National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-30
Camilla.
Kentucky.
Opelousas.

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The Democratic papers have all
along asserted that the Republicans
had no enthusiasm for Gen. Grant.
They are probably satisfied, by this
time, that they have votes for him.
1t is said that since the Western
took place the conversions
from Seymour to Grant in the de
partments at Washington haze been
extraordinary; and that they in
clude all parties from the Secreta-
ries down.
The Republicans have majority |
of IL in the Senate of Ohio, and of
over 80 in the House, which will
give them sufficient force on JOINT |
ballot.
A Philadelphia paper expects that
the disaffection with their Presiden.
sial candidates will bring half
million votes over to the side OF
Grant and Colfax.
The Savandah Republican dem
Ocratic) advises those who have been
misled into believing that Seymour
would be elected, to resign them
selves to ''tour years more of Oppies-
sion under the rule OF Graut."
The Richmond Dispatch says, in
regard to the proposition to change
the candidates, that it has already
done all the harm it can do, and
has, by one fell blow, destroyed all
the Democrats prospects of success.
In the Second New Jersey Assem-,
bly, district, the Democrats have
nominated A. w. Jones, "a Missouri
carpetbaggcr, who was attached to
the staff of that noted rebel Gen.
/ Sterling Price. It's about time for
Nasty to return to New Jersey.
Speaking of the prospects of his
defeat, Gov. Seymour told Il person
al friend at Utica, Wednesday -
\ ''The democracy cannot hold me
responsible. persistently and re-
peatedly declined the nomination"
i Six seats in the forty first Con
gress will certainly be contested
those of Moifatt, Reading and Eos
ter in Pennsylvania, Strader ant
D. Hoag in Ohio and Voorhees, in In
It diana, all democrats.
The New York World, which TO
Z months has been arguing that Gen
e Grant had no personal and very lit
]. tie military standing, and absolute
4. ~ no strength before the people
has suddenly discovered that it /
his military prestige" that has don
for poor Seymour and Blair
~ 1t is very modest in IlOratio Scy
, mour to charge upon the Republican
party that "our carrying trade ha
= been swept from the oceans of tn
&c world" when he knows and the worl
It knows that it was destroyed by til
!, rebel Democrat Semmes, who i
now one of ScymouI's prominen
III supporters. and boasts that he di
r. it according to Democratic prime
. plcs.n
d \ slightly inebriated Hibernia
= marched majestically up the sire,
X. at Columbus, Ohio, with Fran
Blair, shouting, Sup with the whit
man Wen tramp the naygur III
y, der our feet !" aud when Blair,
81 the course of his remarks, exclail
~ ed, "Wherc are the rcvolutionists
,o this impudent member of the fat
y, ~ ful flock yelled out, "llcre we ar
~ Glneral !"
he IN single ward in tie city
rs Philadelphia there were more dem
he cratic votes east than there are re-
as istcred voters Of all parties, in {
lat ward And yet they tell us the
ter was no fraud used !! Pennsylvan
mr. will crowd hard up to 10000 II
ority for Grant aud ColtaX i'll \
vcmher.
MI.
ala ncmbold, the New York drt
'' gist, gave 10000 to the Democrat
up and Geo. w. Childs of Philadelpl
gives cemetery to the printers,
ess. The Hcw York Sun suggests til
'" the munhcent donations be ,
chauged--,hc $4,000 he given
the printers, and the graveyard
the Democrats.
80. The Ttusvillc, (pa.) Herald h
a AN the following "display head
l . The last kuklux sensation.
sno text for Brick Pomcroy! Horri
oa" negro outrage! a single ncl
, ~ keeps n whole county in terror
p'I' Desperate encounter between
n le one negro aud the entire Shcri
Tue force! Being severely wounded,
VA, il at last arrested by 100 valiant
Vi rocs! a vote on hanging him
""' Result, 100 to one Democratic ,
ority ninety niue Democratic &
is In county, one. Fathers. do .
Salt want your daughters to marry u
gersf"