New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
PENNsYLVANIA.


Ohio, takes place on Tuesday Of next week. aud
its approach is signalized by the evident dcspe-
ration Of tho Copperheeds. One OF the latest
evidences Of this is their attempt TO deprive Of
the Right Of Suffrage those Penusylyanians who
are serving their country a. soldier, but who,
being wounded or sick have been sent TO the
hospitals a, Philadelphia or Harrisburg FOR treat
ment and recover. Judge Woodward. their
candidate for Governor pronounced The decision
which annuled the act Of Republican Legs
la,ure authorizing the votes Of soldiers who are
legal voters in Pennsylvania 10 be polod IN the
camps Of their regiments respectively; but lie
went further than has been opposed, and (in
the ease Of Chase against MilIe) held that
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If IL ,HfSrtH1 ne military fCrieG'
This depriyes Of his vote every soldier sta
toned in the State at distance from bis home,
and every one under Treatment; in hofpital who
cannot be removed 10 his place Of residence.
Gov. Curtin must lose several thousands oi votes
by this decision. The ige (Philadclphia) says;
I'VE hope that the Democratic assessor IN the .ev'
eral wards In which hospitals sItIhted VII DC hrh
ard determined ON this question. ILry has" thr Inv"
Justice aud lght their side and thus iofihch can
stand the erccst sun ofinquiry In tho I"cn second
and TweAiy fourth Wards the case particularly press
ing IA there the monster hospitals are lochlrd hnd
hence the great bulk 81 the soldier vote W DE- pohed
there II anywhere. But the decision OF The Snprcm.
Court Of tie State Ia connection with what leu h"in
TIE Pro.doui Judge II the Court 81 Common Iions yes
tcrday settles the question US To the pncc where 81
dsr can legally east has vote and We hope that tho ap
Ia NsIF a.
fraud and violence upon tho elective franchise before
other aud ioTobc measures Will have 10 De resort
cd 10 for he purp0s Of shielding tho rights oi honest
men from the Vaccinations Of rosucs and their masters
1t is very clear a, all events, that the Copper
heads Of Pennsylvania want ~ few soldier votes
cast as possible. Whatever may be pretended
elsewhere, they manliestly Lnom that the great
mass Of the soldiers detcst all their works and
ways, and would, if they could only vote, ut
terly r0ut them. Gov. Curtin must now lose
Fifty Thousand Votes by the denial Of the Right
Of Suffrage TO soldiers while he had only Thirty
two Thousand majority in 1860. Still, we are
very confident that the loyalty Of the State will
carry him triumphantly through; but to this
end il is essential that every vote shall DC cast
Judge Woodward having made vague de-
NAL Of the charge of substantial sympathy with
the Seccssionisis, Hon. Lemuel Todd-widcly
known as truthful and sponsible-pointed in n
letter to IIendrick Is. Wright late M. C.-the
near neighbor and personal friend Of Judge
Woodward-as one who knors Judge W. TO
have declared in favor Of letting the Rebels have
their own way To this The Age replies:
"The answer Ii short and plnn-Col Hcndrick Is
Wright late Member of Congress and about tho crccs
War Democrat In the House Of Representatives. s sup
porting Judge Woodward aud viii give him his vote
Need more be said Y
We submit that good deal more is need.
cd-that the above ~ no answer at all. Col.
Wright may act as a good many "War Demo
Gratis" in our State did when they elected Sey
mour Governor with Brooks and the Woods to
Congress. The fact that Wright is supporting
Woodward fully justiics the presumption that
he would cxculpatc his candidate il he could.
Ills silence is confession.
The Press says:
with the Hon II. Il Wright Mr.. Justice Wood
ward VII probably admit hc 10 acquainted. aud w