The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-10-30

and make sure OF that millennial period when
the traitors win DO dispirited to that degree.
It Is said that q good many Republicans in
Missouri who stood by Mr.. Henderson when be
was denounced for his vote on impeachment are
very much dissatisfied with his course In the
present political campaign. They say he shows
but little sympathy with the IDEAS Of the Re
publican State platform. r ..'.. ...
The New York Tribune. In referring to the
present condition Of the Seymour party, says
''Look how II runs The whole line Is In full
retreat, with the exception Of the valiant Pom
eroy, who comes to the front with couple Of
scavenger carts and deploys for action"
September LIST, 1864, Horatio Seymour, the
Democratic candidate for President, made q
speech at Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In that speech
he declared that he "would not denouncc this
abraham Lincoln d Administration for casual
acts Of wrong-I would not denounce 1t bcc,use
its members have erred In judgment-BUT I
DENOUNCE IT BECAUSE I BELIEVE IT
HAS ENTERED UPON A SETTLED COURSE
OF POLICY DANGEROUS TO THE VEL
FARE OF THE COUNTRY. n proposes to
put dopn the rebellion by t,co popers-the pow
er Of policy and the porsr Of the army"
What Is the matter with Seymour AMI Biairi
Who are the friends Of the sorrowiul pair!
Boohoo! Bnohoo
Seymour II sick and confoundedly blue.
niairsz oute down with the mulligruhs tOo.
What can they do
but cry Boohoo!
Boohoof Boohoo!
Their boat has capsised aud their chances are slim,
For such heavy weights cannot possibly swim.
Doohoo Boohoo
While DER their heads the comorants ny.
The mourners sani dismslly bowling, and cry,
Boohoo Boohoo
Hlembold, the New York druggist, gave 840.-
600 to the Democrats; and Geo. W. Childs Of
Philadelphia gives cemetery to the printers.
The New York SAN suggests that the munih-
cont donations be exohsngod-the $4,000 DO
given to the printers, and the graveyard to the
Democrats.
A private letter from Mr.. Seymour Is In the
hands Of prominent Democrat In New York.
in which he says the party cannot blame him
for It's defeat when the nominations was forced
on him, and that Blair's nomination to the Vice
Presidency never met his approval.
The Tribune's special says: Tho astounded
election frauds that were committed by the DEM
ocrats arc constantly being detected In Indiana.
Tho Republicans viii contest the Legislative
elections in nearly every county that gave
Democratic majority. Ortiz was swindled In
the Lafayette district out Of 1000 votes. The
county elections are contested in that district In
Carroll, Fountain, Montgomery and Boone
counties. At least $1,000 illegal votes were
polled In the State. .,.f' '.r".
Among the encouraging straws Is the state
ment made by well informed newspaper men
that "Brick" Pomeroy begun his New York
"Democrat" with circulation Of 20 900, which
ba, now sunk to 5000. At this rate he will
soon sink the La Crosse concern.
In noticing the arrival Of q company Of Fed
cral troops at Columbus. Ga, the Sun speaks
of them as "the enemy"
PooR BLAIR Tho journal which lately spent
several weeks in inventing distortions Of the
name of the next President Of the United States
has began again on new subject.
This time II Is Blair.
On Thursday last good Democratic authority
found him
IAN impcdlment 10 Success"
"a mistake"
On Friday he became one OF
ssThe superfiuous fragments"
"a tusk" which the Democratic elephant
had better lose.
"Too heavy rider" Of the party horse.
On Monday, his candidacy was
"Iuferior leadership"
"Vaporing and makc-believe."
To-day he Is
"Inconsiderste" In expression.
or "mischevous prominence"
"This bugbcar."
"The raw head and bloody bones Of another
civil war"
And, finally, has no place on tho ticket, and
ought to withdraw at once.
What ne1ti Poor Blair! IN. Y. Eve. Post.
The republicans viii have majority ofabout
thirty on joint ballot Of the West Virginia leg
islaturc.
E.Z. Z. Judson. ("Ned Buntllnc,") who has
been canvassing California for the last six
months Is an advocate Of temperance, writes
home that California win vote for Grant and
Colhx by ten thousand majority.
Tho Buffalo Commercial calls the advice Of
a, ~ VII It,orl1 ssths vnammoih ror>