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The Daily Dispatch: April 20, 1864., [Electronic resource], Later from Europe — the rebel rams building in France. (search)
above a year. People were dragged from their beds at night and thrown into prison. --Newspapers were suppressed, and the Administration indulged in every enormity with impunity, until the election of Seymour as Governor of New York broke the chains. Since then the partisans of peace have unloosed their tongues. Vallandigham. an avowed peace man, received the largest vote ever thrown for a Democrat in Ohio--184,000. He was beaten by the soldiers vote and series of outrageous frauds. In November last, Gunther, an open and decided peace man, swept the city of New York for Mayor. The New York Day Book a furious opponent of the war, has nearly a hundred thousand circulation. The New York News, Ben. Wood's paper, is avowedly for peace. A prominent Democrat whom I met, and who had just returned from stumping New Hampshire, asserted to me that eight out of every ten Democrats in that State were opposed to the war, and the stronger he talked peace, the more he delighted his hearers. I