The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-11-01

IL s.tu & tbl h.si that NJ. Peallrion
Ni,b 81 As ttaasaaiss 60 irsassu. has nai
ssaa8 be say lite TIE tebsi afny. be bs,
t.osn esmnarsA to tie celebrated leasing
tostr 81 raa, o. whish 10 sFiis n - in5liHa-
tion hAi astef goae ever.
Tha3. sisycns thints McClellan is,be DEL
ls4,s writer 80 iadlie soustts to . lsdy's eye
trov.. vhils L.aeoln Is The ragged Augle-
saxon writer to arouse a natisa.
Gen. Marmaduae, enc oftbe usst tarbar-
Gus AMI inhuman Il tie rsbsi generals in
The West. vas captured Al tho dsies, af
Price,
Among the cheers oepisrei while aoiIng
ca Morgan's siaa, vas grandson q Henry
I Clay.
The whole receipts Of the Sanitary Com
mission up to the present time, have been
nearly seven million dollars.
I Jea Davis told his audience At Macon to
"caa their gold to tie winds, and 70 into
the army" Prentice thinks they are more
likely to cast their Confederate noles to the
winds
James s. Thayer. a Democratic orator,
thinks Mcclellan could be triumphantly
elected if the churches could Be closed for
forty days1 II would uudoubtsily help
bis cause, aud The closing Of Ashool-houses
would also have tendency is same way.
General intelligence is not at an conducive
to Democratic success.
Tie indianapolis Sentinel. the organ Of
the Indiana Democracy. says that if ces
saiion o. hosdIities does not result in com
promise aud peace, MaCellans next step
will be "feeogaittoa,
George Francis Train gives the following
reminiscence Of Chicago. "In the morning
Pendeton said to me, so help me God,
viii do all can to beat Mcclellan. Al ten
O'clock they offered him the Vice Presiden-
cy, aud be went over"
when Mcclellan gave the order to retreat
from Malvern Hill, the lon-hearted Phil.
Kearuey exclaimed to the generals who gath
cred around him on the -feld-"I
Phil. kesrney, an old soldier, enter my sol
emn protest against this order for retreat =
And in full view Of the responsibility ofsuch
a declaration, say to you all, such an order
can only be prompted by cowardice or trea.
son"
A Mcclellan State Agent was recently /
driven out Of the Pension office at Washing
ton by soldiers on cruiches. for giving ex.
preston to some Of the Democratic abuse Of /
soldiers.
Caleb Gushing refuses to speak publicly |
FIR Mcclellan, and privately denounces the
Chicago platform as trnasan.
The most remarkable case Of defective
memory is that OF Gen. Mcclellan, who docs
MOI rscoleet" whether be was on a gunboot
or not duaing the battle Of Malvern Hill.
Adams County, Pa, whose people sold
water to our soldiers, and refused to lend
shoyels to dig graves for the dead after the
battle of Gettysburg, has of course gone for
the Democrats with increased majority.
One Of the transparencies at Democratic
meeting in Cincinnati, displayed the name
Of semmes, the pirate. There seems 10 be no
depth Of iniamy too deep for this Democracy
10 reach
The Democracy, since they have been COM
PEELED to give up Pennsylvania. are compar-
X to the old woman, whose horse ran away
With her, and who said Of the catastrophy,
Il put my trust in Providence until the Z
preaching broke, and then didn't know /
Ahat to do"
a proprietor Of a rumshop in Springfield Z
links Mcclellan is sure of election, and
gave as his reason. "Why, fcur-ffths of the
men who come in here go for Mcclellan p !
There is no doubt oft.
he supporters Of Gen. Mcclellan are
,nown as Little Mackeres." Mackerels
viii be scarce after the 9Th Of November.
The fifteen regimental and batt.e-hags !,
ost our troops during the Red River cam v
'agn, have been reeaptured by Lit Early y
'hile on scout * the vicinity Of Natchez. p
The Richmond H1ig proposes the de- If
nuction Of oil the great Northern cities A
trough the agency Of hire incendiaries. "
Then. Y .Neus (Democratc) which has
ways considered the armng Of negroes by
ne U. s Government "a blunder and
rime," speaks approvingly of the move
tent in the South to put the negroes in the
rmies Of Lee aud Hood. sc
The N, 7. .Neus says that "the right Of y
cession fiows from that e-honored dog. Il
a Of the Democracy, the doctrine Of State
lights"
Gen. Cochrane, speaking in Philadelphia,
ought his audience 10 their feet with ire-
endous applause. by saying, "The peace :.
e rebels will get from US will BE- that which :
e musket gives to q conquered host.' n.
Mary land has adopted free State c on so
tuition, and now there is not slave held ~
bondage within sight Of the National Cap Il,
j. The age is progressive, aud the De- ed.
oeracy will soon die for want Of capital. dos
Money has ceased 10 be standard Of val -.
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