The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-08-27

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Seymorf's = ffiondsn arc inspif-
ed with . basbing onthrsiassn. -
They burned a negro school. house
in Tennessce day or two ago.
Tho Cleveland Herald sayG-
"Brick Pomcroy has surrendered,
body and brooches, to tho false
and deceptive Seymour and that
pestilent Blair family He Is
now busily engaged IN swallowing
his own words, which is the nasties
dish he over sat down to-"
Eighteen members Of the "Whits
Boys in Blue, at Muneie, Iddiana
have become disgusted with the
organization aad joined the Fight
ing Boysfn Blue.' Four members
Of the same organization, at Ander-
son, pursued a similar course.
When Robt. Toombs and Frank
Pierce shake hands over tho Demo
cratic nomination, il is time for all
loyal men tovote the other way.
The Democratic nominee for
Lieutenant Governor Of Indiana
has $198,o0b invested in United
States bonds. a
Seymour has already retired to
his farm. He wants TO get used to
it; for he knows he'll have to 90
there after the election.
The Detroit Advertiser says
"The original carpet.baggers wer
the Democratic patriots who witt
a small roll of clothing under their
arms, ran away to Canada to es-
cape the draft"
Doolittle says that Seymour
fought the battle Of Gettysburg
He IS only half right he simply
encouraged the rebels to fight it,
buffalo Express.
In 1860, Dan Voorhees, called Blair
tho "prince of blackguaads." Blair
responded that Voorhees, was a
"hell-hound." The Hprinee of
blaekguards" and the "hell-hound"
are now "cuddling" under tho
same dirty bedclothes.
An ardent Democratic sheet,
published in Texas, tells us TO 90
to.h-I. Thank you'll We never
did attend Copperhead pow.wow,
and we arc too old TO begin now
Chicago Post.
fl State had to run Horatio
Seymour 5 times to elect him Gov
ernor 2 times, how many times will
SO States have to run him, to eleci
him President Cor Governor o.
them) ! time?
The Hartford Post thus hits the
nail on the head: 1.-The Democrat.
ic party is the peace party in war,
and the-war party in peace."
Wade Hampton says the work.
ing men of the South must vote the
Democratic ticket or starve.-
There's the crack of the old slave
drivers whip for you. Do You
hear it, working men OF the North?
If the war was "a failure" as the
Democratic party declared in 1864,
why are they SO anxious TO prove
that Seymour was in favor Of it2
3 The Richmond Enquirer and Ex-
aminer says that the white men Of
the Southern States shave seen the
day when they could use the bul
let, aud if God, in his anger, per
NIT the necessity to arise. they will
see it again."
The Democrats recently set FL
to a church in Magnolia, Miss, b
cause they had been refused the
use of it Tor a political meeting
Five thousand Democrats once set
fire to an Orphan Asylum In New
York because several thousand
Democrats ih Pay had been killed
at Vicksburg and Gettysburg.
The Manchester Democrat de-
clares that before the war Sey-
mour denounced the efforts to save
tue country. During the war he
| denounced the men who were try
ing to save the nation. and since
the war he has done nothing but
whine over its cost.
The working men Of Blandy's
Machine Works at GAINESVILLE put up
a most beautiful Grant and Colfaz
polo, 165 feet long, Saturday even
ing.
The Wheeling Intelligencer, speak
ofThurman's speech in'the Conven'
ton there says: "Thurmau asked
his friends what they shouli do
with the radical soldiers when they
(the DcmoCrats) got into power
and the rebel crowd cried out
"Hang EN- ! hang 'em!" Fr,
Some fellow, who disgraces thC
namo of democrat" informs the
general public that Mr.. Seymour
is a descendant of the nobility o
England, and has bright aristocrat
lc blood in his veins. Whereup
on every lrishman is expected tC
10 into raptures for this represen
tatiye of British aristocracyl
The Hon. J. W. Gordon, of In
dianapolis, who, for late years, ha
cast his lot with the Democracy
is unable to swallow any Seymou
J and Blair prescription, and say
: that he SHALL vote for Grant AM
= Colfax.
! "They" (tho Democrats of tn
!, . North in the New York Conven
: tion), says Wade Hampton, "saf
they were willing to gire Us ans
sb;,,,, ,,s daairad Init IL WOuld not