The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-10-15
EDITORIAL ETCHIRGS.

ESH Advertising is the secret of success. |
Rg- Growing cold-the evenings oflate.' |
re- Interesting to Democrats-the news
from the late elections.
BsYS~ Where is the Democratic slate Can't
it cipher Democratic majority in PennaF
BGs@ There are at present four hundred ara
forty inmates in the Western Penitentiary-
ssy% Cambria county has reduced the Dem
ocratc majority 800 votes since the election
of last year. sS
R@g- The election on Tuesday was recon-
noisance in force. The great and decisive
battle will be fought on the Sd November.
neE~ Blair spoke from notes at Indianapolis
the other day. That is nothing new for him,
however. lie always takes down his p'ints
before speaking.
Bes~ For sale, cheap, at the Altoona Vin-
dicator ofice-a large Dnmber of wood-cuts
representing some phases of the Democratic
idea of 'sgreenbacks for bonds.'
RGy- Since the counting up of Tuesdays
vote some of the prominent Democratic pol
iticians of Cam bria county have expressed
their intention of permanently retiring from
the field of politics.
kl=" Railway Votes" for President are
now the order of the day. A voting
mittee on one of our railways recently was
taken aback by vote for ''Seymour and
Colfax.''
RG~ Howell Cobb, of Georgia, fell dead in
New York one day last week. He one
Of Z I'll bola hotc of
and, except by those who sympathised with
his treason, will not be mourned.
R1g~ The wheel of progress moves. The
Spanish Junta for abolishing slavery in
the colonies at the expiration OF thirty years.
Free education, free religion and free speech,
will in tine follow. a revolution, indeed!
gas~ Not rebel was hanged for his crimes.
But since the close of the war, thousands of
loyal men have been murdered in the South
for their loyalty. This is fact which should
stir every drop of patriotic blood in Northern
veins.
| Ras~ Mrs. Lincoln sailed for Europe on the
| steamer baltimore from Baltimore, on Thurs
day last. Her name was not published with
the list of passengers, and the fact of her
being on board was unknown, except to &
| few personal friends.
RaE~ Republican torchlight procession
in Pittsburg, the evening of the eth, was
attacked by a mob, and the Mayor himself
| was slightly wounded in his efforts to quel
the disturbance. These rioters have forgot
ten their latitude. They seem to imagine
! that they are in Camilla, Ga.
ESfg~ Before the election, some of the Dem
ocratic prints of this district vociterously as
serted that vote for Daniel J. Morrell fol
Congress would be vote in favor of a ''nig.
ger government" How about il now? Are
trict in favor of ''nigger government"
RaS- The following expresses, in the happy
manner peculiar to pure Southern poetry
the feelings which animate the Southern
Generals, inc luding Robby Lee and Buckner
OF course, you know, I'm on parole,
My vote amt worth much at the poll,
But l go for Seymour with all my soul,
And so will the rebel army.
NJ A Georgia letter to the Syracuse Jour
nal closes as follows: 'sYou of the Nortl
must elect Grant and Colfax. We demand
of YOU The sealing up of the fruits of tn
war is in your hands. The aid in this wor
E anticipated from the South will prove abor
tive. We have not the ability to pass
militia BILL and the lives of Union men ar
everywhere threatened. But a partial can
vass at the best can be made by the party
and no reliance be placed of ultimate safet
and fair voting at the polls"
gSy~ Said Governor Curtin, in a noble burt
5 of eloquence during his speech before th
5 Union League in Philadelphia last Frida
. evening, " As l looked upon the multitude
Z of men in line to-day, and saw the tattere
4 flags and stained uniforms, and recalled a
1 they had suffered for my country, and the
i tried to count the countless host who die
t for liberty, could not help exclaiming, IN
e God what sort of man must be be who CO
Il dislike, much less vote against, the party SUI
> ported by these men and led by their gre
leaderr"
It sS~ Henry Ward Beecher says: .' The ne
; adhesion of impatient Southern men to tt
d very worst type of Democratic doctrine ev
e enunciated since the party went into ALLAN
= with slavery, cannot be as disastrous for Il
d South as was the league with the same par
h before the war. The Democratic party seer
lie fated to lead the South into desperate steI
Sc and then to be utterly unable to help tho
ID whom it has deluded. 1t will be agai
Il Utterly lost to all moderation, the Conve
III tion in New York has laid down platfol
70 which will bring civil war to the South aga
\ unless it is prevented by the victory of
Republican party"
he Bas- Intimate friends of Chief-Justice Chs
say that he has recently spoken very FREE