Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-07
By the Governor:
ID. WiLLrRs, IN, Private Secretary
the Election OF Mcclellan


which the sons of America have now the oppor-
tunity TO be successful, winning for themselves
and their children blessings of priceless value
Suspend for moment all feelings of passion
and prejudice, ana reflect the history of the
Union we love. and consider the glorious oppor
,unity now offered to save it from the greatest
danger which has ever threatened il Il cah be
done Ii the honest vote of the people Is put In
il will be done
The secession movement, which has brought
the Union into such imminent peril, began with
the united efforts OF tie Northern AbOlitioEists
and the Southern disunionists This is no longer
denied. Not only did tie Tribune and other
papers OF the same class, advocate the right OF
secession, and urge submission to it. but even so
late as the 18th of last month Mr. Horace
Greeley, the first elector the New York State
Lincoln ticket, in a speech at Hartford, declared
himself Ia favor OF permitting the secession OF
the Southern States It they should BY q fair
vote, express their desire 10 go And most
remarkable proof Is furnished by an address
which was read BY Gen. Dix At the radical abo-
liton meeting OH Tuesday called War Demo
crats) Ia that document occurs the following
remarkable expression:
III the Southern States, after calm delibera-
ton, and after carefully considering all the con-
sequences. had decided, with the consent of 9th
ers. and with full recognition OF their resnonsi-
bIlity 10 the UniOn> to withdraw peaceaby from
it, there are many of as lchO ,cOpid hare preferred
separation 10 ciCu icaT "
This is not General Dix alone, for the address
was only read By am, having been previously
prepared in careful council nv the individuals
whom he represented.
The doctrine of secession was maintained by
the Enthusiastically by those whom Gen
Dix represents. and openly BY many others-as
CHI ht-- ,los
Union, Constitution and flag, resolutions propos-
Ing correspondence with Southern dsuniOnists,
and In many other ways. the prosfs have often
been laid before our readers.
There is but one way of putting the 6nal seal
of silence and contempt this disunion senti-
ment. Ii is not by placing in Office the men who
have advocated and still advocate such doctrines
What will be the fate of the Union if the North
ern dlsunl0nlsts are n power mere, aud the South
Is held by the tyrannosl power of the Davis dy
nasty at RichmOndl
In the election of General Mcclellan, now so
near accomplished, IL "a be seen the hope of the
Union. Disunion men at the North then sink at
once into obscurity Disunon men at the North
find themselves suddenly confronted by the Eew
and last increasing Union party of the South. 20
large party that il Is manifest that il already
irightens the men in Richmond with the signs of
coming doom
Old principles on which the nation vas found
ed. by which it has been preserved. by which
alone il can be saved wall ba restored TO their
supremacy. The age OF f8naticism and madness
will be over. Reason will resume sway AZ
Washington and throughout the country Law
will be enforced everywhere, submitted TO every
where The arbitrary will OF one man will no
longer determine the life and liberty of the citi
zen and the destiny of the nation. / he army
will De managed by military mind. capable. as
the constant appeals 10 him TO save the capital
have abuudantly demonstrated
The finances OF the country will be placed or
the solid basis of conservative principles. The
vigor of the whole people will be renewed
Rebellion will ay the land. Union. hearty, joy-
full glorious Union and peace will again reign
from guilt to lakes. and the shouts of free and
united people will ring across Atlantic and
Pacific
II Mcclellan is not elected the future presents
only gloomy continuation of for the aboli
ton Of slavery and the determination OF pOpu
laton. he winter before must be occupied
with filling up the army bali million of men
must be raised by draft or otherwise for the next
years campaign. How many more will be want
cd after that no at > can foresee.
There has nevt IN the history OF the var been
time more oppcrtuns for the triumph of the
Union cause. by a victory over secessonism and
Abolitoni-m. It's twin enemies IL the Alabama
Legislature resolutions were discussed only few
DAYS ago in favor 81 negotiations for peace on
the basis of the Union. All over the South this
idea : now entertained Distinguished Ken
lucky and Tennessee gentlemen assure us Of
their knowledge that the election of General
Mcclellan will restore Union and peace, with
the complete humiliation Of rebellion and dis
union.
We are glad to see that the spirit OF the people
i aroused The only fear OF failure has been
based on the INSCRIPTIONS power which has been
displayed in Maryland and Tenne,se and on such
frauds a. have been exposed in Indiana. This
fear IS vanishing. There will De frauds. but
they can be overcome The soldiers OF the army
are voting ia immense majority for Mcclellan
The peoples hearts respond 10 the brave hearts
OF the army ne prospect Is Increasingly good
from hour % hour We have entire confidence
that II the people vote as they think in spite of
al fraud and Interference the sun Of November
9Th will set Oh a Union saved aud nation
med.-New York Journal Of Commerce.
q All that Grant needs % take Richmond
are reinf1rcemenis. say Official advices from
Washington. II ;his be so. what has become Of
tue men raised by the asst Grsitl Are they all
used Nd aireadyg and IL -. how long will u be
before archie. draft will be orderedl IL all that
Grant ueeds i 20 be reinforced, Why are not the
soldiers sent 20 the front sho. under the Hook
ere, Wallaces, Wssh5ufnes and Others. are en-
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