New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-04

i'm dorsed by every Re ,tn his district. while
him ON the stump Consequently the Republicans ara
justified looking for increased majority IN the Vh
District a fatfIs
FRANK RLAIRS SECOND REBELLION ACTUALLY
BEGUN. 49,
The Morgantown CIV. Va) Post of July %.
says We are informed that Sabbath last July 18Th
inst party the Rebel Democracy in Clay township
in this county went TO church Days Run, where
aggregation was assembled and engaged in religious
worship and after stripping themselves OF their oats
clothing burst open the door and cursed all Union men
and soldiers who there and dared and dehed them
TO como out and engage conflict. They were all
armed and that they were prepared 70 night fee
the Southern Confederacy They wore the Rebel badge
Of red white and red and declared that 1t was the bad
Of their principles They carried their denos
STATIONS so far that the minister, She Rev.
j. H. Henderson, compelled to DIS
continue the services aud with part Of the congregation
retired to the woods and concluded the meeting me
Rebels asserted that they intended TO carry out thef
purposes of wearing Bebe badges and that they could
have two regiments of armed men, on short notice. TO as
sist them We learn that there are two lodges OF ka
Klux or other secret societies. organized under the aus
pices OF the Rebel Democracy Of this county, which
meet regularly the place where this affair occurred
This tho legitimate fruit Of the teachings OF such con-
yocatOns met at Barracksvile in Marion County on
the 4h Of July and Of such teachings as that the Union
soldiers are murderers Indeed, h openly charged
by these Rebels at this church. that the Union soldiers
were horse-thieyes and murderers This, we
presume IS the beginning Of that Revolution spoken
ton for Vice President Can be possible that the Rebel
Democracy mean 70 again inauguTae ci' war tnrvuss
think that any party was SO far Lost 70 ss
civil strife after the bloody experience Of the past es
years, But it seems that tho Union men must be pro
Governments the anarchy and ruin which the pary
headed by seymour aud Blair would bring abont they
mission to law. The issue forced upon the country
by the advocates OF secession In 1851 and the eouny
met it with heroic vaor. Once more they must meet
10 with q determination that this Goyernment
must and will be maintained though Il eost sacrifice o.
all who love their country and who would avert me
and 3 aHd 81 ~ a%sst 70 T Ti
words OF acceptance are the anxious hope OF all patriots
L US sy ta 70 r Co once
organize your townships more closely See that every
his post We tell you that all you value either
In personal happiness the enjoyment OF property De
ponds the complete overthrow Of this last Effort o.
traitors to ruin country which they have proved Ae'a
selves unworthy TO govern and which they have openly
| sought to destroy.
BLAIR AND THE "FIYNEGANs."
| The Toledo Commercial of August I, brings
to public notice. and comments upon. an incident In the
career OF Frank Blair that created quite sensation
among the Fenlans in st. Louis at the time OF its occur
renee 1t says:
The Democratic party and especially in the NORTH 70
largely made up Of Irishmen, and most lrishnea are
| Vce-President Hence, all Democratic Irishmen and
Fenans Jealous supporters OF Frank Blair But ths
votes, as we viii show. About the time OF the Fensn
Of Canada in 1900 the reasns o. Sc Louis Isy
| deputed a committee TO Cen Blair asking ms
presence ,r Sma rsapS than speeeh. and i
mattered little to the time the subject or the creum
Ss no was and that was just as Father Mathew would
never have recommended; but as they were no more
subject audience he rushed upon the stage and VIA
tragic manner and voice roaIed ont dungeons 20
iy explained TO the Fenans by the evident eendone o.
es "a ana aSS Raas for another
when the applause sufficiently subsidized, ne continued:
and old Ireland away across the ocean But when you
get ships and have them loaded Win cannon ana
al sandy HOOK aud my hat, aud say with all my
heart Good bye Fnnegans And, when think it's about
my prayers and say, 90 -, FinasSans %
BY this time Franks auditors discovered that they mao
caught Tartar" and not q sober one at that. They
informed him that they were Fenans, and not I'm IN
negans !" that he had no more material AID i9r ss
cause than his prayers" they cared little for his help
and more than ntimated that he would be excused ne
said They were further perplexed WIN aoaps
the sod over there HS Err ,V stage
as rapidly as he went on it. From that time he vas nos
the popular man with the " Finnegsns sn,l s Ss
Tammany Convention made him the Democratic nomnes
for Vice Now we sappGs r. be Is abe AZ for
Blairw
/ WHO ARE THE CARPET-BAGGERsf ~
Col. r. T, Baker, the Republican candidate
for Governor of Kentucky, made speech at Coyiugton'
ON Tuesday evening in which, among other things 10
said:
NV eonntrymen George E. Pugh, the other nSht ~ nls
| sneeeh at Cincinnati as published IN Is hhge.n'
asked whs these "carpetbaggers were tht veIe roPS
senng the Southern states la Congresst hc ans"oS
the question but not satisfied with MS answer. IL
said they we're the OF the North An 80
man once carried carpetbaR he Is the SCUM y. ~
North. Nobody Is at TO represent the soNtherh ch
but tho rich aud well born. No man who was poLn ~ "a
humble cottage, our gallant eheIialD was h,rn
TO represent American people He must nave poen AZ
with silver spoon his mouth, upon the pryau Yss
wealth. aud who worked his Thousand higse,Ns ,,h-
said hel these carpet scua Oh the
/ are All ng the places once occupied pys I'D.
feilows .hey not that Gen. jackson was . carpes
bagrer secause when lie emigrated from North Ss.S
Ina thee was no such thing carpetbaE but ne h =,
bandeona Aankerchief filed with his little sso.S ~
olohing SWING his hack whom he marched 70 tyhsst
ace and by his industry, raised himself 10 tne an
office IN tie gift OF Ihe American people Aho mnn,ent
ing thai pOsonwhile the lordy Calhoun, the Rovn
of Sou ern fay0rs would willingly have sJJ
the slrong arm of the Federal CoyernmeDt-ho
the Eternal this Government shall be rowu
Calhoun aud his fellow traitors attempted 10 sA "a
/ the Government he would hang him. he was SSSars
your earpetbaggers. Look 10 your own Sta.c whoss
was the "miler boy OF the slashesf-tne Joy az 10
father earned living by writing in ele.ss eur hn
Virginia: who e,uigrated. with little pcndle una''