American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-07-25
-st,EECH0F GOV. FERRY.

Governor Perry. of South Carolina
said: l had the honor of addressing
you last night, and would not dose
again but tor tue events of this day
We have in the old Hall Of Tammary
nominated a standard bearer for the
American Observation-Disclosures Sey
near. fGheers.l We have nomina,
.ted'General Frank Blair, of Nilsson.
ri, noble and gallant soldier, as Vice
President on the Democratic ticket
j simply say to you on this occasion
that most heartiIylindorse the nOmi.
nations which have been made this
day, and that they will be indoIsed
~ every Southern State | am sure,
And | 10 believe, | am confident,
that when the election comes on. that
with Horatio Seymour as our gallant
leader, and Frank Blair as Vice Pres
ldent, we shall carry our ticket tri-
umphantly for the Democratic party,
IN East, West, North and South
Fellow citizens, | do not believe III
The IN litary glory which is sd d 10 be
long to the chief of the Radical par
~. | do not believe that their lead
At, who sacrificed a hundred thousand
men in Virginia in marching to a
point to which General Nc IelIan
marched without the loss of fman +;
/ say ] do not believe in such mar,
Cheers and applause. General
Grantth-ew his men against the vet
Grams OF General Lee, it wOuld seem,
merely tohave them slaughtered; and
gentleman, cannot believe that the
brothers and kindred OF these men can
feel any enthusiasm toward the par
~ that chose such a general. And,
gentleman, further, when your sol
.diers were captured by the Conteder.
Ptes, and when the ContCdPTateS were
so poor that they could not furnish
their own or your soldiers with foo"
such food as they ought to have, they
applied to General Grant and to the
United States Governments: We
can't exchange. Because if We cx
the prisoners ~e will be re
tETrlIng Confederate soldiers to tight
us again, And althou9h our soldiers
oro ioft to ,,orI.h IN Sontborn rr;s.
o,t, tbo,o tbov ,arst ror;sb and din
for the country'S sake" Now, cen
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