The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-11-03

bring down the price OF gold. Ap-
plOuse.] There are men constantly ho-
ping for reverses to our armies, that
they may put up the prize of gold in
order 20 elect Mcclellan. Yet these
men ask the poor man to vote for
them. He would not say that the
Democratic party was composed of
traitors, but he we'll knew the leaders
of that party are traitors to it, aud are
selling it out as. sheep are sold in the
shambles. Applause. lie stood here
as the representative Of the people, not
Of party or part of party, and we
say down with the politicians and up
with the people. Tremendous ap-
plause from all parts of the room.
We will never save the country by let
ting such politicians rule as Belmont
the agent of the Rothscbilds of Eng.
land. [Applause, lie had said that
in the case Of the riot in New York, the
voice of the people there was the voice
of the devil, Laughter and applause.
A TALK WITH SEYMOUR.
In a conversation with Governor Sey
mour in presence of Sanford Church
he told him that their party would be
defeated in thatState by 49, 900 [Cheers.
ooh it is not the election, Mr.. TraiD,' y
said Governor Seymour, alt is not the
election" "What is it?" The Gov
ernor lodged about as much as McClel-
Ian in writing letters. Laughter and
great npplausel "Do you mean rcvO.
luton? Why, sir, there is no fight in
you. [Applause.] There are in this
world two bodies, positive and negative
and when revolution comes you will find
that the absence of your bodies will be
much better and more wholesome than
your presence of mind. Uproarious
laughter. You will be, Mr.. Seymour
like an Irish friend Of mine, who saved
his life by putting his breastplato on
behind" Roars of laughter,
He, the speaker, did not know wha
to make of such men. He told Bar
low that if the nomination of McClel
Ian was not withdrawn, be would stumT
the State against him. Applause II,
did not belong to any party; he was al
Independent man, above all party; h
was for the Union, and it is we'll that il
times such as these we have a few indie
pendent men in favor of the Union
Tremendous app lause He had tele.
graphed to night to Governor Morton,
who has just been reelected Governor
of Indiana, that in Pennsylvania we
will swamp the gunboat by $4,000 ma
jority. Great applause That the
crew might be saved, but the leaders
would be drowned, for none Of them
knew how to swim.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC
| PARTY IN ENGLAND.
What he desired to say, and what hC
wished to impress upon the minds of
all, is this fact, that the present organ
ization of the Democratic PARTY was per.
fectod in England, and thus the coun-
try is to be sold out to the Rothschild:
if this party is successful. He had said
at Chicago that the money that was uscd
in building the wiewam at that place
was paid by the agent of the ROths
childs Every paper in England excep
the Star and Daily News is in favor of
Mcclellan,
What VIC do we must do in earnest
He charged Eagland with making thi:
war, with nominating Mcclellan, anC
that Belmont, the agent of Rothschild
is now sending money into PeOnsylva
MIA in order that England, by force of
circumstances, may escape paying on
hundred millions of dollars to America
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