Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-14
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q good chance. The election OF 10 Jcoe Conk.
ling ls assured. r.
As twcodle-dum Is 10 tweedle- dee, 50 is a
sccessionist to "cess asionlst.' - Bufalo Com.
Advertiser.
Roscoe CoSKLSo is making a thorough can.
vass Of Oneida county,
Mr.. EPEs E. ELIsRr haS been nominated Tor
Congress in the Flfth district, N. Y, by both
Union Conventions, and also by the war DEM
ocrats. The candidates against him arc Gen
, Nelson Taylor and Thomas Kssson. Mr.. FL
ielys friends are sanguine that he will poll a
heavy vote.
I GEN. ANDREW J. HAMILTON, Military Gov
ernor OF Texas, speaks for lincoln and John
son at the Cooper Institute, New York, TO-.
night.
MAJ. GIN. sIcKLEs, in an able letter 10 tho
, Union League of Philadelphia. says "My
voice and vote go with my sword In protesting
against the Chicago idea OF a cessation Of hos.
tillties and the recognition OF the Southern
Confederacy."
CAPT. GEO. Y. NoIBs, in speech In New
York city, on Tuesday evening last, saidi
Mcclellan had wilfully kept back Summers
and Franklin's Corps, when the assistance
which those Corps might easily have rendered,
would have averted tie bloody disaster OF the
second battle Of Bull Run"
MAJOR GEN. DoUBLEpAT, In speech in New
York on Tuesday evening, said the armies will
soon give US peace which will reveal our glo.
rious Union as forever tablished-wIrHotr
REBEL Oh SLAVE WITHIN ITS BROAD DOMAIN.
MAJOR GEN. LOGAN is advertised to speak
for Lincoln and johnson, and an uncompro
missing aud unconditional prosecution Of the
war, at sixteen county mass meetings In ILL
nois, between October 10th and Nov. b,h.
RICHARD DusrEEp, Judge of the U. s. Dis
trict Court Of Alabama, is stumPlng New Yoik
State for Lincoln and johnson.
The Register (Copperhead) newspaper of
Springfield, H., says "Liucoln is the rebel
candidate" The best evidence that the dec.
laration is q lie is that the miserabl; devil who
edits the Register will vote against Lincoln.
JoHS t. STUART, Copperhead, mcn.L #
Congress from Illinois, is preaching cessation.
ism in that State. The people of the sprius.
field district ought to send live loyal mau
here.
Gov. YATES is stumping Illinois, talking day
and night for Lincoln and johnson. lie Is ac-
companied by Judge Vim. P. Kellogg.
The CoPPERuEADs have changed their color.
They have not that verdgris appearance; since
the elections they have an indigo hue. They
look decidedly blue, and are preparing 10
change their skins BY the sth of November.
TIE NEW YORK EOening Express, an enter
prising Coppcrhead sheet, can get no authentic
news from Indiana.
A STRAw.-A vote was taken on the Wash
ington branch of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road yesterday, which resulted: Lincoln, l73;
Mcclellan, ~. We should think the Copper.
heads would get sick of playing "Poor Tom"
and pulling straws.
JoHS VAN BURES made COpperhcad speech
the other day in Philadelphia. John has more
than once boasted he was in the minority.
No ESTHUsIAsM IN THE DEMoCRAcY.-The
Columbus Journal publishes letter from that
prince OF copperheads, Alexander Long, Con-
gresham from Cincinnati. The letter is dated
Cincinnati, September go. In that letter Long
says: There is no enthusiasm In the Democracy
here, and the election is almost going by dc.
fault. see nothing but defeat.'
SOLDIERS. Are you prepared to vote for
party whose interests are So closely Identified
with those OF JeT. Davis that victories gained
by our soldiers make its leaders sick They
hate Grant, Sherman, and Sheridan, and stand
by military failures.
The NEW YoRK IIorlI nresumet to leciure
,.a.,, ~, "
i''"'o'i ineu ae 10 'neir u"'y' we would as
soon think OF listening 10 moral lecture
rom The window Of fclon's cell, as to learn
political wisdom from such a teacher. "Phy-
slcian, heal thyself."
The MoUREERs.-There is great triJulaton
In the Copperhead camp. The sympathlzers
with rebellion discover the march Of despot- |
Ism In Indiana. They see 1t In the efforts OF
,ha, S " cLusn oIt tnc tTeasoh amo
and exposed conspiracv Of the penncrs,ic w onC ,
party in that State to overturn the civil gov |
ernmrnt and rule by force.
TuC DIrPEupycg. Th,rodic.I candidate for
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uo'e.no' VI m''SouF', Noi' ih'S. u fie'eher'
looking afeT rehc,s lie onnoren, ' IL
Coprasha.S snoao,':. '''' 'PPOu'u' 10 IL 'h'ns
S'PPo'heau ePeceues'
r,ower and will sava ii.elr in anita or fo,,,,o,.
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