The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-31
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
The Mobile Register says: We start with
NOTHING %af but ie sn Svsiwhii%Ins @
tory in November, the effect Of which viii be
to drive from power the enemies OF free gov
sss. "sr II q Inc ~
mate ns voices q ssjority Of the whole people
NJ unissd st:sss are saa re Re
the radical oongrsss, The DemocrseY. OF the
country viii not submit to u, and wir take
arms to sustain the deefces Of the bsllot-oox,
party" It then goes on coolly to calculate the
chances Of such war as II predicts, and says:
while the southern whites cannot be
within the bounds Of possibility, the eolored
people will be-. As the late sectional war 70.
suited in their emancipation, civil war
would BIO tho signal OF their political annihi.
lation."
Tnr Rochester Dsmoeraf says: "Horatio sey.
mour, Q few minutes before he was nomina ted
deney, declared 10 the convention that he
could not and would not accept the nomina-
ton II rendered to him. He has accepted IT,.
nation without placing himself and the Demo.
cratic party in a false position.' He has done
so. He SAID his honor was pledged not TO re.
seiye the nom ni and upon question Of
against the world He has accepted the nom-
nation. II said that honor forbade him &C
sepung non,nauon ~ thM eopsenuon.. ne
mamar,atie csndiasts Sor ~ pre.ISonnr ne
should feel dishonored man. He accepts
the situation. Horatio Seymour stands be-.
NJ a .ne pnlpata ~ .an,s.sioo 5 n,aT.h
| and 'dishonored man."
AMONG the wounded soldiers Of the Union
army are number OF men possessing good
voices, ana more Of less musiesi t NJ, They
have lost arms OF iess on the battie,held, and
ing ss.nct stion. snJ ~ sacnro thaI, .s,y,nass
rs esi, remvns,ation fos The ys,,an. o.,
| 80 Gn,taS meetings fb.t vii, t.to n,s,. III
ane, M conntrv dnsins tss ~nm,ns puS.e ~,
SS ~. Sr,nnoe Waaa Gsmny apP,oo '
Mn,,iIi conIiinr and otbers snd ~ I'll ~
Repubiicsn members Of the House, i and Horace ,
,,ib1tiSns 80 ne .Snsnss. ~ nraart, Sun-
| drilling, and sending on excursIons, sueb
| choirs
Tup Cbic.so Iovrnai sav.. ..rhs s,gn,e,.n,
Mst, IN 81 Tasn,, WIN ue nv
nSNy ~ ,n,, nas r ~. ~ oeen men-
M ~ IN puuts, sen ,h S, aelesase we
was seeessionist' Not one of tbe entipc
number had been a loyal Union man during
the war. We presume il 4, also true In AZ
there Is NOT a man in the South-whitc or
black-,yho was loyal to the Union during the
war' who will supnort Sevmour and Rlsir
At all events there 70 not a solitary Southern
rebel or Northern sy mpathizer with the rebels
who is not for their ticket"
No,aouypy Ram has found a. necess.rv
70 take The stumn and try TO do away with n q
bad effects OF his brother Franks revolution
AIRY letter. The speech which he delivered At
Rockbridge Alum Springs, Virgins, is devoted,
aside from the object noted above, TO a denun,
citation Of the Republican party and lauda-
tion OF the Democratic nominees; He makes
the following false assertion " Blair had been
rendered the nomination for the same office by
those VINO nae the power 70 CONFER IL In the
convention IN OhicAgo'
THE FOLLOWING STATE elections are yet
to occur this year; August 8, Kentucky; Au.
gust ~, Iehne,Snsneei Sep'smoeI u Nermonu sep
temper q Shiotnn Sep,emper ~, MMhei
0etooeto :, Neorasks' posooe[ 10, fonhsyvnnia,
yirginia, Noyember 4 New YORK Nov Jer.
sev DeiawaTe. MARYLAND, Illinois' MichiSsn
wisconsin, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas, Nc,