Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-09-23
Lincoln e. Mcclellan. How the Rebels
reason The next Presidency


the iederal army near Petsrsburg. Las for
~Sried % has brother :. n. Fame. ESQ.
Of Oxford q copy OF the Ricisucud ENAnin-
CT under date ofSept- 9th. which paper has
been politely handed 10 us. IL dizzy.
half sheet. printed on the poorest Kind Of
paper At '..efly doilays por yoar- Morc
than hall Of rs contents relate 90 the com
ing Presidential elections in the United
States. No paper IN the tree States mani
tests greater anxiety for tie defeat q Lin
coin and thc success q Mcclellan than does
The - EKaminer IL eommencrs an article
on the Presidential election. by declaring
that the - South i 90 act the ooafrollln0
pen IN the November election. The issue
Of November : TO b. decided by the Aru.ics
IN Virginia and 6eorgia. L inooln's whole
hope 81 reelection begins and ends an raiIi-
tary Success. The SUCCESS nuss not be
noderats bet great eno1-h 20 promise a
decisive Influence IN scc,g-Hg re oJ.,,rrs f,.r
rohioa ~ a. oosiacf.Hg fls trrrr.~ Here y
direct sdmissiou on the part Of the special
organ Of JET. DAVIS. that = military sac
oess" VAL be the death % Nee ellan ard
the democratic party a. the November ele,,-
tton- IL i-Incoln - secures the 90 pects fo-
which be - oonducting the var. thcn be
wi be triumphNnily re-elected. Nov
What Aro Lineolns Objects in this var
simply the overthro~ q the rcbslhon and
the rvstoraiion Of the Authority ofthe gene
~ - Ia.
70 the Richmond Examiner. Mcclellan
stands no chance. except upon the contin-
sency Of tbs defeat Of our armies. And
ihis - the sentincnt Of the rrhel. everv-
where, hence tbeir anxrctv 90 make military
Roadway Just AZ this time. IL > 90 sd IN
the election o. McCieIls- Bat ne ~iI I,t
the Examiner argue tie question Il far,h-
cr says "a the sane arucie q. Tie S.gth
d hghtins for peace. For tie first time IN
four years j. there = prospect Of seeu-i,,
tan long and ariuoasly soa<kt desideratarn.
Al the Powerful induce ncnts Which have
nerVed her 90 The struggle for four vears
are nov concentrated ~ re- sr.ao, II fcs
usonfhs. We can afford anv sacrisc. col.
ieoiiVely and indis idaaIiy 70 make sorae Of
these two months. Every eEpedient .hoald
be used % Pile up strength IN the ci,bt
weeks II The CRISIS At HAND. Inan prob-
ability. the NFNr SIXTY DAYS VIII rE-
'IDE IHE CONTEST War oan ue le.i-.
any norc plan. rank and distinci than this.
that the rc-vieciion Of Lincoln Ill decd.
he contest against the rebels. On The
other hand The election Of Mcclellan all
give them % peac,. which in the sau. A.
teie the-y say means their '.independence -
be Examincr further argues tie Question
10 this wise. % Another element uhirh j.
sure 20 BE- brought into PLAY and made 70
% day ior Lincoln is the ahandonaerr ,f
AtiAnta- The d>r.o--usic r.r-fv would h,v.
Oeen ioreVer obliged a. Gen Hood ifheI
had managed % hold Atlanta for another
fortnight. Tbs is sad IN rrf-rrroe % ID. .
Vermont and Maine elections wb,t q.
The Irresistibie logic q al thiss WIZ aim.
ply, that Ger. Sherman briliia,t e,.r,.,.....
and capture Of Atlanta j. damariar ma.
Ter 70 The " democratic party anI tias th,,
party would have been forever OBLIGED %
Gen Hood. had be succee.Ied or o. nan q
aged a. they say in defeating SHERMAN and
keeping BIN OUT until after The ye-mo.,
and Name elections had come e. Tb.
ENaminer concludes iis article five cd. F.
unns. a. foliows
" IN one "a. and 10 one usy only. can
80 inaaence che resah. Ci.e. The Noven.b,r
s.eotion) 10 3. by striking some aa.ck a.l
herce blows nos. both ~ Iani and 80
7 hat BE- DO. ~ the rebel armies t-.aufb and.
our armies are defeated. fLso N-CLr.,.
'''cs goes up, % our armies are sseior.ou.
ana i'e Rebels are defeated. tben a g.--.
ao~n. No. se candidiy az 81 L.-,.
craiic Trends ln4er rhich fs.r .-s v,... -
mgf Which goscrun.,rt receive. al 49,
comfort from your votes. D. not a sof, f.-
AicC. ci.an direct vote for rsbe'f-.- 49,
confederate Independence The R,rt......r.
tSamincr says so. ani The Examiner 4. a..
.onhdenfisl organ Of JET. Davis Consc.isr..
~. They 90 un iersiand b.. Again ubo
. 30 bird thaf be- cannot see. thar III ~sv
70 make an end oi fie rebellion ard bring
P 80 D. t1 rc-cicct Lincoln Tie ronrl.
-, that scals their destiny. Whst q sr.ec-
'i''is oetsre high Heaven and aulonx men
loo. 'l' ae'noeraii,. party presently A par
y thai oan oniy aoori.h over the susolder-
nc ra'ns Of - oouusry. q party that can
'niy flourish -hen its brave sons are bsst.
IN snd slaughtered upoa a. Geld q hs-i.
Party thsf oan only ri-o % po-er -hc. ~,
gofcruuent - orcrthrovn. BY a. u.~,f,