Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-08
Thing. 10 be- Rem,mbered.

Every vote to-day LOT McOIeILhu 10 NoLo
for PendIeton. The two cannot be sepera-
ted. They were nominated on the same
ticket and stand on the same platform.
The case of Gen. Harrison and John Ty-
Ter who succeeded him in q month after
his inauguration, may be the case with
Gen. Mcclellan aud George H. Pendleton.
If George Il. Pendleton succeeds to the
Presidency his whole record is pledged to
a cessation of hostilities. 1t is his boast
that from the commencement he has been
opposed to the war. He said iui Congress
at the outbreak of the rebellion;
s'Sir, the whole scheme of coercion is i'm
practicable. 1t is contrary TO the spirit
and genius of the consultation"
And again:
off you find conciliation impossible, If
your differences are SO great that you can
not or will not reconcile them, then, gentle.
men let the seeding States depart in peacei
let them establish their government, and
work out their own destiny according to
the wisdom which God has given them"
A few days ago, in public speech, he
said: s.s
al mako no professions Of q new faith.
only repeating my reiterated professions OF
an old one"
Voters of West Virginia. do you want
the author OF such utterances for your Vice
President, and possibly for Your President
vallandigham calls Peudleton his "own
familiar friend" They are of one accord
for peace and opposed to war. Do you
want man for your Vice President who is
the town familiar friend" Of 9 convicted and
condemned traitor, whom the patriotic
Gen. Burnside-all his life long a Demo.
crat-sent beyond the lines of our army,
because of his evil influence in hindering
the repletion of our armies, and his intiam.
atory and seditious appeals to the people
to resist the draft and oppose the cOllec-
ton of taxes2
Every vote to-day for Mcclellan and
Pendleton is vote to put in power the
men who repudiate the existence of the
State of West Virginia. Not one of those
men in Congress voted for the admission
of the State. Not one of them has adVo-
Gated or acknowledged it on the stump
Not so-called democratic newspaper has
recognized 1t. Not a procession of the
party has had It's star on their bAnners.-
No one is permitted to doubt that the par.
ty would remand us back again under the
Richmond government il it was in theiE
power. No one is permitted to doubt thai
their sympathies are more with the old
condition that once obtained 10 our
midst than with tho new condition that
obtains now. AJthlng to DO remembered
and observed to-day isthin startling fact
uis.-that every man Ia the city of Wheel
ling and Stats Of West Virginia, who, voted
for the ordInanoe % secession, viii. 10 day
| II he votss Il al which many Of them
vii, vote Tor Mcclellan and Pendleton.-'
None duen VIII vote for Lincoln and John.
son. Another thing equally important to
be observed is this, viz:-that one of the
chief organs Of the so-called democracy
has declared, that if Mr.. Lincoln is elect,
ed by the votes of such bogus States as
West Virginia, "his inauguration will be
resisted by force" And yet this same
party, with unparalleled assurance, have
put an electoral ticket in the field in West
Virginia, inSOrder if possible to secure our
Eve electoral votes for themselves. Their
game is "heads we win, tails you lose."-
In other words their declaration is that
West Virginia is bogus if she votes against
them but not bogus If she votes for them,
The votes are to be counted against Mr.. Lin.
coin, but not under any circumstances, for
him. If West Virginia elects him, his
election is to be resisted by force. If her
vote elects Gen. Mcclellan thecase is en-
tirely altered
Voters of West Virginia REMINDER
these things to-day. Call the attention o
your friends aud neighbors to them befor'
they vote.