The weekly Butte record., 1863-11-28

uews teleETaphed 70 the couotry rot long since
The Prussian government has demanded
that all public flnctionsries should aciivel7
support is candidates in the coming elections.
Prussia is taking lessons Of The United
States She has yet great deal to learn in
the matter Of managing elections.
~CoPperLeads- have denounced the usu7pa
iions Of the Administration IS boldly IS NJ.
-Ashmaa denounced the policy Of President
Polk, but ~ capperhead has given aid and
coa.iort 10 tLa eaemy IS did ,h- Eeo--sspta.
i've ol Massachusetts whea he spoke as follows:
1t 5 for such war, leading 10 such conze-
qneCces, thar sc are now, in oar character IS
Representatives, called upon to vote supplies.
treasure and human life: millions Of dollars AID
thousands q men ere demanded of Is 10 be
expended 20 accomplish such i result And
We are ted that, without scruple wiihou.
complaint, Il Is eur duty to grant this demand
We are tod tbei now, after the gfar has bees
begun, The Executive is charged with fall pow
er ever its coadnct and end. aud cur duty. as
good paiiots. is TO yield TO his request. and to
keep silent as 10 his us1Tpation. Sir. held
..0 'fst Sfarist do-trms. deem it my duty to
resist and teUoIIce it. whenever and however
attempted to be eatorctd."
Mr.. Ashm4a 5 cue Of the "unconlitionallv
loyal men oi 1868, who hold that 20 man can
cgi:icise the official acts Of the PFesideu: with
oct opposing tie government:
The New York Tribune saws:
we are puzzled when the New York Times
to-day pitches head0Dg into the radicals os
Missouri and tomorrow extends velvet paw
to those of Maryland. To ride two horses
running widely in oppos te directions may well
tax the skill Of the cieverest equestrian; bat
this feat IS touch beyond that"
What horse did the President ride in his
Utica and Springfield letters? The Utica
convention said he rode Conservative enter
ed by Thu-low weed. The Sprinfeld Conven-
ton said he rode "Jacobin," entered by Wen
dell Phillips. Il IS singular that there shonld
be such a contradiction in a matter apparently
so susceptible Of easy explanation. What nag
do Messrs. Chase aud Sumner ride? What
charger are Messrs, Blair aud Seward mounted
on? Are radical and conservative the same,
and have they yet another alias, Sboddy?
The immanse majority obtained by Mr.
Brough in Ohio is, in conjunction with tie
fact that Mr.. YaIlandigham received larger
vote than was ever given any democratic can
di(ate who was defeated. prina faeie evidence
Of fraud The democratic vote Of Hamilton
county, in which Cincinnati IS for the last
three years has ranged as follows:
For Jewett (Governor) in 1851. ......I1.8I4'
For Armstrong Secretary in 1862. l46SI
For Nallandisham (GoveFnor) in 1868 l3 995
Tie Republican vote for he las three years
las been as follows:
For Tod in 1861 l...................I3,5i7
For kenoon, in 1862. ........
For Bro0sh. 1853. .......... ....2 20,67I
It wil bc sen that Mr.. yalandisham's vote
was ogly 500 l1ss Than waa given for the dem
ocratic canlidl;e for Secretary Of State las
year when he had a majority Of I 900. Yet
the Democratic ticket was this fall beaten by a
majority Of seven tho1sand. The vote is bu: Z
triae less than in the Pies ential election,
since when it Is estimated, 1900 men have
left the county for ;he army. lad not man
enlisted from that county i; is apparent that
Mr.. Eailandigham could not have received 50
large vote auayet Mr. Brough have obtained
50 large a majority. These are the facts and
figures in a single county. We doubt not that
other counties will show similar results.
The Montgomery, Alabama, Advertiser pub
lish-s entire the recent letters Of Solicitor
Whiting rema'king therupon as follows:
II there Is 4 man in the confeieracy in favor
Of a reconstruction Of the Union let him read
this eetfr ard see his doom. State lines are
TO be obliterated, State rights ignored public
and private property and interest swept away;
the men Of the South. rich and poor. with
their wives and little ones, are TO be made the
servants Of servants"
Doubtless the only effect Of Mr. Whiting
letter in the South, was to strengthen the re
5elion. The advocates Of secession have al
ways seized on such documents with aviiity
and given them the widest circulation. BY
this means they keep up the evaporation and
crush out those who might otherwise pronounce
in favor of the Union. This Letter was God
send TO the rebels.
The St. Loais Republican says the only re
bellion now existing in Missouri is that exhib
tied by the radicals, who threaten to organize
military forces if they cannot have
their way.
The New York Aati Slavery STANDARD has
found ont how Roseerans was defeated: Who
ever it may be that is responsible for the dila-
tory filing up of the Corps d Antique IN the
slave country, We appreheud viii have to bear
the b-u1t Of the blame"
Brigadier General Barnes, commanding at
Norfolk, having given notice that flag Of
truce boat would be despatched to SafJlk on