Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
-"l II 50 soon done for,
wonder what be was begun for. "

-"h II 50 soon done for,
wonder what be was begun for"
McCLRLLLS," said Fernando Wood, in a
recent speech in New York, "would, il elected,
be the mere creature OF the will OF those who
nominated him." Wood is good Judge OF
character, aud knows his man. His plodgo
that the "crcaturc " would prove a faClle in-
strument in the hands Of disloyal men Is not
an idle one.
WHEN YOU hear Copperhcads boasting OF
their superior patriotism, throw In their teeth
this pregnant fact; Not single Republican,
from Maine 10 California;, Is IL arms against The
Government, irhlo nearly CUe,y prominent leadsr
Of utc rebellion i'd Democrat.
LET 1T BE so REcoRDED.-Thc indianapolis
Sentinel confesscs that lis party has In view the
recognition of the rebel Confedoracy. In the
event of Gen. McClellan's election, II says:
"His programme will be a cessation Of hOStRi.
ties, and an attempt TO restore the Union by
Compromise and reconciliation, or falling In
that, taking thG las! sI!rCme-rfcqJnRioH.
WIEN GEN. MCCLELLAN was ostensibly serv-
ing the cause of the Union, the London Times
contemptuously pronounced him "tho greatest
military failure of the age" Now, that he Is
openly IN the interest of dlslOyaty, that paper
pats him on the back, calls him ''yood boy"
and assures him that he is on tho highroad TO
greatness.
VINO VOTED AGAINST THE soLpIERsi Who
voted against granting soldiers the privilege OF
votingl The Peace D0HocrdtSj TIC Nc CitldoRe9
The official returns show that, in every district
throughout the State, just In proportion to tho
comparative strength OF the opposing parties,
80 stood the August vote for or against the sol
ders' right. We challenge contradiction, and
refer to tue figures for rroof-m . won't lie, IL
If tho Cops do.
No DOUBT OF IT.-John Bigler, Ex-Governor
Of California, declared in a speech at New York,
| on Tuesday last, that ''the South conld trust
Gen. Mcclellan" We agree with John for
once, notwithstanding the Biglers are much
given to lying.
If MCCLELLAN thinks the victorious party
ought to stop the war, why don't he take those
emblGins OF war from his shoulders? And why
don't he quit drawing twenty dollars q day for
doing nothing, from the Treasury, which he
says Lincon's administration have got into
such M awful state!
TIE ALBANY Lg~ says that Mcclellan is
"now in retirement, ready al all times, how.
ever, for service" There must be some mis-.
take about this statement, as he is committed
to immediate efforts for "cCssl alton Of hos
tilties."
TIE SOLDIERS lirAhD Fnou.--Thc returns
OF the votes of tho Pennsylvania and Ohio
soldiers yesterday show which way tho tide
| runs In the army. In every instance reported
the Opposition vote Is absolutely nowhere.
The army believes In the Union.
LEARN FROM TIE ENEMA Richmond
paper advises the purchase aud employment as
soldiers by the rebel Government of $50, 900
negroes, and thinks they would do good service
I'D tboir o.J
they survive. What becomes now of the Cop.
pcrhead assertions that c8lorcd men will not
fight find arc not anxious for liberty.
HORNETS NEsr.-Day before yesterday
the Mcclellan men In East Hartford, c., met
TO form Mcclellan cluU, but their meeting
was held in dilapidated old school. l.liouse, and
while the orator of the evening was declalmlng
very enthusiastically, he disturbed a hornets
nest under one of "the planks OF the PLATFORM -
and the hornets travelled up his trowsers and
stung him terribly. The opposition also stirred
up a hornets nest yesterday In Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana, and the stiugs make them
feel sore.
\ PRoBLEM IN THE RULE OF TaREE.-Will
some admlror Of the " Little Napoleon" with
mathematical turn of mind, be go good as to
do this "sumn In the Rule of TIrcO? II IL
took Mcclellan with an army OF one hundred
and thirty thousand men month to reduce
yorktown, with Its garrison Of eight thousand
men, how long would 1t have taken him and
how large an army would Ii have required TO
put down the rebellionl
MCCLELLAN says he failed at Richmond for
the want Of men. lie will fail at the ballot
box for the same reason.
Tue REBHIs HATE Lincoln with all the hatred
of dcspcratloni the nomination Of Mcclellan
tpaI triih oh al NhnE
lines before Petersburg. This fact speaks vol.
umes.
Ir, As THE CoPrERHrADs CLAEY, their party
lie par excellence the party of the Union, how
comes II that the rebels arc praying for lts sue
cessi
THE JASUs-FACED DEMoURACY.-To those of