New-York tribune., 1868-07-29
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A Western editor furnishes the following:
DEMOCRATIC sYLLoGIsM 1 DEMOCRATIC sYLLoGISM II.
NliJr pTCWiSS.-Cat-O'I N0jOT.-ReYOlVtr5, DOWle
ninc-tais and blood hounds. knives, labor laws, etc
Minor ETeDiiSs.-CaunOns,i WEnOT.--Mcmphls, new
musbcts guerrilla bands, Orleans Texas, Philadelphia
and Rebel armies Convention. A. Johnson
COicltSi0a.-Southen con- C0HcluSioR.-"A A white
fcderacv with slavery a. slman's government bot
the chief corner stone Yet established
non ScQHtr
The Democratic papers assert that there is a
great reaction In favor Of Seymour and Blair and for
proof they offer you the fact that Senator Dooltto and
two three other whlom Republicans support that
ticket On similarly strong grounds tho devils I'm Hades
doubtless thought there tremendous " reaction"
when Lucfcr flung from the battemens Of heaven came
tumblng into their nidst
A special Washington dispatch says that n
committee Of the Conservative Army and Navy Union,
headed by Col James r. O. Beirne waited on the Pres'
dent on Thursday afternoon for the purpose Of request
ing him to stop the dismissal from Office of Conservative
soldiers and sailors. The President has also positively
declined to remove of the Radical clerks from Office
here who worked night aud day to secure his mpeaoh
ment.
Some of the Western Democratic Delegates
complain OF the small Of money they received for
showing the Seymour scow through the Convention. That
reminds Of a story; An Indian being asked what he
dld for living, replied Oh, me preach" "Preach y
said bystander What do you get paid prcacngi' -
sometimes get shin', sometimes two shilln" And
isn't that mighty poor pay 2" ooh, yes, but its mighty
poor preach"
They had Democratic pOw-wOw in Kansas
City the other night during which honest lriShinau
mounted counter and rolling up his sleeves remarked
"D-n Frank Blair" They tried to pull him down, but
he continued "Whin first to the town, me'n tho
Cassdys was the only Dmmecrats, but now every Spau
peen that's kicked out nv the presence dacen people
comes to US for support Bairs played out" Here the
speaker squelched by buslwhacker.
The Columbus (Ga.) Sun expresses itself salts
fed that neither understaes oyerstaes the determ
nation OF the Democracy of the West and North when
says that to they united in the resolve that the
power of this Government shall not be controlled by the
votes Of the negroes Of the South II the Radicals st con-
tnues attempt their desperation TO play this the last
card left them they know that their silly cry Of royou
tiOn now will then become fearful reality.
The Ner- Orleans Crescent of the 10th instant
contains the following instructive paragraph; "We
astoushed yesterday morning the Stars and Bars
the flag OF the late Southern Coufederacy- floating
proudly from the jack stan OF OF our Red River pack
cts We must confess that tho sight OF It caused the
blood TO course quickly through veins as it carried
us back far different from those now presented
TO our gaze" The Crescent A.cs the the Seymour and
BLAIR fag.
The Seymour and Blair ratification meeting
at PiQua was very slim affair. About $50 men and boys
made up the crowd me journal gives tho following
dialogue in connection with It's account OF tho meeting
Rep-Wen, how did you like the meeting last night
Dem-(Demurely) Oh. purity we'll Rep.-I don't think
the crowd exhibited much enthusiasm. Dcm.--(Bocom-
ing profane)-You're a darn fool How could you OK
pect any enthusiasm than half the assembly
d-n RadieaISi
The SprinlfeId Republican says: "Thc sense
less declaration Of Thad stevens, IN the debate on tho
Funding bill, adds element OF confusion to the
mixed condition OF things in regard TO that question. II
Messrs Butler and Stevens had made vow do all the
mischief possible they could not behave Probably
Mr. does not expect 70 be reelected but Butler
does and we him that he will have TO pitch his tent
Massachusetts if he expects TO 80 back
TO Congress, unless he stops in his present career"
! Gen. Grant recently remarked to a friend
The Rebels whipped, as it was our duty to do they
fought brvaey, and for have spite against
them. If they behave themselves I shall think we'll Of
them. the Copperheads and peace Of the North
the who during the war; rcviled the soldiers,
couagcd tho enemy aud did their utmost 20 stop supplies
and reGnforcemcnts to our boys in front-such
can't forgive will forget them, or have anything
to do with them"
At Democratic meeting in Cincinnati, on Fri
day evening, ex-Unitcd States Senator George L. Pugh
the friend Of Pendleton, sad " II any has come
hithcr tonight expecting to hear abuse Gen. Grant
tell him that he is mistaken in the person. do MT
abuse him, shall give him all the honor and great honor
Is hch he deSerreS and il 1t the question OF Civ
ing him honor the most devoted Of his political support
should not be ahead Of mo-" The World might learn
lesson Of decency from this Democratic orator.
The following letter has been received 10y
friend OF Mr. Stevens, residing in the noighborhood OF
Lancaster, in reply TO one written TO him:
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,
WASHINGTON, u. c.. July %, 1903
DEAR SIR; have not declared for Seymour and Blair
and never expect to- have only declared against fools
and swindcr, who have fabricated the most atrocous
alsehOOds to my position upon the currency question
this matter which Will put the fellows 10 shame If they
arc capable blushing shall take protect the
Taxpayers from by making every pay and
receive just according TO his contract Yours, &c.
THADDEUs STEVENS.
The Cincinnati Gazette says.that information
is wanted Of $40 gold cOn somewhat worn which ono
Vallandigham carried in the political campaigns during
the war, and which he was won't at every speech no
made, to hold up to the crowd and to call their admra-
ton to it the Democratic money, and to hold up to
contempt grcenback note in comparison herewith as
the rags which they had to take FOR money since Ropubl
in The aforesaid coin lost 20 view
time ago, and since then the exhibitors have been prais
ing the beauties Of the greenbacks
The Is. c. Wdtchmdn, q Rebel newspaper
published In Sumter S. G., where, before tho war; they
hanged every white stranger wearing clean collar,
the suppOsiton that lie abolition emssary says
that the Democratic Convention IN the nominee for the
VceProsdency, has put forward man who, with the
ink Of ms letter before scarcely dry declares that
the President elect should declare these null and
void, compel the army to undo It's usurpatons at the
South, dsperse the carpetbag state Governments, allow
the white people 10 reorganze their own governments
and elect Senators and Representatives. This at the
present juncture is all we could expect"
Col. Israel Painter, well known and prom
inent Democrat Of westmoreand County, Penn. IJohn
COyOdes district, and former personal friend OF Mr.
stanton rsIate h foownc incident I'm the coreer M