The New York herald., 1864-10-26
Tho Presidency.

Mems Democratic Association, BY George T. Curtis. he
gave hia for desiring the triumph OF the demo-
cratic party at the coming election among which
the statement that the leading Of the republican
party have corrupt the bad management Of the
finances Of the country personal liberty every
has been tampered with by the administration He
war with the course which il IS intended the
party shall pursue In relation TO the "They intend
50 say you can return 70 sae Union and have s your
letter. and expounded according to his view The
zion OF Mcclellan the occasion Of warm plaudts.
Bx-sUPREME COURT JUDGs FOR LITTLE MAC.
Hon. d. r. Curtis, late Judge the bench OF the
United States Supreme Court, and who gave opinion
counter that Of Chief Justice Taney the majority
with him tho Drod Scott case, is for Mcclellan.
M'0LsLLAN IN OHIO.
Charles W. Noble Esq., who has hitherto acted with
che republican party and who, for the past three years,
OF the most active and energetic members of the
Military COMMITTEES. has put more soldiers in the Geld
than perhaps any other 10 Northern Onto Is the
stump in behalf OF General Mcclellan.
1IscoLH IN TENNESSEE.
Hon. T. A. R. Nielsen, of Tennessee, who has warmly
opposed OF Mr. Lncolns measures, him.
self for Lincoln and johnson.
THE BlUs JACKETS OUR NAvY-THE SAILORS
VOTES.
We have received several letters from the sailors
our men ofwar complaining tina, they unable to get
Mcclellan tickets 70 The following synopsis OF Ave
Of these letters viii furnish the public idea Of the
dilemma that shay e.s in:-
An officer OF the United States steamship 0nondaga,
stationed In tho James re writes for democratio Pre-
odsntia and New York State tickets Immediately He
Gays that although he could find It 10 his heart TO
vote Mcclellan with Pendleton attached stl be wss
that who do not IL In that light should
have tho opportunity OF voting they wish He adds;
6ome New York poiticians--one Colonel wain-have
been here but brought no Mcclellan tickets, and the
men are afraid that they be cheated right
VOTE Most Of the New York Sailors be says are for
Mcclellan and are anxious TO exercise tho right Of every
American citizen.
ANOTHER nrPUBLrcAy ORGAN FOR McLBLLAS.
The Bradford (Pa.) Arous, Published in 1owands,
Bradford county Pa has the State election In that
State, and acting with what claims to be the tide 10
tnat state Thursday took down the Of Lin.
coin and johnson and bosted those Of Mcclellan aud
PsndIesou. Among many other reasons given for It's
course u says
10 not tho times demand change in the policy Of the
eovernmsnt2 We believe they do, and being OF iha,
s5ptpon o have taken down name Of Abraham Lin
colo and pu ,n sr sSn Mcclellan g IN ~
ue may give offence some OF the old readers OF the
Argus As the argus was the organ OF the old whig
party we have 70 say s old patrons that making
tns change we but place the Argus aDng by side oi
eminent mon Of that party who have come down 10 The
present .memen who baye ,or years s'ooa @ soos from
Mcclellan as the only hope OF the country.
now MCCLELLAN LOSES VOTES.
Another letter from the blockadng squadron OF Beau
cor N c. gives the following statement Of rhe manage
men, OF the soldiers out therefor october > three o.
-four gentlemen, from - appearances officers Of th
Epaed states naval servicc Board and mus,cre
al, anus on THE quarter deck and few words pos
c,be Sxpaned tho purpose OF their visit and stated ths
Mi those who wanted 10 vote a tho forthcoming Pres
xcpt, election might do under the following crcun
hssnces-"rha, they wanted 70 vote for the prescu
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