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. 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