New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-13

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General N. B. Forrest will not address a
Seymour and Blair ratification meeting at
Fort Pillow. The statement that he will is
untrue.
Blair says that the Republican party can
not 1--we. Having gotten rid OF the Blairs
we think it can.
An editor who has been to see Prentice
says he is ION the decline" What could
he have asked him to takel II .st
The New York Herald calls Seymour a
"retailer of infinite twaddle." He is evi-
IDENTIFY no relation of the Twaddle-dumbs
Frank Blair will never be able to under
stand the Gospel according to (Father)
Mathew.
Professionalism does not take in Brook
Ign, New York and in his speech in that
city S. s. Cox went for paying the debt in
money that chinks" This "Sunset" is
not gray, but golden.
The man who, according to the nursery
rhyme, was wondrous wise, and jumped
into bramble bush and scratched out
both his eyes, is now discovered to be
Henry A. Wise.
Nothing but an overwhelming Demo
cratic majority ia November says John
Forsyth in his Mobile Register, "can avert
a civil war in the land"
The next remarkable total eclipse of the
sun will consist of the total eclipse of the
son of old Blair.
A model ''leader." The first editorial
article in the Concord IN. H. Statesman is
constituted of the following: "Only two
hundred and fifteen days more Of Andrew
Johnson"
Frank Blair says that the Republican
party has lost confidence in white men.
He has done enough to make it lose con.
idence in all men.
The driver of stage-coach near Coopers-
town, New York, was asked if his was an
emigrant stage. Well" be rejoined, 81
don't know about the Emf, but it is a
darned good Grant stage, know
Blair said in his INSTRUMENTATION speech
that the rebels proved themselves our
peers" Every man has right to speak for
himself, and Blair knew what he was talk
ing about when he confessed himself no
better than a rebel.
Said well known Democrat: II have
about made up my mind to vote for Grant.
| can't stand the rebel crew which Seymour
is gathering about him." Such observa-
tons are very common just now.
Mr. Arnold, editor of the Getnania, in
conversation with citizen the other even
ing, said; al have been Democrat all
my life, and am still Democrat, but l
am no secesh.-ZdneSuQLe Courier.
The Montezuma (Iowa) Republican says:
Z" We are credibly informed that the Demo-
Gratis of Sugar Creek township, in this
county, are boiling the New York nom
nations almost in body.
The six days struggle. and two hundred
ballOtings OF the Republican Convention
of the Twentieth, Pennsylvania. Mead
ville) district, terminated in the nomina-
ton of the Hon. II. G.. johnson, formerly
Speaker of the Pennsylvania House Of
Representatives.
1t is estimated that the cotton crop of
1868, in the State of Alabama alone, will
be worth $40,0OO,0OO Every stalk of it
was raised by negro labor. Oh, the lazy
niggers
The Boston Post, the leading Democratic
paper Of New England, said OF Schuyler
Celfax in 1868: "He is an intelligent, &C.
tive working man. good printer, good
editor, good citizen, and has discharged
his duty conscientiously,we have no doubt,
as public man."
Frank Blair said, when Lincoln was
elected, that if the Southern States attempt
ed to go out of the Union, they would be
the most niggerless set that ever was. They
will be deal more "niggerless" at the
next election.
General Blair took breakfast by the side
of General Grant the other day in Omaha.
1t Is the first and last time Blair has been
or will be in good company during the
The rebels of Virginia propose holding
the Presidential election under the clause
OF the Constitution as it existed when the
State belonged to the Confederacy. This
will prove fitting tribute to the standard
bearers.
A Paris paper calls the lamented Mr..
Lincoln the st. Paul of America. 1t means
that the poor man while living had viper
on his hands, World. Yes, one Of the
Blair family-but he shook him off.-Cia-
ciandti Chronicle.
General James II. Baker, who has gone
from the sweltering atmosphere of Missouri,
to enjoy the cooler air of his old home in
is sure that Missouri will give
Grant majority of 10000 at least.