The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-12-25
NUMBER 47-WHOLE No. 151.

circumstances; but which tends, never.he.
less, to make it apparent that III ladders
OF State stocks are not reassned b, ha, :
ing got rid of their Fabious. Meanwhi!c
God Is at 32t and creeping up, and TX
change at 1861. to the etcraal disgrace of
our merchants. who. Notwithstanding III.
tervii exhortations Of the American press.
will none Of them consent to see .heir own
welfare iii the payment Of more li.su the
quoted value for American securities. AL.
this uneasy feeling is doubtless compli-
mentary 20 Mcclellan. alj mus; be unsst.
isf.ictory to Mr.. Liacoln.
There ought to be At this momen, great
joy and acclaim throughout tie tanks Of
The War party of lie North. What they
have been asking for az he sole nece, sity
to victory has nov been gran;ei. All ia:
most rabbi War spou;crs OF :he Federal
States seem 10 have hal neither vnice nor
pen, excep: 10 abuse the Commando ot
the Army Of the Po'omas. Their pra;crs
have been heard. Tier victim ..as been
handed over 10 them. Mcclellan has been
dismissed and publicly di g5accd S,oiLs
ought 10 have gone uP and go.I ouS:. %
have come down. Wall street ,u.r., L.
have been left dscouniiug expected ,.o.o-
ries. Instead, however, Of ,iIis. al: <ew
York seems TO have been at The last .a,.-
ces under tn shal3w cas-, upon i, b.
some coming disaster. Even Gtne.aI Ia.
lec!,'s long e:;er Of Indictment ag.i.st Nc
C.cilan dpee 10, raise the spirit Of thc "a
party 10 proper pi.c!: ''id ps-pI' 10 -:
leel reassured even b. tue cert niy that
the same War Minister wa cd .s....i A:c-
Clellan "to cross the river at ore "A
gife battle to the onem, vii -. -. ~
rei;era,e the SAM order To Bar. :.
How IL IS that these pc pp- are les @. g.
dent. even after their Victory "A. PEI
Vile" than they were after 'hc.' trs. CT
second defeat at Bal Ran, W sl.ali uot
seek to show. Eu, ihe iac : Pile ia:
Z, en- whi!. the Army nf the i'ot, se- ..ao
cheering Mcclellan aai Ba'as ce rs ,htg
rode through Ike ranAs ,a.ss -. f.e9e Va
a Slight parit al Ne. lo-s it'.e'v
fran from tracing he o.-.a . ,.as ue
may neverthelcs, aeceP - l.s'avaE.
For the first tima we t ;ha. ;nere l. ...,.c
a party which is not a war party Ia
The North. For the FIRST time. lso ~
see that the war party is 'a'her iuies ap'.
Upon the whole. therefore. tie la,
tldlnss tend 10 ShoN that tn. WI f..rr is
a little subsii:ng, aud tl,st The :m~ IS b
preaching when reason may b. head l.
must be remarked, however. gh.t even
General Mcclellan does n,i leav, = 5 Old
without IA No'd ca lie u
ion I'VE shall ever be con- a es - eu:,
porting the Constitution ot u: ca Iri and
the nationality of his pecplc " if'h,;e Is a
distinct war party IN iht Npltit the. -
not yet a distinct peace parry. Il he
next step TO arrive at. Some 81. tie Amer
cans evidently look wisiiulIy TO Lari Ly
onS, who is just arrived a. Washington;
out it is clear that what NJ Celan dar
not sag. and Seymour cares not say, wodid
lot be prudently said by foreigners. lfm
De true, as tie Soulherners boast, that
hey are massing their forces On The Rap
,ahannook to fight the greaes; battle of
he war, the fortune ,f such a battle m;.v
hange all things; but in default @:
uel of tbi; kind, tie fiIe seems 10 b. snA
rg. and perhaps Mcclellan may be "a If
I,nion aud forgotten before he FcS' i'Ie,i-
eutial election comes OF.