Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-31
rur E,eurH OF NOVEMBER.

| o,o ,voot fro,n to.morrow tho Anal anneal
I, % ho u.do IN tho American ncon,e rnon thu
,ros,,nr whctber tho prcscn, Aam,ris,-,,,on
| shall be continued and the rehellIon cru.b.d
or whether the Chicago MIA, firm n.,,v fo.utr,
tbemsclvos Dcmocrsts, sh.u cor,o into rovor
.rd ,,0,d ,,.ho,or.,,o -. A. Al, a.,,,,o.r
In,urgen,s wo h.vo ~ son,, ~ ~ ,so w ro.u,,
The neon,o v,,, roror oor,on, - .rrrordor 10
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49, Wv, son'"s 49,, w aSr oorornmon, arriro ,ho
nov, four rc.rs. Wo believe that A large ma.
Iori,r or our lov,l ci,izcns arc .brnd.r,I,
..u.ToI with tho sdo,,,v or Mr. 1lncolr % A..
,rr., ,hcy ronosed In him sorr ro.r, .ro ga
,h., ,hon..nss r,or ,hors.ra, ,,.o enro..,
hin, ,hen viii now srnnor, hin, ,r,,h Al, ,,o,,
hc.,,s a. tho on,v uo.ns NJ c,rr,,r, ,ho 40, -
try ,broupb this crisis or civi, v.r
| Thousands who never svm,,,hizod with tho
no,ric.l ,orc,s or u,. p.,,h,,o. 49, iii,
suppor. Mr. Lincoln because ,hov .so ci,.,,,
that the election of his onnoncn, would invo,v.
tho country In ths, rpin which Tho fore,cncrs
who arc cng,ncct;nc Tho so-c.Ilo1 Dcnocr,,ic
marty are nlo,,,ng 70 hr;rg unon II. bv ,nc,rs
of thia election
Elect Gcorrc n Mcclellan aud coor,. II
pcpd,e,or and vor s,r,uo viii, ,.r.Ir.is ,ha
arm raised against tho rebellion. Yop oivc N
the rebel confederscv tho voice of Furopo. and
insure a separation of the South from the
North. And meanwhile, with a Conrress op.
posed to the Executive, our public Affairs
would 90 to wreck and ruin upon gallop.
None but those who are entirely demented can
fail to sec that such would be the result of the
success of the Belmont and Barlow party. and
those who vote for that marty must desirc n
produce such n result.
Let ma consIder what manner of mon vor,a
rcioico in tho election or NcC,c,I,r and pon.
dleton. In the frs, nIsco Jeg Davis and eror,
other rcrel in b,s confeder.cv ,,or,d ro,o,o.
cvcood;r,I, Eror,. 80 - ~. r'S..
.,ro.d e., o,.o,,, -, ~ ' 80;
,,a =, 49, -, -, 'D w
irmDor .nd rohSor -, ~ o.no-.S"S.. .ouuy D,';,
io,r In tho chor,. =, r0,oic,no s,
JOiN III 'u' |n'' ue VI 'eJoiSinB' bet each Noter
but look around his own neiphborhood and
reflect upon the classes VINO, TO his own knowl
edre. would throw I'M their cans and sbor,
with joy at the success of tho Chicago scheme,
, =, :, '
anu tnls alohC Will De suHclCnt 10 convince
him which ia the right path In nursuc In tbi.
w
Dlstrlct tile sccCsslonlsts would 60 wild with
Joy, Pnd loyal man would hnd II hardly pos
sihIc IN live herc pnber tho Connorho.5 A.
~ -N oy
nasty. And the cause of the rebellion would
tn lie horrid rror, aoa.r,,, ,,horo,.or I, h..
| nv 10 u0iiiu iO"' NS"an'1 "n''e'e' ~ hae
| -,
These facts arc SO patent TO every candid
| and intelIipent mind ,hat ,vo have No ro.r -,
| w ' W. I"'' ~ 'S"' VI
| the result OF the election next week for II
cannot bc that n m.iori,y of tho c,,i,c,e os