New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
ATTENTION, BLAIR GUARDS, BLAIR
KNIGHTS, AND ALL OTHER BLAIR
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Attention, if you please. We have some
thing for your especial delectation and de-
light. You will, of course, at once pass
as a unanimous vote of thanks for the
pleasure and enlightenment we shall af-
ford you. We are going to give you .
feast of fat things such as you could never
expect from rickety old quasi Dem
ocratic sheets, like the Picaytne and BL-
Zstta, which, though they try desperately,
can never hope to rise to the full height of
gushing Democracy.
We draw from the unadulterated source,
from the true adamantine Democratic
church, as represented by one Of its chief
priests and high apostles. In word, and
to cap the climax, we draw from the col
umns of the La Crosse Democrat paper
after your own hearts, Blairer1, and
from the immortal Brick himself! Let
your mouths water, and your eyes dilate
while you swallow and digest the savory
meat that followeth
From the Lacrosse Democrat of June g.
VoORHEs.-Th Jacobins have taken a
new line of attack upon this distinguished
Democrat. Failing to injure him by as
sailing and at times misrepresenting his
political opinions, they have of late been
falsifying his position upon the Democratic
Presidential nomination. Not long since
they started the lie that he was in favor of
the nomination of one of the vituperous
Blair family-Frank p. These Blsirs are
q false-hearted race-have been for more
than twenty long years plotting against the
peace of the country and the rights of
States in the Union, beginning with the
time when old Blair got mad because
President Polk would not keep him in po-
sition as the administration organ grinder
at Washington, but turned him off for |
sounder Democrat and better and more |
trustworthy man. Ever sine he has pur-
sued the Democratic party with the ma
lignant and vengeful spirit of wolf And
his two VOLTS cubs, Montgomery and
Frank, have been true to their parent /
age. The former, as Lincoln's Postmaster
General, arbitrarily, and in violation
of the Constitution and laws, excluded |
from the mails scores of Democratic news
papers, and supported all of Lincoln's
and measures OF tyranny. /
Frank signalized his zeal and brutality BY
commencing his military career under |
Lincoln in the preparation OF an indis-
criminate slaughter of men, women, and
children in the streets of st. Louis. This
was universally acknowledged to be one
Of the most iiendish acts committed during
the w'r-not even surpassed by the infa-
nous Mcneil or Rev. Butcher Chiving-
ton.
In the estimation of some very soft
beaded people, the Blairs are now good |
Democrats. But Hever-SEyEE viii they
be in ours, nor do we believe that they are |
or ever. will be in the estimation Of an |
adamantine Democrat like D. W. Voor-
HES. say+lt1l |
His Jscobin slanderers. have now shifted |
their ground, and say Mr.. VOORHEES, is for |
he nomination of Chase. Equally i'm
for we do not think that Chase
3 naturally Is cruel aud blood-thirsty as
Frank Blair showed himself to be. Politi-
ally they are about upon alevel, and could
10 more receive the support Of true
Democrat Missouri Clay Banks not fecog-
lized a. such than the devil could be ad-
nitted TO the communion Of the saints. /