The New York Herald Newspaper, September 28, 1864, Page 5

Neen een cy ¢ Coope Institute. Great Enthusiasm for Lincoln and Johnson. @peeohes by Postmaster Goneral Blair and Others, Woo Ben Ove of the largest and most enthusisstic in door polit! oni of the present exciting Presidential cam was held iast aight in an around the Cooper Instt th street. The doors of the building were y thrown open, at a little ater six o'clock, when he togio ball of the Institute was at once crowded and femmed up in every part. At a little after seven all Purthe# eatrance became simply impossible, but stil! ordwrds wont on increasing, boleaguering the doors and ng. the patience of numerous policemen. The en- were #0 blocked up that no one ould get in, tere their dresses and men squeezed ope another the danger of breaking their bones. | “Tho .iutarlor of the buliding, and more especially the was gaily wdorned. Fiage and banners fivated ‘The rostrum wes bid ied from view by the (olde, of » patios! flag. Immediately in ¢1 the sfeakors was a rough map of tae Uaited States, owing the States or portions of States that are still in liom, These were painted black, the ioyal States Being fepreseuted in biue, red and other colors. The ual eldetioneering badges and, devices apveared in all ta.of the bell—‘<ihe Union must and eal! be pre- rvedy” “Our country now and forever,’ & jaar the pisiters un was a Quaker gun frum May eet ‘tMoCtedan orator, recently (rm Mauast oer i a ha appointed chatrma: pa ve ce ia a few approorinte rem . Me. Noves. ig « (ow commentary rem &o ihe eatritice which the a euker he whs ib @uce mide in retiring from a high ollie tod gorvice foe tbe wstgnsl cauac. be der.’ Tue mocting baviog comm organized uroater Ae intr ducot the Hou. joutvomery Kiair, who wae greeted with loud aud re- {peated cheering. AYeKCH OF HON, 1 Mv, Praewenr ano #trow Creme. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, c—Hf 1 have ever Goubted thac my heart dictated to me the rivbt cou fool bere to migtit, by the response which you Muv ¥iren Yovthe fevoiable remarks whic ties rom your chairman, that | bave no Bovw boari—ibar the road to Bnd (neafections ch the people ts at all times 10 re-pond Go (hat maxi o bei « ready to sucrilice everyining to tho -ugtte cause. (Ceers.) someo wy ire.ds—very f 1 tdonds, ludeod have questioned the Kk udacen of 2 y sion under bbe eens of the country. Let me tell you, my Crienas, that tae President has at least the support of hose who are vetror tv me than all orber people on this @arit. LT retired by the rec mmendation of my own ether to the | reatdent o the United Stes, (Applause) le, ray friends, oas passed that period of fo when S$ bouors or 8 rewards or its glories have any @barn for bim He looks beck only and ward only to tuegraudeur of this nation, and the bap. ness vf the peopie Who are growing up under tts prog erous Constitution and Wnion. and he would not permit fon of his to stand in the way of the recognition and e Bu Of the glorious and patriotic President who Pow loads us OG to success not for arythiog that this rte could have fn # for him, (Revewed upviauze, ) us tay friends, 7 did act, 1 assure vou, intend to have «de Lhe slightest allusion to 80 insiguiticant a ersouage as is bere %) spegk to you touiyht. (8 cause Commands my whole heart, und no map or y share in my considerations at this hour, Lai proceeded to speak subsiantialiy as fol- the grave disciseion pérding throughout the ‘eountey and involviny the tate of the greatest and pest Pelanced republican commeuwealth thut ever existed— WPieldiog, during almosta century of tria!, the most be- Mign reauke ever 8) cipgivg from py goverument, aod Orowoing this continent with glory—I shall only bring Soto view simpie ard recent facis that bear upon, and 4 seems to mo, to influecce the nation’s ‘will. reat event that engroases the feopest interest, not alone of the people of tha } sniry, but of all civilized Europe, What was taping? The Chicago Convention nominee fr ee’ dency, in presenting himself as its candiate, G@vclares “the preservatiin of our Union was tho sole ‘Object for whic! as commonced.” 18 atleman, in taking attitude towards tbe raitors who commenced this war, unconsciously accom. odatiog A meelf to their tone ot feeling and expression? be wish to shut out from bis memory the tact that destruction of tbe Voip was, in jact, (be sole avowed ject for which they commenced this war? Does he fh tO banish the remembrance that Buchavan, hen he became the nomimee of the Cincinuati i \renboa was the fatribuion of the arms ofthe United tates trom all their arsenals and cunnon foundries @roong the Htate auth: rities (avorabdie to sece-sion. These pity oo mn made the lesders of the conspiricy in both announce war aginst tho govern hioh Lincoin was elocied to preside. bey day pase without pronoucing, speacties in the ito fire the Souther heart,” and the three athe ‘paiee preceding Lincoin’s ipauguration was red te by ihechesan with a messege pr claiming nat BO Coercion could be Sarl ee st the veurpation ee ae acthorit; break down the Bisset 0 Uni stave This Presidential Goo disdgudmen: ant econ was sonn followed hy the: capture of the neta pen dM, f the United Staies ia Southern harbors, Bid mane: vaterels and miu tons of wa , wero every. toot ion ffecrmmcied with ihe removal o! the army States to « remote frontier, under command ‘oot offices, ‘be gaverument m = taken to the rece sien States, a ad with rg coerced where the veope voted agsinest the Proposal, The sham conventiocs voting ordicunces were not, more thao one fustavee, roturced ty @ wajority of the legal Quit ages, And Bot One of these wwemblics was Ing fri mately oonvoked, being called to x: Drert the cons itu ‘Ciow of the | mitted Staies and countenence the treason of soospiragors, wh» foreib y put down tho rational power, Qivi! and mtittary, within their Coufloes, Woe not li war? Thle wax tn Ruchanan’s time, General McCio.i by {mplieasion, bawing charged Prewdent Liv com with oemmoncing the war for tho! non, then immitrs dee 1c- Sion & nim, hould heve been conducted, * hen de, for that object only, and tn eccordaire with thove principles which { took orcasion to fottve sérrice '? What were the princijtes hi took ovcaston to deciare’’ to President Lincola nm the letier from Harrison's Landins, ¢) whic e @ Theyiwere, Firet— ‘The constitution ava the must be preserves, whatever may be t € Cort w ime, treasure and blood.’ Now, the peaco party, to ‘whom he directe his letter making thie nocepian 4, crim. ates the President for following out this portin of the Generai's direction, Second—Ihe next direct on 's, “the verument must devermine upon a civiland milltsry covering the whole ground ef our vat onal trou loa.’ It te very remarkable that neither the Convention, fm 1s plattorm nominating Gen. dicCielan, nor tbe Gonerai {b scceptiggyton tj: minasion,eays «pe word about alavery, which is At the bottom | fall our national troubles. Here, Agric, Mr. Liacotn ts marked ae dolinquent, although lite: Cally poraning the injunetiin of laying down a civil and Military polloy ooveriny the whole ground of our national roubles, Muking # sound bawie by the extinction of thab which wackvowledged Lo be “the whole crowd of our @ationnl trabies'” ihird.—He tells the President :-— €The cespousibiilig of determiving, deciaring acd sup i auch civil and amiitary policy, and directing the dole Course O° Bational aliairs, ta regard to the rebel- you, or our y the rebellion and oxtirpate Nd bo ONAL © tho Cty Lp tev, delinested fo oor wmatitution®, troddey down im be @neperided tn the North, front inauperable ditlicaities by legal process, to resume ts (umcttoa fully This compilance with the platform aid dowu in the Hiarrwon Laoding letter is tbe grovad wort of the dowunomti © of President Lincoln's adminis Oration 1a the Chioags ¢ mmismon. Fourth. Anothor ai The right of the go nent howd be pensneion™ Appropriate to tte aen rervice cl erted. and the right herefor ehwld be recognized, be extended upon gf uuds of be rinven of a part! on in such State; a Ee: in the Eerison Landing platform is put down Bsc: thew wpieg t neormie feaourl, perhaps tn dent Lincel orape ontibe fone ree al confined by the Pr wager, and thee be etem ted Missouri, Worl Vir 4 Yaryland from the manumiasion, which Gen efetan eectpet fagiined onty fo postpore. Tha coactue’ Of the miliary — reseri it to tho Vres dent by his General, evidently wer, enn bavlug the Confederate armies thoreicmiy en "Mere fe the conclusion of the piatiorm, on which fered bimeeit at Harrison's Landing, in a a Noy of tl o owernmont Must be suoperte d — wuititary power. Tbe Coalederate Satya ene hich a oy pigeerat Bw) oxiat."” @ ° ma ot taieo ee Sended bimesif ertectanity ip p peace party at Chics; wien assumed tor 4 yoare Red lar® (@ restere wine Union by the experiment if war, Dumanity, liberty and the public yelfare that immediate efforts be made AX gd 8 Se carenen with © view to an ultima: Ma fe means. 'o the gon rena See gel aan AY een mi may bo rte ie feable moment peace 00 the baste or ibe federal Uuton of the state.” Fins a restored on the basin of the | 7, s28 HH i i Fi $ 7 3 ge l sii zea" it! aainst, The revmutionary machioery Routh to force these loyal States tnto secession uigition. Seeret ery of the Golden Circie—are (ormed ia tate fe! . i i 5 F i 8 ee 5 = z tf A. i 17 fy & ttf i ; H i | i i t i i He 28 3 = adie Fege}iezigess 3 #2 employed a5 Jacobian ciubs—upoa the 4 are proparing to use arms, ad woll ae gorraption, (0 carry the election. These secret nice bane of the republic, waere ovory thing reiati ing to the public Weal Brouid be as Open as air—by combination and sudden action Know bow to set up dynast act ‘or A ation without consuiting urderstands weil which speak and it. Jefferson Davis how to manaxe thoge secret juntas to ex npon rmtnorit intimidato apd commurd undisciplined multhudes, Be is ow mi itary d pie, thrown the Oirete clubs. Can oxirencios, bo wi cotton to assiat b Organizations Ww Con ventio., wihicl evide: et Lise fest st tae over: Wick tle, one of cons iraey 19 Jacl exigencies that m inns looks like res: fron tue North, as was cootemplatod at first fr hit i> more probub:v desizned to embody for oper sta at $@ pol ciatly in Mir. Cevar spesker re bo dem crate par oe wild aud rth @ diMculty, (bey whole vation was in arms cratic hers of the nation lies b the world? he targe When w weak ower became entangled witi be turn out ctator over 4 grest and courageous peo euurgy aud ¢ otrivano of his Goldeo swe suppose that tow, tn his grytig It be-itate to pledgo the next crop of 12 Knights ip the Sorch’ These secret have the recognition of the Chicaco b hag deciarea itselt perpe ual. aa hes If up ty emoody rewolition io the North omvnt, Aa Jeif Davis du in the South, the earticat rroge'ytes of the Caihoua keou's day, mide this motion to weet ght occur'oa the 4th of March noxt, ita Linostu’s second tna le throughout the country, and espe ontier, Demin, of Connection, was the next au Dy reviewing the conduct of the On severa! staail ocoasioas they bad Timpaut when thore wus little dan- us In roared like & wounded itoa untli the What have these demo- the great unterrifiet done now that leedivg wud is still palpilatiug beart by robots, aud the car- nation be loft sa & hiasing to They nominated a war general on a peace Platrorm. It was us if the society for the propagation of tho Gs} ous inti then weut into hould nominate Vo ituire or vo! jel as their mouthpiece and the bilm of Gilead bo .usifully intermingled. € Buch notort. Tous we had brimstone He ‘® humorous analysis of the career of General McClellan, and referred tothe framers of she Chicago platform {a no measured terms. Ho addressed Himself particularly aod with much elequence to that grumpllag ciasa of persona who are always proclaiming that “nothing bas been done" for the cupproasion of the rebellion, #nd in ao oarvest address showed vot eniy the necessity that hi ad beon forced upen the nation to take up arms in the defence of ite exisieoce, but for con tinuing to grasp them until cvery armed rebel be bri back to his allegiance. He painted war to ail its hor. rors, but contoaded thet the nation could never y down ite arms untii the Union was completely aud defoitely gaved. Colonel McKean, of the Seventy seventh New York Voicnteers, said Army of the Pot McCieta commanded that army. ‘and {utereating account of the movements of 8 length: he bad followed the fortues of the tomac during the whule time Genoral The Colonel went into the army durmg that period. He divided bis review into five heads obaracterized the whole » which be called five acts, ad as the moat diamal tragedy and faiture which the history of the worid ever showed. Ho evoke cxerxottoally againat the bage acts of Northern coppe beads. He bed more reapect for Jet, Divis and many of the leaders of the rebeliton than ho had {or these creeping fellows. hated them, and aleo When the For bis own port be would teadh his children to hate them war i: exded he would be willing to forgive the open enemira of the country. but the secret foes of the Union fa f.vor of tue re election of Mr, bever, He maa amid loud enecring. ‘The Hon. Jawes Scowtt, a Senator from New Jersey, followed, avd scxthiogly ‘Veviewed the career of MoCiet jon, Though Jersey was rampant with copperheads, hor Joyal rons would Univa, Masun Ff, Towsungnn, of Tro} B. M-esa, and others followed make hor keep atep t the masic of the » Geveral Curae, Lore lengthy oddreaacs, ‘rhe ouly incident worthy of record wan the prompt ex- Puision of a copperbeas, or something Of that gurt, WhO aitempted to {aterrupt the meetiing Loud calls were mide for *Greciey,’ “Evarta)’ bat tbe president persisted tu adbering to the programme, and Tesyonded by sy tleket, bec nse th of of ths principles ‘Guenerdt Corie, the suecessor of the lamented Wads- worth, was than introduced, and, after paming a eat ey upon Geveral Wadsworth, proceeded to speak of bh of the campaign. ‘The meoting did not adjourn tt!!! midnight. Outside Meetings. SIX STANDS AND PLENTY OF SPEAKEKS-—-ON CARS FOR mt CLELCAN-— ATTACKED O% SIDE INCID«N’ ‘The {rieads and edmirers of Mr. Tiscola and the ad ministration tick force outside tn sentinente of the {nsias speabere were loudly echoed by those outside, and cheers ware repcatediy support of the nominees of the repybiicay pa: Third avouue to Broadway across the aquare (bere was 5 Scattering “of people, and if we were to judge f ripe it fp Devartosiess to the coptrar: cusional ropoattion® nro waa responded to in rather a decent manner, coosidering the mace ond th Six stands wert oratoré of the eventing beld forth Bust eagruety alt paxt coven ® BoVOD O'clock wet ‘This woe by 00 moans a disagreead' was delighifnl and rather warm Powerful caicrim Hgbte wero bin ed on & lat Deams over surrounded the diferent sande. fumon were ati with likenesses of President [incoi seme of our pro tone were painted on id Burn: “Grant *Shermat observable in ‘Mao’ ipour enorany, rom the rockets, L ncole brought the ‘a number of Another attack w Porty-cighth street and Third avenue Here sticks and Sonos were res the effects of sovere blows ‘Thie locality, it wili be ro- membered, was the scene of the commencenrent of the draft rioit list etroct and Third shal's office was situated ames of injured persone tn the The bt did not t inant rep eh dolieate acrentions at the hands of the crowd, age river wee kaocked renreless to tbe pavemont aod bie Renn Ayrerdor lamaged. Nb further violence taking plete, the procession Sixteapth and Nineteenth wards arrived ait whieh wees be eners bearing, am *Untoa War Cag! Feathers to my Tal, nf toon: “sane and Aody. form-Suerender apd Diagrace, And Viotory.’ At the commencement of (he bare g Indications were Strong of @ very clore there It wan tea cvpoluded, Another Republic: The Ciyde (Wayne county) Timer of Saturday had fiy- (og at tte editorial head tbe name of Goorge B. MeClellan, for Prea‘dent, eupporter of ee ‘the reasona # mings tie Weee, ‘This tt one resuoce ie acm § Mcviallan ime Was ipangurated. Cooper Institute was Gilead to overfinwioz, and those who tarried beyond and Hooker, *Cotow and Conatiution Prominent among this congregated mars of persons was a large sprivkling of che fair sex, who could also be num bered ov hundreds, Those delicate creatures were no- wise deterred from mingling among the crowd, aud listened attentively t the cli ier increased tnti! about half-past eight o'clock, when (bere wore preseat about three thousand coHont feature In the management of the mectiog was the absence of the magufacturere ort ual thee ts particulars of a rather serious cma’ Ou starting from Hariem, asd while between 126th nod 3 th etrects, an attack was made upon them by a mob congener {a the vicinity fo ame Hot mentioned in the af Teieae reek he vutetae’prossoatn yey) sta ist 06 an olaborste Cpe pt ot favor Boote."” and introduced the Rev. Wm. Fl. Buona, who fog that be waa for the whole Union men on it were the livtog embodiment up-n which we expected the Cnion HE TWELFTH WAKD BING) LN CLOG 126 WAT TO TH2 M&BIiNG—OUT- im, BTC. et clear through rallied ip rathor smal! @ Cooper Iratitute last even! Tho jot up in » From on id ong them. Strange us thie biter what others may say © centre of this crowd co: Oo cDoOF * Little Mao,’ which ‘ecasion e placed on the equare, from which the ity. At the pro. f course o'clock the speaking part re competiod to remuto io the oper air. acc, os tho Weather woh side of the square, which cast bi the bh ndred: bung around these st Mr. ‘Jou sou and minent military commanders Insertp- oh d Lincola,” &e, ‘ont speniora. The crowd persovs, An ex ne, which do good glass aod glazters "e meade were #80 somewhat safe cks descending from ky o'clock, the Twelfth Ward pearaica, aod with Stones wore ireol7 thrown, peracns received sovere cootusions. ‘8 mado ton the CLib ut the corner of jorted to, nd weveral prostratedg from year. On the corner of Forty seveyth avenue the Ninth district Provost Mar- » Which was sot on fire at that ranapire. One gentlomal ublican of this eo AE tl “The Chicago Plat. Our Platform—Unton Ay hour before the eraons prencat, proceedings were large gatnering: D Organ for MoClei+ The Timer bas hitherto Doom s stanecd, hia ro eieoton “uate Ue arounds a ia abort of : GENERAL M’CLELLAN. Mass pcoting exc@ Serepade— The Cene- ral's Speeck—Great Exthuslacm, ae, ae, a. 7~-_- ‘The ploturesque town of Prange, N. J., was the the Analy! agate to 1868, if thie war 4a etre of unwouted excitemend last eveaing. The occaciea was a serenade to General McClellan sud amass meeting fa his boaor. Thore were two stands; the principal ome was erected in front of the Park House, asd snother not far from 18, The crowd was very large ot ‘doth stands, and che enthusiasm knew ne bounds. ‘There were Golegates from Newark anf other smaller neighboring towns, and the city of New Yerk was represented by the Young Men's Demooratie Uaion Club, the officers of t ¢ Tenth Ward MoCielian Club, and Orystat Hose Company No, 35, The Seventh regiment baad discoursed muzic to the mecting with its usually silvery cleqnence. There were Greworks, cannon, flags and decormipus in pro- fusion, About eight o’clock = torchlight procesties moved through the towa end breught up at the principe! stand. ‘The Gret speaker at this stand was A, J. Roomes, of New Jersey. On being iatroduced was received with © warm burst of applause, He aeid the mecting wes ameuiios to ratify the sensima- the na pdt (Cheers.) We com! are baiid a wall of fire votWenn th> tufamons acstrises of negro equality and Americas freedom, The adminis. tration has crucified liberty afecah and put her to open snarae, We have determined that the hero, the Chri«- tan, the stateaman and patriot, who regarde liberty, who will, in the Arnos of “i carry oul the principles of Liber: y-—God through election of George MoClellan, givo A name and a glory to the great republic. He will reetore overy wandoring star to our Hagner and we will agate become the wonder and admiration of the world. (Cheerr.) The apeaker cere alluded to the tyraugical manner in whic Gen, MoClellan had been treate:t by the adutstration, and Ine noble conduct’ then and afterwards, A severe criti Gist of the deeds and policy of the adiministeaston con’ cluded the speeca Governor ankeR was pext iptroduced aud receive’ with cheoriug It (Rd bin goed to #66 Auch m gather fac. Jt @howed to tho world that Geaeral Me Clet!an——(choere)—is loved by bis neighbors, & geod sign of any man. We have proof that be is 4 flue mili tary charaorer. We fave it from our potittost, mittary aod turopeau adversaries tbat tho battles of ibe +Serec dys’ were the most briliast on record. ‘fhe ident told bim that ‘‘his heroism would be Femembered.” How {8 it remembered Laughter.) After he went to Alerandrin Bod was discraced. Cenermt Halleck entrested nim to returu, which he did, rising superior to alt aroond him. Ae undertook to save lis country, and be did ft at Crampton’s Pasa, Scuth Mountam and Aacietom. He guved the cap.tet and the Cabinet, (Cheers. Out of their own mouth we condemn thom. Tho President wrote two letters thanking him. Gopgroas disi the sume, So much for Lis cowardics. (Laughter, {At this point thé platform gyvo way partial’ br we did not hear of any cavnattior ri fom the circumstance; Govermor Parker tinued to review the conciuded by an urg thy vonle candi of (he constitutions! deuocrany. Renewed cheering agnounced the termiuation of the address and the meeting. At stand No, 2 addreesea were dotivered by Joy Dac. Gets. Host, of New York, who sovurely criticised the policy of the present saratt istration, expectally in a findn- olai Vicw, and other speakers of Teaser uote. ‘Tae pro- ceediogs terroinazed with cheers for McCieitan, When the meeting adjourned the sereasde to General McOiellan commenced, During {ts progrees the Generai Was introduced to & number of friends, ali of whom be received most politely and often cordially. Vartous remarks were made by tho General expressive of bis sentiments towards the individwals who were juced, bot the most romarkabio Bustement that foll [rom him was cue iu reply lo A, Kogers, whoa be asked him jooularly or his vote this fait: “£ will vote on the right plavk acytow,’’ replied the geaeral. When tho had proceeded some time Governor Varker intro duced the geverai to the assembly, who wow numbered five or six thousaud. As foun as the Geoaral mde Lis appearance op the baicuny be was secured. with the greatest enthusiasm, which was maintamed for @ considerable time. Cheer followed cheer for “Little Mac’'—(or the popular cominander of the old Army of tue Potomas. Governor Parker iatroduced the Conera tc a sound Union address, GSNERAL MUCURLEAD ‘The Gawwea:, replied as follows i My Fiitsos axp Nezcmyons Axo Your Pirexuewcr—t am | not here to-night to rake o loog speech, but mocoly te acknowledge this most pleasing compliment. I trust 2 sPmeCM hi this demonstration tc the prescience of that great civil victory which we hope to win at the potls (0 favor of the constitution and country. I nove the ¢!: rious victories won by the gallant aad seiifui Shermun, tte herve und dashing Sheridan, and she in- trepid Farragut, ave the forerunners of the great victory for the defence of tho conetitution, which shall soon Lho;e be achieved. 4 thank you, my friends, for this taost pleasant demonstration which far exceeds all that bes deen expected tonybt 1 thank you for your ex- Pressiuns cf friendly gentimonta, ani trust you will now permit mo to sey good night, The General then retired amid a sceue of en- thusiasm such as is rarely witnessed. After thie he was tutroduced toamumber of his frieuds {athe hotel, and goon retired (or the night. The meeting continue lasy hour, and the streets of Orange caog with Me’ cheers ti! midmgut, Vallandigham's Opiniva of McCiciian and His*Letter of Acceptance. AW RBPUDIATES THR LRTLKR, AV DECLARES THAT IT BAS CHANGED TAR ISSCE FROM 'fack TO WAR 818 SPEECH AT SYDNEY, OW10, Ere, digham hee finally made a speech cer ihe deme cratic nominee, Te spoke at Sydney, Gato, on Satueday Inat, the 24th ingtant, The Cincinnati Commercial gave on Monday leet @ full report, cecunyieg five and # halt columns of that paper. Tho following ts what he says io roference to McCle!!an's latter of eccaptence:- * © Tam a plaio and caedid man— 1 will not yy & blunt mun, for Leodeayor to Jo piaa things in a delicate way—but you will, f am sure, boar me in the discussion of puble questions in tho maser *whict in my judgmont eects best, » suo things: Ought to be seid om this or that there may be no misapprehenston thas | intend to yote on the 4th of Nove time t suppart, according & me bey to yor der, aud mcan- the tueaeure of my geal and abiily, the Lominee# of the Chicige Couveation: Gaorge B. McUiolian and George LL Vendicton. (An- Pause ) Speaking Lous distiuotly upon thet point, (am 4 tae ore to d{-euss, Dos the perscoa) qualificatio tlemea nnmed—one cf whom ia my own farat!in; fo Dc to discuss Gemogratic principles And submit reas why the cemocratio party is gotitted to the support nei | Of demoorais ouly, DUL Of all tnen who would Deve part in enying thie country from the banay of tie aduinisien- tion which ts destroying it. fT avail mgselt of pre. Ginely the Hiberty taken by many derv © Speakers in the ournpaign of 146%, in rogard to mytolf, when many ppecchox were prelaced With thé ceciaration that tie epoatters did not agree i some roe with Mr. Val landigham, Ido not coacur in the sontioents oxpreas: fa the letter of acceptance of General MoCiallan. Woat { shail say on this subject will meet the approbation of many of 1% may not cf es, but iam hereto spank free, aly, tuor fore { allude to tho subject. YT camnot agree with the distinguinhed gentleman, my frieod, to whom T hays a tuded (Me, Pugh), tbat that latter is identioal with ths platform prosented by the Convention, My reading of tue Kngliah language does not lead me to Mat interprota- tion of it. Purfor, with all due respect. from him. And Lolaim, as the memb-r fram Ohio of the Committees on wows in that Cooveution, to bave Aicwi poraooa: knowledge (hat he @ mistaken, The two principal points m ture letter of aoccevtance to which I object wore wight before that coramittee. The obe, te the effdet that until the States and the people of the South bad e turned to the Union, we would not oxhaast thoes “arts of a eamansiip,”” as they are called, ro coived but three vores in that committee, Mouh preseoted almost i the very words ef th loiter iwelf. 1 say, therefore, tt fe impcesibie for me to sndscrive te the opinions expressed in th at letter. They are the private apintns, if you please, of Cenerat McCletian, which he kar a perfect Tight lo entertain and ish. T, one an equal and perfict right to disem from them, do reject them 1 do Detaceops thoma as eu expression of the sontimonts of tno democratic party, but recognize bie right to extter- tain and express them on all evitable occasions, Which of the number of those who ure for the opinion ex Pressed im that letver or im the platform ta right and which le wroug the poopie of thie coustry must deter mine. For myaeli, | not oniy eotertain the the optaioas ex. reawed tn thet hicago piatiorm, but I recogatze that plas. form 8 cofiaming the law and the prot of the democratic party. {Appiauce.) Conven. tion, of [ have said cisew: wos the grandest it cvor assembled on thie continent joe }187-—made up of scholars, utatesmen, verience, of ampie mul y that fotter, Dut scoordivg the rigat to them to General McClolian, I piant myrett ites eon eowles ines of the party As eu by tte yo aarembiy met At CBicago. I ray thie, too, ae nope deer has bees said in the printa of Sow hed ition! parties to regard to to; (os oogy inisegdereuasd. ing to Beet aD jation io part, 1 rogret {tthe Of aconpunaee te when | have referred —fo° ope reason. ib tended to change the issue from coe ln FT ga suvald be conducted. Ee pic it waver ut, aa bd bd of the becige Baa will © men,” te impel people of the bey ein howd ou that chroag! ree remontalities the Uaieo of the staten should be Wed, Woo, LAAs thie administration would same efforts to defeat, bv foul means candidate com remark i# ec natural Tam joctined te aie What, if boo insue 14 to NEW YORE HERALD, WEDNESD:% SEPTEMBER 28, 1864. as a for pence, { will chesrtull; } 9 wari well ee, might. Waubiee.) jor Ls wih po “bandes oi 7s “ge yoeratio President is bead ao, Yoeratio aad the id come to the blook, beads of these arouna Dg yao 7 ove of DemonNtratian’ at Orange, New Jersey-—| {AuPlame) Ini it iequeno™ 1 to be, meray ne of oe. Wietoyt mesa to 60 a ¥4 General MoCieian be permitted to do * Tad Kiem bg mint fe tertoae ta Sted taneeal ot aps Stoppertuatty, 8s yl er, but avai! myself of thi, as citizen. Lo protest that if ft should eo tae we fail to Carry this olection, it shall not be Yexen by the a 48 fudgmont agaluat tue quest OX Of pesce. question stilt will remain tne , 00p!0. os conti. Kaow not how loog Ws will continue) they shalt bye ted again to sponk oa ft. © ‘Wate T declared that I do not agroe “eith Cho brave and ‘stig: saiehes gentleman whe is our cundidate tor the Pres. Coe, sore parta of the sentiments expres Yd ar ke bee” ae easciaes | yot yield to Bie ne oarnest support. I have told you thas i A ay is to be saved, panty has made Rien its candidate, Thave the most ediding sud utaies confdeace ia bia Tbe. tion at the of our aranies of the Daited states fo. La yold EL conviction of bis judgment ag te the ich this war should De prosveutea.. Tee Mote fates ne speech is ia referomce to the Chi- @ngo Convention and the questions discussedchore, giving Bais nterprotatioa of the proceedings, also.the (mportaace Of the'tssucs bow before the people, REBEL INVASION OF MISSOURI. Advance of the Rebel Generals Kirby Smith and Price, Repulse of the Enemy at Bilot Kuob and Ironton, Vigorous Vroparations of General Rosecrans for Dofoace, Rtn Bon ke Caro, Sone 28, 1308 Grant excitement provatied at Now Madrid whon (he atoarnor Mollie Abie passed shore, ‘The rebels ware re- ported to be from five to six mKos baci. A rofugeo.trom vear Fort Pillow reports the rabsi force from Tenveases, fifteon thousand strong, said to ba uader Kirby Smita, encamped forty niiles from the fort, All males botwoen ixteen acd Mty aro being coa- seriptea. It was understood the rebels ware cw raul: for Mie gourt. ‘The steamer Nashville, {8 ts reported, waa capturad and Durned by tne rebela yesterday aoar Canton, on the Cam. berlend river, Sixty hogsheats of tobacco Lave arrive? Crom Padres for Now York. A reCagas Crom Charleston, S, C., who tna arrivod bere reports having sean over (on thousaad Untow prisoners near Macon, (a, ‘The rebols are ruaning the railroad to Pancia, Massie. sipp!, part of the way with borsos: ‘The cotton crop ia the neighborhood of Vicksburg is Nag takom to that city to be ginued. The quality is vory tue, ‘the stoamer Lavatie, fom St. Lasts to uville, Iadew with goveromeat stores, struck @ saag om Scndviiie | detent, four miles above Cape Girardeau, yesterday. The beat and cargo are provable @ totai loss. ths steainer Millman brings Memphis dates to the with. J, si. Gsborn aud Lieutonant Boetly wers murdered onthe 424 by bushwhackors, juat outside the Memouis St Lows, Sept. 26, 1464, aural Rosecrans Las lsdded av sloquent appsal wo toe rt 40 take Up arma iad dufauca of cheir meg ved to repel tae invaders of tha State. 0 Moors nd BoWdiers D9} hargot are appealod to, aud the in tho city coquested ta repart vo Colyael Leibord, wae will combine them with Bis cw troops, and forma vet gade of vetorans for the defence of the city Goload Morcits, Chief of the Cavatey Bureau, bas been ordered toarm and monut every man of bis command fer active service, ‘the Qasctermaster General tas besa directed to organize into compautes all tha employes ta hiadopastmoas that can bear arm os entire militia Of tho State will probably bo catled iato the ‘eid. Pilot Kacb has been evaouatod, The traops have faloa back to Winera! Suint, where General Uoring haw thise thousand troops. aad wit soa be d strength is frou ton to tweaty thousand, with cittesn places of artiliery. Their jdlvauce reuchad Farmington, twoaty oniies uertueant oF Knob, yesterday, Thore tne coairmation of the roported eaptura of Cape Cleardsau. Activa propara- Lions Cor ofeanive and delsogive movements eatinne, Ou re onagtion of Mayor Thomas and many tend g citizens, Gonoral Rovooraes hee teesed at order sua- pending all business “hot absolutely necessary atcar Uveive o'clock to morrow, for the purpose of oryaniving Pouueaved to citizens for toca defen Srompta are this organization on Law: Merce’ i oawiion sill pu oricl town, with bis advance at Farrington, St. so ‘ibe main b estimated at lon nd or twelve thousend airang, priacipaliy cavatry. advanee, avout fog Choasand stroog, are muuated. 5 wero mado nub and leona yess Franc thou oh were cas!ly f itera thas (iat Snob dss uot O9en svaciated, } a2 provic reported Priva’s plans arc yot undarolopelt; but be aeame to be massing his forces Atcadta valley Geveral Mowsr, who laft Browusy ano trong force of cavalry anda moving northward tn Price's roar, 8 from in good time. Considerable bodiesfor troops are arriving bere, and the cavalry and infantry are being rapediy aawvigned to their propor positions. Tho militia are responding promotiy tothe call of the manding general, and she ettizens generally manifeut & strong Gispowibion lo orgamize for tooal de\enom til, Aric, two weeks More ie wth will be beard Conapirary. fasol by HH. Doda, she Grand Comme: order of ‘Sone of Liberty,” now 00 trial 1a conapiracy ageinst tho guvernment of the United Ati bave abandoned that gentlemen to Ta ‘aig, baving | tuded that they cas better aorve their “Sounern Drothron’” on the etvam Dodd'a nse wae 6 morning, ed we etoven atclock yortar tay nud Jonathan W. Gordon, a recent tonvert to ag party, together with Martio M Ray, who, Lieve, Bak DO political estatma, appeared ag gouneel ~ Aneage persecuted and patriotic Nunday achool eoliat, The texdera of the democratic party tn the poriir have, by sboir imcandiaty ecouree, jucited tnoir followers t feuds of violence = ble |, 29¢ havo aa anMmere! fouy deserted teas of thoir total Fact te ta Prroe oF Dar Goone at Pocaperrma, At the nactivg sule of cue of Our lending dry gouty houses, sbrwhs, pleces of abi, aud other imported qeods, soid ab the same prics aa when geld wad at par, wiuch ina de 21109 Of Over OBe-balf, Of coarse the greai deoline ix gold wg the subject of general and anxious cooversatiou. Une prominent merobant eteted that owiog t the large ss0ck oo band, bia lea would be over Aity thocsaud dollars. Another doctared that be had Promptly marked hiv mock down to the present market rates, fe gaw thas alshoogh ain |r gen Chirty thouseod doifars—wes imovitee a} ba would, neverthelens, mare many thonaands by an. fons ing acd avoiding @ further devime by rapid salen.-— Inquirer, Sap. 27. Decuten oe roe Pc oF Corrom rte cage os waged es aes pe is 80 with the oon ® month aad ox marke ov nerd v, Sage. gl ress few, sat a hundred a4 teste we ral a wwithowe tne Hate geo Herr eed Coporte te ha nce dolightel niin, W yoek reuag and eu. lets. at seu ops oveatuge, ter gives when dosived. A Single Nour with Headache, Teadbat me evae or pare es, iat A PTT S| rie eet Deafpess, Diseases of the end Oaterrh apecially treated by De, CAD! place, Sighth street, WBLLS, Porenologiats and Fi bttshere witt kee; fn tt ’ ee shot Fewier & desoriptions of Teoth- sates Use WOLCOTTS pe pst hidhdenwultiog roves, oa sph aatanas ene Pwelfte tress. Throat 34 Clinton Mer Diseases of nd {Dropzey, uve HELNBOLD' For Diticulty Woskegee, use HSLMBO! Wor Weak Nerves, ‘Trambling, 180 ELAEOLS: Bor Wig hw . D "b Genuine Prevera'i, Law cab Bladder, Gravei join Frepetin oda, Leas ot Momery, Feet, Dimmows 1 O of Vinlou, use DELMBOLD" % Qenutve Propiations. Wor gnor, Univoran i Leas! At the muscular ayaa, use HELMBOLDG Genuine Prepare tions, Ror Paltid Ow neacc and Erupe tions, ise PELMBOLD'B Geauite Preparations Wor the Ma cophorous The best aud For Pata r and Skin—-Barry’s ‘article. rt- old wy drag in the Back, Heattache atone, Oho BLM BOLD'S Genuine Preparations Boe Pimples, Teteer, Serofain and sraptlong, ise HREM BOLD'S Couuine Proparauons Highest Promium Look Machines. Ww Hoimboid’s Genuine Helmboid's Genuin Bold at ABLABOLD'S chemical Ve Metre Dyo—50 Lit brown, Reliable. Dojol, No. 1 Barciay sisoe'. druggiate. Knapp’s Indtn tera ara the best remedy Known for patn fa d Pre Price $1 per botile, mix for $6 Delivered ¢ @ aide or breas:, rhoumatianm Stiten Bewing Plaints, Gola by all'decgnina, i out Gat, pBormments Sn: tg Mico, Bou America voi Spain carafully ms CAMACHO, “abies Broadrar. Xransiad oon nish, Wronch aud Eaylish aug Refer road 4, Phelps & Co, my Ladies’ Bracctot, New Styi —T'wo, roe. Wive, Sia, Wight, Tew, Prraive, Eiftacnte Fw Hun Th dred Dajlars sack. For aaie by GU. ‘way, 086 door belew Cansei street. Mammoth O11 Com y—wWe Should ALLS, 65 Seoad: judge by the farge aumber ot those corporations aow being or! organiaed that the getro.ern perows. The discovery of millions of abroad are at present perfectly eaorny “President Petroeura Con is wits @ prompective capital of of 96,000,000. list af the ateonges: names im the city ot New Kor, leading men coamected with bank presidents aud other seine of the Largest imat!ivtions a the country in any oll company, but do uot hesitate to my that lad we money to ‘vee we should take some of this } da Be tate: stock. div Tt promisos to pay help doing so, even with ovly moderate sucess busi iw ott haa heen worthy siesaty doitars t> the govermmen: ache waa very prow Ths shipments ous, and ace steadily facreasing. A new sompany, known as the now being organtzet, * Wo have seen a tockaoidecs, cane! tt embraces sume of the udiag sevea We Lave joods, wad cau bardly Those of our readera who have mosey (9 invest in coperations of thts charactec will fad this aw company Ww: attention Sde advertisoment fn our Mee. W instow cotumas Lt TRLMBOLU'S Geavine Preparaueus —Twao, Nee aisees tor Wiases Fives, Bight at 0 wo Thirty Dollars wrecker G ALLES, 415 Broadway, ohe dooce uelow Canat f dential Candidates!—aA Spienat ad Beecaving of QBORd! ABRATAM COLN (an one plate’ rane oa pA at (we three oral stare Address De % Marw 6 Wig and Matterte Crane for Newustty “Stock Wood Brothers’ wear i xtb patti alter Soom an this ts 4 aL sunnises agasets. Ported New York CLEARED, Hark Ford Amerika us Bark Champion, Ge ish, Rdwio oy Brig Biig Mare (Haao one Morses (fir), Ford, Marana Sehr Horace ® Ba (Be), Minggerty, & Boug ton, Schr Seb but Co Scar KA Oonk! Focton, Bortceas * Au BS %, Balctmny el: Hume, Vail, aettued tt 8 he Raluimore Power Fenton, Pte ARV RO © 8 guaboss Fert Morgan (late the tw B Baton, from the West ¢ ry Wrens ey City of Baltimore (Pr Ques stow Lt, mL Dele. deat i ‘Shy et Pers, ay Bria Prince, ark 20, with mare nd pecans b inst, naw e lumb asta YOR Ser YORR— THI Gb | MOON KINma 1S 49) mica wa and Pare. Si Jaga. tk AL B MCCLELLAN snd ), will be aant t ce Pena ote rirene Monroe D Hu Mow . n RaNtnote—A AMG u co 1! § Rackets & Bow. As'iimare. —_ Mirenome, larereast, ‘) EM, with dae inst, of Queseciewe, Ww iasen brig from Bwagor Cat Port w ace. ‘Gueamshty Dudley Buck (U ¢ traneport) Mucins, Mew. bemre jowroe. to U 8 “juncterme » ru cbs (0 8 wenn K = chact, Wak be “ imtoo eter, ery oot ‘Rie S temnagors), Bally, Dapent “oe teanagoet), Carpemier, Lt —- New He B Qearvarman Work Pat Li) AAA ie +14 est + Ba tps TT de manatee, ae 6 ‘eae Fiene eae Soave Tar, Maranhar 8h, (Boom), Holimers, im we ‘Li dave from ce), Rida, Raliaa, piercer es Risa ico cpanete Sabet gists yt . Brelaleee: oon suid Bigigneer nae eat orm, OH dared 7 of their figaroon ma be ee ain Ragged Merrill, Woone 3 Benatert, aces aaa aes aes fod tacnene L, # a away, a ari —— (mow), Onry, Mystis. BELOW. wim Ware Sics'oue bark a re SETS eee at aunset BW. Miso! Brot part fear Fog 3 aye, to tal, ie Meheod, ince Bay, 10 dave wee ) Lave ohiburee, 18, 7 dary ” long Hage sry Deleware wa iat ID 4m; hon 08, sponsor Turk, 21; 09 days, with sam, Hetemad, 1 days, with wm saat wb! ore Se Eaten ihn wet Seren Gare at Bentz, Hom—Oapt Biddie, of bark Pak” las, arrived at thie port from Boline, On the 6! rotcenad bo bs they’ ey, ‘bepama imbedded ta the m th inmt, reportai— —* the mati tine vudder ‘and’ 60 hove dewn aud aurveyed. Bre porinted over the reef fn welog where ihe anchored, iischgraed il bor cxese, ome ne Glyde; for Steal, was ov yeraken by the gate a millon, froud "Welln total Lona, Br bark Beeiehire, for Piem overtaken by Cle gxle about iit the mate reaf add became a total Toei chor at Rotligh Cay, about 12 talles chainw-and went on fikely Deogher Alma becanve u total vlogs trying nae uome'at brig Han nish C et off aflor meanness an i} On the mmm reef snd becanm decper Hom whence be salied avy gale came m (rom the W rene large mouth, Rog. for orders, waa miled from Balthe, weal ow PRO Palas bat fore topgaiant. aed roral masts gorcied away, aod received other damage ti bark Modend; of Beaton, dr Captain JH Willey, of favors Srvamsiur Dawasous—Lfvarpoml. Sapt (a), hence far Quedes, te at Londonderry it and wil Couper (mah bere tod eubse gui Winona (another accoust saya Verona). frome Gob teaburg for New York, has put back with cargo shifved. be towed bac Ayn D Pedra —elymoeth, ay. foreyard apming, main and mizen channels brak F marboare site, couse, hy ship Gadogs, hea ovr thanks for he Dansare uoraw Nokes, The North Amerean (5) will lore that Pare Lakh wit the ‘pecaongers of tha Lemancus, Sept, 12—8hip Jano & ny), (rom Manzealiiaand Kew York ony ’ Reintowart aman of color Nas heen 1 dun In troos one oharge of having poison: be caplatny Shae Seated vitbense te the tonpens” Bank Czantna, Pinkham, before reported -eon avandoned® from New York let inst. Herorew wore rei ed at Liverpool. alan wer 80 miles BE of Nantaokot, wag run into by Sennaanty 3 isdn. cued and u Aum Nictwra. from Cow Bay for New Terk: aq, Zid inet by bark Forows Queen, arrived at Hullfen Mor forginaut was goue and she was uuiler jurymavis » Soar Tuga W Tnonws, Sears, from Biizavethvort for Pte * SHdence eit 120 toms pig iron, sprung aieak 34th inaty a ta ig Hoe ‘aint. Similt, hemce for Palerme, Aug 20, tabi Avner) Comimod 1 York Are Brisros gail. § Bicouwe | SU AYRE, Se Bunan int Judith, and at onavicut, with 3 feet of water I HL come off be ete after discharging & cargo. Satp Summer» Lupl, 8 Diet toe t 9—Ary Herbert, gresket Arr Von Santen, Hew ao belt, Suehen. 3 me, ore. Uhapman, do; 1 - iy . +3 Pie Fe 732 3 "3 i (PLL), Sept th. rouces| PHAVEN, Sept P— Are Hansa (4), ‘PM was rua anhore oo the W Te tw the Gw op Of cue Wer, Cowom, Ce.ing; Ziagare, Jobeeon, + Finghing 12th. peeihern, Macey, NYork. 4 oa, Huahon, Train Cavdill for San Pranciowor i 1, at 2 aah Mo Uriawold, Pottingill, from Newport for N¥orw ‘oni NORM, are tee Florence Nightingale, Fridy. Now dayn Dra, don for te toad 9 jaesioen, in. Sid Mint 89 by ters 4 G—Arr Milton, 4, Sept i=in port wear La N Sots Irvine, Moret, NYork; 11h, Ques - Boston. Th NYor sil Tole tor NYork & Sept 12Arr-Saxonvitle, Gordon, NYork for Lew (and proceeded ). % jn ta il Norm eelen bark Fornjot, Molback, from Hew ber 4 reer LL et hyn Renkin, Portia iener, N York iu ie 11th, Klizabeth. De ith, Patrick Beary, NYork, had heavy weste Seoe'te~ ary, Saran Starace, oe Goo § Hunt, Woodbury, ae York. apt ts ‘port Merchaat, Sprague, for Corda? Giavscrag, Rept 3—ArrGazelio Meshod, Dassoy, N¥oruy Sth, Albion, inackens. o Harms. 86) Gtabius Fel ay, Boron, ¢ NYork, Lr Ot 10th, Kein (), NB: Lovant, ye Inte; Harris, do. Don Diego, and Frail ™ Ta unt, Moco cay, Poiladelphia, i sito, amea Doce om Grvelsg Lox vo! gress, Woodward: Syne Jacobs Bou and City Bird dais, and at Londo: Macue br Alloy Ba Are (>9! Arr (rom nia, Onicatia, Bmp fe Fs ar mb eche brig F Frgatos nt; bette @ Fh cate Bog ant Pantene, Steonk: OTHBAY. Sept O-Are sehrs Peroy, mii ta Moi Lrg Baur, Rape Are nobr Red Jecket, Averi'', ". afer Bip’ nce. i, a who. NF, Pe De LPR by Sept teary be! tengo, mele Yrs aa Mager, te Now Tnieace, wend Oper pein, Be Wines oye) | tie, vine; Victoria, do,.aehrs & &. from Troon for Portian iene, Sept timArr Hone, Schal Lepage forse, do Am fara, as irsie, Meare : Lina . Bomoa; Lits, RD the Weat. grey ME ork: on son, W Yor’, ie, Petadolps Beal, Adama, Chase, X' ‘ork: rinta (s), Lewhs, di Hayne, ia Philadephia: ria aa Li wauke Drive: “. "Deltolt %. pra hare tortie. of Montroal, Lartiam, Tork r, NYork, + Eitac, Yt ) Cooper, Cooper, Manzwal av Prince, mad Netlee, de: J 'Polede, p, Bept In-Are “Pring Oscars 0 ata, Govt 10-—-are Win Tet ‘Bei [2-814 8 O Troop, Mcbatian, Sept 20 Arr Vereeniging, De Jo ED, Sapt OOF Waltece Ih, Revie, a) nth: : nderry: Heitbea. and Fheatx, otf ‘ Flashing; Kawie ok Childs tekbore, 90 ars m Philadelphia gir age ‘orts. P Almure Coombe. witty, PRiiadel, scllr Howntale Bags br'g Munscora > ee, Litthedeld Pryer r Providence vis Keogier, nite, Bale for do. "atm oven, Coamoer’ 4 il—Are se Het ei ig Cauime, Maretaid. Baiumore Sept 25—fld_ bel not Lawrenae, Saniey umore, Old Gam, brig Hay, May. ‘Osan WD mowbd, Vondorly and gtaam + A Phiind ia; ee rises Soh Arr Lord Collins wood, Bas ab Queecsiomn, American Fronch, Cailaa, Borunad, Lo Ae AORRATS Circassian (08), Columbies Beawel, Monirea, Buits Centenary, © Christians, Hammond, dam 9 Adele, Revert, NYors, et Mar id, Daguesoe, N¥ork, port barks Henn Av & Putnam, and oot: Lote Vday: 4 Lavery aghe 7 W Dark Wailers, Harriet Bocen, tat, vim Forte York; ~~, Pinkhem, Low rig Rage? ven ey ——— Sembiri, Lien, NTorm bs bene apt SamAtE im. Nievesn, NYork. vessel gen Apuers cad pce Sy FTorm Sin Gs eed fe Balle Wood, ‘age Nore; Wastmoroiand, Der a\orion. Frew 2 Norm ei set Oth, Curolua Magnua, from Loudec tor New 7 0 10—Are Zwei Bruder, Keopion, WTormy greg ag @ Hobietnila, Wiuweker - fate tonsa, Me. Onirich, NYors Cor Mate ae ire Cure or Bacttwone | Bilbws Mee vark J toale Maree \ea, whos Clare L Srerea, A tou barks New Light Brows, tag Fe ong zal, Larcie, - Did setire Ty pheo Orie, Washivgtens Soon min, Wi ost, F Peuciniaa, Robins 7 moe Wraningeme Pri nm. ‘warn, ie orn ae w olan, DS Ana atadll fons deat * snr and, ont ~ 2 Quaatenamo; T Connor, Can * ocd supplied her 4 Siete ; logdaner, " iva, Burie, Maenaaibe, £1 day, with ooffes, to Mats | K¥orK.. £1 Set Mervchal Wied, ant Gow are be het ere Riectra, Myre, ant Soa fF re das sean nvork foe oirang Brown, £1: sr Sogery "ea wo ies, Bowe, Harels. Yi ob i Saran. Gonary. NYore vith omen Sen A fore anm tre | Wiison, Bu ion vig eet Ba ce 4 9 RL Ww Bowes: hLAND UND’ Rept 1i--are wohrs Plawe:, Dermot Torte wi Est s phate “4 tere oe Gass . Tem arecahe Wm MeOnn> C>\one. Frame ah ts toa bo 7h me ‘if in, a ace Bld be ey A 1%. ie at. oud, iar iFiso'd toni sD Motarthy, Young and ¥ Aloaman, Mant