Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-11-23
VOICE OF THE PREsS.

Says the Boston Courier, once, alas, a
loyal and respectable sheet; -
at will be day or two before the re-
suit of the sham election which has ust
taken place CAD be accurately assertained.
If We are beaten. it will be barren and
bitter victory to our adversarcs Multi
tudes of them will soon enough depoie
their own weakness and folly, in being
the artifccrs of their own ruin. Our OPP
ponents will have only more efectually
divided the North, aud they will now tind.
if by fraud and force they have carried a
pretended election, that the minority is
powerful in numbers, strong in resolution.
organized to meet the exigencies which
may be before them. They canno: be
brow. beaten and silenccd as heretofore
Their strength cannot be disrsgarded.
They are pledged to their country and the
world to recover their lost liberties, for
themselves and their prosterity and be
must be of little understanding who does
not see that success must eventually be
theirs aud coward and slave who is
not ready to aid them in the glorious
and sacred enterprise.
The Tribune devotes little space to
comment, but say briefly
Abraham Lincoln is reelected pres
ident by very large electoral and still
more decisive popular majority. He can
no longer be t,uutei as a minority pres
ideut. aud no practical question can arise
as to the counting of the votes Of dubious
states. He is the choice of the American
people by a prepouderance which must
disconcert and battle tn, conspirators for
northwestern and other rebel parasite
confederacies His administration is
stamped with popular appreciation, and
he may now 60 on with the work OF
subduiug rebellion. while restoring and
pacifying the Union. With four clear
years before him. il is hardly possible
that he should not succeed"
The Nav York World accepts the popu.
lar decision rs real. and does not attribute
it to fraud or interference by the admins
tration. 1t acquiesces gracefully in the
result. and cxhorts the democratic party
not to give up the ghost, but live to pre-
vent Dir. Lincoln from making disunior
peace This is very puncby:-
"lf within the next four years the dem
oeratic party suffers Mr. Lincoln to max,
peace with the south recognizing its
independence. then the Union is clear
gone forever Southern independanc,
once won and acknowledged, the pride o.
success. the sentiment of nationality, will
forbid them to reliDquish it. and the, dem
ocratic party. coming into power at th'
end of his term, would be compelled t.
abide by engagements by which the ma
tional honor would have been bound"
The New York Herald, which has as
sumed a philosophic indifference to tb
result of the election, declaring the Uniol
safe in either event, says that Gen. Nc
Clellan has fallen victim to the copper
head managers at Chicago, and for tn
future it declares -
1.-The question of the presidential sue
cession being settled. all parties can no'
, afford for time to drop their party di
vision and dissension in order TO assist tn
government in bringing the rebellion to a
:. end as speedily as possible. Let Congres
I superscde the existing vindictive copfis
, cstion aoss. passed under the whip an