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efforts in behalf of the Democratic ticket. 3. Two hundred thousand voters who "never voted any other than the Democratic ticket, and never will," though the ticket were all made up of Fernando and Ben Woods, and undisguisedly favorable to revolutionary usurpation and despotism. 4. Thousands whose god is Mammon and who, finding the war expensive and burdensome, are anxious for peace at any price. 5. Every coward who fears being drafted. 6. Every sneak who has been told that Seymour's election will relive him from the payment of war taxes, and is actually feel enough to believe it. 7. The depressing effect of the recent elections and their unexpected adverse results. 8. The absence at the seat of war of at least one hundred thousand of our bravest and best, two thirds of them ardent Republicans, and a good share of the remainder Union War Democrats of the school of Dickinson, Bener and Tremaine. 9. General dissatisfaction with the slow progress, or no prog