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Gnittuneen Der ~. Staats;eituna.

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GRIT NQttD,nal<Ba
st. saul. Minncfcta.
Grnannter Depu item II. TiefatzM9ent
Der Gereiu. Sioaten.
@ubicr;ptisnen perben angeucmmen fir aae
Maticnal- Mnleiben. = Das ttIe jtbt tsfannte
8apital- lnlaae lnp &esierunaspapiere. -Ius~
fIbr!ider Nadpsis pirb eytbsilt.
16. Mueut 1864.
316-1y. s. 8. 3bompion u. So.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-11-16
Thanksgiving FroclssAssstfsssl
by s3se SSoseTka0r- y4s

As nation We should Bow before ;the
Lord Thanksgiving and. praise shoRld
be rendered uhto lll4n ior Il IS care ana
pruiec!iou .oi US AS tt people. Durlna5the
past year Sc have been eiplnentiy blessed,
and IL is Gleet We should pause IN oar
worldly careerato realize and be. grateful
or 10. We have been bicst slth general
health ana enlarged prosPsriiy Though
cut our State. The seed uihe and the
harvest have been given 10 US IN their
season, and we have reaped abundantiy
oa the products of the earth Arts and
sciences, commerce and navigation, and
all the pursuits. have hourlshed
and been blessed with ample rewards
Ne have worshipped Ia oar temples and
,Iwelt bv our hearthstones IN perieet Sc
curity. Invasion has not cong Y9hln
our barders, and the tide OF war has been
kept from our limits. Our:aEm2f haye
been crowned with victory and ,opTr efforts
to suppress the rebeliion IN the band have
been sigually prospsred. BoG 18th 5 eals
and protection, aud for all guidance ot
His wisdom, aud ali dis blessings 7pnto
us. ..tw osheutd give thanks aud praise 10
tie yGreate Ruler Of the Y Universe, who
controls and governs the DER TIMES OF man
and ofnations. esgQ 81 - ag 4
Therefore, [ John Brough, GoverEor
of the, State of Chic do hereby designate
and set apart the last Thursday ol the
present mouth of 'Noyembsr,e Pslpga ths
| twenty fourth day OF said moth as day
Of thanks giving and prayer to = AsIIn.igfti3 8
Sod; and respectfully reaommend 20 the
people of the State, that laying. aside al
/ worldly avocatjons, they DO observe said
day as enc ofipraise TO oar Heavenly
Father. Tor all past blessings, and OF
! humble but tearnest soYpiiesslon that lie
/ wall strengthen our rulers aed guide us
IN the course tha: shall early Lead to
peace and unity 70 eur land tho restor
atinn, and prosperity Of our Gpyeramenlt
and the continped prosperity ana hatpi
ness of our people. a5
In testimony shegsof, | nave eea neFeaP''
~ ses any niiue, and caused the great great sea
ag the sialq otDhiH, 70 he ail9zed a
,Bolnmbug. tbe niptb.l9y q - AoysL4?eF l',i; ,I
ain 1hes year Of cur Lord one th9plsand "a =
eight hundred ana a'5'y-i"ur, and u
the eigist -uinth year Of the nFspen
dence Of The Cnited ST. res OF Aueftca q nc "a
JOHN BR0pGH
s. .H.S x, AE4s ROSS, ssc fS.a;' + !.
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ALL HA1atNEwt JERSEY :.

NEw4aK. N. J., Nov g. New Jer-
sey gives Mcclellan abeut-5. s. -naajja y.
Starr and Newell, (Abalitioa.) and Sit
greayes, Rogers and Wright5( (Detnoersts)
are elected TO c Conefess. The State Senate
will stand thirteen Democrats to eight
NboIitionst>--an Abottion gain Of une
member The House, With three counr
ties to hear from, staads thirty Abolition
tostwepty -oue Democrst Thea helition-
lists probabiy have osree or two majarity
there, bat on joint ballot the Demo rats
wtit hove small mpJosity, thas occurring
the Uuit Ell States Senator to succeed Mr.
Ten Eyes (Aboltion9 80
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THE RE ELECTION OF ABRAHAM
LINCOLN. e--..:--.


Yesterday morn broke dark and lower
ug-ihe clouds were heavy--a drizziing
and dismal rain was falling land inieyery
seapect il was cherries and melancholy
day; hut tit one for the recollection Of
ABRAHAM LINCOhN Tie ghysical
clements were in entire harmony with that
state 81 the public morals aud pablo ln2
tell igeuce that conid repeat. after all the
tetribje le.,ons of the past, the hhrrid
mistake Of 1860 They were in harmony
with the black and cheerless prospec; that
this reelection of the prime cause of cur
misfortunes apeas to suS Nature, t#e re-
peat, ympatllz.ng with the dead ahont
90 be c9nmiftc2. put o. her N ost somfre-
robe ind Ilrkest c0lorIhgs:s rs tj the.
nrcans by which this political result was
Effected We have Spoken IN another ar
ticie They will constitute the ripsS
woetul chapter IN oar uatlOna1 history.
After making all due sliawsdee -'f6r. the
frauds, forgeries and .rascaiities, 1t wIll
ever remain wonder how 50 many hun-
drels OF thousands Of electors could de
li5erately vote 10 perpetudte the dJnasty
that is uow 10 power. Not only does IL
seem Il. be IN insult to pu size Intelligence.
bat it would appear to be opposed 20 all
the principles which ordinarily govern
human p4ture aud hpm:n coaduct. II
can outY-be seuopntej ior upon the theory
tb3t str9nge and uuaccouatabie deiUslo0
has seized the Iubiic miu.i, Civ O.; { a
the aspect OF confirmed ioracy ddd mad-
ness.
But tits useless, in this coanection ana
at this tine, % speeu!sie. upon ca1ses or
express aStonshment at tesu IS. What Is
wrlli.n is written, AID wnat. IS doae is
lrreyoeabiy flushed y caa SnIiy hope
for The ba,t from this sal cgcut and sffiic-
tion. Yahich ioreb0des such caIamities to
ms helpHed country, We hope W. have
in his matter no pride n' plhttn- Great
II should we rejojce-i tn iu'ure, which
now appears 10 be Of - l..gLttdi'a chaF-
.cter, should be robbed, as We appFosch
it, OF the evils that apparently attend It,
aad that some spark ling ieg :. may he
found in the head OF the ugly and veno
nous toad ti;at l. brrrowing under the
tree of y American liberty,
Bul mith all the ail thai philosophy
can summou-with all the hope Of the
patriot-we cau not dtaw ASIDE the seit
that hides another period OF Mr.. Lincoln $
administration without the greatest dread
and apprehension We are nov embark
i ed iu a current tha; leads EtraiSst 20 the
rapids OF destruction, toward which the
ship Of State with all its. priceless cargo
is drawing. uear with frigh 81 velocity
| ir We ialfto be eugulied IL lis innost
. depths uader *nch plotags, as that Of Ar,
ipcoln, il will be The most retnar kiltil e
m.-s , that was aver performed -----E5sqW-
! ter--Ayc a91. m ss -r.a.[e..
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TENNESSEE.

T
sghe MnGiellan Electors in Tennessee
have written and published reply to
Ptesids6t sEiacelurs letter concerning
Gey. y ohnson outrage in that State.
a. calm and able review Of
the facts in the ease and complete OYER.
thf6ss Of the position assumed by the
PfHsSsidant. It concludes as follows s
.In 3he face ofthe7reign Of terror which
has been estab biished ia Tennessee under
tbe eyes of. Governor johnson, you say
te. rs: Do as, you please, on your own
account, peacefully and loyalty aud Gov.
JsAnsou, will not modest you, but Wilt
protect you against violence so far as Is
IN. his power IF you mean that Gov
/ johnson viii ALLOW US to stay away from
the polls wlthept emoleStqtion, we trust
!these is some truth II your. assurance
but if you nean to suggest that we hotd
,ssparate elections Ion our own account,
,anSd to assure tis sthat' We ShaIEnot be mo
Tested but protected In such 4 move
ment," we know ty experience and by
tue Iaets above set aorth, that your asspr
auce is q cruel mocseFy. We Will not
advise our citizens to pat in Jeopardy
skei fv4ives rim going through fthas ts1rct
yei,tproposes of holding an election apder
aies kNws at cne ballot, while Gov Johp-
sess afolas an c election usder his s,plan ,l al
,i2dtheF. - Ten many unofan ag citize rs
have kalr saEiFi hrens M urdered n our strests
bg gegral snrzters--too ,aanvs repu yabt,
Sieaaeh have been insulted by them. Ns
ao3 ot.wsh to provoke iRri her! suraes
sfslae ere wii41be- no election for Plesiaeat IL
! ape ssssee.iBi 1864 ] ou and 60 :. j Ohm
10 fsina " ma uasse your side OF it; ins , ot.
p5we' va g'a batit viii NE no. eisclioa.sz
lea Her csnshl tltion with our friends
fftassee fesss IN slsifere DE- ;paets OF the State
Ind hasfa1 Communicated with nsai " al
lAS4s5url collsagses, We, respectfully an
rfSSheessosths people OF Tennessee 4nat il
II tfe n % sSh alhiseset forih above-7ill View
ip4 tssstaetzti5a eor people arc oyerages
\ by military spsss ,sths iswa set asids sn,
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A'tfessa pa 10. Esisoaa Gtess-s
ekak Sheridan and
9th srs. sat y seaEsz.
s.-fho Heraids

NEW YoRKa Nov She Heraids
Martinsburg correspondent says.
General Sheridaa. aepotn yAiaasa by Col.
CsmStoek, OF sen. Hraut staff Sapt. fs.fl
w Mecreana others. white an a yiSss
10 Col Edwards, at Winchester were
sudaeriy taken with symptoms Of. pnis-
oning from corrnsiye Snhlinatel The
moss effe tisa alsiAotes wera administered
and at LAST accounts all were doing we'll,
Though their eases were at one tIlue ahnost
hopeless The poison is supposed "a
have besn contained in .same eheese os
which ali had parlaken freely. ssosa
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ittaek on Generais Grants
Eefl-Tlse Es.say ia sEe

smn,e tase 0Mem-
a3ye.

:
NEw YoRK, Nov. 9.--The Hersld's
Army OF the Fetomae. dlspatca reposts
that ths rebels attaekej our.extrenle lsit
oo sunday fvgensepa but we're quickjJ
sen: whaiing ~'thips sheir vn nues,--
Gen. Grsn! had previously Issued orders
for sxrrss xiiauce ON al our incs-a
Fhe tierald dIspasch irom Sheridan 3
army 8th, states ilfat S5lsvriti:.a had receiv-
ed in.orrnation that the reoels intend sa-s
~ odiately 10 assume the offensive Ewsil
has super edsd Early Fitzbugh Lees
oiyia,Oas ai sss~lry WAS ouss Avnday at !
@sndenaylile, oa the ta.eapens riyer -
:nhodep was also reported there. and iios
rebei Force was over ), ,1oU strong. Nus
~ mas been reiaforcsd by a reg iuaenr. of 2
Virginia cavalry, and on sMonday Was. 1T Z
Berryviiie. = RAID is expected on VIA
chester or on Shcfidsfn S Iinesof coln@uai-
ration. Rebel n1Ove me Aists have been
counseractsd. tayalfy moved This moi a.
ing. Fo.day Gen hefy's comsiii.rds
successfully attacked . reLel force that
was anoYiag .swards ,Mooiefcld. -.
seneral engagement is expected IN
i GaysVr ewn. kiIe:o' ls Iltsoh ..in.icati0n
that the reneis will attcWp te Aank Sheri-
dams POSITION at Cedar reek Early isas
gone to Richmond e-e
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fund. or hersafter be prescribed He
was told il he did not he would get no
more york, Evefy paper in Maryland
which advocased Gen Mccielans elec-
tion was suppressed By the military
Preparations we're made to vote, if mecca
sary, the bogus states of Tennessee, Ar
Kansas and bousiaaR I'm the former
state test oath was required which vir-
fualiy allowed no elector the right Of suf-
trage ,up less he .castit for ,Liecoln. Our
Public speskssss ip5theif ldomrnents upon
the Administrations, had before their eyes
-the recelleetiea- of Mr. Yailandigham,
WAC was put on trial for his life and seat
INTO exile for maqng speechxcritieisipg
the AdministrationL Ourspapsrs had. be-
| fore them the remembrance OF hundred
Journals suppressed or destroyed for their
tree canvass of Lincoln and his policy.
In tsearjg siIit the States. Generals issued
proclamations in which they assumed to
Ireguiate the right ofssu fra seg and TO say
h"ho should vote and who should not.
! These are s5me OF the means resorte j
TO BY Mr. Lincoln and his frienqs to ca r
Erysthe election, and the Cemmereial pro-
foounces them all Juir and houest. .s4sIf {
there had been anything like a fair cleo !
len i-ineolp would pot probably haze
carried NOSE than two states.--E Egntrsr.
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rs In his anxiety to'earry the eectien.
Mr. Lincoln has Withdrawn so many men
FROM Sherman that We have already lost
nearly al ;he fruits Of the brilliant cam
paign from Chattanooga TO Georgia. SO
weakened is sherman, that 1t requires all
the forces ha has lett To guard the rail
road along which he seystely moved as a
conqaeref. iladSherman heon strength.
enei, instoad Of bei,g wsa keaed, he coul',
ere this, have puahe1 his armies to the
Cuff. But hs Lincoln has taken ava s
hi soldiers. to vote, SO that Sherman, ono,
oft 3 6rst geuerals IN. existence. is re-
duced to the necessity uI acting as ths,
gu2g. Of railroad. k
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THE ELECTf0N-AMAZING HAR-
. -pIu0OD.

Il
The Cincinnati lomapercaat has the au-
tlaoit yla pd the amazing hardihood to make
the following declaration
There i S not an American citizen, OF a
degree Of intelligence aboee the utter ig
norainus, who Is dot conscious that there
never was a Presidential canvass charac
.ierzed By sfester freedom, sra election
that was fairer, than that which resulted
\ the reelection of Abraham Lincoln to
the pres ide nov Of the United States.
we have never in all our experience,
sesn 6older and more glaring untrhth
put into = news pa per- As tothe fairness
OF the seeridn, let Indiana and Mary
iaiid answer. In the fortoer state thou
sands oil soldiers IRON other states voted
Thousands visted tnore'thah once. Many
voted thirty or forty times apiece Boys
voted Tfe sbaHUtlboxes were stuffed
Democratic ballots were taken from the
boxes and Republican put in their places
Al tn has been proved. 3esh d5 s
Several hundred thousand soldiers vot-
ed in al the Sta'esS Democratic news
papers were not allowed TO circulate in
Ihe army The solaiets could only get
hold OF Lincbln papers, Democratic
tickets were destroyed before they reach
ed inc soldiers. Over every officer who
dared to vote FOR McClellan the oiowins
threat was suspended
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violated with impunity in view of
he laot Ibats1c have. arpeafed in vain to
the Presideet whose duty it is ''to see
that The laws be faithfully executed, and
that those who set by his authdray shall
hold sacred theliberties of the people; in
view of these things we fnaopnee that
the Mcclellan Electoral Ticket in Ten
neEsee is withdrawn
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sN1@ 7~E ia
,JEEF DAVIS MESSAGE.
aess w.AsnisGroN, Nosem bsr 10.

nesas WAsH!aGgoN, Nerem hsr 10.
JEFF Dayisip 81. ta,sssase rosiiew,s'. Ca i,
paisns OF tedera! tieoer4iz, and says
lhas tAe Feicf.. sgeeasse, nave NOT been
comn,< NJ erals' with the power. pat :orss,
and the Sacrifices lncufred nesopposes
infgsns raj thei srtlitis' 81 ne m, SIssss. Z
He says ~ cannct sea. tae prsprlsty or
necessity Of aFaihg siasesg p ia etssres are
50 many yi~hite &es uai oi fhef raaks.-
lis woal,i yoly atfllq and ar;nsaeh aesross
as are aire>ay saplcys'l in the Qaafsst-
muster .od eoaimtss.ry Departments.
&c, ah,l Ill ;be piacass II sash by = dr.ei.
If negroes from plsaters- kls sous3
emily give reward oi inanamissieH on .
au~h slatesas have sarSeds dse ethcientlJ J,witk
tAe armies a tue field The question. uf
foreign secpgnitinq or ali Is dfsedsssa,
and no Informs his GongreSs that tnere is
abSoias9!y a hops OF he.p .rela sbroaqsi.
lie &. vs. t9reign nations .2ld and ioisy
scolding Tor their hak of sympatay wilh
Tie stra sila. CenEsdesacy ami cou,torts
them with the assaraace thai the rebel
lion n.p3. ret5 Gascty up5n It's enn re-
SOURCES. = St.ia : 2 & .