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

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he keeps such miserable clm any
When Mcclellan reached Williams
burg 90 hs way no L cimoud he sal,
he had thc enemy pinned 10 Use aaB'
Bat hc hadn't Aud ueN thsi Gran
has, he goes Nith ihe peace Copper
heads for an armisucs s. a 10 s.
them uapianed
The Albany Journal thinks lin.
Yallandighan holds 10 Mcclellan be
cause, under the hons hide or th,
Letter o. acceptance be sre. the as
ears Of tie Chicago Platform.
II is intimaiei that Cen McClen
40 moan over tle condition otthe ia.
tioual finance, would BE- more consist.
cnt if be would cease 10 draw his pay
as a Major General, after living in
quiet VET a year at bis home in o..
auge.
P,ndlelon, while a member of Goa.
gress, voted against the resolution Il
thanks to Mcclellan for his prom.
ise Of victory 10 Virginia. on ihi.
strange ticket each candidate must be
ashamed Of his associate, aud we should
think a personal meeting between the
two would be a most awkward affair.
Our success il battle saws the
Charleston Mercury ENSURES the sue
cess Of Mcclellan our failure viii in.
cvitably lead 10 his defeat
The vote Of Louisiana for the free
State Constitution as officially announ-
ced, was as follows; For, G,S36 /:
against, 1866,
The Rutland Courier thinks the alb
clifton papers are afraid 10 publish
Gen. Fremont's letter Of withdrawal.
When a candidate has so little inhu.
ence that he is obliged 10 withdraw bis
name for fear he cannot Get up an
electoral ticket we cannot under
stand why any party shonld be afraid
10 publish what he may have TO say
against it.
The sixth c~orps--the boys who are
winning the victories in the Shenan
doah yalley-recently voted for the
Presidsnt, anb the footing was, Lin.
coin $4,000, Mcclellan 1900.
Postmaster Gen. Blair has re sign
ed at the suggestion of Mr.. Lincoln,
and Gov. Dennison Of Ohio takes his
place.
Capt. Brownlow son Of the Parson,
was shot through the thighs during
Wheeler'S recent raid, He entered
the service in his nineteenth year, as
a private, and in the last two and Il
half years has been in seventy engage
ments.
Gen. Sheridan's promotion 10 he
Brigadier in the regulars, was made at
q suggestion by telegraph from Grant
immediately upon bis hearing the
ofhis victory. it ispleasing 10
see that the Lieutenant General has
such perfect confidence in his two
and sheridan.
The Democratic papers are swear
ng at the Administration because i'll
las 50 often thought the back bone
If the rebellion was broken. They
.eem to forget that poor Mcclellan
bought in 1851 thatlhe back bone of
he rebellion would be nearly broken
y the arrest Of the Maryland Legis-
The Rutland Courier doubts wheth. !
r there is a man in the country who
lolds President Lincoln in more SUI
RENE contempt than Gen. Hooker.
t this is a matter of doubt, il is quite
ertain that whel lie testified before
he Committee on the conduct Of the
Var, he had a most supreme contempt
or Geo. b. Mcclellan.
The Democratic papere are eDcour-
ging each other with the assertion
the French and English papers
onsider McClelIan's prospect for cleo
on good. We can see how poorly off
ley arc for c~osolation when they
mink so much Of the authority o@fjour.
which have for the pas four
ears shown themselves most content.
bly, ignorant Of everything relating to
county.
Col. Henry Of the. Tenth Vermont.
Democrat, says that lie sbalI vote
II Lincoln, because he knows lis re-
will ensure an honorable
eace. (
Frank Picrce's letter declining to :
a candidat efor the Presidency at
when nobody had thou ght OF {
i'm IN that connection, reminds some :
that a goose always ducks lis
whea going through a barn door :
T fear Of hitting The top.
Seven thousand people were re- ,
ntly buried alive By the falling Of a !
,urch in 81. Petersburg In some
Ises no relatives appeared 10 claim f,
e bodies recovered. whole families :
been involved in the disaster. .
Coils. King, Guincy and Burrill, re. I
ectiyely leaders IN the Bell. Everett
ouglass ana Breckenridge parties III \
oNbury Mass. at the last campaign. /,
G now ogt for Lincoln. I
il is said that poor Fremont ia mi n
Is 100000 by reason ofiis httle OK j
in running IS a Presidential u