M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-13
.,EMlCALS.

whose headquarters are in the next
house to wher the meeting was held
without an arrest being made or a
comyAint uttered by that loyal off
Ger. Does any man suppose that
the same gentlemen, the one who vi
olated the order and the one who al
Iowol it to be violated, would, for an
instant, allow a Mcclellan meeting
to be held in Chattanooga without
their interference. | think not,
though the door is now open to polit.
icaI stnmporatory in the army, aud
The Mcclellan men will avail them
selves ot it il the other side b. allo W.
ed to proceed.
The fruits Of these infamatoary
harangueS are bulshins in'o full Bios
som already, aud, ere many days, the
ripe app'e Of discord may be plucked
off the parent tree. There are daily
and hourly conflicts between the sold
iers that willsurely result in blood un.
less the Lincoln demagogues be bri-
dled in the army. The Lin coin sold
iers and officers assume all the loyal
ty for themselves, and bitterly de-
nounce all who vote Tor LiltIo Mac as
copperheads aud traitors, who should
be sho: or sent beyond the liles 1u-
ring the termes Of their natural lives.
They seem to be apt disciples of the
Washington monarchy willing to do
all the dirty work OF q disIoyal party
as fur as threats and clustering goes,
but ;teiI are never seen in the front
doing battle with. the ousny whore the
Mcclellan men are always 10 be
found.
The hospitals are constantly filled
with abolition cONatJs, who sink
IRON duty an! play th9 loyal roll
about elections tn.s. | have read
a piece of buncumb from the pen OF
OF that wonderful man, General Gar
rington. wu1sl lnlhLasy nareer ls. on.
nobied by the picking OF private locks
ana the discovery VI mares nes,s. sia
ting that the Govornmsnt is anxious
lor q lair election, aud that ho seut
homo soldiers to vote witnont refer.
encs to their political pr.r4reucoo.
10 show the lair election tho Gov
ernment and party itrp,e5 ids desire
! will give You au iasIapt, ,n point.
The Major 0f the t7th Indiana boa,.
ted, a few evenings ago, in the H.
ing Of other oHiH 3 ,.4ym
cred loyal L!nconjles, " t...
Colonel Of the Al lnianu N.. ri
the hospital where ni, soilisr. ~.G
aud had tho su.geJ4 pY.ot "u. ,ns .
the Lincoln men, which ne oursaoo /
did.
Then q vote was taken wirhol. sta
ting to the men what it was lor, and
out Of fifty NIL pickvl out by the
toTiy-siX voted for Lincoln
aud Iour voted lor Mcclellan. The
forty six LIacO.n inca were sent home
immediately, and the four Mcclellan
inen retained in tins hospital. That
ls the way tue Morton ani Lincoln
party desire tO have u fair election"
In all the hospitals a vote is taken
betJle the soldiers are fGrloug ghed,
and such Us vote for Morton are sent
home, all The others retained. 1t is
the same in the Regiments in A.e
field. After a vote is taken the loyal
sold iers are permitted to get sick aud
sent homo. Or this no less a person
age than Colonel Stanley, in his
'pooch night before last, bOasted that
Indiana soldiers were getting sick at
the right time, that stheir native air
Was good Tor them aud if they voted
or Governor Morton it was no cop
perhead's business, Can political
tascslity exceed this Federal Off
,ers, wearing the uniform OF the Uni
led States, publicly boasting OF their
OWN shame, and displaying in all
heir acts the shocking corruption of
he Administration.
Yesterday Colonel Stanley ordered
he Government teams at the post to
laul citizens, suffers, aud Govern
nent Employees who voted the Re.
publican ticket to the polls at the 18th
Ohio, where he had loads Of Repnb.
loans tickets, bu! not single Dem
,cratic ticket for any county in the
State. No doubt these tickets We're
tent to him at the expense of the
State of Ohio Notwithstanding the
,rder Of the Secretary of War, prohib
ting electioneering in the army,
while write, tue enclosed pamphle,
,ent from Washington by the Repub-
lean Committee, has been handed to
ne. A copy has boen sent Tor every
soldier in the army, with a view to
influence his vote. and excite him
against Mcclellan. This, too, BY