The New York herald., 1864-10-21
THE PRESIDENCY.

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LITTLE MAC IN LOUISIANA.
Mr. J. A. Rczier Of New 0rlcans published aicrs
adiress the democrats and conservative u,ca uf 10
State u louisiana. setting tho Why they
should cas-, their votes for Mcclellan IN Novef. Alter
chsrsiag Mr. Lincoln aud MS associates win trying 10
undermine Tho political system OF tao country and sau-
gurats dcspctis he refers sho progress Of tho war;
thea ardes TO tho military ana political si.aa'1on
a. iollows:-
There Doubt tbs Confederate resistance ia tho
wane stern eccessity win compel them to return 10
tner rue Allegiance as The will De atio
20 cseutang'o themselves from their leaders. Tsia viii
be slow p,ccesss unless Q new administration comes
into power, which will hold out = coEc.atory course,
avoiding the woundng Of their Southern pride TOO daepy
and bringing them back with ell the disny and elu'i
and rights - the sversi States unnpaircd banisons al
fe,iinss OF mere resentment or passion.
there is deadly hostility personally, to President Lin
cratic administrator they could preudces for
that party always protected its rights.
LITTLE MAC IN CALIFORNIA.
Hon. Edward staniy, formerly member OF Congress
from North Carolina and military governor OF tina. state
for time under this administration (now or Caornia),
has written letter declaring for Mcclellan and opposing
tho policy Of the administration.
MCCLELLAN IN oRRG0N.
Tho Jacksonville (oregon) Inie.lgencer (rep), bias
placed the Of the Chicago at the head Of
i
others as It's reasons
We have always said tha. any national man shosld
ceive support tho tyranica occupant OF
tie Presidential chair We want Toace, want Union,
state and constitutional rights: want liberty,
want protection from tie military and security il
the civil departments OF governmcnt wan, freedom
Of the press and liberty or speech and dnally want
confederation OF States with sneir original
rights respected The resolutions the Democratic
National Convention foresbsdows that the platform viii
advocate these measures Hence hoist the name Of
Mcclellan for President and Pendeton for vics President
IN to-dRy's issue
ANOTHER STRAW.
Hon George vlckers, OF Maryland, an old line whig
who acted with the republican "Union" party Of his
State years ago. and who before acted the
democracy, has written letter declaring Mcclellan.
He says the constitution Is in imminent peril and the
voice OF patriotism invokes them to- the rescue 1t
just and righteous cause and when battle FOR the
constitution the Union and the laws let not stop to
inquire under what name It is.
TEE REPUBLICANS FRIGHTENED At THEIR OWN LIES.
Tho Springfield Glass. Rernblican rep on this subject
Says
lie, us have fair contest Let Us see and stand to the
real issue The abolition cause is not poor need
lies for It's support and lies will not help General
Mcclellan never offered his services 10 the rebels MIR.
Pendeton di not vote ag'nst supplies for the war,
thank God that he voted. and the BOLTON presses
that are e.erape these and other fa sehooda and for
geriss are only damaging thelr aud giving
substantial aid 10 the enemy. Shame that have
50 little appreciation Of The strength and dssiy ,hsir
ism Q! tie people,
The Troy m. W Wig frep., on this poln. says
y loosh u not worse to say that General McCclnn
ever offered bis sword and services TO the rebels for
nobody can be made believe ne ever did ANY
such thing IT Is mora th,n mere TO arse
feadle;on win havns voted 70 stop supplies Tor he
Is NJ sort OF dignity Ia such ode OF elec,ioneermg
Let us not suppose either, ,ha. tie great bod, o. Do
the are In favor OF dsunion taey would mako
eishonorahle CONCESSIONS TO the demands Of the rebel
leaders. The Chicago platform do understand to
kind
KNOCK DOWN AND DRAG our FIGHT IN EAHs AS.
The republicans OF cLeayenwor,h had knock down and
drag out in the county convention held there the 10th.
Ia the mdst OF the proceedings set oi armed an who
had been incsnsed a, prominent member OF Ina. body
''went for him." and, according 70 the cons.rsa ire
dragged him from the aoor Knocked him seuscless with
revolvers and lott hic, lying In the gutter upon tho
street
ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC EDITOR ARRESTED.
The Toledo (Ohio) B'a'e has the foowing-
We are Informed that Mr. MiIigan, editor OF the
Huntingdon tindiana) Denocrsi was "gcbbied up" by
lis His offence wo have beard IL surmsed, the
declaration that the crat would conducted In an un
their powder dry" The arrest IVES uaae in a very
que que, manner party OF men IN govsrnmesf G6'rloy
don aoout midnight, went Directly 70 the etorr rcr;
dcnce secured him aud depgs9a imn,s.laely on thor
Tsssi. s1S' Of Ss.ss as
toe invaders were far on their jMrney toward ths
capital Of the State.
MASSACHUSETTS, SOLDIERS v.,rryo m INDIANA.
Tho Boston Courier gives thcfoowiug ox,rac, from
i'ser from Massachusetts, soldier whose regiment. is
stationed al Camp Barnsid Ipdiauspols written on the
day OF eiection:--
Il Is eccti day 80 ,,s er.-y,,,rc J., oo,,r o. !,
i,sa, ~, rsru nc only thing sha; dislike Ia il IS
sar, =, r ,ts ,ur regiment can 50 down sri vote tie
~ sum ~, mo by one OF the friends OF Governor
nc "a lot 70 20 down TO the ~ and vote bat id
I1 ~ although there has been great namaer Voted
t parade we were ai;fessei by Gov. aoricn VIII
.nsei us for tae service Ne had done and said
<sl pleased With orr condu1t wnLe we were oct hcre
urrc, TELEcRAPE FOR OLD ABE.
The Utica 7sle5rdra heretofore neutral paper poll.
tics which recently charged rroprietors, supports
the eleclion of Mr. Lincoln.
MISSOURI RADICALS on THE POLITICAL SITUATION.
radical letter writer from 81. Louis thus refers to
tho rsdcals:--
They ask me here, what win the radical democracy"
dor VIII they vote for McC een for Mr. Incoing II
tell them that trey will vote for neither they stand
E'rpied and lose the lt'e which still remained In
their brains. 'lf had party" says ''radi ical'
editor" al shoud be compelled 10 oecome negro, for
how else could sell myself"
THE PRESS cHoKgD BY rARTv SPIRIT.
Tbs Veaiiete Post, st. Louis on this point says
No important observer deny ths, have as lit-
tie rot less OF an independent press in this country
than Ia Europe. While there Il Is held by gov
ernncut here IL is clicked by that obstinate party spirit
against which IL seems almos hopeless rnder taking 20
war. Nevertheless are resolve 10 1xht this war.
The experience Of the recent pest breaches most
urgently against the folly of tho people, who secr
ice tho expression of their free viii in favor OF the
wishes OF professional pINicsus From the great Bath
moro swndo-vhlch every decant republican paner de-
noOncsd at the tinedowD u Tie protest swiudle of
Wade aud Javs-for they have since swallowed their
manly aprealand down 10 the smallest county cecsior,
this submission TO the dictates OF party ricksters who
Command toe party machnery Il giGyngy visible. Ard
such state OF things only lead universal cQrrup
tonns most DANGEROUS enemy of freq insiitutions 20
which all The Requisites q ancient and modern times have
fallen victim. Even tue most myis OF
the fEo slavery men do rot ni with ruore tbpn
tne expansion this corrupt srd ssrvic sprit; for
wbo tneir icnpts tend TO gslauize ble nsu
Tons, which cannot ia their bg or duration,
there s ~ cheek ~ tho ram which the %
hasten on es the anost exclusively material life of our
e0re has prepared ~ stem for the reception
CT tnsi corIuIioo of which ruin ths certain