The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-01
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Sc oan late % 1llaa. sba ai3 recently
tht "Fss hnaafed th5asanl soldiers he.
sare % hell, T, viil moi reaeife majority g
tie soldiers Foies.
"Luealus hir,iiag. a. $1,000 year
Cee. y. MeClslhn
siace ,hs reocLi elections. Mcclellan snd
pcudlcton have been IN consultation. ",
think { last have been The most solemn in
isrgiew ever brought about
when Gen. Fremont was candidate "a
lhe Presidency, be thought the administra.
ton ofAif Lincoln was, among otberlhinrs,
''fnancial failure lie has since been
willing however. % subscribe 3 900 Il
ihe uew loan.
Tee Union candidate fer Governor of Ms.
seuri. Col. Thomas c. Fletcher, is in Ii
Geld. at the bead Of his regiment. looking
aftcr retels. while his opponent is making
Copperheal speeches
A returned veteran when asked 70 vote the
Democratic ticket exclaimed, "why, I've
been shooting Democrats for the last three
years !"
Gen Page captured at Fort Morgan, has
the Freedom q New Orleans two hours in a
day, when be receives The kisses Of ladies
sympalbizing with lhe rebellion.
One q our Generals in sberidan's army,
when be saw the rebel line break and run at
Fishers !iiIl, exclaimed, "There goes anoth-
er plank out Of thc, Chicago platform y
The rebels in Mobile, notwithstanding can
dies and necessaries were very scarce, got
up grand illumination in honor fairly
recfories in the Shenandoah.
Union meetings are frequently broken up
with rotten eggs. They are unsound argu-
ments, but they are the best the Democracy
have to offer.
An Iowa Democrat, on reading the cleo
tion returns, said they wonld have carried
Pennsylvania if it had not been for that
cursed Sheridan" aud wished that Early
chad cleaned the id freshman out"
Parsou Brownlow says fall half ofihe slave.
holders of Tennessee are FOR Lincoln, while
The other bali, who are for Mcclellan. are
confirmed secessionists.
A pretty young woman in Michigan re-
,ruis our army By marrying man on con-
lition that he will enlist and give her the
bounty. As soon as he is gone, she marriea
mother, After having thus sent four men
70 the army, she was detected on attempting
/ 9Th.
The Copperheads consider Sheridan en-
irely destitute Of the "mik Of human kind
ness" II is thought that when Mcclellan
,ets to be President, he viii be cashiered. -
iis tactics do not suit the young Napo-
con-
Mcclellan frs, proposed that the war be
made war of subjngation. AS early as the |
til of August, 1861, he wrote to the Presi-
this contest ii has become aeces- |
arg 10 crush a population sufficiently nu-
nerous, intelligent and warlike. to consti-
ute a nation"
Robert G. Winthrop says that the people
the South'do not like Lincoln, but 'swill |
rust Mcclellan" That is the very reason
by the people Of the North will mol trust
i'm.
The London Times throws Mcclellan oy-
rboard, and says, "llistory has DO greater
allure to record than the great Democra tic
hieago Convention"
Gen. Birney passed away in delirium, and
Is last words were, Boys, keep your eyes
q the flag !" 1t is an injunction to be re-
rendered BY both citizen and soldier.
A Mcclellan man on the train robbed by
iosby near harrisburg, lost his coat, hat.
atch, aud 81 GOO As soon as the gen
emen with whom il is proposed to exhaust
! the resources Of craftsmanship, had left
&c car, be tore The Mcclellan bsdgs from
: vest, saying. "D-n Mac and the peace
wills. vote for Lincoln -
destroy the nation that Slavery may
se,h is the motto Of the Democracy Of the
.esent day,
Allen, Democratic candidate for Congress
the 18th district, once proposed to divide a
c State Of lllinos on the line Of the Ohio
a Mississippi railroad, 80 that Tie lower !
If might join the Confederacy.
pendleton lodged 50 many questions in !
e House, rather than recognize the right
the Government to ooerce the South. that b
became known in Congress as the art u
Doiger' i
A Copperhead .rufiian threw stone at =
~ Andrew threw stone al Gov Andrews
"a, 81 Rochester, as lie vas watching The 81
.wofks displayed al Union demonsira- e
b. 1t
The Richmond papers reprint the recent
eohes Of as. seymoar,and are very much
diced st their spirit anil iuient. =
last before Pennsylvania election, the Il
p circulated report thar Grant vas de-
ted vith the loss a 1900 men. where
% Demoorst exclaimed, THAT elects :,
Cleilau :" Unfortunately farthe Democ- =
y, Grant vas not defeated, Is. 200 Uuion =
liers were net killed. and Mcclellan is
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