Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-03
From the Ncw York World, oct. ~
TIE LATEST OUTRAGES 1!

TIE LATEST OUTRAGESi
Atcnlpt 10 Rob Uemocrotic .Soldje7s oftLe,r
Tot8-IDmh n Ncg York ,State- The /
,S'atc Igcnts in Washington aad BoLtt- /.
D,orc 1yrcsscd and H,cir O6ices Closed- |
We BcgiDniaD If Me Ead--COn fession .
NJ da Adm6ntr0iion .Stoot tIfycoR- The /
Fcciiag in this City, What lie Ropie /
think gt die Matter.
We print below the dispatches received .
last night in reference to the outrage upon
the New York State Soldiers Agencies in I
Baltimore and Washington, together with |
the dispatch to the Tribune foreshadowinp /
the proceeding. The whole thing bears on
its face the evidence that it is part of Mr.. /
Lincoln way Of managing the political
to re-clect himself The charges
are trumpcd up the confessions are those
of stool pigeons" in the interest Of the Ad-
ministration and the immediate cause is
the certainty that the electoral vote Of New
York is to be cast for General George j.
Mcclellan, aud that lloratio Seymour is to
be reelected to its chief magistracy. Gov
ernor Seymour will doubtless see that the
honor of the Empire State is fully vindica-
ted, in which course he will have the sup
port Of all its truly patriotic citizens.
THE FEELING ~ THE CITY.
We took the trouble yesterday to send
reporters to various portions of the city to
ascertain the feeling, if possible, in regard
to the gigantic conspiracy of the Admins
tration to suppress the votes of Democratic
soldiers by the arrest Of our State agents
which plot was Enthusiastically foreshadowed
/ in the Tribune of yesterday morning. The
that throughout the entire metropolis there
is but one sentiment as to the matter, that
of thorough, unwaverinp determination thai
the Democratic soldiers shall have fail
vote; that the Democratic citizens will not
submit for one instant to this last crownina
act Of despoti,m The bitter Indignation
which is universally felt cannot be describ
ed; it is beyond words The people believe
that argument is exhausted and that unles,
Lincoln recedcs, there is but one course left
for them.
We give brief record Of few Of the
discussions which were overheard by onr
reporters. They will serve as an indication
of the metropolitan sentiment.
On the corner Of avanue \ and East
Twelfth street, knot Of people was collec-
ted last night, little after six clock. -
From unmiStakablc indications in the shape
Of tin pals. beglinmed faces, and horny
hands, it was evident the crowd was com
poned of workmen. On stepping up, our
reporter discovered that they had learned
Of the threatened suppression of our sol
diers votes. and immediately Transcribed
the conversation of the two evident spolcs
men of the party ;''Yo on don't really think
Mac. they'll do it p Il know they will
!, They'll try it at any rate; but we'll swee
: the - scoundrels off the earth ~ That
2 so, that so, said dozen voices in chorus
t After some further remarks of the same d.
d tcrmined character, the crowd broke ava
n An exciting discussion took place in Wa
y ST., near the Office of The Journal of Con
d merce, yesterday. Some prominent Repu
n licans were attempting to smooth over Iii
Y coins flagrant attempt to carry the electiC
t by fraud, declaring that the statement in Il
TiLuae must be wholly untrue. But th
= Democrats in the crowd-and there wei
several--seemed impressed with the bell,
. that there was more in this matter than eve
, the paper in question had dared to disclos,
! The discussions ran very high, and at on
: time looked alittle riotous; but finally til
l as,cmblage dispersed without any disturb
, ance.
f In the St. Nicholas and Fifth avanu
hotels, the dialogues among individuals
: and general discussions, were frequer
throughout the afternoon and evening an
e were often very bitter
2 On eleven cars of the Third Avanue lin
! yesterday afternoon, our reporter note
9 very earnest and exciting discussions o
= the all-important subject. But one opinio
was expressed as to the merits and demeI
\ its of the matter, and no attempt was mad
a to palliate the outrage. In most cases tn
, Republicans engaged in these controversies
= confined their efforts to throwing dOub
l. upon the statements of the Tribune
The crowds assembled all dayin front G
e bulletin boards of the Void would oC
v casionally fall into argument upon the sui
t iect, two speakers heing the neucleu
= for an eagerly interested thronC. Yer
+ few attempts were made to soften the ot
+ fense; but generally disbelief was c1
!. pressed by shose favorable to the interest
r Of Lincoln.
e In brief, there was and is but one opir
ion 10 this matter Mr. Lincoln must nj
c attempt to porpetuate this terrible outrae
f upon the rights of the people; he must It
e cedc from the position he has taken. If h
e does not, he alone will be responsible tt
t Whatever may follow.
t From The New York Journal of Commerce
|, ANOTHER GROSS OUTRAGE.
> The State of New York hes her electio
d laws. Those laws provide for the punisl
V ment of all and every manner Of fraud
r The soldiers of New York vote under la
:. of the State of New York, with regulation
}, provided by that law. The President {
a the United States has nothing TO do wit
# their votes. His military commissions hay
{. nothing to do with them. There is r,
/. publican inspector Of elections at every pol
ing place in the State, and a Democratic il
!, spector at every polling place. There
a every possible precaution against fraud, an
e the severest punshments are meted out I
II those who commit frauds.
n !, ment in the n. Y. Tribune, that the autho
II tiles at Washington have seized larg
d quantity of soldiers ballots on their way t
+ this State, and have placed them in tn
n hands of military commission to eXamiu
Q Q whether they are genuine or not. 1t ca
/ have but one meaning. There is plot t
Il stop the votes of our brave New York so
: diers from coming home. We have abur
g dant evidence that they are voting in larg
= majorities for Mcclellan There are n
V fraudulent votes on the way home. 1t ca
only be that the genuine Mcclellan votes {
$ the army are thus seized by the order of tn
!: candidate who is opposing Mcclellan
y The news from every part of the countr
l. shows that Mcclellan is the stronger cand
- date. We gain from hourto hour, Henc
Is we anticipate desperate efforts on the PAL
/ IF the radicals But with calm, steadtas