The Liberator

A Picture of Pendleton. The New York Herald, a paper which no one will accuse of being partial to the present administration, has a very strong article, urging the re-assembling of the Chicago Convention, for the purpose of re-nominating a candidate for Vice President, in the room of George H. Pendleton.

Speaking of Mr. Pendleton's public record, it says:-

"It is the record, in Congress and out of Congress, at all times and in all places, from the beginning to this day, of a consistent, constant, inveterate and zealous sympathizer with the cause of the rebellion.

From his Congressional record during this war, we may safely say that, had his vote on all important test questions been the casting vote in the House, volunteering and drafting to fill our wasted armies would have ceased; the pay of our brave soldiers, their subsistence, clothing and transportation would have been stopped; our gallant Union heroes on the land and water would have been abandoned to the tender mercies of Jeff. Davis, and this day we should have had a Southern confederacy, and a war with England and France, for a mere remnant of the Union, in full blast."