The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-09-27

Pc lbe csptprc ct Richmond
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/ TIE \. Y. Herald calls tle reeea.
meeting 8, sheridan With ihe rebels
10 iby Shenandoah Nallcya great Al-
mioisJa,i0p ratification meeting, aa8
thinks few more such will render
supcreaus The meetings 81 the Demo
Ierade politicians.
Gen. Thomas Francis Mgugber
says be rt.peais Gen, MgCltlhu's
eenIlemanly qualities, bot Ms lester
Of acceptance stamp. him as pnGt for
F.. president sam Modray the wheel
/ horse q western democracy is ow
! against him in bis Ohio Crisis
4 vote for The presidency vas takca
at the eonyalescent and recruiting
camp IN Augusta few days since.
There were present 800 soldiers,
aud the result was / ,450 for Lincoln
rnd so for. McClelian.
A New York journal states, on the
authority Of gentleman from Con.
necticui, that the radicals there are
getting ready for funeral. The rad
icals in Maine got ready for a funeral
last week, which they attended on
Monday, burying the democratic par
~. The Dead March was played on
the occasion.
Nallandigham, IN a recent speech al
Dayton, said his hearers could now
join in the angelic song, "Pcace On
earth good viii 10 men, Thinking
that this nigh, include niggers one Of
his "intelligeuI" audience shouted out
White men good will TO ioAite men r
Copperhead Bibles will please read a,
amended.
In South Carolina they are calling
out men of sixty years, to get rein.
forcemenis for the secession armies.
The next call will carry the conscrp-
ton up too three-score-a and ten, the
limit Of the life Of man.
Governor Brown, Of Georgia, De
clares that he has sent no person 10
treat with the federal government
but the federal government has sent
very effectual negotiator to treat with
hinl,-General Sherman.
A lady kissed General Grant M
Ilavre de Grace. lie blushed, but
stood il pretty well-perhaps better
lhan Mrs. Grant will.
Parson Brownlow says tha, "ihere
should de salute tired in front Of ev.
cry horse-stable in the land because
OF The death OF Morgan.
OF four hundred Union prisoners
lately received at Annapolis ten died
within SO hours after their arrival
IRON starvation and cruel trctmrnt
Whilst IN prison at Richmond, Dr.
McCabe, formerly Of Rochester y Y
preached peace sermon 10 them,
advising thom 10 VOC for Il peace
candidate for the P:esid ncy Mr.
Ould, the rebel Commissioner, also
gave them the same advice.
The y. I. Mars having elaimed the
Star Span lid Banner as a Democrat.
ic song because tie wife Of G D. II
Pcndleton is a daughter Of the aaIliur.
the Blf'lo Express says it has mol
properly consulted The feelings 81 Mrs
Pcndeton, aud states on til authoi
~ OF the lady 10 whom the remal,r
was made, that AIrs. Pcudeton re-
Gently said that II tliefe was anything
in the lie Of her father that ii r.
GREETED j. was that ne bad written lhai
song. Ter politics are evidently those
os her husband.
John Morgan has had three wives
Ills first died from neglect. and bad
treatment Of her deblsrd, gambling, .
thieying husband. His second was d
negro wench be lived with wnile Il
resident Of Knoxville. Ills third was
a daughter Of Charles Ready Of Muir
freesboro, the wealth tie poor white
had gained by his untold murders and (
robberies having enabled him to mar
~ into one OF the arisocrail families /
Mr.. Mann, the representative IN !
Congress from abe fifth louisiana /
district, is cousin to jeff Davis. whom /
he considers less respectable dian nm. /
other cousin IN Vermont, WHO has ire /
quently been committed to Jail for /
horse stealing.
The Richmond Wig commenting .
on the condition Of rebel affairs says, I
I'VE have nov fairly entered On
our annual streak Of bad luck" 50 /
they have, only now the "slreak"
promises TO be permanent. THE Wig /
shows chat such "streaks" have occur
ID every year Of the war. How many
years could such "streaks' be sustain.
ID, and the Confederaey still Iiyef
Tke n. Y. Mars Democratic says
Gen. Mcclellan saw and approved the
oeace plauks Of the Chicago platform.
nearly two months before the conven-
ion. Shernan's success caused him to
Modify bis opinion.
The Louisville Democrat, noticing
! rumor that the president was about
o propose negotiations for peace to the
rebels, think the coniederates viii
.hoose to await the result Of the pres
Dental election, "in the full conf
!ence lhai better terms can be obtain.