The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-21
POLITICAL,

Is We are successful in the approaching con-
''lost cause."-MobHe Tribune.
THg Memphis BaHeiia, of wednesday, con-
tanned four large ROSTERS, three flags, and
tremendous eagle at the head OF its columns
TnR Boston Posi- remarks that "thc Demo-
election returns - II costs them nothing for
powder"
A NEGRO CARrRr-BAaagR SHor.-Sueh 10
the New York Worids heading of the murder
OF Senator Randolph, OF the South Carolina
Legislature.
ALLuDINo to his Indianapolis speech, a
Georgia paper says that, "in order to appease
the squa6hics of all men over small m matters
Frank Blair comes forward like a demi.god."
Like demiJohn Is what the paper means.
THE probabilities arc that the Republicans
Of Missouri will carry the First Congregational
BY a small majority, the Fourth by 5000, the
fifth by 1000, the Seventh by 5000; total,
q 500 The Eighth Is close.
Tue New York Express thinks that fright
cned Democrats should retire from the can.
vass and leave brave and better men TO fight it
out" The World will please take notice and
pack up its duds and leave. The party wants
brave men, and not towards.
A Raj ON THE KNucKLEs.-Thc New York
Democrat, Brick Pomeroy's new daily, says:
ave would respectfully suggest to Mr.. d. H.
Hi. Of Georgia, that Il is barely possible that
| stand how to run the campaign, and what is
sues to press In the canvass, as well as he
docs"
The Gslipolis (ohio) Journal says; "a pri.
vate letter received from n kentuckisn by 4
| gentleman says: Very many people here are
buying Confederate bonds at ten cents on the
| dollar, In anticipation of the election OF Sey.
| mour and Blair, In which event they believe
the bonds will be At par, or at least Of value
approaching par"
The New York Commercial says Prank
| Blair threatens that II General Grant Is
| elected, he will never lowe the Presidential
| MaUsion alive. We supposed that Frank
| different opinion Of him now, and suspect
that his last speech was made while under
the influence OF very bad whisky"
l.. e. NOEvELL, Of Mobile, Alabama, has
| published an address to the Old Line Whigs
| nG the south. urging them to vote for Grant
| and toltaN, on the ground that their election
! will best suhseTve the interests Of the South
| party, he says, means war-bittcr, felcnt-
Iess, devastating war" That Of Grant means
peace and prosperity.
WEST VIRGINIA Is now the only state that
| will hold m election previous to November a.
| That state will choose from the two tickets
| annexed on the % Of October Governor, J
n. Camden, D. ". Stephenson, Il. Secretary
| Of state, =. V. Iantis, u; J. NJ. Pipes, Il.
| Treasurer, q j. Walker, D.i J. A, McCAuley,
r. Auditor, u. Mayer L.; I. Boggcss, X. At
tOrucy General, W. +. Wiley, D.; +. Melvin,
! x. Appeal Judge, NJ. Elminston, u. ; r. l..
Berkshire, X. COngrcss-flrst district, II. :.
Walker, D. ]. II. Duyal X, Second district,
". 9. BroTn, d! J. q, MSGtew, r. Third
district, &. j. I. Moore, d. 7. :. Whitcher, X
Gov. Borcmsn lRepublicanl wae elected two
yeNrs ago by six thousand E.S hundred and
forty four shortly. The local elections last
year showed no material change. The canvass
is quiet but intense,