Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-30

victory there was due rs much 10 w.'oa the
dleton's efforts as his own. liz h. Zen.
the good Of the Republican causo TPeu' Tor
dleton may be continued on the stum r' ren'
Con. Mcclellan is expected /. =.
York about Wednesday of next wceI Nes
has been detained abroad longer tbsr lie
pected, through the i'll health of HE r,s se e.
The late rebel General Wiokb,m ,r,.
ginia, who pronounced for Grant Soma ' y, ' T.
since, wrote letter last week 10 ,he weeks
Carolina Republican Convention worth
letter he uttered the following br, W. 'as
truthful words: ''''e and
" The election Of Grant and Gala
gard as the only means of bringing hat fe'
perity to the Southern States. bv 80. 49, pros
speedy aud definite solution of ali tbe dis Us a
questions that now ombarrass us. vI Slcuf
the other hand, | think the election ~ 90
mour and Blair would, by upsetting Al 9 S
has been already settled by the Reoor ~, 'ua'
ion Acts, and by giving new hope to ,bo as Jc'
union party, which is not dead b,, ~ us
eth bring upon US fresh disquietudo Yep
keeping alive issues Of race aud section
NViNe Wv VI iuIlhtf ulSahters
Tho Democrats have elected n
bers of the lower branch of the Main. Ii'il
stature. Last year they had 45. 's
There was political discourse IN =,
Cabinet yesterday and Mr.. Seward dsa. ~'
his preference for Gen. Grant. and w, ~
McCulloch and Welles for Gov. Seymop, Wa
New Jersey will send from five Ia .a.
thousand " Boys in Blue" to the mas, d sa'
yeution'at Philadelphia, next week ''''
Hon. john A. Logan, Of Illinoi, Wa.
Douglas Democrat, rode down from Wash
ton at the Bull Run battle as visitor Y,
borrowed a rifle and went into the frb, ,.i
he has fought it out on that line ever snos s''
The New York san SAYS; aWen.
Gov. Curtin in town on Saturday. H.,
just from the backwoods Of York county p.
where he saw procession Of Grant Vote,
some three miles in length He saws M,
the Keystone State will give such m,io,,,
for the Republicans in October as will Gnu.
the hope out Of all opposition to Grant IN yo.
vembor, who, he predicts, will then carry n.
State By not less than $4,000. lie doc. ~,
regard the canvass as the work Of politician.
but Of the people who are determined to b,y'
Grant and peace
49, The GAINESVILLE tOhio) Courier says
Chief Justice Chase has written a letter to
a friend in this city. in which he strongly nj,
ges the claims Of Grant and Collar. spl
avows himself warmly in favor of their cleo.
ton
1t is believed that by the first Of Oeo.
Der there will be one hundred and ,waiy
thousand members Of Grant Clubs in Indiam
The State is thoroughly aroused.
The democratic orators aud newspap,,
ofArkansas arc urging all the whites to tax.
the election oath, contending that they ct.
not be accused Of perjury il the law requir.
ing the oath is subsequently, repealed Oh,
Of the journals adds to the advice vote nun
erously and late"
The True Democrat Of Vineland. n. J
has hauled down the Copperhead flag an,
"nailed to the mast the Republican banner
A letter-writer from Richmond SAYS Ia,
many Southern Generals are as much in fave
Of Grants election as are Bougstreet an
I Wickham, but don't deem it advisable to sa
SO.
The New York Commercial Adrer,is,
+ says; Tho Chairman of the Democrat
State Committee Of Pennsylvania, with ssr
oral leading gentlemen Of the same persia
sion, have been in town for several DAYS. Be.
ging, with tears in their eyes, for money
] But at toe last accounts the solid men
New York thought they could do better vii
their money than to devote it to the hopelei
task Of carrying Pennsylvania for the Den
Gratis.
, The Maine election disheartens the Al
bama democrats, and strengthens an impre.
ion among them that the democracy Of Il
/ North has not the power which it claims.
Alexander II. Stevens says there b
been to much talk in Georgia, and he
afraid the state won't 60 for Seymour.
What an admirable secretary Of "
Napoleon Butcher Forrest would make! Hc
! delightfully."- the pirate Semmes would fill Il
, ravy department! And what safe Gust
dian the nations treasures would have
Howell Cobb Not one Of these appoir
ments, 10 case Of Seymour's election, would
among the improbabilities
AT the Democratic Convention OF Il
Ninth (Ky.) Congressional District, held
2 OwIngsyille on the 10th inst. the folowin
resolution was passed, with only one dissen
ing voice Resolved, That we demand
Andrew johnson the pardon Of John
Breckenridge.
1t is stated by correspondent of /
Cincinnati Gazette that fund Of $500
: has been raised in Louisville to import de
ocratic voters from Kentucky iato India
This he states as of his own knowledge
The Democrats begin to think that d
rest of the elections will Namely 90 for d
republicans.
The republicans of Ohio, Indiana, al
Illinois are making large promises. The
should be careful. All that the returns she
less than the widest figures will be set dow
as Democratic gains.
The Mobile Nationalist says that out
six thousand colored registered voters in thl
city the democrats have been able to Undue
only one hundred and ten to debase themse7t
by so much as becoming a member of thei
club.
The Democrats in Arkansas are sending
to the freedmen very ungrammatical circa
lars, telling them if you vote the radca
ticket you will not live twenty-four hours
we will kill you as " shor as HILL"
A funny Republican in Burlington Yer
mont, closes a letter by saying F." Business .
at standstill here We are all busy bury
ing Democrats Shall finish in November"
"A man in Brattleboro sells his squashs,
for 500 load-payable when Seymour and
Blair are elected,-all sold,
The last session of Congress reminds u
of the old gentleman who complained th''
the Parson had app'inted prayer mee'ln
and then went and Imprinted it agin.'
The marriage of Mr.. Robert Lincoln .
Miss Harlan, at Washington, yesterday, IS sala
to have been very brilliant affair
Rev. DR.. Gurley pastor of New YORK
] n Draab,to,-,a.. Ifh,,u,k Washington