New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-05

drink wine?' II he's good Democra
he'll prefer whisky.
Why is the White House like a plate
glass window? Because there is no neet
of opening it to Seymour.
The Libby prison has been suggested al
suitable place for Democratic head
quarters during the Presidential contest.
The Dubuque Times says the Western
Democrats compose themselves with the
reflection that while Pendleton could mo-
be nominated Seymour can not be elected
Thurlow Weed writes from England: II
l had a thousand voices to raise, and as
many votes to cast they should all be pro,
nounced and deposited for Grant against
Seymour
Henry A. Wise would make a capital
Democratic canvasser in all the regions
where "John Browns souln has been doing
so much mischief.
A ft name for those Pendletonians who
sorrowfully support the Democratic nomina-
tions-"Seymournersn The entire party
will adopt it after the third OF November.
Up in Vermont they have disguised
Democrat, who says that he has an old Bell
and Everett ticket slowed away at his
house, and he is going 70 vote It at the
coming election.
The Quincy (Ill) Hlald mentions, as a
recommendation of General Singleton for
Congress from the Fourth District, that he
had, during the rebellion, the confidence of
JEFF, Davis.
Grant has got 10 work early if he ex-
poets to get q victory" quoth a Democrat.
" He worked Early once in the Shenan-
doah and got one" quoted Republican.
The Democracy propose not only to re-
pudiate the national debt, but also the
fourteenth amendment, the reconstruction
acts, the restored State governments of the
South, and the war itself.
The World says that the rule of the Dem
ocratic party in the coming campaign must
be "attack, dttac'c, ATTACK" We greatly
suspect that in the early weeks of next
November this will prove an attack of
paralysis.
The "Wickedest Man in Albany wears
an Imitation Panama hat, without ribbon,
has sty on his eye, and a cherry on the
end of his nose, and goes for Seymour.
There is no hope for his reforma:ion.-Al-
bany Express.
Seymour's speech to the rioters, Blair's
letters, Brick Pomeroy's wood cuts, a file
Of the New York World, and the official
report of the Fort Pillow slaughter are
good campaign documents. Circulate the
documents.
Seymour, the sniveler, who got up the
draft riots in New York, and who called
the rioters his "friends,' wants to be Presi-
dent lie and the people disagree upon
this matter, and the disagreement is not
slight, as Will be shown in November.
The Hartford Courant says: "Wbile the
Southern Democrats were ont on their
little excursion under Davis and Lee thew
killed FIVE thousand Connecticut men. The
survivors are invited to elect a President
to suit the excursionists Immediately upon
their return.'
Governor Seymour in July, 1868. depre-
Gated the draft riots of New YORK. not
because they were an outrageous resistance
to law, but because they disturbed the quiet
of the city of New York. He was like the
railroad engineer who said he hated to run
over a man because sit mussed up the
track so. .N-Nelo Yor&c Tribune.
Before the Democrats brought on the late
civil war barrel Of -four could be pur-
chased for $5, now you have to nav $40
and so in regard to all the necessaries of
life. Elect Seymour and Blair and bring
on anotherrevolution, as promised by Blair
and what is to become Of the country? Let
thoughtful men ponder.-Nel9 York COM
mercidI Advertiser.
. Itwas lucky stroke for Hendricks that
be failed to be nominated for the Presjden.
cy. He is candidate for Governor of
Indiana, and one Waterloo defeat is suffi-
cient for one campaign. Hendricks will
come out of the Indiana election like hen
out of storm-drooping, cold, and sad.
The Wheeling (Va) Lltelligencer says:
"Between Mannington and Hessvilie are
several tanneries by the roadside, which
adopt a device very suggestive of their
,wners' politics. AT each fine Grant and
Joltax flag floats from pele, and under
leath the flag, from sort of spar, is sus-
pended tanned hide. This hide is in |
ended to Symbolic the condition of the |
Democracy in November.n
Now, boys, three cheers for Grant and
JolfSa, hip!--
1nrrahi ;Hnrrahi the Boys in Blue are coming in |
In soldier columns. Ar and true. TO battle for the
srave boys are they ard we'll they know the cOun.
M, try's coleiest want:
tor General Grant.
sG CHORUS.
iarrahi Hurrahi misleAd the Boys You can't.
fsress5 snaI srTe. tns{ wore the Blue, and followed
iasrahl Hurahl deceive them now you can't;
fhe Boysin Blue, forever true, will follow General
Hurrahi Hurrahi. Hurrahl,!
John Banvard, the we'll known artist, is
he author of the following prayer:
Grant, kind Heaven. off we nraved
When foul.mouth treason ranted;
Grant came, and he our country saved. |
Our prayer was hnmbly grdnted.
Grant, kind Heaven, another PRAYER.
For which our soul has painted,
Grant place thou in the nations chair,
Then our prayer is doubly granted
In reply to a question OF the ALBANY
irgus how the fifteen hundred million ef
ollars raised by taxation during the last
lree years has been expended, the Albany I
eUeniRg Journal says:
1t was expended for powder and hall
n cannon, shot, and shell. for vessels and
for arms and equipment. 10
ut down Democratic rebellion.n
A Democratic paper asserts that "Gov-
nor Seymour never owned a government
ond in his life.' That may and it NAV mot
g true. II it is true it Indicates his want
faith in the stability of the government,
moving the purposes and meansof his in
mate political associates to overthrow it.
be tone OF his speeches during the war do
't indicate great faith In government
)nds.
We stated the other day that Frank Blair
ID been through Yale Gollege-hazine.