Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-15

pgTPe piII -, W ,ii,o ~ nm cbiid Tbis man 40 con.
demned. works more hours than any other
PRECEDENT that ever occupied the chair. His
solicltude for the public welfare is never
ceasing, differed from him at first myself
but at last felt and believed that he was right,
and shall vote for this brave, true, patriotic,
nd.hearted man. All his faults and mistakes
you nave seen. an niS U'i.TeS ,.hor 'T" vonSorSni
'Thls man always right, always lust, we pro.
nose now 10 re.elect 10 the Presidency. To
swap of such man as this, my countrymen,
ior Mcclellan, Idle, incompetent, anu uuwI.i Will
trsIeS '' :" my 'P'"''"'
THr FpIxrvopr fKvN Commonwealth nsks
- ~ ,,,,. 80 -, ~, NJ,
tue quce'on' "hereiS La|' w. io"e" "uu
Garreu DAVIS, !hat they are nov canvassIng H., ,Or
inees1 e '"''' 'O'' i''''
cov Rpo,ou of Ohio. bimse,e one of tho
-. n, -,
oest rahroau nauabo'' III 'ne "oIiu' '"'e
MeOielian tast n .no tS, sae r iooo, o,'.
moor rsiIroad." !"
A vorr was taken for President on the cars
.h,,voor Ro.,or and worce,ter yesterdav.
,rhtoh ro,r,,oa no ro,,ov,s. IIpco,n, o43, Me.
Ciellan, GO.
Tu- v,p,,,xr Iro,sr,rrpp convened at
O.. 80 .a1
MontPeIler ye''e'ual' ino s'n"''
by electlng Henry Ciatk, secretaIyi James n 4
Whii" SSpop' nS ASos Tonsntry CbSniSin' The Honsc
elected Hon. A. i. Gardner, OF Bennington,
Speaker, and j. H. FIngg, "i wilmington,
oiotk' n,r
ooNbhNo" VI HE'"DA nv "cP1CI~n
party oi Ne'aua nave noui'na''u Diaiou''' ~,
governor, euu MesSIs: Dea''y' N'o'n""' "HN
w.. 80 oT rnn 20 vrr,,xs Tuosa.v will
IN Hhs.Li " ,o,' ,,.,,h
toaeh tne oou'n 'ila' 'no'' san w Nv p'".. ",
rebels In arms. The people OF the North Will
never consent to have this war closed until
every traitor In the confederacy shall sue for
mercy
doV'sefMorh MADE threc speeches III renn-
sylvania, and VIC nave gaihed IhFeo meihoere
of Congress. If he had stumped each of the
districts, there wouldn't have been Copper
head Congressman elected.
THE PARTY that opposes It's country's war,
ro,or hos ro,.or vii and mayor oro,,,i IN spc.
cood Infar,r Is II. roword
nov Jouy n ,xsox r,,do a sroocb boCo,o ,ho
your,, CoDDor,,o,ds n, puIr.Io on Uedrosday
ovonin, iast II oor,aIrs nav, ossor,,,rs
which that honorable gentleman would scarcely
presume 10 state upder oath. as truth in tho
face of the law puuishipr perjury.
sr-,,o,.,, sr,.,,,,-, ponr.,,,,,t. ,s ,h,
"O'N 'i'"i M Si'"u'"' uuu '"N
p'oi'' ,a'o 'e'i "o"N'' "0" "' LIN u
'"U ..P,1.
i"h '''DN' VA = 'on'.'' "-' N''t'o" iu''
day. IL only remains 10 go through inc mo-
tions" on the Sth of November.
"strSsET Coy.n His sun haa SGT
,,,,, Io,,,,.o,, n 60, ~, ,.r
nm i'N|ohN nHD 0on''oN oA"rN'un oLCr
ho'u mass hlee'ips Ut 'ne oooPer institute IL
new lofk isst eTo1,ng, Mhlch waS sr addresses GS
Tbomas a. Alvord Of srrHcnse, (IInion candi
date for Lieutenant Geyernor,G and G, c. Bay
lor, ESQ.,, of Georgia.
AT UNION FLAG RAISING at Fort Gillen
there were no less than three distinguished
BrigadIer Generals-Thomas Francis Meagher
Webster, and Donaldson Gen. Meagher made
nSch bS c,iIsd for Irsc a. cheer @ Sor shnrnsr ~
and bis Victorious army.n The cheers glyer
were loud, long, and Iusty.
WE. RoprSsoS ESQ. fmgichcI,c,,,\ vu
:, ~, I,,. ,,tN, oo., w.
speak at fort JEWS, N l., on thursday, 2oth
THE TORONTO Gl0Js, speaking of the recen
elections, says that Gen. Mcclellan never hat
any reasonable prospect of being elected, bu
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GOOD a chanGe oil getting 10 DC emperor o
Japan US nc mas ol becoming PRESIDENT oi I'M
Ohitcd states'
IhE IOWA ELEcTloN'-lhc Presidential cleo
tion taking place this year, Iowa did not hol(
her annual state election ON Tuesday last Or
the eIh OF November Presidential Electors
congressional Representatives, members oil thl
legislature ana county officers arc TO be elected
on ,bo scoonS Tncsg, a. 90 octnbar 90 usual 'e'u
A su,vpp prTonr sold,or or ono or ,h
porrs,,,a,ia roo,,,,o,,,. ,,,n - ,ha,asI, :,
.,1''I ,e Nv" ~ 'rU u.'u' VI
DSinS asked II ne Would vote iCr MCCLELLAN, re
pIed, Il would II were REBEL"
HoH. SAMUEL NJ. WHEELER will do the Stat
of New HAMPSHIRE some seryice ere the eide
+ of November,n He speaks at no less than siy
. teen different points for Lincoln and johnson
1s Coos Corxrv Now u,r,,riro tho ro,
lowing distinguished gentlemen Will addres
= the loyal peoples Col. Henry o. Kent will spea
with Hon. Daniel Clark; Hon. Jacob Bento
with Col. Hartman; Ossian Ray, ESQ, wit