The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-15

ndHna SoS h'EeG speS SSG Il Bas t Monday
evening, In which he confessed he was an art.
tul dodger. II will be remembered that this
gentleman, who plumes himself on his pietv,
came to New Haven last spring, and madca
speech In which he sneered at One-lcgged sol.
dielJ, but was very sound on the financial is.
sues. know he said At Buffalo, Just what
the words letter and spirit mean. To be frank
with you, used them once myself, when
wanted to Judge that question. / thought that
the question At that time was not the practical
oGer and was one that had better be avoided
and postponed He's moral candidate ~
Hon. Gro. 8. HoUsToS, of Alabama, long a
member OF Congress, and regarded asa man
Of moderate character and disposition, in a
recent speech at Florence, directed particu.
laEly 70 the colored men In hiB audience, "told
them,' says the Florence Under, "in the most
pointed words, that the man who votes for
Sh tItt anu Goisn Is an enemy q his and Of the
70 treat al Tho 50 poied az enemies" What a
peaceful revolution" we shall have il Sey.
mour and Blair are elected
speaks OF the stat. Of the poiitiSsi bct sus
ha-ket: "Immedlately after his nomination
the betting was two on Grant to one on Sey.
on Seymour, and this 10 the best show Sey.
mour has ever had. Since thea his stock has
gone back dreadfully In the betting market,
TIL now the quotations among betting men are
three on Grant to one on Seymour"
In THE address Of Horatio Seymour before
the New FORK Stale Democratic Convention
neIu AZ Albhhy, March nth, OF the presen.
year, as published in the Weekly World, of
March Is, occurs the following very remarka.
bic aud slgnihcant utterAnCe "CongTess has
done more to destroy the Union, TO break
down the fabric oil our Government, and to
efaee the mANims and principles Of our peo.
| pie, than was ever aimed at by the rebellion
An Ohio correspondent, writing from the
| Kentucky side of the river, says; "Yesterday
| $50 100 was raised In the city OF Louisville to
| carry the election in Ohio and Indians; a levy
| was made upon all officials, and the business
4 ma and thn.H II
known, beyond all doubt, that voters will be
| colonized upon US from Tennessee and Ken.
| lucky"
| The Charleston Mercury thus discusses the
| financial question as applicable to South Car
| Olina Fifty thousand dollars are needed to
conduct this canvass aud carry this State for
the Democratic ticket. Shall we have It; or
Will men button up their pockets, a nd passing
under the yoke of the African, sink TO moth.
Ing the value of all that they now own ~
Ar late meeting Of the Jonesville (Texas)
Constitutional Conservative Club, the follow.
ing resolution was unanimously adOnted;
THAT we will not employ, after the LIST of
January, any man, white or black, to labor
for US, who 10 known to be in sympathy with
or who aflliates with, the Radical party"
In Rcontested election case 10 the Louisiana
Legislature, from the Franklin parish, the
Democratic member presented atfidayits sworn
70 before the clerk OF the pa9sh court verl.
Ned BY seal Of the court, whGh was that OF
the Confederate States, with tie confederate
flag In the centre.
TIM Democratic club Of QuitmRn, Ga, de-
nOunces loyal leagues and Grant clubs, and
resolves: I'VE pledge ourselves, in advance,
to give no support, encouragement, or patron
age, to any persons, white or colored, who
are hereafter known to be connected with
them"
SENATOR SHERMAN, OF Ohio, said in a
recent speech at Pittsburg, Pa: at gives me
pleasure to know, and to assure you also, rs
the cOnsCntihg opinion OF well Informed cIti-
hens OF both parties In my State, that In No
Vemhef Ohio will cheer all hearts by her over
whellning majority for Gen. Grantm
:, The Albany Journal says that If the Repub-
nchhs OF New YORK make the same relative
gains that were made in Vermont thew will
carry the State by forty six thousand majority.
REPuBLLCAN papers in Delaware claim that
the Republicans are daily receiving large ac-
cesslons from the disgusted Democracy, and
that Wilmington will give ak hundred ma.
jority for Grant in November.
Hon. EDWIN NJ. STANTON will sneak for
Grant and COlfSx about the middle Of Sen.
TENDER, and will continue until the October
elections. His campaign will be mainly In
Ohio.
IT 10 stated that already Kuklux Klans are
well organized In Southern Indiana and Ohio
for the Importation Of rebel voters.
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SuGGEsTIOS.-It has been suggested that
one of the duties Of Congress, II the exigencies
OF the times require September session, will
be ia abolish the Mexican mission. Perhaps
the accomplished diplomatist who would thus
be relieved from duty might be commissioned
to open negotiations with the Kuklux Khan.
1t would be interesting to know how that
noble organization would treat the OOloFel
lOyalists Of the South, II surrendered to Its
care and proteotio '0pidGHtC Journal