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

POLITICAL.
OEu Edward II. Ewing publishes long CON-
nunication In the Nashville Hammer, In which
he says: ~ cannot agfee to the doctrine OF
Judge Uaut and Others, IL i understand u
rightly, that "the peace, happiness and good
order OF the State demand that we all submit
with becoming respect and obedience TO the
ssred void By the S' eour,s 10 HSiaS ne ne
Memphis Baifsiin replies "Now II 10 matter
q entire Indifference to loyal men whether
o. not But Il viii Ss ~eii for him 10 act 's
though he does agree. II he 10 anxious to be
hanged BY the neck until he be dead,' Just let
him put The opposite doctrine into a tangible
Tux Chicago Tribune asks: " Why don't the
New York World and the Chicago Times pub
lish the speech delivered In Charleston by
General Wade Hampton, late OF the Confed.
head organirationt We will furnish both
papers with copies Of the document, with the
striking passages conveniently ltalicised.
than those of Pendleton-which the Times
loses no opportunity to publish-as the ques.
tion OF peace or war is more Important than
the greenback question:"
THH Troy Times says : " Fernando Wood an.
life, and cannot DO Induced TO accept nom.
rendered him. This Is intended fof a 6if Of
;ns,R ps.ssss u the part Of Mr. Wood sa, 4
the refusal dodge, AMI has ALREADY estebiisbed
areputation upon II. New York city poiiti-
I'm mus. inve some oyher nethod OF secnr.
fruits OF Seymour's genius"
The Buffalo Commercial, speaking of Hor.tio
Seymour, says: 1.-THE late Dean Richmond,
the Warwick OF the Democracy In this State,
thoroughly disliked him, couldn't speak OF
two-faced demagogue. He's 4 humbug, boys,
ad-d humbug,' the Dean was wont TO say,
when talking with those who possessed his
s conn n Don't 30, your money on him,
army, In the campaign four years ago, 10
which Seymour was defeated and ran largely
behind his ticket"
The tranquility and prosperItv NJ Rop.
lucky are the possibilities held out to ali the
southern States In the election OF Seymour
and Blair..Word,
To this the New. York Commercial replies as
follows; II banishing Unionists, shooting ex-
Federal soldiers, hanging freedmen, and burn
Ing fIeedmcn's school.houses mean "tranquii.
lity," then, indeed, the Corncracker Stale il
In remarksbly tranquil condition.
THE Pittsburg Commercial says that "Gen,
J. bowman Sweitzer, who served with dis
tinguished gallHntry to the close OF the war,
and was the Democratic nominee for Congress
his old leader Gen. Grant, and will take occs.
sion, az an early day, to present his reasons to
ne Puou S,hht calis the ron In NO
Ss' ~ SIS "" sohh" ues "hi 'hsWer,
Here"
MisNEAroLIs letter says: 1.-THE people OF
Minnesots are good for ten thousand majority
,ot Srsnt anu Coiiax. The Democrats here
Isi 70 eonyinee the RANK and Me that the New
rSIk eonvenuon did lust the right thing
lhe campaign was LARRY opened BY the nomi-
nslonl In me second Congressional district,
tive Of Renubiican nrIncInin. ue teprssen u
iinson.n 4 '''"''P'''' MUTTON D. VIII
- ,,,
lhk hichmond hTdminer, aliuding to the
Pr9spseuve large crops In the South, says I:
What 10 wanted In the South more than any
rain viii do more towsrd reco, .I,nn.inn ,s anu
nny amount Of noiIt,cs Al m nsramnnt y, man
Iatiye ensstmsnts y In thts ,a h. ~ iess
Eramin,y ia entireiv capr.st VIC oehe'e 'he
T.v 80. ~ 80.
Tue Kansas ChiC says; "Since the Demo-
A. iltbe whoIe partv had goSe crs,s y seems
some OF their calculations are of that ebsTac'
ter. In their lat OF state, maj tber exnect ~
carry for Seymour we And The nniSe ~ IA, 70
sas. He will come within 20, 900 votes of it
probably 5000"
The Democracy talk wildly about the Iarre
number OF dIsfra1ohInei wbites in tha Snn,6