits OF me victory they won " th't
arms. And what today are 81 loyal men by a yast
Vermont Maine. from Nane 70 ONO and lndaiia' st
Iowa and Pennsylvania. Is in the var they mafehc"
,hs nom Chat tanooga the Sea and the VII
deTneEs, aud fIoD the wbierHcss to me ApipnattoN
Io leNoe nov anu ~. .snt,en,enV said cen sedc,ycl
on a ncinera bile day his Bows in Blue, this y az or
easou which every re2iment mus. do ne luiJ 81 I"
III >ade I" Truly yours, GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS.
LITTER rRoN GEN. POPE.
Gen. Pole writes as follows; sar
Ing Mutation You have d3ei me 70 be present AZ
- ,,, on 81 soII,ers and saors 10 meet In philn-
hia un tue and I'd of Oe,op,r, and sincerely Teei
u no. ~ n ~ ny ,esssar ~ rive assfse az .
fl - Won known as she purpose of the solliers and
sailor oi ne Union army aEd navy, whether no. h re
seTrse ~ q ey aie To- sgpgott cen Grpns yS' ~ W.
to that distinguished soldier. IL VIII also gro Win
recOg authority cneeiual response 10 tho Nlo
dmaIy proceedings OF The Convention OF sOe4cQ Con-
servaiirc soldiers and Sailors which met m Ncn-
YORK in July last and htly illustrated ats ccl-
scrvausm and its convictions by aehoancns
Gcn Eiarl as re- t5ade' ana TSstGiHs c i''i'
ir'is hard 10 understood how any man who believed
thc righteousness ~ the prn0pies Tor when e Iyt.s
s'n i, 20 spR, " o Gellon az ir d., We
can 1r tnrg To- surrender % 70 by voting icr Dcr.
trauts opponent. whoever WISHES 10 see the ~ois ti
90 aili7 Nngh tA7',o l-tj.' Wv ~ 80
to Stored 10 picc amt power VIC pt'ihhct il'
~ he Rebellion who held oiy or military ciees. 10
used add tic influence a. Their positions 10 pregr"c so
L. lc on aud Who deserted those Offices Ou!y Wheh uF
could no longer ic used 10 in4re The Government H,o.
ever in short wishes ala tie results achieved ~
go ,lich hlOpd-hed anu s,trhoo sufsAdel, l'.y i''
oiought win be rght I'M voting FOR the canfltaies -
the Democratic party WI 1tcver may be the IlJs" o
,he Northern Democrats, there can be no oQ p 's Z"
those iha southern leaders Qf ne party 4Nc-c eciS
,le no slime men Who inspired ard c0nduftrd ne
I,ehouiou and neither flier conduct an tho Ilsi Lr
ileir opon threats Jon Ito future fufnish poN.I
IN rs tfcfius limits thf platform ~ tho Democratic
pariv md The purposes set forth IN the etp % teF
candidate FOR me Wee Presidency. ina, tncy oA ls
sass tho mower ia Tho Government, Should TIC ''tlt
en- ne patiy succeed either accomplish their objects
or plunge the country INTO another civil war > made SUI
cntil manic by tAc Controlling lhlueh,e ~ 80
.fces 20 ms country. his hfnness OF cbartici, Us
Mind and raeuanmons disposition, his evehneSs - ton
pew and hi, tried capacity l5r ah~.is ehnenly ~ n
o char-e De duNes ~ fle iresdcnlal chlec ana ur
roftr, Wtud have eicry reason 20 feel cOnuteL,e h
the wisdom purity o. he ADMINISTRATION ne ste-
t0u al Oaiy suisi{ II peace, 40 Wl'.s p -; 'oo
nf mo Goycf1ncnt-it will that loyalty and BOB
tr,aso - respectable ami respected IN this country
al. gentleman, yOar Oh, don't servant, $50. ron"
LETTER fRosI MATTHEW u. CARPENTER
Ii is matter OF iust plide 10 Our soldiers ana
ssiur, matter for ccusraluia ION WIN an Ht yftie ="
eNcryNletc that Grant called from lii-
vafe lie to military command, after achieving national
triumph over such difficulties and opposition - 70 ''.
,le ~ pcace permanent and honorable peace; rca,c
mo, The 6aarU aud enduring basis Of equa lights AMI
universal begiy. icFiRg. ana doubling nos tl V"F
7 MATT. 81. CtgiENITR