The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-11-10
FROM WASHINGTON.

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. Especial Correspondents Of the whsslins Register
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6, 1862
: Well, the elections are over for this) sea
son, and if all parties are notsatisfed the,
) have,2 at least, the satisfaction of havin,
seen a thing or two never before witnessed
and certainly not put down in the bills
France-and I hayelong. more than sus
pected it's the model upon, which oul
5 leige masters propose to conduct their ad
ministration of this government. AS Paris
is the mistress of fashion and her 0,odiste.
give laws to the world Of dress, why should
we not initiate her also in the small matter
of government, and copy her coup d etat,
her military voting and all that, since We
have resolved to aboli shI (ah, that's the
great word, nowadays) those all tastless
people ruling notions that originated in the
| forests of Germany and have held by the
Anglo Saxon race 10 alItheir- changes OF
place and circumstance until now at last
they appear to be approaching extinction
in the lands of ths Model Republic. To be
sure we have States, but then they can
be soon reduced to Departments, for France
too had her Estates" once, but they are now
all swallowed up in the grand guilt OF
tho central power in Paris | dofF haow
how soon Mr. Lincoln will feel 1T to be
time to copy his exemplar Louis Napoleon
in his practical fighting, but we may expect
our Emperor will undertake his Magenta
and Soferino before his dynasty will be
founded quite firmly to his wish. The
sooner the better. 81 ~
The process Of suppressing States snd
State authority has received great illstra
ton from the dealings Of his Imperial Ma
jesty, this. Lieutenant in Baltimore, with the
Governor of Maryland. Some have under
taken to say that the little episode OF Gen.
Schenck,s supppressing Gov. Bradtords
proclamation, Lincolns letter qualifying but
mainly approving Schenck and Bradford's
reply, were all got up as a prsttybit OF play
to amuse and humbug the public, but
think such an opinion is not correct. Brad
ford's answer to Lincoln is too pithy, point
ed and complete to justify the idea that 1t
was intended merely as a feint. Bradford
is more than match for the autocrat, with
his Chases, Stantons, and Holts all around
him. The fact is that whenever the Admin
istration leaves brute force, aud attempts
argument it gets hoored; it had better
leave Bradford alone on the field of reason
ing, and deal with him only by the ultima
ratio of bayonets. From q aforcible suppress
sion of loyal Governors proclamation to
his personal arrest and detention, is but q
short and easy step, looked at through the
eyeglasses of the men now in power.
3 Many of the good people IN West Vir-
ginia will be glad to know | have renewed
evidence that John Browns soul is still
marching on. He and kindred souls have
got good way already, but the goal is not
vet fully attained What the final point is
to which our Abolition friends are driving
at may be Judged from the programme is
sued by Mr.. Theodore Tilton, the editor of
the New York Independent, paper consid-
erably in vogue in Wheeling and vicinity.
Mr.. Tilton fluids fault with the colored edi-
tor of the Colorsd newspaper, the Anglo
African, and counsels him TO change its
name. he writes to the said colored edl'
tor after this wise "Now were black
man and the editor of your newspaper l
would sweep away its title and give ii
Yankee one instead. Then L would sdvo
cate my right to ride in the Eighth Avenue
cars; to sit in the parlor of the New York
Hotel; to hire the best pew in Grace Church;
to run for Congress in Ben Woods District,
and to be a candidate for the next Presi
dencv of the United States" Mr.. Tilton
might have added, it would have given
much force to his advice had he promised
the black editor his support the failure to
out the cap on his climax induces the idea
that Mr.. Tilton has already pledged his
support to somebody slse, doubtless Mr..
Chase. But perhaps he thinks it would be
a great distinction to have his tavorite
candidate ran against black man, and
beat him besides.
The New York Journal of Commerce ably
exposes one Of the ten thousand frauds and
deceptions which the men now in power
resort to in order to put the people on the
wrong scent Administration presses have,
of late. been very liberal in the publication
of letters purporting to be from mass OF
corr Iespondence captured at JEFF. Davls's Old
residence in Mississippi, Thus letter sign
ed "Senex" has been paraded, as showing
up the reasonable designs entertained by
the "Dsmocracyr in 1856. 1t is plain, how
ever, that this letter was written here IN
| Washington, very lately, and never was IN
Jeff. Davis's hands, at all, for it pretends TO
propose for Secretary Of War man who, at
the date of the pretended lettsr, had been
! dead for months. That was Thos. j. Rusk
How shamefully the Abolition papers forged
documents against Vallandighatn, is now
universally known. Does anybody believe
that it is wise to ''tie to- party which Is
driven to such expedents for self existence:
/. Abohtionists are conscious of their weak
i hold on the nations heart hence their IN
tjustifable devices TO retain power. Let
them have their day, and in II show the
world who and what they are
! The WASHINGTON Chronicle forney'
Government organ) states that it took nine
ty tive hours of consecutive aud incessan
labor at q railroad ticket office here to fur
nish tickets to soldiers furleughed to g
home to vote.
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