Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-10-09
Soldiers. Rem1smberf

--t 804l4c4 ns- nc AAc4AAUGE-a : es#-.-
That Horatio Seymour, when Gov
ernor of New York, vetoed the law Civ
ing the privilege of voting to soldiers in
the field. di rgTze ai
That. in the peri1ous hour oFthe coun-
try the Union ranks had to be weaken
ed at the frOnt,t take care ofSeymour's
ssfriends' in the rear. %
That the New York Convention put
aside General Hancock a Union sol
der, to nominate -Horatio- Seymour, a
/ isynnpathizer with the rebellion.
That Seymour's name was presented
by ValIandighan, a man convicted and
vet unIpardoned of the crime OF treason.
That she name of General Grant was
received by the New York Convention
with groans and hisses, while that Of
simon B. Buckner, the reeel General
who surrendered TO Grants at Fort Dom
| elson, was received with enthusiastic
/ cheers
Thatthe Democratic union sold iers
Assem- bIed in convention at New York,
unanimously Recommended S General
iEwiHs, OF Kansas tos=si1s=-s4es..siisasssss
for Vice President. .vc .8u IS i
That this reeoTnule nda Hon was coIdIy
set aside, TO make way for the choice OF
the rebel soldiers. which was concurred
in with the widest enthusiasm.
That the name Of f. P. Blair was pre-
sented by Rebel. General Preston OF
Kentucky, and the nomination second
ed by Rebel Generals Wade Hampton,
of, South Carolina. n. B. Forrest, Of
r7,, ,,ossoo Iza,,,,Y,t,y- r,f XriTeyfris, and
Ashbel Smith, of Texas. -
That Blair. thus presented and sup
ported, was nominated while Ewing,
unanimously presented by the Union
Soldiers, was set aside.
That the policy and principles, no
less than the nominations of the Demo-
cratic party, have been and now are
seonfroIled by the leading spirits Of the
hIate rebellion. e,if -91 ~ 81 atis,- -o
| Vhatithis same party, in the spirit OF
vengeancs and selfish partisan bigotry.
/ has disfrbnchiseds your maimed oom-
I rades at the home provided for them by
i the Nation, -.
!. That it set aside. Durbin Ward, a
wounded Union soldier, to nominate
| VaIlandighana, the traitor, for Congress.
B That while Durbin Ward was lighting
the battles of his country, Vallandig-
ham, banished South for his treasonaz
| Eble practices, wrote TO rebel Colonel
81 hate. despise. and defy the ityranni-
cal government which has sent me
among you for opinion's sake, and
shall never give it any support in its
crusade upon your Institutions. 3,
] E-rsE5- H., = =
can have your own terms by gaining
the battleion yonr eneu1y's. sQilG@ S.
Hoping aud praying forHtha ultimate
, success of the 6ause inotvlsitln you are
81 fighting, believe me, as geveFd3 youl
; friend, - etc. 'Ni4 So .t# biHg og
THAT While Beatty was 1t the from
Drawing the bullets of the enemy, Ben.
lison was atTthe rear drQm mmfng up Peaee
meetings fer this same Vallandig ham.
III That gallant Dotgr took his musket in
. his hand at the very beginning of the
{ ,war, fought asa private soldier nearly
four years for elIis country, was sho
ddoWr. while q lighting n-tlle ranks of hi,
regiment at ChIokamauga, lay hpger
ing between life and death for weeks a
! the field hospital, ana bears a bullet il
! his body to-day, at once the evid dence= o
q his patriotism, and the legacy of an in
famous rebellions ear
I'll Soldiers, vote for your brave com
!. rade.. Vote the straighb Union ticket
! Vote as you shotLnot FOR the Rebels
aud their friends, but AT them. ~
4 During The past fiscal year 162, ,OOC
, eIaifis of deceased and discharged sol
4 diersi, amounting to $19,5OO,O0O have
been allowed and paid from the nation,
al treasury This money has gone oui
in srhall Sums among I62, 600 ofamilies
of poor people. Yet this expenditure i:
dencuneed by the Democracy through.
out the land as an extravhgRnt waste o.
:. money. If the same amount had beer
!, distributed among the families Of rebe
q ( soldiers they would have had no fauI
. to find. oL@foa ,i4at sas 81 So
/ Democratic retrenchment in Ohio
8 consists in cutting off the pitiful ap
y prOpriatfon of $200ja year to pay foI
Z moral obstruction of the insane, anC
: paying interest on the State debt Il
avoid paying the prinoipal'
Remember thereaI fight of the can
I vasR is on Tuesday next, hotin Novem
: Der Then buckle on'your harness Re
: Publieans. IF We thrash them soundly
: now victory in November will be al
: easy matter; ss1 i aaiia
: When the Democrats get ready to
: pay the debt By printing greenbackl
We hope to get that job Of printing.