davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-29
sfIahnme 81. $. MDner.

bic bsrlbmte 28dbrfdsertn, tit wteber sRridsetebrt son itrer
Retle unb eiebt nis6er Musfunft tue SuSrr ubtr nue @eeen-
ndnse tts menI6lt6eH Qebens; tnhem tie te sabre unb refine
Nusfunft ntebt unb tbre beirntere @nben unA Wtneuf&aften
une aanfs ~srlntltt fnb unh Spaen @Ienben rerbienen, 70
tn tie b. irrters 3u ~entpteblen. eptdl Deer 3tntmer; gC. 8
9. 6dp ndbe Balttnorefr.. pben i'm erRen Blppr. (26Int3W
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-29
sfOtiS fir Stenersabler.

"a 81 Baltimore, ben 2Z. Dc;. 1854. !
Gin Btkepnte tpn 4 psf. rirb erlknbT Htreen Auf Stabt-
htucrH tar 1854 AMI @runbbeHS, EeNn an reer Dor BEN 81.
b. III. bt;akIt rirt. RAD bieer 3ett Hsrten dHe StAs fir
rudhdnbise gtaht. uub Stoatsheuerx fGr 1854 ben BatItHs
tur GsnettisH ~Ibersebtn wtrbtH unb bonn 1.NSGnudr an
Enh SRtert1,n Srx Y ret. pro wfcRat ju jdbIen. Dieisxt.
gen, b I&t nit GtAbt- unb StaatshenerN BON ftpbern Sab.
{ \ TN RndaaNbe Futi werbtn pefttrt Snttrs1eu unN EUhen
ju jatItn babeA; Nean ntHt Der benz 81 Is. betdtlt nirh.
1 az INusnfus 80. y rtee,
( (Ae3QR-S1lkN4E aAa III 1aHF MH& Ed Gttu Gpnectpr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-29
SDebea erbaIten bet
D u K b III A r 7

Nr 100, BdIttnrteHr. r...H-
1000 Tti&-0futben 1. 0udIitdt unb tn alien rerfntebenen
welte. fpwie aue fSnatsen an n Itf6-0e.
rdtbe, I'm @rpsen unb Rletnen ~Strfauft werben. Mu& hnbet
baielbf ben erobten Wrrratb BON eejrtrnten 6&Iepp.
nnb uiantrttnstlestsn Sduen; e%ejmiratem ReSen
unn tanf ene SGIeppnese; Erpntmel-S &niire, Qantpem. Mrnt.
leuGter unh @tbertaI Dpht u. |. n.
Seripnen. Bite frlnes ~be6nrfen, fnben bter ~niebrtst pretfe.
icr0bl I'm @roben, mite tn RIetneA. 6duptiihIiG na6t or
gDieperStrtGuftr barauf dufmertfnn, bet ibm pprJufprehen
sbt Ft anbtrrpdrts ~etniduft.n Sriutrdber srrud6t unh rtSa.
e. Il. tG8hei1N7tl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-29
OenrO &nefeIO,

SO. 161 IS. 8rattltr., nabe GbarIesitr.,
ma9t Nas @abltfum, fruie bic Wtrtbe unb 5utlers bttUuber
Gutmertian auf eine neue @drtie 8 esq
eingcmGdbtc Sdbipcinefafe MnS GdbafSsumSen,
melbe th iu ben ttatafen DtarftpretTen 4bIaTe. trC2I- 81
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
=, FAILUREo oE ThF LAST DRAFT.

WASHINGTON, October "a.
r Ii is Understood here That Ihe rrpUrt OF ihs
SrcrelaEY Oh aYarslo4 -Colgress ..Flli brace
1the subsistence of q very lis p.rtantT coru.nuIll>
ca'ian upon tiie subject Of the con.cripron
ac', ~h'ch has beeh addressed to Mr Stan
ten BY Provost Marshal Fry. 1t ia stated
that thus d. cumrui cis'tns rthstlh prrsent
CONSUMPTION pl 81: Ia" Is not only failure in pro-
due ny the right kind OF IN n, but is q uvn--
sirus sxpense MT only to the government,
'but TO individuals, cities, countics aud town
ships. Gg.neraf Fry urges that the law she'd
be amended, nvt allowing auh.tI tutss, and
GIMP ling the personal srrv,ce OF every man.
II" matter wtatl his situation no soon as
he is drafted. ltis found that the las, call
i4r hve hundred Thousand msn has probably
nor aided T. our armies more than one hun
drrd 70, msand. The class recralte are, in
great degree, jall-b ,rds, foreigners, and vag-
ao nds, who desert whenever they can, and
very arg. number, have found their wav in
10 the Rebel ranks. IL Is supposed that the
cost TO Individuals and l"cAIIrIes Of the late
draft Will amount to not less than ons h,,,.
dred aud lilly millions Of dollars, while the
men recruited at this enormous cost ars
worth iitile or nothing t. our army. I,is
Understood that The Secretary of War will
rec"inmend- IL ConLress The addition If the
right TO Procure substitutes, and The fifty
Gay notice, So that bereafer the men drawn
VIII be Promptly put into the ranks. Tn rec
hundr~d thousand more men wall be needed
i"i the prosecution oi the campaign, iii is
Declined advisable to keep up our arme. 70
their rresent STANDARD. for The ress u that a,
least one hundred and fifty thousand veteran
troops VIII leave the service bcf,r. uext Nav.
II Is '"uhd that as our army l. pushed into
'he southern territory greater number of
men art lme led 10 cover the ennrn .us *
tent of our lines. Ii nee It Is sinps, Ger. AIN
should Mr.. Lrmcpln be rr~eIsct ed, and there.
be u" PROSPECT. ot peace, AS there will b..
npne m the event "f his re elec:ion, a Der
rmpr"ry draft for three hundreI Thousand
nm viii be made as early ss the first ,f
January Congress will be will'n. 10 adopt
The recommendations nf the Secrets.y of
War, a. there will be NJ imp rant election
Tor Nv" years. 1t viii lie remembered tha,
the Military Crininittpe of n.tn the Senate
ard t~nfe stn'ngiy urged the str,k,,g nu,
"I the substitute Cause IN the lat Co & es4,
IL was ais" the earnest wish of The War D..
Pa"'menf and the Provost Marshal G,ner |.
l"e rendH & election, however, ,,npe led ;he
Republican C"nsre>smen u insert the Dr.,
VISIONS ALLOWING fifty aN. r-,'rnrring bel. re
tine enforcement OF the draft, ami permitting
the uss uf substitutes
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02

IL The etnnc attic mJ rity in Penn
"yisaaia on Tue.i a.y, the IL h ..f Oc,ob.r, Oh
the Congressional vote, I, 958 and the ave
trAge Dem cratic maj rIry cast OH the c unity
tickets, nc ud'ng the Cnrgressirnal vote, ,s
1883! Tn's magnificent vIc.pry, achieved IN
the face "f the IN sl un>crupuL,us ard deter
rn''td opp"sttI"n tyer before ARA, ed against
them, las Covered the Democracy OF Penn
sylvaHia with glory. The AbuIii innists nev
er dreamed Of such u crushing defeat. The
Democrats scarcely permitted themselves to
hnpr iurssucn a heart Cheering Result. Bur
TIE PEOPLE, outraged and insulted by Mr..
Line 'n's Destructive negro policy, rose in
their Strength, anu won this great triumph OF
truth anu Justice 'ver fraud and despo,i-m -
Be ot good cheer. ireemen O., tn. -day
"x', 'h' Old k"ystone will give 10000 ms,
} MY fer MCCLELLAN, PENDLErON, and
UNION = A9e. p .s-e- --
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
Ths p atform,

The assailsns If Gen Mcclellan me, an
d'sc"mfitt-d hy weapons they h.vrthem~~Iv
furnished, u W iaIi back upon the Cnr4y.
platform. Saw they. I'VE like Mcclellan we'll
enough, but the platform we can't abide the
p's'f'rm!' % a a.....
Republican friend, did you ever read the
plstf rm VIVA, is here about It you d.
mol like! "Oh :" Say YOU, 'Si, ga peace pl,r-
form" Well, do v,'u object to PEACE D,
vou really desire O Continuance ut the Wsr?-
M" " II lay, "bnt we d"n'' want a disuno"
peace" We'll read over the Vlatf rm ~ the
spirit e candnr, and Then tell u. IL YOU fina
anything l. i, favorable to any tesce excrp'
a peace 1o,th the restored Onion. TIE Cnics
gu ciuycuIIpn declared it>clt IN favor nf the
earliest practicable prace consistent with thu
honnr ot the government AMI the integrity OF
the Uninn and 90 obta' u such peace they
w.rs in iavor'f the experiment OF n-g"t ia 'lon
Repubi'can n friend, d" you "tj"ct 10 hnch a
peace d. .ou "bj"c TO nrsofidtion Cav
We have peace "n any terms wnhvut neg. /.
ti"n What says L:ncnin himself? "Whtn
after much loss on bo,h sides, and u" gain OIL
either, you cease fighting, the identical Qup<
; tiona As to terms Of intercourse are agam ND
on YOU" And how are those terms tn b.
settled Mr.. L'ncnln says, not by fighting.
In the history Of the world terms of inter
! coure between people were never so settled.
In the nature Of things, they can only be set
tied by negotiation. .2Tar..
How long will yon fight before you begin
TO negotiate You say, until the rebels
submit. II W will ynu know " wh.n they will
submit, except through negotiation? And
how do YOU know that the penpie ofthe south
arc not now ready 10 submit to the Con,ti.u
ton and laws of the Tilted States, wirhour
further lighting 2 af -.7 sE2|
| That our construction ri the platform 10 o
fair one,i 10 apparent from the resolutions of
the Csnven'ion, and that there he no cav,l on
the sntj-c'. GEN. Mcclellan in his letter "f
acce ptanc,. has put the same constructi"n nr-
on il in terms that can neither he m'snnder-
| ssnd. or mi misrepresented.-Un Union and Con
, situation. ts. @rr a. 4.st ."ag
OuR SoLpIERs PRts'N.-Some Of the
more independen, Republican papers are be-
ginning to speak oui against the great wrong
I conmrrsed b, Precedent Lincoln in keeplpg
so 600 .oidiers in Southern prisons when
they might be- excl anged. The Springfield
(Mass.) Republican, protest sgainst it in the
fofl"ui"g v'gsrsus largnag-: .s'9sed
I'VE might rennive eur white soldiers
nav in r-heI hands by the propo sed exchange
aud yet hold large balance a. h,i,tases f,r
the cnlnrrd so'iirr% while their stains Sis m
canfrSeray II, thier the<e'a circumstance,
the leaving os thirty zfive Thousand white
men fo suffer ard die at the rite ,,f nae hun
dred per dav, ia, mot practically in ,he eyes
ef both Cad and mar, murder, murder MUIR
fDER, MURDER ~ha,i.!r an. - he-as.
This lie fr"ma1 Republican paper. H.w
can any friend of the snliier snppnrt an sd-
gInlnistraiion and a'capd,date thus denonnccd
10y tie own party papers fersA inhumsnl,y {,
! s.'d'ers7'
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
Wed dnesday. Nov. q, 1864.
=7a ESQ FOR PRESIDENT, {
GEN. GEO. B. MeCLELLAN.
--.s as.ss1a oPNRw JERSEY. srf .
.--. .. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, ',-
HON GEO. H. PENDLETON
p p. 5ssm eE .rTA. oFOHIo.

E The meeting held at this place yes
s.,r. .'erdsy, though not az LARGELY attended aS
We wish it had been, was very crafty n1 10
q, d cur friends. va. - e.. 81 -.-.r.a. .tE
The announcement that the Hon. Holster
Clymer and George Northrop would addre.,
2 The meeting was Justified by the f'lInw ing
,,7 letter received by US from e. l.. Ward chair
g.. man of the Democratic State Central Cum-
.mittee. ". .aaa..|
. PHILADELPHIA, Oct. "a. 1864.
-a.a M2 DEAR Sra. u-.-.. ....-.e..r
as t.- ........... Your favor Of the 18th has
been received. . -..-...-..
Tou may announce the Hon Hester ely
ner and Hon. George Nurthrop for Nicholson
o. and Tunkhsnnock,
e | am, very respectfully &c.
CL WARD.
BY some mistake in the arrangement of
time and places for speaking, Mr. ClyGner
e. s,uld not visit us and meet hs other more
pressing engagements. .T.-
Orr oppressed and military ridden friends
n Baltimore asked the Chairman Of our
'tsnlng Cnmtnittee To send them relief in
lie way Of speakers VI no dare talk in the
aids; of the bristing bayoncts Of those VIII"
are attempting to carry tha; State tor LrucnIn
hy their terrurs. The Hon. George Npr h. p
was selected as the man for that duty Hence
,hic absence. .......- .....
We feel sure that eserv man who deslres
the success Of oar cause in that suffering AS
- ter State, viii feel that George North
Il
ces l. entires excas abe. II by his eif,.rt7
that state shat br r+scuei from the graSp
of is T'rant, oppI esers-- even though hc, ~
rte rescue may find Judgment IN OF It's
has,iles, We knou thai he 1eiH not regret the
resalt; but with u.s. will ,xnir Yer Inc ri
umph Of CoDs irutions Union ErncIpIrs IN
ths, state, though in ie!nn's Gel. THUS
much fJr the absence Of Northrnp and C'y-
tnrr.
Oar applrent d,Sapo nnm,n' as TO speak
ers. was turn,d INTO az agrerahe surprise bv
the presence At the :,rerlng f Johh II. Orvis
Of Centre c CGaty--u Q'r~uonaihy one Of
the most ab'- aud ;aepred ,onn' men oi the
slate Us a,drass was one ut the most al
tricabie AMI CONVINCING that We have heard.
f., We are eertain that no man who ls not vii
l.ily bind, or lRn"rantIy stubborn could re-
es. ccnveiun of IL truth of his statement,
and the jlstGcss Of his c.mcu>i"ns.
In the evening at "A rneetipg Of ur McClel
isn club, we were favored hy him, with the
, Hlcst d,ssertat ions "n the risc, progress, and
History OF our party, that it has ever been
oar t,rtune 20 Iis'on 1t" NJ mao who lis
sened 70 tho speaker on either occasion, feii
H anything akin TO disappointment ,.o7 accnnn'
. -ct the absence Of Ihr distinguished speaks rs
s advertised 10 bc present. Er-....
So. In vleH Of the d,sapp ointment t. our Mich
olsen fr"ni IN htrlps ~ SPEAKERS. a, ALL
Ir, Orvis has consented to remain aud I'd.
d,ess then, :! tia. place on Saturday alter.
a " Gorn. t
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
SO -
a hlht u H0trra.

Whenever any person attempts to hire or
cunfpelyou to vote in m amer contrary fro,n
"hat you believe to be right, see That be !.
prostcuted under The 5lst secl,un OF the Ac,
OF Assembly Of March, 1860, Relating to
eeclIons: ....... In. .f---.......... ... s.1
. Any person who shall directly or indirect
IIy g'ye,o fir To give any such gift or re-
ward To any such elector. with intent to in
duce him 10 vpte r. any par icuIar cand.ia
or candlda'es at such election or shal direct
iy ar indrrscrly precuresnr agree to give any
such gilt or reward TO such elrctor with the
intent aforesaid, ar shall, with the inten, 10
influence or mti,Hid4te sucu elcctor tu pi,e
his vote hr any phriIculsr can lidarp or can-
d'dates at such eiee'irin, give, "fF.r, or prom
'se I" give such elecf"r, any Office, place, ap
puihtIpept or .mployment, ar threaten any
such electurywith dismissal or discharge iruln
any efficr, place, appointment OF employment
public or private, then held by. him, in case
OF bus refusal 10 vote for any. par ocular cam
dIdaic 0r ctr,ddaies mt such ciecl ion, the
per>"n :" offtnding shall be guilty oi u mlsde
mean"r, AID 0n cpnvIc,Inn. pe >entcncei ia
pay file not ak ceeding five hundred dollars,
and undergo an imprisonment net exceeding
twoyYearr."a az d - rsc 9es a.t. .4f -
DEclsl"S RLLArivE 7" TIN DRAFr The
commercal's Washington SPECIAL says -
Pr,vust MIrshal GcAtraI Fry has adopted
the rcgafat idn thar in case drafted rueno d p
sert rr'"r to master into tit slivice, The quo.
ia al their respective distric,s will not bs
credited, and a Supplemental 'draf', will be
n'ads whore dtteieheisi exist fron tha.
carsa.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
To the Rescue

FresH:cn you vino are IN f.v'r nf a reSt"r
Ia. rAGirn uf the UNION Of ur Fathers, ni the
.--s CONSTITUTION as tho BOND Of the UN
.r ION; o: tb. ostshlrshrn~nt at PEACE Lib
lr ra ERTY, PRIVATE. Rights. TRIAL by
So JURY. Of FREE SPEECH ana FREE
ia PRESS. You, who are sppusea to dIssr
,5 si iut,on II the Union, TO violation Of the Con
eil.Gt0n and laws 10 ail ;ilermInable wars
snd coh.cr'piioNs-crushi taxatnD, Ar
,~.- RESTS without WARRANT and IMPRlS
? - ONMEST without CRIME. To you, N the
-. pame 0! tho Saiutrd Fathers Of the RevUlu
s,49 t!,,n, IL the name Of Justice, humanity,
ga christianity and of .!l you hold dear IN earth;
- - SIC make, this las appeal-DO YOUR DU-
.- .TY on TUESDAY NEXT. Hurl lr lin pow
or III" dcsrots who have drenched our land In
f7a,erna| blood filled it with the walls Of wid.
O~s and orphans $50
ssaHs DRIVE to THEIR DENS the THIEVES
-fgs. GhdPLGNDERS who have made Democratic
iHa'i;u;ions Lyiwor,i and sc. q among the
nxtnne of the earth. -..sat ...
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02

ATTEND THE ELECTInK See t. il that NJ.
man. who will vu'e the Demncra'.c Ticket
nee Iecis TO do So, give the whole day to the
service Of your country!
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
Questions for Matb.matIciaus

Ieg&e ~uestions ioTapHath"m N attciahs
+ THE Bradford Aa9n, which paper has
|lssely taken down tbs hssnevsf Lincoln, aid
thoi'ted that of Mcclellan, puss tht sall"vins,
Pointed qnestiopstc sihse who. hosi, fog a
Ifcontlnuance Of Gsd Abe ard the swar. ~
III II an sd ninstratisn fails t. PM down
rebr ton III fur years, that it was cont
dent, at the outset, Of putting town in SKY
day<;;' how long after he ,ixpiration Of said
tour years, WILT take IT To put dnxn the
rebellion, -when lhs sams aluln- tration dare
nut haztrdan opinion u tie tim. thus re !
lissa
. 2 lta President calls foe 400 900 nen 10
axe q" cottest s short ant dscisioe one"
and The con'rst fingers On four yeas how
much 'unger viii the same contest cmI;rnp,
the Presideni having alftsdy hal 2OO0 600,
| Of nens aud nov calls for 500 600 mere y.th-
/, pu' y dsrng TO promise thsp the wal shall ever
end
3. lie President dems msuds four hundred
milions Of dollars as necessary 20 save Tn
Ion. promising that the Union Is swnrh ten
i times that sum, and after having expended
0n hun all that he claimecisthcE Uuioa Ia he
worth al the vuIset how much IonFcr v,lI
ypu1coniinue him III ihe'eml hoy ment 2 Sre
Pr sldent LinculH's messages of JOY 4th.
| 1862 Hs g.. araa. 81 al q 7a7eta5a .-
4. Ii three wears time is moi snffirien, 20 de-
nr4lsh,a Rebellion alIcr it's " bark is broken -
hcw ieng will It take to squeich IT aner yun
have ~ by the throat aud q Is :" all dead but
the tail 2" -r.r. candidate .e.s'.,...r . ....
| 5. elfS parry asks TO be continued in pow
ter promising that there shall be no more
drafts, and the party is SO Continued, and We
EaTei'so drafts within the nrx' year h.w
many drafts may We exrscI during the next
four years # The same party be continued in
power, wien now they are ashamed to repeat
such promises ........ ..a. .-........ .,.,
T.. II the history Of an admins' ration for
four ears, has been that of pr mises broken;
how much Confidence VIII you place in its
promises for The future, made upon the con.
ditI"n that you give il new lease IF power
ANswERs EXPECTED AT THE BALLOT BOX
& FARMERS AND MECHANICS RE-
MEMBER, that no 1orn that you can do
on Tuesday next will pay you half ~ well
rs sb"ring for the election u George B. Nc.
Celan.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02

III. I9PnRTSsr 70 TIRE PEOPLE -MoRr TAxEs
~. III now settled that all farmers doing
business OF over one thousand dollars year.
ars 70 annually pay license Of ten dollars
TEACHERS, clerfymen Clerks and mechanics
= have io take tut this license as well as farm
err. This tax 'f ten dnllars Is what penper
,'S- bav" for vn,,ns f'r Line In funr y~ars ava.
G-Asy vote Cor him asaf-- ,tc FAX viii be on.
e~~6rsi io''era
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
AN INFAMOUS OUTRAGE.
Abolitlonists Burn uP the American Fla i

The Washington Constitutional Union. on
Saturday cnntains gihs .ziuiIuwing a ,c,uat of
he burning efan- American flag in that city,
m Frday nigh last, by the Al ,l,tpnrSrs:
'''The parri-ans of Abrahaln L,lcaln hal
pr cessr'n iast night, which was attended
with scenes Of hfam us Outrage, tha, reflect
eicr sai disgrace on that party
Without any rr,voclrlnn which might rx-
cate any had feeling, The procrssr'n, in pass,
ing ' he Democratic headquarters, ~rIfuily-
mshcl"uslv AMI meaniy, burnt the American
| flag extended from the building b arisg the
nanes Of Mcclellan and Pendl.ton -arf
FIR patty who have pr,f-ssel such -ex-
tra"rd,rary devotion to our gloriou. old
! flag, us outrage is not only base and ne
beb,ras Oct. but one 80 inconsistent as to
be ridicu lous, were it not 80 fully oulra
senus. s-rg..
The famous dispatch Of Gen. DIX, "Hany
mar hauls down the Arnerican flag shoot
hrm on the sp't,' has been landed TO The
skies by The Republican, party for the patti
otto sentiment it centa,ns what should be
the pun'Ihm-n' Of those individuals who. IN
an administration Procession, deliberately
burn the American flag" .s.2 agsa .a,.
/ ,stuauh 49,. --><.S----. sa -s- y
| Tp WHOM 1T MAY ,C"NcERH ALI who
wish to continue TO pay 80 ceuts pound for
, the >u ar they nsed 10 buy f'r 7, will vote
f'r Llncnln. An who desire TO- paw Sl5
tossfT The coal they used tn buy for S6, will
vote FIR. Lincoln. All who like ths fun of
| paying $l2 barrel for honr that they used
80 boy FIR S5 SO. will xu'ef ter Lincpu. All
whese j,y The. double and itrpple- crates for
bniters pork. meat, Cheese and every npces-
sary "i life, every piece OF shiriiRg, every
pair of boots arri shoes, and in fact every
thing they buy, will Vote for Lihcpn.
1 Z y7E cd .fpraot EtT-.Ss sayqa -aha6
b 60 TO TO THE POLLS -EARLY-.s,ay there
until they are cl"sed---fssr lha. no iIle.a
votes are cast by the enemies of Ffss Re-
r7h.iosn Illustrations.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02

, FREEMEN VOTE FOR GEORGE B.
MCCLELLAN and hundreds of thousand. Of
--arSng ana helpless mothers AMI children
~i'i cali down blessings from heaven upon
snu, a
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02
FREEMEN TO TIE POLLS ON Tues
DAY NEXr. a,.& z.aa - .a.Hz
The Guhboat Lie. q


Tae Ab"iiI,onlsIs never IRE IN rnanuf4c. ur-
ing nagnant sian iers against Gen. McClcI
Ian. A. an an.wer 10 the hlsehopd, that n
was on board Gnnbgat daring The battle q:
Malvern ifll, ~e re patduce what the two
leading organs of the NAL giants said at the
tune: -f' - s-.. s.tH
From tbs Nav York Tribune, July Z, 1867 .
Gen Mcclellan wa, nor ON The gunbpat
dari'g tae engage mrnrs al TUESDAY, bur was
"n i"of directing lne .nove,nenIs.n
i-, (Frotn the n Y 7 mes Of July Is, 1852
:, L is generally supposed that pnr gun
bra's turned tha tide of battle on this event
fuI day bur 'huse who took a pfomlirn
part ~ the sctinn assured me that i, was en-
TREY OWING 10 an important ,nusemeut winch
Gen. McCeIap DIRECTED IN PERSON.
/ The opp"sing forces bad been facs to face for
| hours, firing upon zach other with mutual
destruction, when Mcclellan made flank
movsnent with hesyy battery, and ranging
il upon c"mmaBdlhg belght, commenced
enfilading the enemy. The effect was
terrific. tie enemy was moved duwn lie
grass. Il ls we'll that rhs should be under
stood, f'r il is only fair that MoClelIan shn'd
get the full credu for resuI.s due 10 his own
rac, ard bravery" ....... ......... .a'@
We adm, that these two papers are poor
auth"rify bot ne circumstance III, favor of
believing what they sali at Sl'e tne is. they
had II" ulGucement then - lie about it.
CHas W. DEsNIsoN, the Democrat
&C Candidate t'r Congro>- III he Luz le anl
Su qnehanra dI>rrc,, has been elected by 5
mi"rty Of about 500, after counting
the Army vote. 49,. r...- &C.. net"
The Ah'litoa nlncomPoops Of this place
who worked themselves up into such blis-
tul exnlra:l"n over The election nf their can
didale w. W. Kefchum Fcrnwed b fore they
~eres"nta'f the woids" They have b4cSorpe
a, absn'idned aaa 10 believe the stories (fies J
told by their oven irieads. s7 II 1T "'oEq
e. Vote E,r ASGLsllAs -xH
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02

81 BR NC OUT YOUR TEAMS carry .ll
the 'iek aud crippled McCleI Ian voters t"
the pills. 1856
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02

. X a. sss-a.l. .s E
JErF DAVIS PLArroRM--"N NO PEACE
WITHOUT eEPARAlloN!" fas
Met LELLAS's PLATFORM" THE UNION
MUST BE PRESERVED AT ALL nAZ-
ARDS" THE UNION lSTHE ONE
CONDITION OF PEiCE-WE ASK NO
MOKE!o 20.
HIRE are the three pls,fnrms Of. ABRAHAM
LIsc In, JEFF DAVIS, and Gk,RGG B. Nc
CLELLAH. ~
whn agree with LING I'm that there
>hai be II" peace and ~ reS;ura' ion IT the
UnI"n " Without abolition" AaoL Id vote for
LIrcolo;
All who agree with DAVIS that there shall
be no peace without separation" should x,
South and JOIN the Sunthern army
All who agree with McCLrLLAS that "The
T. ION must be preserved nj all taztris," an /
thar the restoia'i ~ oi The Union shall be
@'th,. ne c,'ndi ION # p,.xc,," shDu,d vote ior
GEORGE MCCLELLAN.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02

ExV"ss f'r AsosllAs. SO
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02

The three Plaifoms-Which do you ChOOset
LIECoLNs lLATFoRM -"NO PEACE
WITHOUT ABOLITION -
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-11-02

We admit that these two papers are poor
auth"rity but ne crreunssncc III, favor of
believing what they sai at lie tine is. they
had II" ulGucement then t. lie about it.