The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-06
Tuesday Noon and Night Sheridan
Victory-McC SpeacA

j On Tuesday noon Mcclellan knew that
the Union army in the Shenandoah
Valley had oyerwhelmet the forces of
] the Rel i, killing and waan..iar Eve
/ thousand, occurring ~ ) thousand. sen
ting t. Fugitive remaindeg ..uhir.inA,
/ through Winchester, AMI ,C..t.l III to Grant
| 4 free way 10 his purpose. and to Sheri-
dan the path TO Richmonds last remain
ing line Of supply A great victory with
great fe>Glts
/ On Tuesday night he stood upon a
small Pistlorm in fron. OF Senator
Wri1Ats house. constructed 10 lit him
i up IN fa:l view of the vast mob siling be.
! fore him. and received with simncrinr
/ Joy aa Offering of incense from d Doctor
Van, aaen faucet of prepared oration.
IN which Mcclellan va- told The
j hopes of the downtrodden and despoti-
eallv oppressed of every nation through
out the civilized world are concentrated
] ia YOU to day
On Tuesday night, after the onen faa.
Get of alaltation had shut the Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency made
his frs, eiectioneering speech Here il
every word OF it:
Ny FRIENDS: l cannot refrain from eN-
-~>sta- rAs graI .ttion Tor Your kind
aess 1T this demcnstration in behalf OF
a. Union. the Costitution ana tho Laws.
thank you for the honor done me You
surely will not expect mo TO address Noa
It length AZ this time, and viii excuse
tae for not making speech and allow
meto retire. Gentlemen, again thank
rou. good night
"h&t s3.Ien silence over Shersl,sns ;
,'s'o'N a"t hear.tess indifference to
the wounds oE t.t twenty five hundred
braves II tue Sheh9a9uaA. w mat I'M
pa'fiotie' Nhat lhaufGan neglect OF u
'''' ae'iai'' >iiee ite
ABOVE aotatie speech has been reminded
that il woald be at least Uolsttr IL say
somathiaa about ,hc Com,,.,,lo,. ~,
49,, -,
NsSt'e Eie''
VICTORIES ana accordingly he ~ aited
himself OF smother oppa.tgai9f fo speak,
when he mentioned st,s,.z,,.. S,,,,,.,,.,>
a,a y H.,
'A A'i' ~ Wy ''tt5= "f.97iot
10 our victories, the New York Herald
takes hm TO task as follows.
lie nantin,aa H., ,,, t,.,.....,
sherman aol sheridan ~. Ill
treat heroes. every one Dta,3an II.
Clellan ever hear Of n MAJ - tate uqne
of Grant. a general in urar,niea> Tbara
certainly is such a man. aui Le a..
fought some great battles aat, aeaf,.,ta
great victories It woald he WI, fsr
Gen Mcclellan to study This suiiarf
and Get posted by me lime ha m.,l.i
another supprh lie y.il fls,.., a#1l.ff,
use the names of some ,aar.. .,sf. #,,l,,, la.
-oes. antRt will have a er,lr.t att..zt-e.r
they ara names the people like to hear.
JOHN = kAhoSI ana 5"iiN' o'HhaNE
nave isf.hatlN ahd peishlPlei1iS Win
ura"i, from 1it canvass - eaii6i4nte iof
l 'esidehh aiIG wee frestteia f9specltSc-
y on the Cleveland fialtoftn ihey
sun hfini5 "ahefe 70 t.e distinctive
' W Jews Set io,'h IN that Iiat'ofhl, ahd
80 ms 'hat HiS 'oh'i''iii
nation oi MI. Lincoln poicY on iinpof.
ol Ihe 'hlea2o iiatiorm ana uchtf, and
OF tue lasVitaoie consequences oi ihelr
tfia,1pa. ne cannot consent 10 he means
?, - alNlaihs ana weaken ~ the io"s oi
slavery ''ha bi'uhion. ~ the contrary,
"iiiie theri9Hsas aho pfoelalhili2 MS
eo,IN lcsioit7 on lhe wen known points Of
!, aihefshce between MN anu PRESIDENT
Lincoln nc feiuses 70 alio" inc iarthcT
:, .,'e oi us i,''1ie " uisiae ah'. 'hssfaet
me 10y d. Ioei io'Ih9 majority q the
an .i ''.'n e'!'ie- neSaiaii9 UT. LIN
eo'i :, Ftsse'3H - nov assufed' " IT,.
'le hl1ichis 70 persistence III lHgif