Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-09-16
Personal and Political.

Inc inu'ea',ons sro .1'' Tau,u
'no Fri -. H. ,,o,,;ro.
uon oi IlasS', u "a, a. CO g.,'n.,.
Oon VI i,o". " "' N''''' -
Wade Hampton says ne prays 10 uou
that the negro may nave "'sa dS1 enoug" 70
vote the Democratic ticket inls Is inc 'is'
attempt 10 ucgrauc ''a' UNHAPPY NV 81
1t isa Ngnlhcant TACT tha' Wlp W"w
and all the Democratic organs oil ne" o,A
city oppose the movement Tor cahV"ss,nR 'no
city and ascertaining who are ana VINO are
not entitled to vote at the coming election
1t Is said that the action OF the Leglsa-
ture OF Georgia declaring negroes inelg'p'g
to act as members OF mat body' mas converted
nearly every one OF the Democratic coiored
men.
Mr.. Fessendcn says the radical majority
in Maine, on Monday will reach 2l'0oO )
Mr. Blaine places 1t much higher, ana ex-
Gov. Cony writes to his political friends IN
Washington that 1t will be at least 2o'ooo.
p "A number of leading Democrats have
written to the New York World expressing
a very decided opinion that the assaults Of
that journal on Gen. Grant are making radi-
cal votes more rapidly than any course 'hey
could pursue.
--Gerrit Smith writes that, Gin this life and
death election, in which the success Of the
Democratic party would be the death Of the
nation, and success to the Republican party
its life he wishes to speak IN other States
as well as at home
1t is said that Brick Pomcroy wrote to
Senator Pomeroy inquiring to what branch Of
the Pomeroy family he belonged2 The Sem
ator replied that Brick might take which
branch he pleased, but he (the Senator) be-
- longed to the other branch
b. The Richmond dispatch says -" II
Maine shall show gain, large or small, for
the radicals, Seymour may consider his chance
o of being successor Of George Washington
b. as small indeed" We hope the republicans
Of Maine will remember this next Monday.
s New Mexico. where the Renublieans
=. have lust elected two.tbirds of the members
Of the territorial legislature, last fall went
Republican by only 81 votes. Colorado, also
. has Just gone Republican by an increased ma.
jority The tide is rising everywhere 1t
will be at full food in November.
y r. f. Lincoln. having. beep announced
as Democrat. replies in n letter that ,.al.
y though not now takinr an active mart in The
nolticaI c,mna;o,, "a snro ~, - no one
Is that more earnestly desires the success Of
y Gen. Grant and the Republican party than
~ myself"
O. w l. Gil t
4, -uehi ". L. smith, known 10 soldiers as
II 0Old Badly Smith - il believed 10 he the
..-.e., a. ~ ~
g writer OF the letters IN the n. World, signed
q Volunteer ordoeyorip,, 20 Lol;t,lo Cant.
T. oiuhleeIi chue"'utlhB 10 uelllue brahl i
7. military services. smith and Rosccrans have
never hAed Grant since ne relieved them OF
p ''r 1' -O' "'"' VI ."''''s
n. Inc charleston mercury thus discusses
11o nuanclai questions as appheapie TO south
3; ODaV Una
W fIty thousand dollars are needed TO con-
y quc' 'niS canvass ana carry TINS state Tor IN,
r. DoriIola . rohe'' 0nall we nave H. or VIII
D. inen pu''oI up 'nelr pocke's' ana passing IN
d, uer ene YOKE OF Tue African SINK 10 nothing
= inc value Oh all 'hat they now own z
ne hepuoncans oil ermon' don know
q nov NOV. nea.neuiSh ,ney are Let the hchmonS
" DfsPatcN tell then' " Inc result OF the
= eIectloh OF ermont, on yesterday, signihe
or nothing Vermont is a land Of noI;t;col bo,,L
r. " i'''' VI po,''loli hca'h
A. ems III Is land OF men cut of by their Do
10 a''tV" iiVi" 'ne eie%' "orlu' ana as impene
&c trable TO outside influences as the monks n
re St. Bernard"
a -Robert Toon,hs h.s hon
noecb in ,vb;cb bo :. 49, Doeu n'4N,nY 1no'ne
3, subject Of nsyin, ,be na "Go S"h ." '
a. be speaker did not care in wh", manner sSD III.
A. decided It was matter q ndiHsrsnee to him every
alton hat debt with great eq pS S a Ia Saa,
s We T9s s ,, dollar by H. AZ the time b
~ paid in gold he was perfectly satisgeI M viii NV m
thoy say il shall he paid Id greentark Theg MIA "a,
bonds they hold the debt and tho issue arislp tbe
from BELONGS to them alone. The South has nothing L
do with &c."
The Washington LatelligeHcer Of Mon
NJ day calls on Messrs. Seward and Evarts to
~ either come out and support Seymour and