The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-18

two United States senators; The iorm.F. the 6oos-
OUO backs. are represented by Jg.y-siI menDsfs
and tlUe3sfy fUO senators In the VJn9fess q .he
United Srates. Such is tue wore OF 'ne par.y ,Sr
which Gen Grant has oonsented- 70 become the
tool.--T HARRISBURG Morning Patriot. Ylr Lur
The Democracy Of Boston met on the Is q at
Feneuil n ali 20 rssify the nomination OF Seymour
and Blair II was by lar tue isrges' poltlcsi
gathering that has taken place dnrirg the cam
nnsign IN the State. The Hal was file to rep g.
lion and there were about five Thousand perso1s
outside who could not obtain admission. Charles
G. Green presided, and the other speakers we're
]. c. Abbeu, 4. C.. Bailey, Jas. A. Keith, Chas.
l.. Woodbury. and ex- Mayor Wightman.
The Maine Democ. sey are pushing their work
vigorously forward. Ratification meetings and
rousing demonstrations everywhere betoken that
the he art Of the people is In the contest Hon.
George H. Pendleton, accompanied by Gen. Eg-
ing will speak at Bangor, Augusta and Portland
next week. and among the distinguished and able
speskers now in the field are Hon. Eben F. Pills
hurry the eubernaiorisl candidate; &. Wilder Far
lev Of Newcastle; A. p. Gould, of ThomastoD,
and N ID. Rice. OF Augusta. The eloquent u1g
Irish orator. ]. L. Fitzgerald Esq, Is also doing
yeoman's service in the cause of the people.
The Thihodaux (La) Sentinel says: - We un-
derstsnd that prominent Radical OF our town
has received q recent letter from the Radical
United States Senator Kellogg 10 which the lstter
admits from his stand point 10 Washington City,
that the Radical ticket :" has very slim chance
OF success - that the Northern people are more
been at any previous presidential election for any
nominee" Ben Butler. the spoon thief. also ad
mits that She Northern States will all go for Sey-
mour and Blair and unless all of the Southern
States can be carried for Can't (come IT. and
Grolfax, that the Radical party will go down TO
-, where he, Batter, will undoubtedly 90 when
he dies.n .aIt4
The saudusky (Ohio) Union publishes the fol-
lowing extract Of private letter received by q
Young lady of that city from lady friend visiting
. kew Orleans: 4" You may thank your lucky stars
that you live IN land where white servants can
be procured, and where q bigger is no better than
- his neighbor. Here II is direreat We have a
negro leutenant-go governor. who, OF course, pre-
sides over q Senate twothirds composed on ne
eroes, negro politicians, negro officers, and IN
fact negroes everywhere. have been kept, 70.
eether with other white persons, for half an hour
standing on the street corners waiting for negro
baseball club 10 pass, dressed 10 their gaudy
uniforms and going out for their usual Sunday
rscrestion. Negro political professions. with
their bands and banners. parade the streets uO-
molested. The free schools open this coming
term 20 white and black alike. Heretofore there
have been separate free schools for the blacks
but the present black aDd-tan Legislature passed
law doing away with that distinction. am ald
have been q Republican, butthis Is rather an over
dose Of Deero. Ohio suit me tetter. Nothing
like experience 20 cure one Of dogmatical IDEAS y