Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-10-26

rs ne. Ioyot .uehy Ptnn1iraaia :;
The smoke ot the frst engagement has
cleared away, and upon her vote OF her
citizens at hons Pcnpsylsepa stands By
the Government Of our fs;bers, nbils her
brave sons in the 6eld viii not aiv-a lees
than twelve Thousand majority for tho
good cause. The last hupe, therefore. of
the supporters Of Gen Mcclellan has dl-
appeared, and the only result Of cpntnu
ing to sustain him is 10 give all and com
fort to tie rebellion by increasing the ap-
pearancc of disunion among ourselves.
Gen. Sheridan dealt a terrible blow to
,rcasopon Wednesday, and every patriot :
heart thrilled sjth joy upon ls,rins II =,
bu. great majority FOR ABRAHAM iineoln
in Pennsylvania ~ea!d be far more :htal .
the armed conspiracy against the tnIon
and the Constellation. Every TOtc for
our tried and faithful President viii para
lyze soife arm raised to shoot dovn the
fac, while every vote for the base -urreu
render at Chicago. and the men who car
ry its white flag, will encourage some rcb-
el 10 shoot another Northern soldier
The ticket nominated by |ailandigbara
Wuod aud Seymour is now black with
treason. and after il is voted will be red
with the blood Of our brothers fighting
for US. The war has existed for the last
year only By reason of onr divisions, and
continuance to-day is solely owing to tbc
activity Of the disunien party Of the
North and the platform Of its convention.
While any hope remained of the election
of its candidptas, ;,!aus ible excuses might
be found by misguided men for giving
them their suifrages; bat, after the YER
diets Maine, Vermont. Sew Namp-
shire, Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania,
all sensible persons know that the election
is already decided by the people, and that
it only remains to ascertain the mnjorities.
It follows, therefore that every vote for
Mcclellan and Pepdlcton is an earnest 10
vitation to Jefferson Davis 10 continue
this fearful war to waste more Of cur
treasure and to murder others of our
sons -,
The sublime spectacle Of United
North will end the war. We invoke all
patriots 10 lend their efforts increasingly
to produce this result BY pcrfecting he
s;saSd s;sa md ssh sy sds af aS
dresses, especially by local speakers; by
earnest personal efforts with honest but
mistaken men; by making arrangements
to bring every loyal voter to the pod by
sending tax receipts 70 every soldier and
sallor BY the immediate formation of cam
paign clubs in every borough and eonmu-
nifty; By great meetings Of the people by
daylight and torchlight, and by all the
honest agencies of an active and through
canvass, appealing to the patriotic zeal and
kindling the patriotic enthusiasm OF a
great and loyal Commonwealth, we can at t
test the fealty of our State to the flag Of
the Union by majority worthy Of the
historic character Of the contes. and OF
the great issues dependent upon it.
Forward, thea, every lover of his conn
try. to the good work Looking not to
The past but the future, forgetting I'll per-
;onal considerations, and appreciating the
privilege o. soule sacrifice for hbOty and
he Union. let ps relax no effort until the
polls are closed, Iin;;s committe will con
ipue to do its whole duty. AMI relics upon
7our Instant, earnest, and CONSTANT ass's-
ance.
Grants march Of valor and Of glory
rom the Rapidan to the James sealed
he fate of the rebellion. Since then
Sherman has turned its left wing. Far !
'agut is closing its avenues OF escape.
sheridan has sent its vanguard again .
Thirling down the valley 1t only remains \
or US to sound the charge along the
lholc line, and wrapping our ballots
round our brothers bullets, march TO the
eaceful, final triumph which awaits us in
Ioyember ,
Proclaiming the war to be a failure,
ieorge B. Mcclellan is himself the great 4
allure Of the war-a genera. without
ictory-a statesman without record 4
nd if we are faithful history will add to
is epitaph that be was candidate for the 4
residency without an electoral vote.d
ct us all, therefore, labor without ccasing. :
q memory Of our buried martyrs, in
gard for the wounds of our living heroes,
guard liberty from its deadly peril, and .
&c UuiOn from its reasonable foes, in
,e interest Of Es)lGon, ana in the hopes
-ae Nspubile q a. f1fure, loyal men 4
Pennsylvsnia, forward g victory.
In behalf. osthe Committee.
SIMON CAMERON, Chairman. :
Nv. 4: "; Faanas BasED.cr' seerss.ries. :