New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-03

New. ~ Ork CITY Orhnge.. irV'
o.. o ngO g. reone - 100
Westchester. 2No Albany ....'".....-' 100
Putnam 1900. ...... 100 Rensselaer,. -......... 2nV
Rnckland ....... 900 Schoharie. ........-. ltoV
Richmond. ........ l.50ol COlambis... i,oN
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..o1n.
III this calculation DO fair one II IL impossible FOR
Mcclellan 10 lose lie state.
Let us dissect the above Roorback:
/. The Counties of Orange, Columbia and
Rensselaer,, ere set down as "ocr.ain" 10 give
Mcclellan AGO majority. These Counties
gave an aggregate majority for Lincoln in 1860
of SIG, which they increased last Fall to a6i
for Mr.. Depew, who headed the Union state
Ticket They will not now give 1000 majority
either way, hut our friends in each County
expect TO carry il, and We do rot doubt that
they will together give small majority for
Lincoln.
Kiags County gave 400 majority against
Lincoln; which VA reduced last Fall to /. G73
against Dcpew. Our friends expect 10 wipe out
the balance this Full, and viii do it unless de-
ieated by unsatisfactory local nominations. IL
cannot give 1900 against as, unless by fraud.
The rust Of the counties on The above lit viii
probably 90 against us by about half the ma
jorites above set against them; except that
New-York viii probably give more and Sullivan
good deal less than half tho,e majontiee.
ppeeHs spay give loo, though che did not in
90. nor yet in "a, and will not now if oar
friends get out their full vote. including the
Soldiers! This city is full Of Southern refugees
Of Rebel procliviies, every one Of whom who
can vote Of all will vote the Chicago ticket, snd
they may roll up the majority against rs to
20, 00O but if the vote should be restricted Ia
those who are properly roaidents Of our CITY, it
cannot exceed 5000.
III. A word, now, a. TO The Mrrcvry's foolish
whopper that "Mr. lincoln will try and keep
the Army IN motion til after Election. 20 that
the boys shall have no chance 10 vote at all
/. NJ SINGLE State having q Mcclellan or
Democratic Legislature has ever yet enabled ia
solliers in service " vote At III. The laio Logs
lstures Of Nsr-Jery,g, Dciai,0Ts. Indiana and
Illinois, we're lrongly Democratic; bat mother
Of them could bo induced 10 extend the Rgli Of
,
suppose they 80 sc'ed vi bout i1o'e'ng tha'
those soldier, were manly against tbcml
9. In no single instance have the Soldiers q,
auy Slato given an aut-Liucoln majority.
Here erd there, a regiment may have done
(snd may now do) 20. bat the voting Soldier
Of each State have uniformly given majortios
OF three 70 one (,he lowest uP 70 twenty and
even forty 10 one, for The Lincoln tickets. Ind
In no instance have We heard even 3 complaint
dat the Soldiers, or any Soldier, did not vote
actly as they or boz chose 20 %. Now il the OPP
position have Dcyer yet enabled The Soldiers 20
vote in any single state--if TO county or town
ship hui such are strongly Democratic ever
w gave majority aglinst allowing the Sol
dicrs 70 vote. while old Borks and other such
Democratic strongholds have given large Ioe-
joritle against it--and ifthe Democratic party
never vet obtained even onc.hird Of ho Soldiers
vote from any state that has allowed them u
vote, il Il probablcthatth are nov abogt 10 re-
ceve nearly the whole of III
g. No amount Of marching win deprive the
Soldiers Of this state Of their right 10 vote be-
cause they send theiryo'os homo whenever they
see ct, and have them poledby trusted friends
Any Soldier who IL alcgal voter in our State
may make up his ballot any day or night be-
tween this End the election and send IL sealed
10 DO voted at home; and i ,eiR be, though
he should be Fighting o. marching, or disabled,
on the day OF election. Then why not tel
lcss foolish lies, if any, than that about keep.
ing "the Army in motionl"
III. Bets ore poor argument; yet they arc
better than lios. And il IL notorious fact that
Mc NcCieiians.S here aboat do not rant 70 Iet.
For instance: 40 stated, two weeks agO--in
repelling false imputaton hy 1ie ktading
G0.elte--that We happened 20 know 0 man gfo
wanted 10 lct ~lOooc0, In SUNS Of ~ ,0O0 70
81. 900 that Abraham Lincoln wonld be- chosen
President for the ensuing term. In other times.
we should have had fifty inquiries within
twenty-four hours for the aamo Of this Lincoln.
tie; hut, MP 20 this hour, no NcClcllaritc hai
asked for il. If any shorid want ~ know il,
they can learn it of James y. Taylor, ,sPine-et.
Now, il may indicate simply an improved
moral sense in our Copporhead neghbors that
they decline betting, if so, We rejoice oyer it
most heartily. We respect them the more for
not betting-respeat not only their morality but
their eagacity-still, it is notorioas fact that
they do NOT want 20 bet on either Mcclellan or
Seymour, aud that Tic Mtmury's brag is foolish.
They have the same objections TO betting that