The national Republican., 1862-10-21
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1 1ork Express writes, Oct II:
at is very hard for us old wings to say go,
but the best II not the only chance now for the
country ia the success Of the Democrats. ln
this view, the result Of the recent elections in
Pennsy lvania, Ohio, and Indiana, are cheering
| indie cations-the defeat OF such men rs Srow,
Of Pennsy lvania, Bingham and Gurley In Ohio,
are very favorable symptoms OF me cSnserva.
tive sentiments Of the people, and II the same
party and casdidates can be overwhelmed In
New York next month, shall not despair OF
the Republic. The result in the above three
States has been severe shock to the radicals
here. know, from good authority, that MI.
Lincoln is greatly cast down by II. and he fears
that worse is coming from New YORK. lie has
been told that his proclamation has done II, AND
that II is but the beginning OF the end as
hr as his Administration and the fate OF the
abolitionists are concerned. l do hope that
the fatal results of that measure will become
apparent to him, and that no pride OF opinion
will prevent him from annulling H.:
Mr.. Seward, and others Of his colleagues, are
conservative, but considered they were only
hanging by their eyelds as members Ct the
Cabinet; but these recent elections will make
Mr.. Lincoln pause in his forward movement
under abolition influences, and if New York
will arouse herself, and give the radicals a
grand defeat 1t may yet save the country.
Mr. Chase, by his counsels and sinister infu.
ence, and Mr.. Stanton, by his ignorance, dog
mstism and miserable management Of the War
Department, have been the bane and the curse
OF the country; and II the walked wrath :
motion does not gIind them both 10 powder, |
shall lose all confidence in the intelligence and
virtue OF the people, and confess myself more
mistaken 10 my belief than on any other former
occasion.
the rapid advance in gold, or rather the ra-
pid depreciation Of the national currency, are
items Of alarming interest.
View 1t in any way, this depreciation In the
currency is asymptom of most sinister import.
The large issue Of paper money and the want
two great or only causes for either change
OF policy and a remodelng Of the Cabinet TO
the exclusion Of the abolition element, is the
only remedy TO cure or check the evil.
Some here believe that, IN view of the ad.
vstss results 10 the abolitionists In the late
elections, which, even IL no further reverses
occur to them, will leave the radicals In a mi
nority in Congress, they will be desperate at
the next session, aud will therefore push for.
| ward their most radical measures before power
| passes from their hands. l have little fear Of
| this, and, was going to say, almost hoped they
| would for 1t would c0nsummate their utter
| ruin. Mr.. Lincolu, however, has to face the
/ new Congress, and he would hardly dare to
support any such measures, in view of the
prospect ahead. II the abolitionists continue
to push their extreme measures, expect IL
see the most violent revolutionary proceedings
on the part of the people at the North and
West, who, | am persuaded, will not submit
Quietly, and II An uprising does take place. lei
such men rs Sumner, Wade, Chandler, &c.
stand from under The revolution of pub
lie sentiment as regards then and their meas
ures has begun, and let them recOllect tina,
revolutions never go backward"