The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

GRs. Guo. +. EsrEE, long Identified with the
Conservatives in Ohio, Is out Tor tfaat
Gen. MCCLELLAN says he rympsthizeswith
the Democratic party. No party ever needed
symptthy more.
Tnx Hartford Post says: The only question
with US In Connecticut Is, what shall be our
majority for Grant"
Iris rumorcd that after the 4th Of NoveIn'
Der Mr.. seymour will devote his ample leisure
to prepare an agricultural work, to be called
The History Of the MnteTmeion' from me
earliest ages TO the present time"
"VErERAs OBsgRvER''-Hon; L. d. Mans.
field, of the New York IiaIcE, who 10 az full Of
faith and pluck ts any young RepublicNn-re-
! iteT.'c. his prediction Of July that Grant will
! carry twtnty..eTcu States, and have = major.
| ity Of h-If Il mIIliOn In the popular vote.
THLRs no better verdict in the New York
riots tAau that which was expressed TO him by
Dean Richmond during the riots GOV. Sey-
mour, have now made up my mind that you
arc - Id wcnk-kneed GUS: Why don't you
.sP nj. no, T %ES yn ,'yG' &. SSy TS.
| stop to It-that's what you can do"
GgS. BLAIR has stated in letter, which
| has been circulated freely among his friends
| that "unlcIs the Democracy carry PeHnsylys-
not he elected" The General adds In view
Of the possibility OF defeat the Democracy
| wt.i carry the State
! AT a Democratic demonstration in Rolh,
| Mo, last week, a vote was taken as to whether
the rebel or United States nag should be
hoisted on tho seymour and b!alr pole, And
So the majority OF the democratic party are
loyal.
Ara cavalry regiment reunion in Philadcl.
phia last night, 1t appeared that every soldier
! was an UutspOken Grant man. So II Is over
the whole country. The soldiers all believe
! with Mr.. JOhnsOu'A Secretary OF War that
the me- who saved the country, without dis
! tiuc'iuu Of raco or color, are the men who
! should rule It,
Tue Hon B. H. HILL, of Georgia, fears that
the wh!tcs Of the south, 81 his way Of think;
Grant is elected. FOor fellows! How we
pity their condition. But they felt Just 70
when Grant took Lees arm. Aad armies from
him, and yet they survived, aud arc 'yty
liz ely st this time. Don't give It UP so, vi,
Hill There arc better days coming.
Ar the reunion Of the 10th Connecticut reg
iment the other day at SaEIn Rock, Lieuien'
ant Frank OtIs one OF Whose arms 10 on a
! Southern battlefield, just as he WAS leaving
The banquet expressed curiosity TO kGOw
how the old 10th felt politically. On calling
the cheers which the incident ellclfCI Hubsl-
led, "lt Is the same old night SAID Otis,
waiting the empty sleeve, In hlS.ehIhuiIAsm'
SENATOR " ILbuS, In BpeeCh at PhIlhdel-
PIMA, sNii' The men who rode 70 Gtttysburg
and broke the advancing columns Of Lee, have
hrtgh, to 1--we where they please. They may
them. II Wade Hampton don't like their
csrpeth1g Il south CTolinn "a no! large
carpet-bag, then WHAo Hampton must yet out
OF South Carolina. II nus body has got to
leave any OF the States, It must be the unIt.
peHtAut traitor
THg last number Of tho CuIIUgtun Ua !
LLdmIt, contains the announcement that
1.-TWO Carpet.bag school teachers, Lee aud
. HamnOnd,' having received "a gentle AdmuH'
| itlOn that their valuable services might posi-
bly, be more appreciated IN some other latl'
tude, took Al AifcctiOnate Adieu Of their hBso'
, ciAtes, and on Monday last turned their iAeeI
toward Mason and DiNon's line This 10 4
r0undahout way of stating that the democratic
OF tOVlngtOn threatened to mob these person.
II they did lot leave the county. Their crime
wRG-teaChing the COlOrGd children the sim
plest rudiments Of ChucAtlOn. This the Gov
ington Democrats do not consider legitim
ate AYOcatiOu.'
The WHOLE PnILOsOIHr Of Triumphant sue
cess In PennsylvAnia lies IN the discharge 0