The New York herald., 1864-10-08
THE PRESIDENCY.
Lincoin's Views OF Democratic Govsrn-



mccf.
Daniel Msaaham, Of Illinois, in speeca Ton.
sopos OF that STATE made tas pi,~tns
men. about Mr. Lincoln
I was vars intimately sclns.oted witt VIZ. I'oeoln
his infancy UNFIT about thirty yesrs back lis
father, hntgh we ware poor 100 he xas awags H"sp.
for his natural gin Of telling funny anecdotss and
were together great deaf and many time spl,.
rails toeeshsr though % never pt the hundrsdth rat
that htys is Al ore tine csurtod my SISTER ara
courted his We talked mech about po,iics but IN this
never ccult agrse. lie would strongly oppose my
democratic visws saying that he did not heieve c
popular form II government. that sooner or later IL as
provo total failure ard that government ought to
be placed in the hants Of the rch aud the learned For
said Mir Idrcoln, the c6non i!,ersts MISSES, whose
votes ir most cessa c,o ~ bought Cor amcre trae
shoud elections. sad that must ~
be made tros.
i.incoia Among the aussonri Germaas.
The Wesa'c> Post II 4. tos Gsrm.a Frcnoot orgsa
thus comments on the ro.itica sita.tion--
The bogus radical Incointss amongst the Americans
made work OF Tor ber derrnau m.tators
For months they have bee9tmroyed furnishing pies
German public, which has paid little attention toe
English Lincoln press, something entirely aps
wonderful. How snrouslv these arguments ind
sae people who have been heretofore oGdcst cry.
ing them down may be imagined Hns this does Mt
trouble the worthless They have made their minds.
We not Inclined thus 70 make up mind. W sha y
commit suicide from fear Of death, ,hro~ our
respect away from fear OF some danger pictured to
recommending readers snat same iiuccin 20 ~
which we have opposed every day IL view to do So
following the example OF some OF colleagues bpw
could we ever have the bardihood 70 the co
OF our readers aRan9 Eow could ask them to trust
our assurances Of today Just after spi,na rron our
nothing uncommon in Witnessing Afpericsa politicians
swallowing their own words but stii requires peca
iar appetite.
Republicans or Usnaecticus Aiasmed.
The Hartford Press trep), OF October 4, manifested its
style
couneoicu, is 10 be carried by wSrs Grant ana shsr
and sheridan will not carry II for II viii not do
depend esher linton Victories the -s,ics OF
feeling Enthusiasm is good hurrahs good, but
votes And votes will not 90 into the taot boxes
two things where the weak spots are, and where the
worx s be DONE and that the copperbesds work
hsvs been q, work we nnd handsome Union sana where
they have been Idle we have dasvaesfuly i@t. Every
rooi Tbey are nghtng this campaign TO the dosth NO
apathy, no more dreamy anticipation OF easy vic
tory but work. work, from now gill Ncvssbe~
Rdascsila~ssas.
ANOTHER WAR.
and ~ ~. as%
orats comes sut for Mcclellan He has before acted
with ths democrats.
BEN wApn oRowLINc OVER rHR LIrocLv Pill.
Senator wade h his Meaaviile speech In speaking OF
usurpsiion, sssdai think ny position WAS right sbd
that OF the Presdent wrong and believing, will do
clare h though the heavens FALL and earthly poser
nor dignity, nor station shall ssaad btswsen me and
truth"
MCMILLAN IN OHIO.
rhs Wood county IWdeposdNf, formerly stvons rspuo
css Journal has dssersA the party AHd raised ths names
q Mcclellan and Pendletoa.
L0YAL LnAounn p0a LrrTLz MAO.
William A. Fuller. leaguer, nNeN York, resIdini
campaga Of 1850 end q The Lincoln oaapAsn OF 1880, 10
now out Zoe McGs!a9 Hs mAk'rg ssroda saA kSiilas
sysechM fos Ma0slaA