The New York herald., 1864-10-10


9or poy~ ytdls shsr couysry We ih dartsss deny
snsy aatS s7a 4er sqbrn vim pc met with the n-
Il ~ A'ss &c., .Sa 9 ~ % .:d .ss y
s.r Ss e ss M e. ssss sssr e
to the safety Of shs Unoa Instead of working day and
n.us or the Ierpetuation OF their own power over
questionable saste), would this day be feocIDg i
sedtopa victories. our ranks would be hled our aoI
od and the rebels, destitute OF hope would be knock
los io readmsslon into the Union. which hey nasey
dese.ted
Col. SyolfOrd ON the stump FOR Mcclellan.
Colonel kfank wolford one Of tho Union lighting men
OF Kentucky has taken the stump, and Is dealing hard
blows against Lincoln. In o recent speech he said
We have had var Of more than three years duration,
which has all tho time been getting more gigantic in It's
proportions. Our army still grows larger The number
Of slain ss increaos deep, dark spirit revenge
and more horrible There is prospect
Of peace Let me ask whose fault IL that tho war n
closed and the Union savedS IL is not tho fault Of
the officers Of army they faithful and skill
l Il not the fault OF the soldiers for they are noble
defeating The rebels On battle aeids ana cap
turing several OF their armies II has nobly done
Its duty and It's whole duty The conauests OF our
sion of and now occupy large portions Of rebel
sterri,ory; have captured Nashville, New Orleans
vcsburg Knoxville, aud planted the Stars and Stripes
on the walls or Atlanta; have driven the rebes to
Petersburg and Richmond. and will, hope, soon have
bated fury, and large drafts are making furnish
needed for the field The fault not in tho people; for
without stint measure. The fault is in this: The
President and his counscors aud party those who rule
ence between whipping an army aud conquerng people
The rebel army has been often whipped but the South
either Conquered or eonca.ed while the unwise and
cruel policy OF Mr. Lincoln prevails.
Mcclellan IN Penasylvania.
Noxw rort Tpn M cbad tn Tan
county Of that State republican has taken
down the of Lincoln and Johnson and hosted that
OF George B. Mcclellan. In justification OF its course the
Gazelts says
In taking down the name OF Abraham Lincoln and
putting in Its place the name of General George b. Nc
Clean as candidate together with the balance OF
the democratic ticket require to define our post
ton which propose doing briefly at this time This
Lawrence county lana, believing their interests best
secured BY the support Of the Chicago nomlneesGenera
we have hoisted their names the masthead thero to
remain until the election 10 November
Mcclellan In the Empire State.
The Phelps Union STAR published in Ontario county,
N. " has abandoned the Lincoln and hoisted the
Mcclellan aag Some Of republican subscribers have
angry stopped their paper. aud the Star thus cooly
plies
As have thus far bssn favored with than two
subscribers for every VINO has left shall
n sustaining the democratic ticket to the best
OF our humble ability trusting that after our former pa
irons shall have realized the happy and peaceful results
OF the election OF the gallant Mcclellan they will be will
ing take by the hand and thank for the honest
have taken. 1t Is indeed astonishing to
tho mighty political change which is taking place around
Another Republican Paper Changes
Front.
The Rockland county IN. W Messenger, published at
Haversraw, paper heretofore supporting Lincoln, has
hoisted tho Mcclellan Tag.
German Fremont Paper for little
Mac.
The Illinois Ssadh Ansei0e, published In Springfield,
having heretofore supported Fremont has como for
Mcclellan Il refuses 10 be sold out oy Fremont and
continues it's Lincoln.
Hon. John Hickman Abandona Lincoln.
At the republican masa meeting held in Westchester
few days since Hon. John Hickman invited to
speak but declined to participate in the meeting, aud
sent letter giving his reason that in doing he
feared he would contribute towards tho reelection Of
Mr.. Lincoln.