The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1868-09-03
Ku.Klux.Kla now call themselves

Those who filed the nation with wild
ows and orphans, now seek to rule the
Republic by electing Seymour to the
Presidency.
The Hartford Post says Horatio Sey-
mour is not a parent now, nor will he be
apparent after the election.
Reagan, the rebel Postmaster General,
is credited with a sensible speech to his
friends at Galveston recently. We quote
1t has been ascertained that "Sr.," af-
ter the name of Frank Blair's father,
stands for sinner.
The Democratic papers say that their
candidates will make big run. When
Grant brings upon his columns rebels al
ways run.
The Ku-Klux- Khan are, to man, op-
posed to the election of General Grant
Horns and hoofs are Seymour's friends.
Wonder why?
The emaciated survivors of the Libby
and Andersonville prisons are asked by
the Democrats to vote with the wretches
who scourged aud starved them !
The Cleveland Plaindealer calls upon
its Democratic friends to "fiing out the
flag of purest white" We hardly ex-
pected flag of truce yet.
Judge Alexander Rives, one of the
leading politicians of Virginia, is out in
a brief letter, announcing that he will
support Grant and Colfax.
Blair is good on the run, but he will
not be able to reach Washington ahead
of his opponent. He obliques to the
right and left too much.
The great secret of success is combined
effort. Then at once organize the forces
of Grant and Colfax in every ward, pre-
cinct, village and school district in the
Commonwealth.
The Illinois papers tell of man who
lately stole his fathers tombstone That
is not as bad as the Democrats, who are
robbing the Confederate graveyard of its
buried principles.
Every Union soldiers grave is an elo-
quent speech against the Democratic
ticket, which was nominated by the men
who initiated aud carried on the war in
which our boys in blue were slaughtered.
The Philadelphia Post says: Gall the
Democratic papers are busy trying to
prove that Horatio Seymour was loyal
during the rebellion. Nobody takes that
trouble for Grant, because it is not neces-
sary."
The Democrats have found a new
charge against Grant-that of stealing
pennies The slander about his getting
drunk" and the "Jew ORDER" have been
worn out, you see.
A New York publishing house adver-
tises Pollard's "Lost Cause" as 'The On
ly Democratic History of the War;
That house has proper appreciation of
the fitness of things.
We are gratifdd to announce that ex-
Gov. Curtin will commence the campaign
for Grant ord Colfax on Thursday Sd inst
when he will address the Republicans of
Bucks County in the great mass meeting
at Doylestown.
The Chicago Times most truly says
"lf Democrats vote as they fought, they
will vote for Seymour, against the infamy
of reconstruction, and against Grant,
Never spoke the Times more truly or
more honestly
TIE La Sale Press of Minnesota,
which before the New Y ork Convention,
gave the Republican party some pretty
hard knocks, has since come out squarely
and fairly for Grant and Colfax.
Twenty acres of earnest Republicans
attended the grand Grant and Colfax
demonstration at Cincinnati on Saturday
evening. The torchlight procession was
over two miles in length.
4 .StraU.-A vote taken on the Lehigh
and Susquenhanna trains between Easton
and Wilkesbarre, for one day last week,
gave Grant 156 majority These straws
will be bundled up in November.
A well-known Cincinnati Democrat
who was prmoinent Pendleton "escort,"
has backed down in his ideas. He made |
a bet, recently, that Seymour would car.
ry Ohio-put up S25, and then sued for !
it before Squire Rose, and got it back.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch says of the
canvass in that vicinity: "Thus far the la
bors Of the committee have been attended
with great success, and, could vote be
taken to morrow, we have little doubt
that Grants majority in the county would
reach. 10000.
A friend writes from Hancock county
can count two votes changed from US,
and at least ten changed to US.
That will do. 1t leaves a balance on
the right side. The same process ap-
pears to be going on all over the coun-
Try Wheeling htelligencer.
Semmes, the great ship burner, is at
Washington, talking as defantly as if he
vas on the quarter deck of the Alabma,
instead of in the capitol of the nation
He says that an outbreak at the South
you'd please him much. We are supris-
ID that man of his "cheek" is content
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