The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-04

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Geld Ia tbc eoaatry 10 she fall Of
1860 led Davis prophesied that gtas.
would grow in the streets 81 Northern
{. cities. IN is64 he secs The thorough.
flares q his own great cities ID hat
same condition.
Maj Gen. McCal, Of Pcnsylyaoia
commando 81 Tic Pennsylvania Re-
serves uuder Mcclellan, aud Demo.
cratic candidate for Congress 10 1852,
5 now opposed 10 the election Of bis
old commander to the presidenc y.
The Brigade stationed At Alexan.
dria has voted for President with the
following result: Lincoln, 1872 4;
Mcclellan, 62S.
Nallaudigham who was on his way
10 Pennsylvania 20 stump the state for
Mcclellan, when the lalters letter Of
acceptance was received aud immedi-
ately threw up the canvass in disgust
aud went home, has been ]appeascd
and taken the stump in Ohio, Those
who think Mcclellan is all right on the
war question, will do well to ask them.
selves what private assurance be has
given to conciliate the great peace man.
If the Democracy arc so sure OF the
soldiers vote, why is il that they have
always laborod TO prevent them yo.
ItingY The soldiers OF six stat have
J voted ever since the war began, and
can any Democrat who pcrtcnds 10 be
SO sure ofthe army vote, give Us a sim
Gle Instance where a regiment has poll
ed a Democratic majority
Hon. Jno. A. Griswold Of Troy y.
y, Democratic member Of Congress
from that district, says that he cannoi
support the Chicago platform nor any
one who stands upon it, and Is now out
for Lincoln and johnson, and is the
Union candidate for reelection.
Dan. S. Dickinson, tic wan horse
Of the Democracy, recently said in a
speech at Binghampton, that she
hoped to God that when the last sun
went down on the rebellion, il, next
rising might not be upon a single lu
man ictter unbroEen IN our broad Un-
ion" and wanted the reporters to be
sure aud take il down.
Geo. w. Curtis thinks the McClell-
an policy is, when a rebel hauls down
the American flag "let US e&aust all
the resources Of craftsmanship 10
make him haul il up again. Dix's
way was TO shoot Him on the spot.
Which is the best Democrali
A vote for President in The Lincoln
hospital resulted as follows: Lincoln,
1913 Mcclellan, 25j, This was an
unusually fair test vote, As nearly ey-
cry regiment IN the army Of tie Pq- |
tomac was represented.
The "Stonewall Brigade" originally
recruited from the sons of wealthy
planters in the Shenandoah Valley,
has absorbed since the war began over
G,000 recruits, aud is now entirely
used up by the recent heavy lighting
with Sheridan,
Cl. i rker, offbe 10th n. II. Vol
uul GERS, Democratic Mail Agenl ul-
der Pierce aud Buchanan, has come
out for Lincoln.
The rebels are trying 10 hunt up
one that can whip Sherman.
They propose now 10 try Bcauregard,
and lie has been sent 10 super,e EIDE
Hood.
Henry S. Foote, Of Miss. member
Of the rebel Congress, Is 50 pleased
with the CIicogo platform and nomi-
nccs, that he writes a eongratulatory
10 the Richmond Wing. lie
the platform means "irrecon
opposition 10 the further pros
a%eution Of the war for any purpose
whatever His friends at the North I
link the same thing. Z
Hon. John Lynch. the new member {
IF Congress from the Portlan D., Me-,
was born there d Irish pa
'ents, and began lis Life as a cart dri- +
Ter. and has worked himself up to 10 I
intelligent and wealthy merchant and
IGNORED citiz n. (
Hooker relieves Heintzelman in {
Command Of the Department Of Ohio, a
indiana, and Illinois. d
Cen AycrilI has been relieved from d
Command, some say because Of some u
question Of rank between Torbctt and c
others, because he went INTO G
amp when Sheridan expected further b
from his command. n
Mr.. Jefferson Davis may be seer b
very Sabbath morning walking from Il
is house TO The church with his pray Fl
r book under his arm. He is as ii
ious AS Cromwell, but the Lord does
OF seem 10 be on his side.
The battle flag Of the "Stonewall .,
with Tie names Of ten bal \
es Inscribed upon it, was captured in
.hetidan's first fight, by the Golfer
ergeanl Of the 37th Mass.
The Unionias OF New jersey do y
Of give Up The State. They are hold "
e hundreds Of meetings every week. -
is thought that Mcclellan will be p
.uch injured By the fact that brave AZ
bill. keafney whom all New Jersy- =.
zen adore, had a most perfect con =