The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-11-20

Wilson co % Tbs shat
haW b als fan eal ,ha
abWer worthy 81 81 hre
re Richmond Et7aHncg s. thankful
Is SITS Northern iaaua Wng
Although tie conservatives have
h,n defeated r. the e.ut elections m
th Northern States ths tHags Gro
il lam being HW,lge fGeg have
maa. uobs ana gallant taul ku eau.
n.uaoual liberty oferheu f1T Is
emo by passion ana prejudice they
mNb nevertheless ,hiMtgl reagth
taN NIlI 10 mnea D. hald u check The
aoleae 3uI 8. ta Radical FACE
tH Ta a that taey hatg gained
II tbe IP1la at 8nm ha ignored.
sal le taat with ,he South they
make mNWty 81 HH, les ihu hall 8
million 81 Use white men of thg conn
Hs flRt such majority EN- be per
maBUdy ruled ls a minority Is nm
possible
One uf oar contemporaries Says that
the Conservative organization has beu
swept away like chaH aud vii bg heard
81 uo more, We are compelled to re-
gard this as a hastg and inaccurate cone
elusion Such d party Is the Couscr
yatiNe party OF the North is Coo strong
too honest and too rtsolutc 60 lose
their sclf respect o. to abandon the
hopes which have led them to defy the
Radicals in behalf OF The South and a
violated constitution On tho contrary
We believe they viii gain each day in
tone and numbers until victory shall
crown their honorable end6ayors with
la glorious success Describing all
gloomy prophecies, lot us present a
bold and cheerful front to our common
enemy We seize this occasion 10 oN-
press To the Northern Conservatives, in
behalf Of the South our heartfelt thanks
for the energy ana spirit they m,e
manifested la the canvass, and the fact
OF their Temporary dcfeat ia mo- Wise los
sens our respect and gratitude"
The Norfolk Iya) Old Dominion
takes another view, decidedly, and thus
pays itarespect 10 the Danocgaticpar-
t. IF the North
"Ihc immediate cause II tie result
is tmcpable 70 the Democratic party Of
Che North They made halfway ple-
tensions in support Of the Conservative
m3yeaeut naugUIatcd at PHILADELPHIA,
and, rs Wc predicted, hge come out Of
the contest second best They unlor-
took to carry the elections on the
strength of party alone, and have failed,
By throwing away tho chances offered
at Philadelphia by tho national oonyen.
tion and falling back upon their old
party, they drove the Conservative Re-
pubhcans 10 the Radical side Of the
contest and converted thousands of
men who should and would have work
ed with them shoulder TO shoulder un-
der Conservative leadership, into po-
hlcad enemies. Tho fact is, the Dem
ocgacy Of the North. IN tbcir attempt 10
save taeI name ana old paHy orgaaiza-
ton, haac not only sd ecd defeat, but
proved thc'r friendship for tie South
10 b3 no hing more then desire 70 ueo
hrai cats paT to ttllc Northern
Dmac aia ehe8tnGts of tie Hoffman,
Mmrissy, Wood NullaHdishom q Co,
stamp out If tho fire. If Tie Demo-
crats of Ncw York bad nominated Cen
Dix and consigned thoir old party name
to the slades Of the past and come out
as the National luim party there Is
nothing more ecrtuu than that they
would have carried the State bg largc
majority Bu. they followed IN the
wake Of Pennsylvania and rpndiWcd
the Conservative movement, and, Ike
the Holster Cl1ayr party, have lcan
beaten The dissolution Of the DMo-
cratic party ia 1865 AZ Charleston was
Gnal 1t can never become a gita. nat
tional party again Like the Old Wing
party, it's numbered among the tbin. s
that were. and al attempts tolcaga it
viii end ia defeat. Tie fiicud lippro
feesel by tbcso paticims 81 the North
for tho South is nothing molc nor less
than political huec poorly played 1T
shat anl iho sooner Ne make up our
minds 70 this fact the better sill it be
IoT AT concerned We have Ind caouab
.of these political Bombous Thyh
ruined tEalselSos, the Conservative
noyemcnt, and given The Radicals the
raius of ga.erumgNf