The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-04
WHO SUPPORT MCCLELLAN AND PEN
DLETON7

from the If7bHHe.
1. Every Tory and anti-Liberal journal in the
British Isles is a bigoted, noisy, violent cham
pion of our Rebel shareholders, insisting that
their Confedtracy must and ought to triumph
over the Union-that ''the South" can never be
subdued, and never should be. Every one of
these journals advocates and hopes for the sue
cess of Mcclellan.
II. Every Imperial anti,Republican Journal
issued in France, together with the Courier des
Etats UniS, the Imperial organ in this city, is a
championS of our Shareholders Rebellion, of
Southern independence, and of the election OF
Mcclellan. They evidently consider the last
these desiderata the condition or complement of
the two former.
III. Milard Fillmore who in 1856 volunteered
the assertion that, In case of a Republican
Triumph in the pending Presidential election
the South would break up the Union, and be
JUS IN so dong, IL out for Mcclellan.
". Richard W. Lathers who, about the time
OF her secession, wrote that, whenever South
Carolina should call on him to do so, he was
ready 20 fight in her service, is an active aud
paying McClellanue.
Y. Henry Grnnel, who has been quoted with
out contradiction in the Richmond journals rs
heart and soul with the slavGholding Rebels, is
an active and prominent supporter OF Mcclellan.
VI. General Robert Patterson, who, in fagrant
defiance of his orders, turned his army away from
fighting or holding Joe Johnston's Rebel force on
the Shenandoah near Winchester, marching it
back towards Maryland, and so allowing john
ston to hurry his troops to join Beauregard at
Manassas and thus defeat tue Union army no
Bull run, is Jealous supporter of Nc Ilollm.
VII. General Fitl John Porter, who WAS Geue-
raj Patterson's Chief of S.aii, and vino has since
been found guilty by court martial of treason
able disobedience of orders and refusal - Ight az
the second battle OF Ball run, whereby General
Pope was defeated, aud who was therefor cash
Tered from the army, is a Jdi.k-aud.thiu sup
porter of Mcclellan.
VIII. George w. woodward, who declared,
while secession was in progress, that he wducd
any line of separation OF the States run north of
hiS State (Pennsy lvan j, and who last year pro-
nounced filling the Union armies by draft uncon-
stitutlOnal, is Jealous partisan OF McClelan's
election.
MIX. Horatio Seymour, who in 1861 proposed
70 4 friend that the STATE of Ncw York should
adopt the Montgomery Constitution, and so ,in
the Southern COniedcracy, Is stumpilg our
State for Mcclellan.
X. Rodman Nj. Price, Ex-Governor OF New
Jersey, who wrote public ietIcr to l.. ". Bur
nett, OF Newark, urgiog that NeS Jersey should
Necede nom the Union aud join tue southern
Conlederacy, Is stamping day and nigdt for
Mcclellan.
XII. g. Godfrey Gunther, yor of this city,
has vetoed the Common COuucils' rescRt resolve
20 illuminate our city On account OF the great
h J'Lion victories, in me sage surcharged with
eCOpperheRd malignity ami thinly III, gutsed SYM
pathy for the Rebel cause. He presided at the
great Mcclellan ratification in Union Square.
XII. Thousands OF open, active Rebels, many
of whom have served in the Rebel armies, are
now at home III kentucky or Missouri, under the
folds of the Union flag. Every one Of Ehsse,
while still Rebel, will vote 0tpermi.teN for
Mcclellan; Whils gytrl one wkO has 20, his
'rghts, and wants me Unlou 90 triumph over
the Rebellion, Is IN Lincoln oua Johnson, And
so with the thousands Of Southern refugees and
fugitiycs IN this and other 'rthern ctes.
Fellow-ciliztus! We speak wAa. We do know,
and what yOu I,.,} asO know, II you will drop
into any place OF popula; resort and sic quietly
4 till YOU hear some Que whose talk betrays his
sympathy with the Rebels, and his hope aud
trust that they may yet triumph, and you VIII
soon hear him blowing for Mcclellan and curslng
the President Tor not keeping him longer at the
head OF the Union forces. tHe can hardly Tor
give him for keeping the Great Unready there
! so lOng,) And whenever, from Lapland 10 Aus
trala, you lind a man who wishes success TO
4 the Shareholders Rebellion, there you have a
man who fayors the election OF George u. Nc
Clellan,
Ifyou like that company go in The Union
q cause can do without you.