The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-30

ASp now John Forsyth turns upon the
World and that too, after receiving such =
the Mobile Register: As for the World itself,
lite course is extraordinary, and with the
lights before us, indeiensible. There Is so
much mystery about 1t that the World VIII
owe 1t to its reputation to give to the public
an cxplanatiou Of its motives, very different
from those so generally attributed to II. II is
diiHcult TO conceive that = journal, conducted
with an ability SO signal and stirring, and
tnat has gone through the canvass, up to
certain point, with SO much zeal and enthu'
siasm. could prove treacherous and counter
felt. Aud again, It would seem that IL the
W0RG desired 10 play the part Of cats paw TO
the londholters II ought to have too much
creditor, and the financial honor of the Gov
eminent would he safer In the hands OF an
honest Democratic naturalization than in
those Of Ile corrupt party that now rule at
Washington
Tar Memphis Bulletin, In referring to the
recent thrents OF assassination, says: III
Grant shall be assassinated, VIC shall know
whom TO hang
lrUAs lust come to light that in the town
Of Greenwich, Ct, there arc no actual resi-
dcnts to answer for one hundred and siXty.siX
names which were voted upon in that town at
the last election. Aud in New London, which
went Democratic at the last election, there
are two hundred more names than men. A
Democratic board has heretofore controlled
the REGISTRATION there.
An Alexandria lNAJ DcMDcI ATTIC paper per-
sIstcntiy discredits the report tina: the Rcrub-
Leans tfiumphcl in Pennsy ivSnia and Ohio.
at Is 4 Radical lie" says this organ Of the
'uutcrriGCt:" "a bold attempt to damrcn the
,rt0r Of the Democrats Of this country
Tua Richmond Drpsih talks in this wise
concerning iiOv. ~eymOur's circle tour: Mr..
Seym1II Is TO speak not only il his own state
but In Pennsylvania. II he can accomplish
any good purpose by so doing we shall rejoice
that he has made the necessary sacrifice OF
dignity. But we are strongly Inclined 10, the
opIuiGn that for every concession he shall
DO. To he al L. APOLOGY
he shal. make for Gen. BIa.F's violence, lie
will lose many votes. The enemy Will press
HIN the more the more he ialters. Ihere was
hut one succgsslu! campaign possihle-an Oh
ieusiVc one. We announced IN the besihhlh1
that seymour " ou!L defeat himself Il he IN
Irrto1k to make smooth speeches to tickle the
ears OF the Radicals. He will fnd that none
but the brave deserve the Presidency"
TIVE WorlI its "Democratic gains"
Expands each day, IKE hladders,
From coppsrkedds 10 didcrs.
Tue Hon. John sherman Is at home, very
| much worn by his RrduOus labOrs during the
| campaign. He will, however, speak At Ober'
| Lin and Crcstllne, Ohio, during the cothins
| week.
The storms OF November will nuke the
| GreciaH bend,
| A DEMOCRATIC Contemporary says Of MI.
| Seymour, that he is "GreciHn dtseoursins
among men,
In Andover Theological Seminary, are stu.
dents from all the Northeastern States except
Rhode Island; from New York, New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin, Mich
| igAn, Canada, the Island OF Ceylon, and the
| Hawaiian Islands every man Is for Grant and
Coliax.
| SHERE was a joint discussion At Racine,
| Wis. last week, between Senator Doollttle
and Gen. WAshburn.
| SINCE the late elections the Mobile Tribune
a rank rebel sheet, says: The election Of
| Seymour and Blair cannot restore Union
| which never really existed but in name. II
| could give up little repose, during which we
| should be able to repair our shattered for
| tunes; but II could not possibly result in Sc
| curing to US free and enduring government
| The Southern man who heretofore enlisted In
| the Radical ranks Is q traitor. He who goe'
| now is double-dyed traitor-one whose palm
should never be permitted to press that Of AZ
| honest man