The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-12

THE SiuS IL PEACE,' says Gen. frtnt.
The niOn in pieces, says HofatIo seymour
and his rebel aad copperhcai supporters.
Tue registration Of voters In the county Of
50. Louis has been completed, and fOots NJ
81 ro22 against sos In 1861
JvnGE GEIrLGY, OF Jackson, Michigan, q
leading Democrat. who has just come out for
Grant and CUlfsN, addressed . TUusing Rrpub-
l!cAn meeting in that city last week.
OF, Al. living patriotic men, Grant has prom
iseG least and reformed most. such rutuis
bOuHl to pn7scas tho hearts ard affections OF
the people.
THE Democracy arc the most grateful set Of
fellows we ever knew. They are now rejoicing
because they have chosen three inspectors OF
election Ia Delaware.
THREE HUNDRED AND FoRTV TIRE. cX.sol.
diers OF the Union army In the city Of Fond
| du Lac have announced their intention TO vote
| for Grant and Collar. Tie Commonwealth
publishes the list,
A LIFELONG 0LD DEMurEAT In Wyoming,
Pa. together with his four sDns, s.,n lifelong
Democrats, are going in strong for GRANT and
CoIfax this fall, much TO the CONSERVATION Of
the old-linCrs of their neighborhOOd.
Gen. MCCLELLAS is just the man for the
democrats in this campaign. How every
Hamlet will rejoice when Mcclellan, with his
| spade, stands on the grave OF Democracy, and
| Iioratio examines the skull of New Yorick.
TIE Springfield RopajiraH says Governor
! Seymour recently remarked to 4 friend that
! he had mot the slightest hope of an clcc-
| ticu." We have always insisted that the
f"rcrEoF "al occasional sptsns Of sound
sense.
WHILE Lieu. q jv. kOcInar, Of llinui-was
Addressing mass meeting Of German RcpuJ-
IiCtus and their wives at quincy, = shot was
tired into the klnk, th!uugh the window, at
the speaker, hUt missed his mark. The would
be asslssln wts 'ten to run away after his
Grs'EfAly act, and escaped
TuE H'r.N Is one OF the Democrats lHncrs
mat can Sc" nothing to be cNiuci by nisrcprc-
z'H'ing facts, spl 20 Il srys that 1.-THE rcturHs
! Il he late town elections in Connecticut
| "l.pw, in the cumming up, hrndEomc Rcpub
! lichn MAJORITY en- the oEgregr'c popular
TIE Belmont ri.pairh Gays Tat IN I,a5,
| Just nrfur, the close Of the war, Gen. Blair
| was NJ Be!laIre, OhiO. Being asked how the
| they were whipped he answered. II don't
| know, but II had my way, would cut the
leycrs OF n" Mississippi ond drown every
d-A one Of them"
EHE Columbus fOhlu, HdicfaoH says? a
slightly !nrhriatel HibrrGIan marched maics-
tlot!.y w to the West Front with Frank Blair
Jcs'rt y, shouting, %tp with the white
feet ard when Blair. in the course OF lie
remarks, exclaimed, "WhcrC are the fuvO.u-
tIUEiEts 7" this impulCut member ttAc faith
idl lock yelled out "llrir Wrnrr, irlrr4l"
TWE H",H says: "Cumrarc sixty Scnrs of
DcmOrrl'I with CIELt years OF Republican
rule" The cOMpHrisOn will certainly be in
strnr've. fhc result "f tho sixty ycnIa Of
Into civil war, and The eight years Of Rcpuba.
IAN rule was spent IN getting the county out
ui 1t The tree Is known by IL fruits.
TUE Hudson tWIs., Tunes says the Reruhii-
cans Of st. CfOiN county intend holding u
grand mass meeting IN October, and that David
Stiles y man lU2 years old, viii be present and
carry Nag. Mr.. stiles voted twice for icUrgc
WHtnIHstuu for President, nuI now, iru" to
HIS early pniIiOtismr goes for Chant and COL
, iiN.
luE Nashville R,puIi,EI, nl the ~ inat has
/ uNa'M oIthy Information from ltst Tcnnrssre
! lH'' 'h"Nsihds OF men who voted for Ether
/ kttt, a. 1 ..
] ,Auhi', Will now 20 Tor Grut aud COlEtS
| lhry hN'" gpt their eyes Uu,u 10 mo I,,f III A
! 'ht cry about htgIu equality Is all buzh."
TmE New York t. pr.t ,Npr,s,ra ID li,,,,.
! Isihctiun WIth GrnCIl NcC ,IuH, Tor l,,i,iI,.,
/ nlnoi lfos politics, and nlrmb n T., 10 IL
4 duty 10 engage actively IN the c.uar Euf ~
! may pos ihly be that General Met Irll,u Iur.
/ not re ""HIGe in the IlpJr,E the keeper Of Ii.
/ conFricucc aGd the director OF his duty.
/ Al the Democratic meeting last night a,
I"rhdle llalI, Andrew Jackson Rogers "Gr
/ IhohstIh'td the iHcnpuCity Of the negro glsr-
! men who can't read their hilllts-tu rule the
G'hllhl"H al thiTty.hNr millions OF VhltC men
( ana women in this country The speaker
kindly IA ado no RllusiOu to the thousands Of
| WhIle men among his Democratic friends to
| foe. -
THE Democratic rooster is a gamclcss thing.
his crow over Vermont WAS gIckly enough.
while that over Maine was doiorous TO
despair. lie WAS 30 exhausted BY this last
effort, that he can't stand on his legs long
enough to spread himself over Connecticut
The elections next Tuesday will doubtless
Kill him outright There will he a barge
funeral