The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE cost Of putting down Democratic
Rebellion vas over So 900, 100000.
The wheat crop of Utah is estimatedat
$50, 600 bushels
= Colorado has cultivated sixty thousand
acres of wheat and corn.
Who boasted that they would not vote
a man nor dollar to put down the Re-
belliou The Democratic party.
Qne drop Of strong spirits Of hartshorn
viii Instantly remove the pain caused by
sting Of a bee, wasp, or horHets TcaW
The Heleigh On. Co. StanGard guarna.
tees 50,0o9 majority fer Grant ssd Col.
fax ia Nortl, Carolina sa sasstfsgw
Schurz will speak in Peunsy!raffis; on
the political issues Of the canvass, in the
latter part of August.
If the Democrats love the Union and
the Constitution so we'll, how it is that
they waged war on both for yeass2
The Houa9 r.. w Green, prominent
indianapolis Democrat, repudiatcs Sey-
mour aud Blair, aad comes oht for Grant
! and Gelfax.
| The Democratie leaders say they want
ga returntos the rule of old-fashioned
Democracy That's what Hampton, Cobb
Semmes, and the other Rebels want.5
The Weria says the 'sweatheris very
| lust now. " IayiiI, got so Close sc the hot
place, it will not take much to Pus shem'
where it's a deal hotter in November, z
The Hon. T.. w. Green, prominent
Tndianapolis Democrat, repudiates Sey-
mour and Blair, and comes out for Grant
aud Colfax.. va..ee. 80
Gen. Blair took breakfast by the side
of Geu. Grant the other day in Omaha
1t is the first and last time, Blair has been
or will be in good company during the
campaign t,zro .o.v.r
The Rebels arc delighted with Frank
Blair. They say che has fight in him."
and that is why they like him. They
didn't admire the $ ight'' in Grant, Sher-
man, Sheridan, Thomas and Meade, quite
SO much.
Up in Vermount they have disgustcd
Democrat, wiz says that he has an old
Bell and EFerett ticket slowed away at
his house, aud he is going to vote it at
the Coming election.
SIR. s. S. Cox says of Horatio Sey-
mour: "The more you rub him tho
brighter he Shines The same may be
said Of brass candlestick and Blair's
nese.
The Presidency has .ano attractions"
for Uoratio Seymour. Oh no. He says
it don't. He also said the nomination
didn't, Hes airst class decliner, Horo-
ito is. Artemas Ward said s'not drop
Of good liquor has passed my lips in fl-
teen years Cause why reached Gus
aud nippcd it before it got by"
Gov. Seymour says he has been
'caught up by, the whirliDg tide" That
was what allied Early when Sheridan got
after him and sent him "whirling through
Manchester" i.
A veteran Of an Albany battery, who
1 fought all through the war, remarked re-
Gently: eTte soldiers got no encourag-
ing words from Horatio Seymour when.
they were in the field, and they will give,
him none now"
Being Democrat makes the colored
man fit company at dinner in South Car
olina now-a days. We read that sthe col
ored Democrats in the vicinity of Will
lington. Abbeville District, gave an ex-
cellent dinner to their white friends at
that place on Saturday last A large
crowd, composed of Writes and blacks
were in attendance. Short addresses,
were delivered BY the Rev Mr.. Porcher,
aud James Bryan, colored."
A Bank Robbery in Vermont.