The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-03
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thousgSa frsudGe &c sbtss sTss q iAs b,
publican candidates turned our legal victory
there into an illegal defeat. 1t is not prob
sblsgt that thesefnud can be repeated upon
10 c6jpsal j scale in Noyember andif they
be not 30 repeated, Indiana viii beyond
question 20 for Mcclellan and Pendleton.
It is imposslble TOP, that the states lying
around the head waters of the great river
of the continent should not vote to open
the needIul markets fof their crops and
their. necessary highway to the seas. -.
E4se sfsom the Peninsnlsrs State, Mishis
gan ESQ strongly runs the patriotic and M.
tional tide), our friends send MS words OF
cheer, and bid us hope that the home Of
Lewis Oass, misrepresented 90 long in the
national Congress by senator who longed
for "little blood-letting," may set itself
right with the Union by sound majority
for Mcclellan and Psndleton. ~ sis4ssas "a
The tide will roll to the shores of the
Pacific. California and Oregon, bound to
oil our heafts and hesrthstoues by .isaY the
mystic chords of memory scan have moth
Ing in common with the party whoss lead
era would fam long since have severed
them from the Union. All that We hear
from those golden cradles ofempire9 proma-
ses ns their voice and vote 10 November for
our candidates and our cause aas " 10 ~
/, With such signs and omens Of victory,
with the glorious 9recolleetions OF the past,
and the promises not less glorious ofthe fu"
ture, to cheer US, what true man can now
dare to faltsr or TO fail in this crisis 81 our
national fate. IS; u ggeis ,ze'i f.1Uq go lIl.
Feilow>citizens: The peaceful remedy Of
such wrongs as Americans throughout ell
time to come shall blush to remember could
be done in the sacred name Of liberty upon
American soil, is now within your reach.
The glorious and honorable termination
of war whose victories are all unharvested,
since they have not been garnered together
with the victories of peace, is now within
your reach. od' y1ey IS ,i.S
An end to the accumulation of limitlesa
debt, already nortgaging half the resources
and the industries of . great people, IS now
withinyour reach siVsas l.aiL-sa3 ~, q
The triumphant restoration of that mag
nifcent national temple (which our fathers
reared to freedom and to justice, is now
within your reach. -, GO . .'sEl', 80 ~
The madness Of the men ina power is an
argument for more than hope. It is the
homage of desperate ambition to the gath
ering power. of the peoples will The dread
handwriting which they read npon tue
wall bids you press forward with decisive
energy to the certain triumph now within
your reach and grasp. s,. l l 1l,S 10 ,
1t is not much that your, country, nov
asks of you; but all that you hold dear, al
that you have or can hope to have Of libsr-
ty, Of peace, Of prosperity, depends upopr
your giving to your country what YOU
country now asks-wisdom to see your duty
courage to do it, SsAo ssaAd 'aslNL1
With you, under q benignant Providence
it rests, to determine by your votes on th'
9Th of November the death or the life o
the noblest republic ever established amopl
men.
AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman
FREDERICK o. PRINCE, Secretary.