The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-17

JouS MINOR BORIS thus expressed himself
q few days ago In regard to the political pros.
pest 81 think ana w shalt sh.l have no open wa, IN
posing vote, ~ he probably will and should be,
we shall hayea pretty quiet time in the fu.
lures but u seymour should come so near to
It as to give eneouragement to their am bilious
hopes OF ultimate success, we shall have in
the south what Will be far worse than open
war, which can be put down at once and Tor
ever. We shall probably have great disturb
ance OF the public peace, public prosperity
greatly retarded, and good fellowship between
the different sections and among ourselves In
dennitely postponed"
YALLAsDIauAN,w who, along with Hampton,
Forrest q onine, now runs the Democratic ma
chine, made a speech in Congress, on the 9th
OF July, 1901, Just before the battle Of Bull Run
in which he uttered the following sentiment: :
Then, sir, 1 am not q southern men, either
Although In this most unholy and uncoustitn-
| tionAl crusade against the South, In the midst
OF the insurrection and murder to which she
has been subject, and with which she H. still
| threatencd-with the torch Of the ineendfary
| and the dagger Of the assassin suspended over
her-my most cordial sympathies are wholly
with her. .... .
A ooRREsPoSpESr writes from Rensselaer,,
jasper county, Indiana, that the copperheads
of that region are circulating burlesque life
OF Grant, written In vulgar language, and IL
Illustrated with obscene pictures. The effect Is
to disgust all decent people Of whatever party.
The Grant and Colfax club is prospecting
nobly, and will accomplish good work.
lhk Democrsu VI INC rinI Ohlo uisulo'
nave nomlnateu sen. Y. w Straaer 1or Con-
gress: ~ was IN Gon,emp,stion A. one ume 70
aia,rint ~ 1nwnn.a,s Mi .nn I'm e Sperni
s e the Democrsh viii s9PPort 1eherhi
tha psnnSi,,a IN pPa;na1 ~ So1 so.opi,,
a Breckinridge Democrat. ''-
IHE DetIoit Pon learns that the tollowing
ulsnnguisneu fentismen navs oeen eng sgea 70
Sppe me presant cswneign. Ths Hon NJ
Stantnn. Genersl Jnbn a Logan Of IIiinois,
Senstnr Rsnismin = Wade nSoh,o senstor
CreswelI. OF Maryland' AMI senator Hsrisn.
Of Iowa. - = =
Tar Mobi,s 1riLun, bas this uFriends-
,,iin,s,-.itI,.n, -, NahIIa'..a nI ~ a
% ueen civ Of The Gnlfi lei US make one
more effort in beh sIf Of our rights and our lib
ertie,, II we are suceessfal IN the approsch-
| ing contest we shall regain ali we lost In the
WI,ost Oause.u - 49,
soxI Thu rebel who deprlyed Won Of A father
will vote for Seymour md Blair. Fatherl the
rebel who deprived you OF a son will vote for
Seymour and Blair. VIII you vote with
themf
The Boston Post says "the Democrats of
Vermont had an old-fsshioned convention last
week, at which the enthusiasm rose to high
water mark" Which 1t meant to say, high
wine marx
NoTwITHsTAsDiNG the defamation Of Hon.
John NJ. Broomall, the Republicans oil Dela.
ware county, fennsylyania, nave hominNeu
~. nm ior oong.ess' suuSec' 10 'he ueoiS'on Vi
'Ae S"nteiehee'
IHE Chieago fSH mas me ioliowing; when
Seymour ieeis the eo,u VIM OF nhe o. o. NO
PioMs upon nm, a. VII ~ as a.
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