The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

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secondary importance
Tie Horid causious is friends to
beware n betting 8 MrClelan The
caution hardly necessary a. hone
have bsfa found 70 iogl hardy
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clare ~ Mcclellan. and iaat iie 4gn
o]n.Ifataaa naoue ihe prssits were
auu aketHl praof taattaey lad ao
Stock n lie Cascsg0 concern,
Al exchange say. IF ne late Tom
Marshall OF kcnarky, ihai he had a
genius Ike Greek fire, and wa az
ways trying 70 qaench Il with ~his-
key.
Pugb undertook 10 speak rs Cow
ingtan recently bot his speegh was 80
outrageous tlai lbe Keuiuckians
would NOS stand IS and be Nas ablig
"a % stop II The middle and Ny across
fnr Ohio Tor safety.
Hon. Henry Sianberry, n Of the
most distinguished lawyers OF Ohio, a
supporter Of the Bell-Egereit tick.
Il IN lsG0.is out FOR Lincoln.
The Louisville Press. says that Me-
Clellan assured Chas A. Mckljfe Of
Kentucky. two days before The letter
Of acceptance, dat if be was elected,
not \ gun should be fred 1t the reb.
els after tie 4h If March,
There are some WHO could never
understand how Mcclellan came to be
called the Napoleon Of the Vest
The matter is explained by IN extract
from the journal Of an officer Of the
/ Galena, on which Mcclellan spent the
day OF Malvern. The General be-
ing considerably fatigued, wen 10 the
cabin for a little Nap" From the
frequency of these celebrated slum-
beers away from the battle fields upon
which lis army was fighting, he came
to be The young Napoleon
The writer OF a letter in the ArgaS
gets the Two pet phrases Of the De-
mocracy, Young Napoleon" and Lit
tie Mae slightly mixed up, and says
be must vote for Little Napoleon
Il seems ms lho6gh it must occur 10
those who read it, what a very htae
Napoleon the young Napoleon has
turned out to be.
The Democrats of Michigan have
nominated for Governor, Col. Fenton,
formerly Of the Eighth Michigan,who
wanted to surrender his regiment 70
the rebels, when Lincoln issued his
emancipation proclamation. The most
natural thirg in the world.
In South Carolina they are calling
out men Of sixty years, TO get rein
iorccments iorf tie secession armies.
Tie next call viii carry-the conscrp'
ton Up to three-score.and-ten, The
limit OF the life Of man.
The Democrats are rejoicing over
the great gains in Connecticut. They
have gained just three towns. On
tile other hand tile Unionsts have
gained len towns. Ii the Democrats
are pleased with tie balance sheet,we
haze no objection.
The Democrats have greatly ridi.
culed Mr. Liucoln's my pam. From
recent revelations il appears thar AZ
Ter McClcI an lt.d been IN command
ssyeu months be bad no plan Of can-
pai4u FIR tie Army d the Potomac.
Finally when the President detetm.
med that the army should be moyel
AID gave the young Napoleon ten day;
10 furnish the plan, Senators Latham
aud Rice AID Bfig- Gen. Naglee cam,
10 his rescue with the Peninsula plan
a council Of wal was packed to ap.
prove il, and Mcclellan was saved.
Tie Utica Heraa wants 10 know i
the Uaion soldiers are " Lincoln'r
lirelngs as The copperheads cal
them, what Is Gen. Mcclellan will
bis SIX thousand per year?
The soldiers call the Democrat,
. candidates the mild Mcclellan an,
tile Peaceful Pendleton'-a very cor
rect estimate Of the Chicago ticket.
MAJ. Gen. Scho6eld, commander 0
the Army q the Ohio, in Sherman
army, ii a recent serenade speech an
cquis ocally endorsed the war meas
arcs Of the Administration, and an
nounced himself a supporter N Nj
Lincoln. This disposes of another a.
tempt Of the Democrats to dnd a fight
ing General for Mcclellan.
How TnEr YorE.-The followih.
is an extract from a letter from th,
II - Csueraf Hoertta NJ Chafta