The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-11-11

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s,ates thsf his owu sound and ptr-
olic war polley, nh.eh iacY approved
b 1861, they aoW re-aiirm again 2
our abolition fHa,ies
liaye lhey gone again4 the PEs..
dant2 No. n Ne are Is believe If
,he great object y tbe movement was
% sarr ihe Presidents especially from
Is f-jah We arc ioll Tint hc i
no logger apler obligations to his tor-
net spppo ur But ihoso lhai Lave
Carried thc elections have come ID
take hin opi 81 iLeir hands, deliver
. lin from aeir couusels, remove him
+, from iheir influence, api put him il q
new and SAFE position, where BE may
10 bis work cIeetqaly. All these
good things and more, if we Will be-
( lieye i, ara e come from eloctiug
Rem and Fernando Woolio Coogre
and Seymour Goeernorof New York.
Wei perhaps 81 s.. Tie difi-
Guilty With Is, just now, is, Tie din
Guilty &c faih. N ihis case We have
some Of Tie unbelief referred % by
Greeley 10 what follows.
We are asked biz earnest Union
I lists 70 state that The men who prefer
red Horaiio Seymour 10 James S.
Wa. worth for governor, Ben Wood
10 Hiram Walbridge, James Brooks
I to Elliott G. Cowdin, Fernando Wood
to John Duffy, and Arson Herrick 70
/ J. Mcleod Murphy for Congress, did
80 because they desire more vigor-
Gus prosecution Of the war for The
/ Union. AS we do not believe III ~
ing. even for the public good, we can-
not % III"
After all, what is the amount Of the
victory IN New York Tie latest ae-
counts make gain Of three or four
opposition representatives, to Congress,
and reduce the majority to chou. lo,-
900 for Seymour And where does
tie majority come from Does il
come from tie people Of the towns and
rural districts Of the Empire State 7
Those regions whore the people are
most distant ard free from he corrnp-
tions ana tiees Of he great cities I?
No. The seats Of corruption, ne
cities Or New Yosk, gavc tlte maiori-
ties dat elected TIE WOODS and tbe
Governor. Men, semc ofihem elect
a. snYs even TIE New York H.raH,
Without much regard 10 their personal
character. But, although the MAORI
~ In the cities was large, yet the votes
of the country towns wen nigh exlin-
euishcd t. And who can doubt tliat
liz The 100000 soldiers absent, had
been at home, or il This election had
conc Off two months earlier, The re
suit would have been entirely differ
tnty When the vote Of those men
WHO arc Will the army shall be taken,
we shall believe, perhaps, that The
scntimantol the ireemen Of New Yolk
il expressed in the recent vote IN that
State. Till then, political partisans
may exult aud triumph; we shall wait
lill lairer opportunity is given TO
slow what the true sentiment Of the
Empire State is Then, perhaps, 'ee
shall rejoice perhaps not.
GRrAr Ssow SroRM--Thccbange
IN lie weather last week was very
great. After two Or three days Of
severe cold, 4 came 81 70 snow Satu9-
day night, aaI continued with rather
lfch v.sl ffIl Yesterday morning,