The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-29

/ l. IS 49,
OF gl9eYe AlA u - eau
fOake peace or Fe1kpg0 o. fIaIS8 6itH
white men and IT. ~ :. EaAsSs1a toa
I.cOmmcoSGseis-as ooDl 1
] white Fepuhlic ShaN seoVs ea ring
1aas, s: Of %opgrela - ana RESFsSs IN SilA'
|. @-I.r I.raSGi1oI&-1g1AKd : 8
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We kavs room n only III lauaSt6G
extract from en- able aNd bFlsHaRk pPpecA
delivered by Hon: d. W vsssaeeS tts
Greencastle, Indiana, on th0 ssh n laaE
sA9gpst; ,--.--1 ~ see. 90. ;, ,; i,
Five hundred thouSapd more, llnaa--,
that's ALL When NJ. Lincoln Eas noni.
mated et Baltimore, Lwas a. WeshiqGtop.
Each delegation hurried 6pWa " epngFltr
ulate biD, and to tsll DE, story. d tbeie,
servile, base devotion 70 4 WsFs man -pRd
. very ordinary specimen 81 8 thah ! (
that. Eaughter.1 The thievsG th1 e6s : !.
tractors, the money changers. t60tpN NItlc
tute tfrers, the cotton speculate %nd = b
tgreedy tariff plunderers Of New Enels
came rushing dpRnsupop bin eongVat.
4 ulate him upon his n0miuatiou for the
I Presidency I have Watched aod I6Oked
| around W Asbiugten9 City 4lhAVe Feap'
the papers that TecOEdedstbe 1svOtioa g
! these men to NJ. LiaC6lnss They leAyb'
that Mr.. Lincoln @ flashed with .Nit da&
meEEiment and jest," ," whentheyswAitUd co.
himy and, that he had s,joke fonssuEyosUf
Of them. One Of them sad 10 giviak0et
account ofa 4, ."sYou oneht ~ skasss6n1A
there -, have beard theI IIARet1 ssl1soR.
let me tsn JON that og y3Ale ~ Aloat,
sight not less than > e9aijop ,Qf |s1A a9Ef:
cred with hospitals moi Iess .Ehsa a sNila
square Of hospitals, in Which ,msR gpre
lying with leg or an armp6, 1wogRdpd,
sick, dying. Every jest he tod va
marked by at least three deaths IN t6e
hospitals of WashtngtoH City, 'lo T1feG
human souls Wefs launched 'futo eternity,
by each Of Mr.. Lincoln's jSseS ard JJttE1es..
AnotheT section of Kround, II view ron ?
Mr. lEincoln's room, had been od1dg HP N1r
q graveyard, and while he jtet6a 1nd
joked with his Serville crew; be NouAd l0s1Eu
on this scene Of dying and death. Ard
yet u is proposed Aos retain, thAt snonstsrz
/ 10 Office for another isrm r-thAk monster
! that with an utter disregard fer ohnmsas
life and human misery, hAs ppQnosoa 70
prolong his term Of Object sGNptlemea.
it seems to me that i can heaF the spiEitss
of tie hundreds Of thousands who have
been paelessly sacrificed in this lwaF, plead
ing against the re election Of this man..-
Il seems 10 me that the very stones would
rise up 70 protest against ii. Il ieSins e0
me that fnanimate objects ana d6m6
| ,As-ss. a~,lA a.
had bis dayi" BtSOay, CORY, FsSk klhE, tt
him 90 out into . hatendi IU6scndffitS. @eattS1
to spend the rests Of BIZ NSy xitk taltl
| ghosts - the maFdeFta dtiA 7ktbOoelAe
around bis7duhappy pIllOwg'se 1isA' % iiili
Another AdmiaisfFEtiO6 7Of-waFts No
change Of policy b. Mr. Lincoln hes laid
down his programme He 0ays thn6
without the Abolition Of slavery, yon co
have no Union. Another four years Of
\ war land mark me, now, ny friends,
there can be no mistake about the next
four years Of war. You know precisely
what kind Of war it ID. to be. To the
commencement of this war, Mr.. Lincoln
; said he had no desire to cucumber the
Union question with the question Of
. slavery. He dfd not want TO destroy
State rights, but now he has served notice
on you that those who vote for Lincoln
will vote for four years mors OF war; not
to restore the Union, but to abolish Slaye.
~ end free the negroes. He hes safdiit
himself BY the abandonment of slavery
and by no other means, says he, en- you
save the Union; that there issAo other
means by which It can Be done except
by the emancipation of the black mAa,
and bis freedom here in our midst fYon
will take notice of this and govern your
selves accordingly. Whoever votes foe
the prOlongatiOn Of Abraham Lincolne
tenure Of Office and the Continuance of
this war, will do it with his .syss opan,
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THE n Y HERaiD or n Es66osa..-
The New York Herald nyG; Liacoln isA
failure in manners and administration, 10
mAnliness and management HElia only
successes are in bis jokes, and even OE
these two.t thirds are believed to have been
piilaged from. Joe Miller. As political
jockey he has equaled Napoleon. and
Knocked over Chase, Seward and al II
his strategy for re:eleetion. M. Lincoln
is q country lawyer Of more than ayaraee
shrewdness, and Of far more than t6e AZ.
erage indelicacy which mafkS the West.
ern Wit. His purpose may have been
honest enough on bis accession 70 p6wef;
but we distinctly impugn his honesty Uf
certain appliances be Is now putting f0fth
to secure his re- election. He seems %
have accepted With Hil its cOnsequsmees
that popular couplet-pFObably compoasd
by one Of the poets Of the EveaiuE Pest
which saNs: .--...- s.bpt le.rc
In shoday swords and sAoads zssAu .sfs
| His only hope Of once lies. Z, kUa .
In no sense can the Warwastq qOdmirsr
who is without gun contraet hppegtly
affirm Of Mr.. Lincoln that he Aae diSp1py.
ed any great or brilliant qualities duFilg
his three years chariOteeripe Of our colln.
try's destiny. Kind; hearted and pairioiic
Of purpose, according to bis limitsd liehta.
We believe him; but be il IL manners 3
mistake, and in the management Of 0uf
matters. both foreign and domestic, 4 ds.
cideti T" flasco. "9''T .its1S bss as''si IsFis
\ .. 80 80 -. :. -..S,SS.ta.SE asuss
On board the CpHapd Glsimzs. aivina
service is Psad evsSy Sunday morniaR.-
A passengAs. .eRs Su6deS ~ kse 11tho
crsN if he Was itbllgA b tEa11sad tnNae
lwosship.s "4EoE sAs1 IhilgD1 ,.Wb
piled Jack, !" bat pais - ~ 80
II We didn'tr, 4iossa Tlss nflsl bss ,ael5GiS
-.e.-.a.- f,s s-.uues ssGsakbs avid
.GgvE moth tppauav tAa st IllntA
leat it taxa the tAeieeanoE. ~ -