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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-10
U. GRANT.

Nav loEK. Sept. 9.-Herald's cores
pendent with Grant, dated the 7th. says that
a large nomber of descrsers entered Genel al
Buffers lines from along their waoie length,
impeIled 10 the leaving the Southern army
on reading the recent general order Of Lieut..
General commanding. They say that a
more genera circulation OF the order would
have The effect 10 bring the rebel. soldiers
into our lines by hundreds and thousands. -
They say that the impression prevails among
Southern soldiers that the Chicago Conven-
ton want peace. but IL they thought they
were TO endorse another Campaign the army
Of Lee would unqestiona5ly fall 60 pieces.--
They assert strongly and with apparent
thankfuiness that the war patriotism OF tho
South has given away 20 iassitude and hope
essences.
Herald's Harper's Ferry correspondent
says the military situation Is unchanged.
The rebels have retreated ~ the valley
Add were sest OF the opupuAn river, follow
cd closely by our cavalry. Gen. Early had
his headquarters At BerryviIie day before
yesterday.
Official dispatches, printed orders. &c +.
relating to the rebel army. we found 10 the
house which he occupied A. headquarters.
Gen. Wiiron skirmished with the rebel
rear all day yesterday.
Officers from the front report all quiet
there.
Charleston. midway between this point
and Shsridan's army. - now gafrisoned by
our troops.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-10
BY TELEGRAPH.
Yesterday F. M. Dispatches.


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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-10

NEw YoRK, September 9-The Tribune =
harpers Ferry correspondent Of the e,h
says, a detachment OF our cavalry yesterday
crossed the Cquoquon aud drove the enemy
to within four miles of Winchester, where
Their iniantiy was posted Ia force The it,
fastty advanced on our cavalry, who Skin
mished back Ia this side of the railroad At
Berry willie.
AT the Mcclellan ratification meeting last
night, calcium light exploded, killing oue
woman and wouuding several persons.
The IFlbunes special. dated headquarteis
Army Potomac eth. SAYS a battle seems i'm
iuoat aud Unavoidable.
The rebels have been largely reinforced
irom Eafly's department. and were yesterday
crawling into position, most precsrious to
them, though they were unaware Of It, The
public may look for stirring news from this
quarter Immediately.
Our recent successes have infused new
spirit aud pride in this army.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-10

Among the resolutions oi,he Chicago Con-
vention wss the following.
R<s.{rr.f Thai fhs -h.snsful efs.e~..a NJ

Among The resolutions oi,he Chicago Con-
vention ~ss the following.
Rsspteof That The shameful disregard Of
the ADMINISTRATIVE - So inis 10 respect 10
oar citx-ps ~ho 80 aud lene have been
prisoners - vsf. t. = suffering condition,
observes the seveFsst reorobs,ioo or Tie
score .likc o ruosc and common humanity
The & pe' f'ssh as haa tor the soldiers
vote. sot The hoax = 40 plAinlv seen. IL
TIE politicians Who thus insult The public 10
tell'sence. nd feis sas real sympathy for
sss 'psisooers Of vaF~ whose .'saifsring con.
dislen lAsy reief - thew vasid tot have
been s-sssfri ~ish .oas.ug .'tee Afmini>sra-
too. which hss sone ~ i ,suid - ssl,ese
thrse prisoners. beth by sssrs<-ss exchange
aud = furnish then uish l,a4 al clotAine
They ~as,ll hsse d-naaocs.i ne iahunsnisy
ADD harhsrsm 81 - rebel authorities. eko
hold ear tssss nss heyssd n, rc,eh 4
fs,esaiy 10 eus -. rhs h~-rties. stretch
e. = - Aesd ear helpless fslssasr IA. ha.s
IA. feeee1 ivt. ~sthees esesssr trom -1e
sosrs AL ssass-sa san. - svsn ssrs %
pesset thea irea - ~easAsf. xes 40 eea-
safe 80, 80 feaSs psse. - ear oun
Eosssa@eat = .iese hsAg ses,-pas.Als ~
sarh bsotsisyl
Ass me<kssy q >ass..eg heroes. absi ur-
% sAs ssssse@sas ~ 49,. .l..s 81 reAe
erh.ssty. ~ ee ssksa - .wss. q n.
''psscsfsl ne4ss" - sAseA Ia pau, ~
r7ss . end re ~sr sna ksss psrn.nssce a
ne Jesse h : a piec~ -ssA al 49,,
'ssssn~es 81 ,se 1sheiiios- res isnls !. Al
% - ID - ieysl msa ssa tA> s<ks IA
tss trstsss. wAst kln5 q govsrams..
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-10

The Southern rsbels add their friends snd
allies. the Northern Copperheads. agree ad-
mirabiy IN their political notions Before
she Convention their views ran parallel In
every respect. They were both opposed to
conGscatiob, emancipation aud coercion
There waz refreshing Interchange OF opin-
| iou Ia the matter Of arbitrary cfFssfs. Each
Of them xofshippsdslAsery snd each OF them
pronounced Presidents Liaooln = ,rsnt. But
Ter beast. and Grant butcher. This un-
animity was observed also IN the choice Of $
candidate for the Presidency. The Rich
mond papers urged the nomination Of Ne
cleIlan. ard she Convention nominated him.
Of course. by seelamstiou.
But. While these brsthssn agree politically.
there Il vide siiiersnce between them IN
military matters. TIE Coppsrbesds are lay
ing the fiattefing JUNCTION to their breast TO
comfort the rebels by vigorously mainsain-
log that Grants seizure Of the Weldon Road
amounts 10 nothing. Nov. see how the
rebels regard Il. We copy from the Peters
burg Rfpr,ss ofibe 2sth nIt
| Eaewlng ths Importance Of holding tn.
lioe Of road, ws felt secure 10 the eftort'
which Il was believed would be made
by The Conis1sraie authorities 20 Al.
fotd !: protection. 1his leehfr OF Sc
cuFity wss greatly shaken, however. shsr
on ,eslssday. two weeks ago. we learned
that Grant bad suddenly swung round an en-
tire army corps, seized the road and proceed
| ed 20 ioftfy The subsequent nnsoeeessiu
| Efforts OF our forces 10 dislodge the enem,
h.d the effect 10 sell further depress IA, Az
when. during the past FIVE or ak days. ~
learned that the enemy were gradually ex'
tending their lines down The road. hope gas'
way " feeling Of deep despair. We pre-
pared tor the worst. aud many. We regret &
say, have realized all and more than the
| expected
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-10
What They Wight Have

The Democratic party. through their rep
rcsentativs. at the late Chicago Convention
missed a golden opportunity Of getting into
power AID ahcicving the glory of closing the
war. suppose that during their session thew
had made a. many and as strong speeches
against the rebels as they did against the
Government Suppose they had been as
zeslous AID as earnest in their endeavors 10
put down the rebellion as they were % over
throw the Union suppose they had ex-
pressed themselves ready now and at all
times 20 uphold md MAINTAIN the honor Of
the flag instead OF trailing ia in the dust aud
lowering "a IL dishcnor AZ the VERY instant Of
victory. and that they we're bound 70 take
JET. Davis q, his word-sabmssion or ex-
termination aud fight IL out on that line .
Surprising they bad dsns this. no matter how
much they had attacked sbolitionism the
people would have taken them add their plat
form and ? sced them Ia po~er. they
would have received The Offices aud the spoils.
aud seested n themselves the glory of clo<-
ing the wsr Ahd sasiag the Uuion. The
effect woul5 have pss@l,xed the rebels. aud
before nc dsy Of election Jeff. DAYS and
his whole cr.,~d would have been On their
knees sosiug ior peace. and saving: "Iss
no use; ne caonot heh,s united Nor.S
But the Denaocsasy missed the opportunity.
and BY taeir scisn have prolonged the war.
Every dep Of blood shed hereafter /. on
their skirts lee fortunate they can only
emoArEsss. not delesl the purpose Of The var.
The Union men OF the Nora, flushed with
the VICTORIES iu every qusrter. are more de-
iermined han ever n carry ca tbs saf 10 a
sacce<slul isene:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-10
YESTERDAY


NV YoRx, Sert 9-Herald's FL. Gaines
correspondent, OF the 81 SAYS our Troops have
effected landing AZ Cedar Point 3 miles
shove Dauphine Island and 25 miles from
Mobile, the road running 20 Mobile is held
by .be rebels. IL Is reported they have no
notifications on this road except near there
20 pedo was drawn from the water last
week, aud exploded killing 5 and woundug
3 men.
TIE work OF disodging the Nashville. in
tho channel above Dog River Bar is pro-
crossing
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-10

LoUrvrLLx. Sept. 9.-Cslhem's I1th Ken
lucky cavalry, captured Col. Jessie, and one
hundred and fifty Of bis men yesterday morn
ing. They were eneamped near Client, XIV
and being surrounded by Huffman, surren
dcrrd without firing a gun.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-10

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ tat he rrssrxssne4 kss sess sppsssssz "A.
naln1<srsso< q The sstose e Csriss Parry ,sxs q
slxs cs1nfy. e>e<ss~6- he estate II s1pposss o.
b< solvent HxJ. @ DJ1.
&<p<<f1ux3 kt1fr.
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OFFICIAL.

'rbiishfd IN fs< Paper Aarsng fke isgsssi
Circulation
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-10
SEPT. 10, 1864.

So ITO obtain any u these letters. the app,i-
cxuI n1sl ell for Advertised istters.' give The
dstr ~ this list ant pay cent FOR kt<ertissng
a. IF nos called loF ~.thsp one months thsy
wsll be sent - The Dead Letter onlce.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-10

Susol~uers<rr 20 An ordsnABs> 20 sls rsgulea1sr
eflhe IRE rersrtnsrs. adopted April I. 1kx
DE- IL Ordained BY the Connon
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CT 81 Rnen>sr Il he IRE p<psrt-sni, Ne 1913 ;
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.re hereby fn~~~zcs ~1th tie po~sr- - call spca
srv AT al sklf t,fiet rsen. wno maj &c fc1nt In
sks snerr-ncy q q rr~ a fse Brxine Hecs-. o.
n nc pneiic sfr<<ss, ~hlle ne Fire kugfn<s are
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ers. far such eskiFsncs "a the1 Nsf be al u 20
reader. sd snF persoz refusfrE essn - slt<t ca
- rsn lsr such xelekscs. sassl fwfsst sd pay q
ere - ave teisrs. sin cuft sfsuit le - rcesersi
IL scfien befors the Hsyor = sad city.
Approved seplsnbsr .. lss<-
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

The New York Ners says the Federal
successes reduces the proceed ings OF the
Chicago Convention TO comparative 10.
significance. .,..
The Louisville Josraal Of the 9th con-
tsins an exposition of malfesssnce in Office
by Gen. Paine at Paducba. Kentucky, and
duplicates Hon Lucius Anderson. Mem.
ber of Congress, r. II. Hall, Provost
Marshal. John L. Bollinger. and Major
Henry Barthney, as his assistants In var
ious swindling transactions. General
Meredith, the successor of General Paine,
has arrested some Of the parties, and will
no doubt secure the remainder.
A dispatch says that Forrest has captur.
ed Athens, Alabama, and destroyed Elk
Riser bridge. The SuIpher trestle bridge
Is also reported burned, aud the garrison ol
the stockade (colored) captured The
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad hal
not been disturbed. and ample proviscr
has been taken TO keep up uninterrupted
communication between Nashville and At
lants.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01
81. LOUIS Sep, 81.

Oficial Information stiIl puts Prices main
force at Frederiaktown, with bis advance
at Fsrmiogton, ST. Francis county. The
main body 10 estimated st ten or twelve
thousand strong, principally cavalry. The
advance, about four thousand, ere mount
ed. .-,.s, rr .s
Light attacks were made on Pilot Koob
and lrontou yesterday, which were easily
repuised. GJfV0I9(A 51M
II now appears that Pilot Knob is moi
evacuated. ss previously reported
Price's plans are yet undeveloped, bu'
be seems TO be massing bis forces in Area
dis Valley. an.a OF, - ,aas !.
General Mower, who left Brownsville
Arkansas, two weeks ago with sstrone
force of cavalry, is still moving northwarc
to Prices rear. aud will be heard from 10
good time. be,aat 5ad ghl
Considerable bodies Of troops are srriv'
/. ing here, cavalry and Infantry. and are
rapidly being assigned 10 proper posi-
tions. sD r,rn.4cl s.tsa e7n6
The militia are responding promptly "a
| the call of the commanding General o,l
The citizens generally manifest strong
| disposition to organize for local defense.
I The very extensive quarters in pro
cess Of erection by the Government, fol
refugees and contrabapds. from the South
nearly fuished, was consumed. ,arg
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NAsuyILLg, Sept. ~.


A dipatch from the telegraph operator
at Pulaski to the Supertendent of the mill
tsry telegraph here says:
Rousseau heavily pressed by Forrest, is
slowly falling back The enemy is report
ed to have made On attempt, with 5000
men aud six pieces of artillery, to faux
Rousseau. Heavy skirmishiug has been
going on all day, sudi enemy advanc-
ing. Our cavalry and iufantry :are report.
ed 10 line Of battle and would Jattack the
rebels.
A scout at Franklin, Tenn, reports Col.
B file with large force Of Wbeeler's men
10 lie between Williamsport and Hills.
bo,o. a..aH
A dispatch from Columbia says on that
day, the 28ih, B Hle was at Lawrenceburg
with 100 men and two pieces of artillery.
The report that Johnsonville. on the Ten.
nesee river, was captured is unfounded.
Skirmishing with the rebels under For.
rest continued all day. Rosseau fell back
two miles from Pulaski. but rendvanced
and held his position in the town up 10
p. M to day. The enemy advanced his
skirmishe.s line to within half mile o
ours, and probabls advance his lines snt
attack us in the morning. Our loss today's
fighting will not exceed 80. More prison
ers were captured in Marshall County OF
the way to McMinnvile with dispat ches t.
Cerro Gordo Williams. who was to unit,
with Forrest, states shat Forrest has 2(
pieces of artillery and 1000 men. Six
regiments were reported sent here from
Wheeler's force. Rosseau. by Q strsgetit
movement, invited an attack from the reb
| el commander, but be did not respond
The telegraph is 10 working order tc
Pulaski.
1t is rumored at Chattnooga that two
trains were captured ON Monday by the
rebels at Big Shan,y, on the Chattanooga
Railroad. An officer just from the front
co, e -ms this statement.
There is grand torch light procession
by the German residents in Marshall to
night, headed by the 5;h N. Y. Volunteers
veterans, who have relisted. in honor Of
Lincoln and johnson Numbers of ban
ners, transparencies, &c. were exhibited -
The procession proceeded to The capitol
where Gov. johnson made q forcibls
speech in the Hall Of Representatives.
Col j. L. Donaldson, chief Of the @. M
Department at Cumberland. has organized
the entire force of the Q. M D-paI tmeot,
amouting TO over I 900 men, and compr;s'
ing over eight regiments. Arms and anu
milton have been furnished then. They are
to be in rediness at q moments notice &c
CO operate with the regular troops whenev.
er occasions require.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01
EATEsT WAX saws.
Wxsu1Noros Sept. 26.


Gtn. Dir ,A.-Dispstches from Sheridan
up to II O'Clock Saturday night. dated six
miles South Of Newmarket. have been re.
ceived. He had driven the enemy from
Mount jackson without being able to bring
on general engagement.
The enemy we're moving rapidly aud b Q
had no cavalry present to hold them.
Torbert had attacked Wickham's force
at Luray and captured number Of pris.
oners
y Sheridan found rebel hospitals In oil
towns from Winchester to Newmarket, and
was 80 miles from Msrtinsburg. l,ean
& 30 pieces Of artillery were captured at
Fishers Hall together with 100 prioners,
o large anon Mt Of ammanition, eaisson linn
bers &c, large quantity of entrenchine
tools. small arms aud debris. No isis o
captured ma teriaI have been received. siI
h The small towns throughout the Valley
have great many rebel wounded. aqaa
Gen. Stoneman reports the arrival a'
Harper's Ferry Of train of our wounded
twenty guns aud eighty additional captured
officers. .u !
Brcckinridge has gone to take command
OF the reoei department VI the No''""So''
Dispatches received this @. I'd. from Gen
eral Sherman, state that Hood appears to
be moving towards the Alabama line "a
strong force. p . taa
Rebel raiders are reported to be operat.
inp against Sherman's communications and
had csptured Athens, Alsbama.
| Vigorous exeriions are being made TO
overtske and destroy this force. N
JEFF Davis is reported to be at Macs.
Reports have also been received frou
Major General Candy. ,t
Gen. Steel had been strongly reinforced
and had taken the offensive.
Dispatches from Gen. Grant dated II
o'clock last night report no military opera
tions. .5f,. .,f.,., r
The above comprises the substance 0
military operations proper for publication
received up to present date by this Depart
ment. ~r
EDsIN M STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01
HrApQ'ss Amy OF THE Poroxac, Sept. IS.

-~----N = = - ~~~~-~'
Quiet still prevails in trout Of Peters.
bar6 broken only by the usoal picket dring
and occasional artillery duels, the only ef.
feet Of which is 10 consume large qnaoti
~ Of powder, 49,. tH.
A good deal Of heavy 6ieing was heard
yesterday and to day in the direction of the
James river, IL is supposed from the gun.
boats. @ laf.
A large body ofrebel cavalry was re.
ported this afternoon to be moving on our
left II so their object has uot yet been
developed. IS -
Three spies we're arrested within our
lines yesterday. and the evidence which has
been obtained is said to be strong eHough
to convict them.
Two ci' z rs have also been arrested,
charged with giving ad and comfort to the
eLemy.
An order bms been issued that officers
who have served three years may be mus
tered out of service, the time during which
they may have served as privates not be
ing taken into account.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

WITNESS Against SLAVERY. RY.-An impos.
ing monument stands ut the june ion of St
Charles and Canal streets, New Orleans,
erected to the memory Of Henry Clay. On
the marble base, by order of the Mayor ol
that city has been cut 10 the solid granite
the following inscription, copied from Clay's
speech delivered before the American
Colonization Society at Washington Jan
20. 1891:
Ii could be Instrumental in eradicating
this deepest stain, Slavery, + ON the char
scter of our country and removing oil cause
of reproach on account Of ii, would moi
exchange the proud satisfaction which
should enjoy for the honor Of oil the tri
umphs ever decreed the most successful
conqueror. -.
This Inscription makes the mOnumeD
doubly valuable, giving il eloquent ,oDgu,
in favor of the present Free State move
ment. 1t is accepted with satisfaction
aud the full admission that is Mr.. Clay ha,
left any record behind as q statesman, i,
emiDeutly is what he said and did against
slavery. $50 u
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01
ODDITIES AND EsTIrDEs Patience is y
ing TO, and rid dg ont the gale.

ODDITIES AND ENTITIES Patience is ~
ing to, and rid dg ont the gale.
A cunning political rope walker may come
at last to q rope that lie CAN'T walk. that
he must tread.
In this world, truth can wait !: Heaven
knows that she is used 10 II.
Many fellow who has q 6ne coat should
rather have rough jerkts.
A bad cold makes a msn supercilous
He sncezeS at everything.
A womau's love for military officer i.
generally uniform.
Boys on land often play the game o
pitch aud toss. When OF sea, still 0ftner
The clergyman who came to head il
bis discourse. was much disappointed Il
6nd no brains in it.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

N. Y. PoLrrrcs Hon. Reuben E Fen.
ton is the nominee Of the Uuionists Of the
State Of New York for Governor. lie re-
sIdesin Jamectown, N. Y, and has long
been . Member Of Congress from the Chau
tsque and Cattarsugus District. He is
straightforward aud honorable man ant
an able aud successful statesman. /. Tb
Democracy have determined to run Sey
mouf for reelection. He is bold, bs,
man, and intense rebel. He is a traitor Il
the Country and the Country's cause
Better men than he have been shot for
desertion. He viii draw to bis support
his ftieads Of the Five Points in New Y York
city, and the rag tag and bob tail of seces-
sionism throughout the State. We hope
to.witness his overwhelming and FINAL de-
feat In November next.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

MAIsE.-The Official returns Gom 415
towns. cities aud plantations. or nearly the
whole vote Of the State. foots up 62.3S9
for Coney. rep and for Howard. dem.
46.4J6. Majority for Couey. 1923
Last year the vote 10 the same towns stood:
Coney. rep. 6I.1ss. Bradbury. dem, 60..
2a3. Majority for Couey. 1850. The
vots 90 constitutional amendment allowing
soldiers 70 vote stands: 10 favor "a, ,4S0,
sgainst 10, 1873.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01
wAsHrxsros, Sept. 2s.

The Republican has issued 40 extra con-
tainipg the following important intelligence
We learn ihcially that the advance Of The
rebel General Forrest has been suddenly
checked at Pulaski. Tenn, to which point
Horthwsrd he pushed after destroying the
railroad bridge at Elk Run.
Dispatches received by Government this
morning containing the latest rsports from
General Sheridan sunounce his arrival st
Hsrrisonburg on Monday, and his inten.
tion 10 folIos up the pursuit Of Early, who
was Fastening toward stanton with the
shattered fragments Of bis defeated and
demorslized army.
Every attempt Of Early TO take advant
sge of the gsps in the Blue Ridge noun
tsins to sa1oy Gen. Sbsridan's rear. ha'
been defeated. ga
On Saturday Torbsst's cavalry met ih'
rebel cavalry near Laasy Court House,
After spirited 6ght Of several hours ront
ed them With loss of several bundre<
killed, wounded aud prisoners.
The rebels we're commended by Gen
Wickhsm. The rebels setrssted up th,
vslley on Sunday, bus ous cavalry sDscted
junction with Shsridsu's infAalsy assI
New Market.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-10-01

Fsrx nAILofs Ann FRrf FIonf.--Long job
Wentworth. In speech out west, few days
since, said ~
A few nights ago, . procession went
through this city, bearing the motto, Free
ballot or free fight" They bad them both
In Maine and Atlanta, and they are going
to have them oil through the campaign =
We have carried Name, Vermont, Atlanta
snd the Shenandoah Valley--f four insisn'
ces Of bullets and bayonets Prolonged
cheers f.iliAN x ACl :.
The fall Of Atlanta has modified McCl
lsn's letter Of acceptance, and frightened
Pendleton SO thst be has not yet been able
to write his. Loud applause George
you are q railroad man, and It's Dangerous
10 s,end on the platform. Tremendous ap
plause. Pendleton has taken warning
and is not going to stand on the platform
I, is somewhat strange that news from
Atlanta will cause . political party to die
aud news from Shenandoah orders th
coffin.