, 1864-11-16

O}hEYHIIIB WI FHEtEHIP
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ANOTHER YTTW OF TtIE RLEC-
T1oN.
The popular majority 'or Mr. Lincoln III the
States which lave voted, not counting Ten
ncssec, where the opposition made no fight,
resulting IN unanimous vote Tor the Union
tcket, amo oun1s N round numbers to 45o,oo,
tne largest majority ever gaTen to Frcs'den-
.lal cana.oase1 majority which Is douots a,oc
uecs.'e' iton Tue 1ae1 lna1 y is tne me.
lion 1os taltty years "neIc onl 'Wo '.an 49, ~
aasc run. lms 1s rcsolt osc. 49,, w.. aetc,-
1f1o11c masses OF the soF1h' " ~ ~ Mod Nv,
mined that this rebellion sl'a.. ~ s
1o1cc OF arms mhs "en 'sa .,,.,or3t. te ~ 3e
bul vast as .n'1 l", ,ss1. NO., ,f ~. ;esna
not as large % ~ I,s,.,- " rnnac- r. the Dc1no-
naa pecn n'p'e sd f a~o.red ;ts rcal nosition as
crauc la'ty ,,u,n,stoteat,1r "a did the Re-
cAp.. .r +1o ncvnocratic candidates 1,aa en-
Iad Iup +1,o;r r,otfor,n without condition and
oo's.1 t,.atfv os did thc Republican: If Nc
1,,s,,.r ~ ~ t,n,,r taken his stand upou the
G,141'.a 80, ,,d annonnced himself in
-s cTs,1a.,a;,ho,,,a ,,,an1- for the cessa-
.a'o' - ,H.,,,.sas ~ nv o,,nfst;ce with the
''on VI nos's1 ...,o.;tv would have
.epe4', 4n', 7,..Asssa t,,or.ana o,tnater. We
es1u ~ ,..,,an 49, ,,oro ~ The ,.nnboat would
oou"t s,.,,,,a st.+a IN the ELECTORAL
C.,,aro s,cfuc,,on ncllcd the utmost mum.
7,ar of xo,cs IL vas possible because he WAS
,>o,,,,,o- n man with Ills party. because his
..., a ,,os .-or,o1 md 7,ol;shed. because u
F~'" Ill
tha ts .e1s;ors on5 hccansc he rau upou his own
-. .as w,,,o,, bra,4hed mild ,farl1he tone in
stcod of the Chicago platform with its obnox-
tone 7,coce doctrine. thus securing many War
nc7anc,ats who would Otherwise have voted |
+,,o 1,,ion tsrsrt
~. n.-noorer, IN 4,,r;v n,atG,rm set forth
+,at .bcy .v,nfcd n cessation Of hostIlities
ona :, r,,n,.c,t;or of Stntcs tn adjust terms of
10000 IN thc facc of the repeated
assa,L;,ns of ,,e entire rrbe, nress and
~ a~.,,;c;t announcement If Jefferson Davis
~, t,,.r ,rou1d tore M ncace ex.
Nv ,,oo, coraft,on or the ,ndenanaence Of
the Southern conG.deracr but fai,cd Ia state
,rh,. 4,,cv 1..o,,1d do IN casc Tho Convention
.vou ,ef,sca 1,v The son,h. Amonn theirlead.
o,. r1,o1 won % Vo1,ond,oh.m pan31efon
Wood voo,soee av,a Auen the ;n+ent,on was
=, 49,. ~ 1o,o ,,os.;,,1,os aud n socr,o
49,, - a. ,a.t ~ r,,,,o,,o,,7r,, the 1,s,.
,,eaao,ca ~ +ho rcbo,s r. .bc,r I1atG,r,o
- s.a,,,, .t.+aa 4r,. o,,a ,C1o,,oa NOD an.
s'ssaa - - 4,ot ". snrara ,ssna .,n1a h.vs
, s,as,, .,roson,ao a;,har ofo nnrt;nnsnc. ~ ,hs
*, A.. r,,>c,1,o, ,,os enrnrassa5 =, -
o.sso4,on s, ~ NJ tosti,,I,es nna roroon,t,on A.
1,nno,r,e ,,a,or;tr uo,,,d h.ra haen a 1,1,,;on
.r,,a rno,a A1on.;.an ~ raar,e | vi,h .,,o o-csn.
49, - 49,, 1s.,es..! ~ $500 -
ssn,, ~ s-. 1-a,,s.a;a,sa., n-sa 49,. 49,
een 49,, w., 10 49, ' w. os W..
49, "a s .,:.. a 80 NJ. sotu ~. nss 1s
Is. ea -. 49, naA..Sv: ' 49," 'A'''o ~ '''o 'up
~. ~ '" ~. ~ '' isasnss :. A., .,...:o .o.
9@S
cencluded, nave exhibited grcatcr strength
1ian their resi- position emitted them 10. They
polled SIX hundred thousand more votes
than they would have done II their hypocrisy
Rnd tsaud had been paipablc 10 the people.
But cunningly draWn as WIS the platform,
carefully MS Mcclellan In his specions letter
tried to throw veil over the defornity and
assidaously as the lenders endeavored to con-
ceal the real intent Of their policy, the people
detected the disunion peace which pcrvaded
platform and principle, and crushed the mon
strons attempt to impair The Integrity Of tue
Republic aud deliver It into TIC hands Of trail
The massea If thc ncnoocro1;c 1,a-.v ana +tex
u,1, A. .ro,1 n 1,oaa ,os+ :, b1;na1r .ns
rrndcrinr themsa,vss n na-tv +nav - ~,
some fine rnn +hs ,,sl- ~ -oco.d;no +h,n,
sc,rcs os ,,o+rarars of tbe,r corntrv