Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-11-05
Ion Electoral Ticket.
SENATORIAL.
Michael, Philaielphia.
cunningham, Beaver county,
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iBNATIoNAL HOTEL, N. "
October 3lst, 1854
city takes the lead not only in
transactions, but also in polti-
Politically, New York exercises
rs influence, not only through
d enterprising journals, but by
her interest in various improve
enterprises throughout the cour-
commerce of New York has in
.rge majority to favor free trade,
connection with the large foreign
!, accounts for its heavy demo
iorities The friends of General
claim majority of 900 in the
h is 10000 more than is conceded
ion party. This is large majo-
it will be easily overcome by the
Union majorities of the interior coun-
New York like Pennsylvania, will
Union ticket a handsome majority.
preston of many is, that Mcclellan
get single State, not even New
The probabilities, however arc,
Jersey, Kentucky and Missouri,
FOR Mcclellan. Among the news
Iere, the World is the leading Nc
paper 1t Is said to be controlled,
sned, principally, by Augustus Bel
the great Jew Banker of this city,
is the representative of the Rothschilds
Europe. The Express, another paper of
.hc same character and principles, is edited
,v lama, propLns who x,,ag Tnyy Nnorc
since, the head and front of the Know-No-
thing party. These papers are perfectly
bankrupt in principle, and as reckless of
moral honesty in politics, as the voriest
rogue in Sing-Sing To read the Bulletin
boards of these papers, one might imagine
he was in Richmond or some other city IN
jeff Davis dominions. Not only are the
victories of our army frequently denied, in
the face Of the official reports, but when the
rebels, themselves, admit them, these men
if they can't ignore the facts underrate their
Importance.
1t is, indeed, deplorrble that men for the
sake ofparty should forget every instinct of
patriotism. A few days ago, leading would
be democrat from neighboring county, not
one hundred miles from Sunbury declared
in presence of southern democrat That if
Lincoln was elected he was in favor Of put
ting Mcclellan in the Presidential chair 10y
force. The Southerncr promptly told him
that if such were his sentiments, he was a
traitor at heart, and deserved to be hung
This reproof was entirely unexpected, and
the pretended democrat endeavored to ex-
plain away the offensive remarks.
The Chicago platform, and General Nc
Clellan's platform of principles, are two en-
tirely different things. \ Pendlcton Demo
crat, who goes in for the Chicago platform
as it is, and not as the Nc C.ellan party con-
strues it, writes to the New York Daily NouS,
Fernando Woods organ, as follows:
"The truth is, Mr.. Editor, the real Demo
cracy in Kentucky don't care q - between
Lincoln and Mcclellan, and moreover, they
won't go to the polls to be insulted by Yam
KEGS and negroes. So if Lincoln gets this
State you must not set it down to the want
of Democratic votes, but to the folly Of the
leaders in putting federal, with armed
federal principles, at the head of the ticket.
''If 're could cote for Pendieton, not man
would hesitate to incur any risk to do so
because he is democrat of the right stamp,
and has not repudiuted the platform of the
democracy. But as it is We might as well
have black federal as white one"
The Gold Market is again very much ex-
cited, and will be until after the election
Every effort is made by Belmont, the Jewish
Banker, and agent of the Rothschilds, in
New York, to run up the price of gold, in
order to raise the prices Of goods, and thus
injure the Administration.