During this election, a platform of one-term limits on the Presidency and the abolition of the Electoral College was used by the "Radical Democratic" Party. In this election, the Democrats circulated a pamphlet purportedly by the Republicans that originated the term "miscegenation." The victor of this election used the slogan "Don't change horses in the middle of a stream," dumped his vice-president Hannibal Hamlin, and gave an inaugural address promising "charity for all" and "malice towards none." For 10 points, name this year in which George McClellan was defeated, 
During this election, a platform of one-term limits on the Presidency and the abolition of the Electoral College was used by the "Radical Democratic" Party. In this election, the Democrats circulated a pamphlet purportedly by the Republicans that originated the term "miscegenation." The victor of this election used the slogan "Don't change horses in the middle of a stream," dumped his vice-president Hannibal Hamlin, and gave an inaugural address promising "charity for all" and "malice towards none." For 10 points, name this year in which George McClellan was defeated, giving re-election to Abraham Lincoln.
During this election, a platform of one-term limits on the Presidency and the abolition of the Electoral College was used by the "Radical Democratic" Party.
Election of 1864