, 1864-10-02

Try, that with General Mcclellan and tho platform
ou which he has been placsd, aad III. PandIesoa,
with his publicly recorded eentinents, caupos
ytelo support to tic Chicago nominations.
Wilh great respect,
Tod. F. wIntlcw, A. D. Wait, G. Re,Ioids.
HE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
Pennaylvania, Ohio and Indfa7a.
Tho great central States Of PExnBYLvAH1A,
Quo and INDIANA hold eiecttouS in Octporf, :,
at which each OF them will choose Represen.
: tatiVee in The next Congress- aud the whole
or major PORTION Of It's next Legislature. In
diana tl.cts this year Governor also; the
others elected Governors last gear Tor terms
OF rWp and ttTte ysarB respectively Nex
Je1eey, Iowa, and perhaps one or TWO other
States, formerly held elections 10 October,
but have eeversliy chnnged 10 the day fixed
by G.pgrtes for the general coolce Of Prcsl-
dtnttal electors-ths tuesday succeeding thu
first Monday In November-which fatts this
ytar On the 8th. The October elections
Aforesaid occur on the second Tuesday, which
falls this 5tar on tho 11th.,
M Wien I The tD5e. = os states 60 decidedly the
aumed that the party which carries them VIII
.1most certainly elect It's President; 1t two
Of them 60 decidedly one .way, it is presumed
that the Iarty 80 favored has tho better
charee II November; while,; II one goes each
currently believed that the Presidential con-
Pssss1zsrs,. as st.ie t. eee. 40 'sas: e
Ger lis year By general ticket, so that 1t may
P: be d3f1cult to collect her verdict from tne
results ns they msyt1ansplre- But u ta wall
knoWn thet, IN 1ooS sha chose to Con9Iess
Republicans tAessrs. Bale and T12cy) being
elected, over the regular Republican candl-
dates. mainly By Democratic yotes; while
Ike @ n m.nser. Chosen tyois b. epnoiics1 votes:
over the regular Dsmocratic candidate. II
that election, the Democrsts had t62f ns.
0ty On ne ~ ~ stats s6ss s6ts
Rs aas ef ,ss s':i 9ssr = her ''' recent cleo
hep. Un. Dem.
1seo.. Oct Governor. ssaza
.<~, " ..Nos., President. .;..:... $1,000 2e,A1a
ise5 Gs1 s1aita. * M RI maj .,o ,ao
iEss. :oct., Governor. .''8Ssse .8Ssse s5i,iM
4 great many soldiers last year came home
to vote, nearly all of whom voted for Curtin.
They now vote IN u: flold, md it is claimed
We do not believe It, but the result VIII
show.
1he rival candidates for Congress, with
the vote ol their respective distficts, IN 1889,
arc . follow: :, n
3SSae FsedsesS i.iaiy a1asn.. ses
=
=
s1asa 2S =. e e:s
stlrei1;s fh,. RI sI9nse 1shss II
M..Hm. +. Ketehum stn. oaas. DsEa1soa. III q!
S 5:s ssti Ni!i:;; s.
S*S:s1aa Fss:;:s ysss
5sSsRsss :; S.l,oa ss!s :....:.:.s u :! S
$zsss:
5as Soest esd :jsss sna II b. Il Eli:
.5eos' y IN aTs g; g
'''o, T",.Ga3 - A'4'' '';;:;;; ~ =;
ssf .nr Sesn .he 'oi eSa
ss .s e, s S:sa Ss5sss,s
The tss @ss; Of 'h,t i ~ + lssa
c1sts' @ to- TO- trr e sBennhf % HI, % H. roncrcss % r;
an arrreSata rnafarity of SIR. Iass vear
~. GSrNnt Haa Nv soatTxt tha i ppecea, ntrtv
hnt NOR e.nfc ct.17r srainst vaf}andtTh.m
thfir cssc,date tor GnEernorL6i 10 on thl
;, Homo and 50 1;D on the absent Soldlers
yote-total 1fli. .Ooo Il il not iike1y that 3,
ls,ge : msioyitT viii soon arain ba rtven h,
: htr for nv party. Her agCFeestc vote 1t I'd
rrrtnt elt ctfota has been "a fsilowa.
Eeuub. Un Den,
LIE Oct lnoze. Rntke,ton. ~ g! sss,h... 80 IS
,ss az 5s. Tod a1aeoa 1eHs1n ~ 1ae
III. ocs. Sc kesnon. i7s.:a ArpEr1x isis
nt1. Oct Gov. Bfoush..... 1sstsl Val hsm. ii
The candidates for Congress in the seyers
districts, with the vote oi those districts 1e
spective}y In 16G9, arc ~ follows:
pAu, Uniea. verssin ~ Dem vo,, in
~. htS.sstos.,. sAs. .qe3. E. Pn1h: :..-,- -!
sf seban:r sb'' III nan6 ~ e q poass.' Hsar FL ~
| A..F J.. l..
s.:H:R N1fss.: sss5::E. e. 1.ssieass.:.. iii
e..nW; Mssk sSs. .Ghil 4. Wllse.... ~;
LII: fRef HsssM Ssts seeon 4 III II
ls5. l l. hsssy'.a aasn,na xrF hss hhse:: III
M.H Bas 5.... 3.as1..G. /. HaIcaias... Gs
FL. ; ;sssssaaoa- ss1 - Z: !; E1eS; FL
Ell : -: Is: 1s
;:ES: Esss:y:: s:fis =, %sGsss.::::::::: tsa:
S::5:A: q ss;sss:: % is: :aS;'5 a:szs.:: =!
oaseas;;;s asis;sS il sceat:e.s..... s.
We, " venture 1t, r., The prediction tass s the FOL
hs.is II s i i 'eessa;S %s g. Il s:l':;s S
e9 ea1 nse th %G6a Ell nan
Indiana Is he arena Of I desperate IN
doubtful contsst.. sho must hive mors TIA,
FORTY thousand OF her legal voters tn cam
to dny, whereof va ara conadent thai les
than dve thousand arc Copr erhesds -au
none OF them arc Allowed 10 vote. saTs at In
polls Of their respective homes whera md
onetenth Of them en- b II tneir STATE eice
: tiou but Governor Morton and other Unio
are nassiDe sIIsus CANVASS % t sad eReo! spe bon,
: ful OF eocd results. Could her soldier vo'
we should have no fear ~ to Indiknl