Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-29

DaF1IJ1 WIVES taS 1880 OA--s 0St@f i
nal, that vote for Gpyerner was taken
in his command, at Nashville, on the |
2lst, which resulted in unanimous |
vOte6of 7l8 for Morton
A vote was taken at the General Hos
pitaI, Jefferson Barracks, No, on the
24th inst, With the following result:
Lincoln, s73; Mcclellan, ss; Fremont,
IL.
Z. The Peace Democrats having made
sport Of Gen. Green Clay Smiihs joenlar
remark that be would bet s50Oo0e that
Lincoln .would be reelected, be has pro
possd to deposit Immediately in any
respectable banking house $4,000 on
The proposed bet, the whole Of il 70 be
forfeited If the entire half million is
not put up before the election. Here Is
chance for Mcclellan sporting men.
Win the Belnonts come 10 time?
Ex-secretary Chase declares that from
his observations in the country where he
has been touring, be believes Lincoln
must certainly be elected. he has All
ready taken the stump in Ohio
When Ssanton's bulletin announcing
Shermar's victory vas posted on the
bulletin boards in Cincinnati, an 10
creduious frishman was seen 10 shake
his head and mutter, cts id lie, a
id Lincoln lie to injare Mcclellan.
The EsD Nation announces that the
Fremont men in Maryland intend tosup-
port Mr.. Lincoln. Certainly, everybody
is going to support Mr.. Lincoln.
Said democrat, eonyeFsing with an
arden. Union man, "If disaster 70 our
armies is necessary 10 the election Of
Mcclellan, then psIcoms disaster r
What more could be expected Of party
who swear by the Chicago Platform.
A recent Mcclellan meeting 'sas pre-
sided over by General PATTERSON, the
officer whoss cowardlce and iueompe-
tsncy wasthe cause Of the defeat Of the
Union army at Ball Raa, 10 1861.
The Dayton Journal observes that
the COpperhead papers denounee Mr.
Lincoln because he worked hard and
educated himself They call him q
"boor. They praise General MeCleI
Ian because he Was educated st the pub
lie expense.
A vote was taken al the Soldier
Home, indianapolis, on Monday last
We give il for the comfort and encoar
agemsnt Of the Democracy: Lincoln
9ls; Mcclellan, 49, Morton, 800; Nc
Donald, Q. The soldier boys have Q,
faith In the Mackerela
The boys ia the q. s. General Hospi
tai, Lookout Mountain, are poltieail
divided as follews: Lincoln, 1856 Ere
mont, s; Mcclellan, !.
Hospital No. ?, Chattanooga, Tenn
gives the following vote: Lincoln. 100
Mcclellan, 70; Fremont, IS. In rebe
ward attached to the hospital the vot
stood this way: Lincoln 3; Mcclellan
81. Bounlyjampers, used for policinI
hospitals a. = penalty for their conduei
voted as follows: Lincoln, TO- Mcs5le
Ian, IS, Fremont, 7.
We are informed, says the Indiana
polls Journal that the votes Of tort
one Indiana regiments have been r,
eeived, aud that out of the entire nun
Der Mcdonald got but one hundred an
sixty-nins. -
The Dayton Journal states, on ID
best authority, that Gen. Rosecrans SUI
) ports Abraham Lincoln, and will vol
for him.
! A private letter received from a so
; der at Jefferson Barracks, near 5
Louis (says 40 exchange), few das
ago, says vote had iuss been taken f
President among the soldiers there pre-
snt, Of whom there were about 6,0(F
: Gu. of this number only lis votes wsE
cast for.the "Grave digger Of the ChieI
Ahominy,"
Il The Chicago Platform and 10. MeIlol
aid declare that the war is failar
Sherman and Sheridan have recent
given us some splendid speeches or Il
other side Of the question, and the
authority is much bOitsr than that Of L
. white rag meeting at Chicago, or ii
olive hranch and surrender candida
for Governor.
! Mcdonald, in his speeches, reals an
, endorses both the Chicago Platform 81
MeClellsns letter Of aeeaptanee.sd Go,
Morton replies 20 this wonderful pc
formance. MY competitor staads VII
one foot on the platform and the oths
: Oh, McClellan's letter. One half Of hi
is 90 war footing aud the other half o
! peace establishment Nov, hay
seen = man riding two horses In CT
i. Gus, bot then both horses we're runnis,
in the same direction. If tia horse
ran Ia different directions, he conid nj
stick on long without an indefinite ei
tension of his legs. This is the gre'
/ / political two-horss aetaal e siaes ST
We supposed politician aust hare
profound conteEps Cor the iasslsgencp
bis audience when be endorses the letts
: and the platform NJ the same. time. e
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