Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-10-01
DEMOCRATIC sENTInEMFs!l
A few Choice Extracts from
some of the Leaders.

We present our reauers lew ex-
'rac's from democratic sources, of
tue "t9"e% respectabllity, which are
OF vital Importance to every voter
who is n lover of b;s caun+rv W.
-,
uo not ike, as q general rule, to have
| tn condpct the don,oo-ot;o ,;5o
A'i0 'i"e' 40
well as our own, but we do so as we
know tho D;a,,,.6
Nno" .no D'opo'o"' seeehlng only TO
mlslead the people, will not do it
The fret daolaro,; :. A..
| 10 snas VI
Semmes'. (They call him Admiralty
"Tbe GRAND old Dar,oora,;.
| from the lone s1umher in ~ ~ "rs risen
dniceJ anJ So,- l,;,,o. - "nien ne II mas In,
y;talitv. and co1,a bsrs >, " S. ne" NE and
and re;oca With 70, - a. " ratily
Sevmogr and RIoir,, "a A. .e an. nomination OF
csntIv ssva. az H. konu Gnu SiTn n ne slgnlI ,,
nv I;fa haf,uo ~, III De~mocIa' - ~ 81,
s;Doa ~, 'eao Sns war, curing tne war, and
nr;nc;njes Of Danaao ,Oos"s 'se war upon tne
INV sword aooin.t ~ IA anu anu as Suen ure"
'e O'u mug
he lought the war On the princi-
ples of the democratic marty, uo
party ho"
40 you ike 1t voters? Our next eX-
traet ia from q NI;sso Ill,
P"P0i' 0"ileu
the West and S0utb-Blair' organ:
.Fron frat 70 1o., f.on, .to .rIo5.:
slavery Ynoven,ant 80 .ho NJ. SnS t.
for alI nurnosss ',;I;ton', oo sn;nI
ero;sI al ,ha ,-AaAi anu
,rLoIe nsoes ncr;oJ 81 ~ - .s so'3 e
racv succeed in elect;no NJ Sa,,noonr ss H.
.to1d,rd ho.rar W. - 80 - = W
contest ,, V;ro;n;. r.,,a. ,snd. In a. "a.
ouot,ng the shovs ssIf IpIa;a :; no-o ~;
recent Isttsr he ,oU a,.,. i Is s'nuers II ms
RIa;,'s W;ssa,,,; 80 'os. O". P~'PVoI ''D,-:
has devoted h;n.ois not ST., tSS.s,.t 4La
RoJ,ooI ror,,, h,'. - nv. ohy :" u:as sIo
orJ thaIr -, -. LuohS S" au
r,on thS. hn VII rroI I ene GnarActer I:e oi tne
uorp - sna;, a. p;aSi ,' DilG e sui'
t;ciao sons t;,';J;,, III ,sionu ~ no
Is, or ooenn. "uios It.. Sn1 Holeuein
tLo Sn,',L aeeounS o. VI recens ueciAra.ons S III
'',on5o' aIS H ooYetnot !, seymour III 'nese
Sar.a1, a,I r 9ey nloui enouiu u
$500 p,;s U s.noo.n on lhe rougn CORNERS Oh
tbn aan.a ha dai;."a Pa.oa, y. ne WIN onif Inlure
,Lo oI"-a of - - Piollo' Tl! Th9 essen
go sl' o"n 'uooeas; ms H,s 70 Nv
Vanoo o go. % sPn ~ at! can, - So1nOr SOs
al pl.;Ji A.. see -. u g ~ ;T
La 80 ,, ''' '''' i0' "i
Tha I'll ofr
aranoa ar Son.I So.1.P p"PL. ~. y. IN
nounoo..; :. s"o LII n"o .na. ~ n sreaS
O.;ao,r, ia ,,'.a ~ rnoooa 90 ;1 80 =. G anu
III l al ~ -. ., po.I;I 49,: Ts
Of tba t;7oos ono ,,.aS,nont ,r;,L ros;sta,oa ..
oJ;o.i .,'. Isl .i asoor os r.. ~
II " J,:"L: - ~ SIS. I..: u :.
from Rad;ooI rnIo and nsnr,,et;on y
Tha san,a nanar in nor. racsnt ;..ro
sous. aTf ,ra &c s,,oaao.f,I - a. .,,rnoaoL
~, con.aat ,va sbalI 90 all ,vo baIa -, =
.ns Ion'es'' 'n"'' sAiii "ii H"'' io'' Ia
tne lost cause. ..,,..,
nsnini ni u9'elnpr ISe' sI ~ a.S PuoHe
~ nio"Inonu' ~ ueoirce 'i,a' eSoon 70 nOT
ueau II Ris;n - II h. nv ha rSn;.aa tna roro,,,
suPP,'' Diair "e0AuSo "e Pio"1'
'ion. o, Taunton ,;,.
IL oeneIAi 60. a. ~ l' 49, sNI,, 81"
srot .;n =. a.ra nla,sarrO Of nr;ro;DIas In
and leaders around whom we can rally. 1t
was tns n0oles1' pest oolaeGs tSa MOtd 81
States; and the demonstration tonight shows
~1s Tbsre nobnn tSat SontS
wanted that was not there. The military
aPVs wai tbsre .bown % T1 ;n its @ proner M light We
nave platform we can adhere to- We have
We have e. leaders @ to represent those PRINCIPLES
who will carry US out OF the slough OF
war T Those or GREAT A' nr,ncipIe. for which we
Ought, and which we feared were lost, may
'ei Again; % he1Ss the Richmond Dispatch paper of
great ability and influence in the South, con
nesg tes and ea for
heroes; men Of nerve, backbone and
th NorthsEn peopIe and make them be-
ieve it is only an ordinary Presidential elee-
,sn pays Oon SpS mabes him unit 70 be
he leader Of any party"
endersd , a. # i impossibIe r for them to deceive