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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
Pungent Paragraphs.

The Democratic party means
Revolution. It,nominates q can
didate who declares that tho '.du,
ty of the President elect is 10 "de-
clare tho Reco1Atrnetiona acts
null and void, coupel ihe army to
undo its usurpations at the South,
disperse the carpet bag Govern
ments, allow the white people to
re-organize their own govern
ments." AS this can only be- done
by a dreadful wae, the Convention
gives us plainly to understand
that its policy is for revolution,
war, and anarchy. II cannot be
said that Gen. Blair assumed
this position heedlessly. Ho as.
snmed it as u bid for the nomina-
ton which he received, and frank
" announced his policy. The
Convention indorsed him enthusi-
astically Tribune.
Not tho least dubious OF the
clauses Of the Democratic platform
is that which demands tthe regu-
lation of the elective franchise in
the States by their citizens" Itis
impossible for the citizens of a
State TO regulate the elective fran.
chise. Now, by demanding that
the "citizens" of d State shall reg.
ulate its elective franchise, the
Democratic Convention by impli-
cation demands that they shall
have the right in order to do So.
But this is universal suffrage.
What the Democratic party really
means is that only the white citizens
State shall regulate the elective
franchise, for if they concede that
the entire body of a State may ex.
clude any portion on account Of
color, then they concede that in
South Carolina the blacks, who
are nearly two.thirds OF the citi-
zens, can exclude the whites, and
SO disfranchise General Wade
Hampton, one Of the authors ofthe
platform.-B.
The Tammany Convention de.
mands "one currency for the Gov.
ernment and the people," &c.
Will it be a little more explicit,
and tell us. which, Ifgold is the
one currency which they demand
for "pensioner and soldier, produc.
er and bond.holder," wha. be-
comes Of their their threat to pay
the bonds in greenbacks2 And
lif grecubacks are the one currency
which they demand for all, what
becomes Of their admission that
the bonds which are on their face
or by law made payable in coin
shall bo paid in gold?-Ib.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
Uniform Of the Tanners.


Tho ogdensburg Journal says:
"Several Republican papers notice
the organization Of the Tanners in
this city, but do not seem to com
prehend exactly what sort of an
organization it really is. For the
information of all, We would say
that the "Tanners," as organized
here, Is Republican club, for the
purpose of greater efficiency in
the present campaign. 1t is simi,
lar TO the old "Wide A wakes" oil
1850. The uniform adopted is sll.
ver-bronzed enamelled cloth cape
and cap, leather apron and "Wide
Awake torch. Nearly two hun.
dred arc enrolled hero. The name
Tanners" has been adopted as
most anRropriate from tho fact
that General Grant commenced
life as a tanner, and that he learn
cd the business so well that he
was able 10 tan tho whole batch
Of Rebels who took up arms to dc.
stroy the country. A similar or.
ganization has been atartcl al
Chicago, and promises to bc i'm.
menscly popular. Every good
live Republican community should
have On organization of tho "Tan-
ners."
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
seymonr and nis nFriends.,, !,


Five years ago this month-on
Tuesday, July Ia, 1S63-Horatio
Seymour addressed the rioters in
this city in these housyed phrases:
"My Friends: Ihsveeo,ne down
here from the quiet of the country
to see what was the difficulty, 10
learn what all this trouble was
concerning the draft. Let me as
sure you that | am your friend
[Uproarious cheeringl You have
been my friends-[cries of eyes,
yes r "That's sonf-,Wc arc, and
will be againn'] land now I-assure
you, my fellow.citizens, that | am
here to show you q test Of my friend
ship. [Cheers ] wish TO say to
you that have sent my adjutant-
general to Washington to confer
wish the authorities there, and to
have this draft suspended and stop
ped. Yociferous cheers. l ask
you as good citizens to wait Tor
his return; and | assure yeu that
| will do all that l can to see that
there is no inequality and no wrong
done to any one. ! wish you 10
take good care OF all property as
good citizens, and see that every
person is safe. The safe. keeping
Of property and persons rests with
you and charge you to disturb
neither. Itis your duty to main
tain the good order Of the city;
aud Iknow you will do it. | wish
you to separate as good citizens,
and you can assemble again wher.
ever you wish to do SO. Task you
10 leave all TO me now, and | will
SEQ to your rights Waituntil my
adjutant returns from Washington,
and you shall be satisfied. Listen
to me, and see that there is no harm
done to persons or property, but
retire peaccably."
This is an excellent campaign
document. 1t needs no comment
~ Y.Epe. Post.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
FulsOme Praise OF Rebel Gem
erals by Blair,

Frank p, Blair mado a speech in
Now York, on tho lOth, accepting
the Democratic nomination for
Vice President, from which VIC
take the appended extra. Union
soldiers will, hoar with surprise
that the wicked traitors who con.
spired against thu life Of thoir
country are equally mertorious
with themselves, and deserving OF
the honor of every civilized coun.
try. Let them mark these words
Of Blairs;
My fellow. .citizensi | have said
tho contest before us was. one for
tho restoration of our Government
1t. IS also for tho restoration Of
our race. TIIoud cheers, lt.is to
prevent the people of one race from
being excluded from their homes,
exiled from the government which
they created TOR themselves and for
their children; and to prevent thom
from being driven out in exile or
trodden under tho foot Of a semi.
barbarous race. [Applause.] In
tho contest we shall have tho sym.
pathy Of every man who is worthy
10 belong to the white race. What
civilized people on earth would
refuse 10 associate with themselves
in all their rights, honors and the
dignilIes of their country, such men
as Leo and Johnston? What cipi,
Hscd country ,eoutd fail 10 do honor
TO those rho fghtingJo an erroneous
cause, get distinguished Themselves
By gd|ldntry unsurpassed
In that contest for ,eh,ch they drt
sought 10 Be diShdnchised and eIiled
from then homes, they provcd them
Selres to be our peers,
AT this point there was ominoul
silence followed by ropressed clap
ping Of hands and faint cheers,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23

Tho papers are publishing an
account (many ofthem as though
they believed it, of big snake
said to have been recently killed
in Tennessee, measuring twenty,
eight feet in length, thirty inches
in circumference, and with head
as big as that of a horse. til
said tho skin was taken off, stuffed
and is to be presented to Andy
johnson. Sdch a snake skin would
form very appropriate present tc
Andy, although supcrauous, as bc
"a tho proprietor of one copper
head skin already.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
Report of tho Impeachment
Managers.

We have received General But
lor's report, on tho part Of the i'm.
parchment managers, concerning
The uso Of corrupt means TO clear
tho President. II contains moth
ing material that has not been
printed; but tho facts and referen-
ces arc put together with extraor.
diuary oxpcrtnoss. is impossi.
bio TO resist the conclusion that
corrupt means were employed,
The committee have realized how
difficult it is to convict men ofany.
thing who have the swearing in
their own hands and whocverreads
the report, although convinced ol
the main fact as to corruption
will also realize that it was solely
because theguilty parties had The
Rwearing 10 dothat they were no
left withoutanythipg tsstapdi on
l-4- Pittsbarg Com
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
The best camnnipn documont

The best campaign document Is
a good political newspaper. Dis
tributed periodically, containing
also the latest intelligence and
general reading thatinterests eve.
ry member OF the family, this me.
dium Of influencing PUBLIC opinion
has clearly great advantage over
nero pamphlet speeches, or disser.
tations on particular thome
Executive committees and individ,
uals disposed to give the most ef'
fective aid to cause they have al
heart, need only DO reminded Of
this to appreciate the good which
. live campaign paper can do, at q
trihing COST Cincinnati Chronicle
And the Chronicle is a good pa
per to send for. Ed. Gag.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
GRAND Mass MEETING
AT cIRoLEyILLE.
For the 18th Congressional Dis
trict.

tno on.o''eNoPuo''ca"9 VI 'Ao'
i'os7 r,cNaway' r''riie.u' ier,y
anu ii'eh'ng cou"''os, w.'n MI 'ne
irionus ~. u u'"H' anu oo,'aN WIN"
inc Dis.r'c'' are inSi'eu 10 assem'
o'e IN mass convention ~ o'rc'e'
vile, Ohio, on
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
Golden Words from our Cam
dIdnteS.

Golden Words from our Can,
didates.
"If elected TO tho Office OF Presi,
dent Of tho United States, il will
be my endeavor TO administer al
the laws in good faith, with econ
orny, and with the view Of giving
peace, quiet and protection every
where" U. s. GRANT.
"Poaco and universal prosperity
its sequence, with economy Of ad
ministration will tighten the bur
den Of taxation while Il constantly
reduces tho National debt. Lot VI
have peace" U. s. GRANT.
"Labor, tho primal element o
American prosperity, shall be hon
ored, elevated and protected"
SCHUYLER CoLFAx.
81 consider that day wasted il
which | have not done somO gooC
TO some human being, oI addot
somewhat TO somebody's happi
ness" SCHUYLER CoLFAx.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
Recchcr on GRAND and Chase


Becchcr on Grant and Chase.
TO tho Editor Of the Roston Daily Advertisers
left Brooklyn on Monday, July
9th, but not before tho World had
published that / had, on Sunday
morning, in "a political sermon,
como out for Chase for the Prcsi.
dency and against Grant and ]
have seen tho story every day ra-
cling through tho papers. Thero
Is not word Of truth in it. ~The
sermon was not political, and Il
made no allusion eithcr to Grant
or Chase. Tho application ofsomc
Of its paragraphs, in eithor direc.
ton, was tho work of tho reporter
Of tho World, not mine.
haye nevor been a Chase man
| have for years, as q leader in pub,
lie affairs doomed him, like bis
greenbacks, as promising moro on
the face than they were worth in
gold. Whilo'the Now York hide
pendent was landing him as dom,
igod, and tho New York 1ribun,
was using his namo to obscure the
prospects of Grant, l heartily anC
openly disagreed with both Of thom
for thoroughly liked Grant anC
thoroughly dislrustod Chase. LII
is splendid man to look upon, bu
a poor man to lean upon. Ambi
ton lifts some men towards things
noble and good makes them larg,
and generous, Other mems ambi
tion blurs tho sharp lines and dis
Iinctions between right and wrong
and leaves them, in tho eagorncs
LOT solfsh desires, to become q prey
Of bad mon. havc for years fol
that Mr. Chase's ambition was con
suming tho better clements of hi
nature.
y have likod Grant from the first
TSolid, unprotcntious, straightfor
ward, apt TO succeed and notspoil
cd by success, wiso in disccroiul
mon, skilliul in using them, will
the raro gift (Which Washington
had in an eminent degr6e) ofwis
dom in getting wisdom from othe
mons couusels-l confidently an
ticipato that, great as his militar,
success has been, he will horeaIte
bo known even moro favorably 70
the wisdom of bis civil admlnistra
/ tion.
Tho seven.fold humiliations an
reeantations through which Chas
was required TO go for q democrat
ic nomination, only to SEQ the smi
ing Seymour looking bcnignl
down upon his lost estate, hRs n
parallel except in the immortal hi
tory Of Reineke Filchs. There wi
be no third candidate bstwee
r Grant and Seymour. 1t will be
/ rugged 6ght between rugged hoI
ssty and plausible crnfl.
HENRy WARD BpEegrR.
Boston, July Q, lses
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23

Mr.. Horatio Soymour's high
sounding declaration. in his recent
New York speech, that sSOe,OO0,,
600 had been expended for the
army and navy since the close Of
the war; Is collapsed by tho author
itative statement of Mr.. Blaine, on
the floor Of the House, "that $685.
100000 Of this amount had been
expended Immediately after Lees
surrender, in mastering out a mil.
lion soldiers and fifty Thousand
sailors, dscharging the govern,
ment's obligations to them for back
pay, bounty and prize money"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23

A Democrat of over forty years
standing, in Indianapolis, remark
cd the other day, "The nomina-
tions at New York are the most
popular nominations ever made in
this country Upon being asked
to giyo his reasons, he replied,
Because those nominations please
all the Republicans and nearly
half the Democrats. Journal.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
Good News

The Constitutional Amendment
hssbecu Officially declared ratified
aud d-vahd as a part Of tho Consti-
tuition oftba United States. Tho
votes Of Ohio and New Jersey
were Of cQprsS counted, on the
sidescf ratification. That was a
big thing, our democratic Legisla.
ture going through the motions Of
resembling the vote on it.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23

Tho Democratic platform Of 1864
declared the war failure. The
Democratic platform OF 1868 pro.
poses TO renew tho war, fight /
over again, and allow the rebels tc
win a victory.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23

During the discussion ON the
Funding Bill, in the Senate some
days since, Senator Morton "con
tended that by the express pro.
visions Of all tho statutes on the
subject, fiyc.twonties were payable
IN legal tenders, insisted that il
was a dclusion to hold any other
idea up to tho country, and pro.
tested against the Republican par
W being committed to any such
dogmaas their paymcnt IN COIN
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
-

At Cairo, ILL.,, where the Demo
Gratis have q large majority, the
hostility to.the action of the New
York Convention is open and
avowed. An enthusiastic Grant
Club was organized on Wednesday
evening, and speedily enrolled q
hundred members, among whom
were several on whose SUPPORT the
Democrats wero wont to count.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23

The Democratic Congressional
Nominating Convention for this
district is called to meet at Circle
vile, on tho 5th of August, the
same day with that of the Repub-
'Iicans.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23

The condition OF affairs in Ten
neuseO is alarming. The rebelu
seem determined to act upon
Blair's revolutionary suggestion
in advance, aud to inaugufats
war for the overthrow of the State
Government. Gov Browulow has
convened the Legislature in extra
session.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
4 RIa Y1ELn nr wHEAr.-Ln.

A BE YIELD. OF wHEAT.-Last
week Mr.. Victor, a farmer living
in johnson county, near olathe
harvested his wheat crop, and it
averaged forty three and halt
bushels TO the acre. Bully for Kan
sas.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23

We offer our democratic breth-
ren Of Fairfield such consolation
as comes from the fact thatfthc
democrats everywhere feel just
as blue over the nominations, on
both sides, ss they do.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23

A working.men's meeting at
GAINESVILLE on the 10th, was taken
possession Of BY rowdy, copper
heads aud turned into aseymour
and B,Air demonstration We don't
believe sneh PERFORMANCES will pay
expenses