New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-30
DOTS FOR DEMOCRATS.

One Of the chief contributors to the Mem
phis Avalanche. lively paper of rebelprs
clivities, is said to be cOlored man.
An appropriate design for Seymour il
COlored orphan asylum On
fire.
1t turns ont that James Brooks, Of Maine,
now member of Congress from New
York, was the original carpet Dagger"
A down East paper gives as new read
ing by General Grant: Il propose to fight
it out Oh this line If it takes all seymour"
Dix to Seymour have troops enough
to take care Of the mob, and You too"
Wanted, experienced oarsmen for an ex-
petition up Salt river in November next.
Apply to Seymour and Blair, Tammany
Hall.
Who brought on the war The Demo
cratic party.
a motto for the Democracy: Base is
the slave that pays.
An old but never-failing Democratic ar
gunent-" How would you like to have
your daughter marry niger
The ties. oath Of the EePublicans-Loy-
atty. The tess ottl OF the Democracy
" D-n The Niger and the carpe'-blg-
ger
The Louisville Democrat regards Ohio
" at least as secure for the Democratic nom
iners as Pennsy lVauia go So do we, and
massachusetts is Just IS secure as Vermont
Senator Hendricks is reported to have
said 10 a good many I.r.pys that with Sev-
mour at The head Oh the Democratic ticket
he was afraid he could not carry Indiana
in October.
TIE Chicago Post SAYS: The Demo-
Gratis Of Marion county, Kentucky, had
glorious rat hcadon last week, uday'
they went 70 the house o. George h'EeTs,
a Union soldier during the war, dragged
A!m rom the presence oI ms VIE. ana hung
Hi'i' u inc Hl"o oI 4 Tree
"our soldiers run well THIS year was me
sneer'ng remark IN De by seymour after
a series OF reveraes Ia 1867. On Wuicn me
Aeu"19h JoTh4t eomments: IAey VIA
run well this year too, anu are alTeauy
after his nlmble eECeAeAey with sharp
stick
Ia 1850, Flair ia d campaign speech, an
nounced the Democratic party the most
miserable end corrupt party that ever
existed, Well, be IS IL good candidate Tor
them,
The chief cOrruptions at Washington are
in the Executive Department. Grant. sgys
Johnson, " saved millions to the treasury"
in the War Department. Put him in the
Executive chair. and the Augeau stables
will he cleaned,
fr,,,r,,rav Marshall tbe f,t rebaI Com.
oral Win n.y,ar gga, a II ,bt dining the var
in :, .n.ecE -, T.onisyi1la ,1Irds5 Win sori
row, r. me- Gowrf,ll If tIa yIoriou. Gan
ladsrsry addjn@. nPut bare 7 am in the
ola r,arr.,I M, r,,r+y and via, Gnl's holm
may l never bs anywhere else" That's
thc plar. for him.
Tho oorn.r...tva ,,..rits If Grant and
sherman ha,n, rr7sr discussion IN n Mis-
sonri ste,,nhnSt l,st tll General Fra,t
PIeir via vac nres5nt was asked his
oninior Thai rtll,0, soldier promr "
gpd cba-ac,,.r,s,fc,IIv rrpJi-d nv Cd
ra1tIaman Grant tonvs moro than Gher,
nan sn6 ALI ,bs balanra If Them HANGED
into anr.2
Those who .nrn their hacks nnon friends
in the bogr Of nrrjI should not be- rewarded
,.,-, tbaIr o.,r.rdire Tna Dsmocatie lead
ers Who ,ynr,,' il. sv,ang,1y WIN tEo rrbpls
.5,-rirg the war ar. nat the cbans whom
fba nsopra viii trust 10 perfect AM bonor9.
hi. And no,mar,.ot nae.
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