The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-08-12
-sick of Radioslismal.sn
They are coming out Tor Seymour,
y T];,s ma drad lilousalld tIl3re 4AA

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FiTs hun dred ehonsand hl5re4A4 /.
Evervwbere changes are going on FRO
In. Radical TO the Democratic ranks.
Among the latest of those who have
nonnced Grant is Major-General W.
Ward, of Kentucky, who was gAllss
Union soldier in the late civil war
comes out for Seymour and Blair,
The Clinton County Qu-) ISpDElFESpESi
formerly Radical organ, has abandone
that psriy and advocates the true Republics
principles Of Democracy. The editor Of .
Independent has been a Republican eys
since the. Organization Of -thstsREtSi6Ht
says he cant stand il any longer. A X
cent number of his paper had the rQll22gia
sharp but Ghe paragraph Z - 2, : Z : =
Z ysSearly all the decent men wiiuf syss-hs
longel to the kepHylican or Radical pSff.
have left, and many more will 4eSve Is
soon as theyylearn Ire trulll.L Cher Juslic
Chase, Senators TrumbuA ,Grimes, foe.
Fessenden, Doolittle1 Dixon, and even "a
President of ltIic United TStateo aafe lei
the party since -it-fell into the hands
such dirty thieves as Beast Butler, Dirt
Work Logan and original fRnaHcs and az
olitionists like Stevens and Sumner.
And the CHURCH USIoN, 9 c.'pTogresqiYs
religious iournal, Which i certainly NJ
Democratic, thus abandons Grant to his w
Godly associates. n -HU/L
General Grant is not 1T gqan for Chrig
tian 10 support. : : Here now y tbl
spe:chless sphynx enveloped in q cloud q
= tobacco -sTn0ke-silent, stubborn man ofsih
world. Suppose he,azes il jnts ias,hesa
convert his four Years grant 4 power int
hfe-lease, or any Other Nhinlt lie has th
army at his command, aAa eSegf evil intiu
e ence,in the. land 10 support liHa Msld
not say this VIII be, but is il propfEusq
:. Christian to give, over the rEXeeI9!Fe pSEe
of this nation 10 suehhands lnr-- la bnA
i The Providence lR,uI , ,JouRNAI7 a stt
Radical paper, ihns the following l1leifiiieu
: paragraph. ,.5-.- T., ..g-- .,-1',,se- nj,
; ssenator .Doollttle, Andrewi Johnson r..
IS car Cowan, G.. A , Browning Willams II
Seward Gideon Wells, Frank Blair, " liar
# Il. Eva ts MpptgomeTey Blair and Gihict
Justice IIlasc were among the most trpste7
= and Radical leaders of the Republican part
10 in the beginning of 1861. More in soEFov
than in anger we have to cpncede that thes
I'd men are now acting against the5 yR9Ety dlhi
,d honored and trusted tAcn. rrgd brow
"A W cSleTu NNtill1.i
The Turner's Society, likpwas,s deserts II
:; Radical party, for spfacir slr} Z, -
-, Two OF '.l:.c,.. 80: l-ere lshif5 snoif5srfn
3. We viii moi vote f0r GEaals shsezui
> the Chicago Platform is not forward, but
en- retrograde step. We will here onlyicall a
M tention to the plank which. declares thatsn
gro suffrage must be carried out in the Son
-, but not in the North. By this scuTrilousp
'ne sillanimity it is thought to inveigle conser
al alive votes, but this delusion viii soon bed
say PEELED. Whoever is opposed to negro 81
Dr. frage in the North will wish TO see the Sou
a. exempt from the same blessing. gnh''
lN' 4. We will not vote for Grant, becAus
2 by the result of the recent impeachnlenttr tr
eft the powers of the President have been cnl'
of ged that to place them in the hands OF
nv soldier, in case of revolution or foreign vi
may prove the DESTRUCTION OF THE REPUBL
10 Silent, ambitious, Grant is best adapted
carry out reasonable designs more 30 til
a Democratic President from the civil ran
|. Democrats cannot make matters worse Ii
they are now. Let them exert themsel'
rec to this end. 1t will bring the public soeI
-,,, 10 its sober sense ...5I.-.l aI .ilrs