The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-08
POLITICAL.

There can be no mistake about the spirit
that animales The Copperheads. Love and ad,
miration for treason ana traitors is proclaimed
on every hand. The following is from Inc Iaze
we'll Register, the Democratic organ OF TazeWeu
tion OF the Boys in Blue:"-"Wh hat sort of Re-
publicanism is that which would honor Gene
rails Thomas. sheridan, and Meade, and degrade
Generals Forrest and Hampton? Forrest Is as
good man as Sheridan, and better cavalry
man. No radical Will pretend to say that Hamp-
ton is inferior in talent, virtue, and accomplish
ments to Thomas Hampton, Forrest, and Lee
are acceSsions TO the Democratic party. We are
proud of them, and we present them with con-
fidence to the people of the North, and we say,
Here .are our trophiesp They are worth all
the bureaus. and carpet bags, and negro militia,
and tax collectors, and petty military tyrants,
and greasy contractors, and fat bondholders,
that corrupt Congress can man nufacture bs-
tween this and doomsday."
The Providence Journal has this:-"We do
not join in the clamor against General Rose
tions with Rebel leaders. and wiring letters to
Democratic Conventions, while the mission to
which he has been appointed, one OF the most
important under the government, remains in
charge of the Secretary of Legation. On the
contrary, we are pleased that the General has
taken 10 politics, in which he does more harm
to his side than 10 ours; and If ne cannot
serve the country, in Mexico, better than he
does his party al home we hope he will not
enter upon the diplomatic duties, at least, till
after the election"
Planters House, st. Louis. the other night, as
q procession passed, was asked by a stranger,
Who are these?" lie replied. Radical ras:
lott The stranger calmly answered, You are
mistaken. Those boys nave been with Sher-
man. / know the step. am stranger here.
and don't know the men, but have seen that
swing beforeW
The Wheeling Register says ex-senator
Carlile has moved his family to Clarksburg,
West Virginia, with the intention of becoming
the successor OF Hon. p u. Van Winkle in
the United Statel Senate, provided the radicals
shall have majority in the next Legislature.
Henry Clay Dean having been thoroughly
| ostracised by his party In the North, is going
| 10 Kentucky, where his peculiar style Is being
| appreciated. Heiwill speak in Flemmingsburg
on the Sth.
The Springfield Republican has excellent
| authority for saying tnat Horatio Seymour has
given up the contest, and freely tells his Demo-
cratic friends in private that he has not the
| faintest hope OF an ee ction.
| The most successful publication of the day
the Democratic campaign picture of ''Seynnour
at Home" 1t presents Horatio in mis- most
pleasing attitude, ano.will be subscribed to by,a
| million or two of voters.
| "A Democratic paper in Tennessee saws the
negroes are "beginnng to learn what Demo.
cracy means" A few SUCH lessons as thew
received at Camilla, Ga, will post them thor
ougbly.
Il have invisible pickets around the house of
every radical n. b. FoRREsT.
"A political club in New Orleans call them y.
selves the magnolia Rangers"