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he should undescended to submit to an election at all; we are convinced he would never have done he not been convinced beforehand that it in his favor. How McClellan could so infatuated as to thrust himself in we are unable to conceive. The light pun he had to expect, was to be crushed, for he have felt assured that, events but his own in the fleet; his supervision of the voting in the army — all determination to conquer by the box if possible, but, in any event, to conquer. McClellan expect to weather such a storm adversary had it in his power to raise at any of the day. Even the grand resort of in all ages has not been overlooked in this t Lincoln; to stuff the box; to assist the Confederate arms; to do that is awful; and just in the very nick of just in time to imprison influential friends of McClellan, and to keep the body of his support going to the polls. And this farce is to be an election; and Lincoln, seated upon his at Washington by the bayonets of h