The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-10

lddfess has been Issued from the headuusrtrrs
iess Essostys sas sslG Nstiops Rspub
treet. Washington, DE- o., August j, Iscss n
,OosnApss' The Din OF battle has ees'
he so,s eo ~ Of ideas stiIl conti- - Sp.
Appomstox Court House, but .Saffenier As
principles still goes on. II $40 struggle Vi
liz would f Ssvs Sssu our ,.A s sSi, hr
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sfsSn then s"a ,s sssy,ssa me dead
'ss.,i sns nstlons liz IA. been one
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loyal asu over sa.S land 10 place ,ss, where
been an .ey::.sore and offence TO every loyal
Won en' south, they have opposed reoonstrne.
Co. sGa egSs, risht: and nov Srssn mite, 'hsIs
civilization o. me age. The pcfaoerstic
party, pnabsshed BY " uppatriotic and shame.
n si ' Ssss 4 ss. x. .SgSussOSt ne
form aud a candidate which are At once Al, in
witt TO every lv.as soldier, a moekery to
every dead soldier, and reproach to every
On the other hand we behold the Republican
party, with their shining record OF patriotic
deeds, the banner OF our country floating
az Ar. ne great Leader o.
Throughout the war, they sustained US 10 the
Held, they defended US nj home, they rejoieed
over our victories and mourned over our de-
feats; they fired no rebel bullets, they re-
cruited no rebel armies, they gave no rebel
votes, and now they ask US again TO aid In
logical destiny; to help secure the rich fruits
OF the war In all their fulness, to assist In
grounding the republic at last on the immuta.
pic basis q loyalty and justice and equal
Soldiers, in Horatlo Seymour the Demo.
cratic party have ht candidate representa-
our own u. S. orant we have Tie simple
honest soldier and loyal defender Of the Union.
The one represents action, the other progress,
the other fought for the Union. The one
stands on the platform Of national repudla.
tion, the other OF national faith, inviolate and
inyiolsels: The one summons you to the de-
the rights OF man, as man, for LOYALTY and
liberty, for equal and exact ,,,.;iee to n!i men
Comrades, the issue e plsinly made up, and
Soldiers, MIA ;.:le old cause, and the hosts
are again gathering for the conflict. The old
nag Is again unfurled and Grant again heads
ti:e column He is the same brave patriotic
soldier that led yon to victory during the war.
II is the sarir nag YOU supported so CALAMITY
on many a bloody neld. Its the same gioii.
Gus cause for which, during the war, SO many
Of our comrades laid down their lives. Shah
u be said, that we fought all in vain, and that
our dead died thus IN vaint No, you will
not reverse the record Of the battlefield
Comrades; no, ycu will not now desert the old
cause and turn your backs upon your old
ehiei And leader, You will not foteet the
h%DG eS9rd Of p 'S And Of
burg aud Apromattox court mouse mol But
90 thu Men OF Lexington and Bunker Hill, Of
Valley Forge and Princeton, of Trenton and
made Washington the first President OF the
new Republic, so you, reme hberiaE dur com.
mon victories, viii " your votes make Grant
the nrst ifetideht OF the restored Union.
The Tcrfes And Cowboys OF 10 OF course
voted against Gen. Washington, but what true
to!dler of the Revolution would not have
blushcd with shame at the thought OF casting
vote against the savior Of his country ! SO
the rebels and Copperhcsds OF to-day will op.
pose Gen. Grant. So will the deserttrs, the
bounty.iumpers and draft sneaks, but sately
| no soldier or patriot will follow their ignoble
| example, Who wants II said OF him In future
years, who would have his children and his
ehiidren's children suffer the rcpIoach that In
est man who IN rs crushed the pro. slavery re-
beiiion and saved the Unioni Surely no one
who loves his country, or Is proud OF his coun-
Soldiers, Grant viii again be victorious.
The omens are all suspicious. He has never
yet been defchted-let us then again form line
and move Into battle. Let the drums beat and
the bugles sound; advance the colors along the
whole line and now. with Gods hello, and In
the name of humanity and our country, let US
everywhere charge tne enemy nome
PRisrERs' GRANT AND CoIFAx CLUB.-
This increasing Organization held a stated
melting at unIon League Hall, on Saturday
evening, q; n Lathrop, esq, In the chair, and
The minutes OF the proceedings OF the last
meeting having been read and approved, Mr..
M B9yG the on
and they were duly elected: Hon. John ID.
pefrees, Dol. J. W; Forncy, HORACE Greeley,
John r. Young, Gen. James s. Negley Col.
Nasby,ID. r. Locke,l L. T. Peters, d. h. Peck
Judge John Dunn, Major W. 5. Morse, A. X.
PPSsS AIsG ssIi; D I%S n in A Watson
Mr.. SERVER, from the badge committee, pre-.
scented specimen badge, consisting OF a white
ribbon, having printed on 1t In carminc and
blue a ear?et-bsg, with printing press as "a
Mr. l.. E. Ross offered the following, which,
on motion of Mr.. Foss, was referred to th.
Committee on Uniforms:
Resolved, That this club do hereby ado,t A.
| uniform linen duster, to be worn As in
travelling, and carpet'bag, to be carried in
On motion of Mr.. Crock, the t-.,,u,er w,s
ordered to iurni:.A the Quantities on BADGES
WIN iunas tc proeurC one hundred badges 2or
'nS use Q. meT...ers Of the club.
r:.fnation of J. y. Proctor, elected
' treasurer at previous meeting, was received
and accepted, and Capt. A., ID. Brock was
| chosen treasurer in his stead.
The CLUB, after transacting some minor busi'
| ness, adjourned.
| KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.-Tic supreme Lodge
| OF this apidly-increasing order will be orgsn'
hall, corner OF Seventh and d streets, and will
| DO composed of twelve delegates from the
State urand Lodges Of Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, delaware, Maryland, and the GRAND
| Lodge OF the District OF Columbia. The follow.
ing-named gentlemen have been elected from
Barton, Edward Dunn, W. 2. Wcstwood, ID.
| Harry Kronheimer, Francis Wood, Richard
!, Lawson, and Grand Representatives John @.
Dudley, 7. X. N. Curtin, and IL. g. Deylne;;
Laws viii be enacted and constitutions framed
| for the government OF the various State Grand
| Lodges and subordinate lodges throughout the
| country, and the lodge will remain In session
| two or three days. The delegates, during their
| stay, will be Quartered at the Kirkwool House.
The Grand Lodge will hold special session
| at 0 O'Clock this evening, at the new hall, cor
ncr OF Seventh and ID streets, to make arrange
mcnts to receive the delegates.
A LlEUTESANT OF Police CHARGED WIN
| FALSE IMPRlsONMEST.-Horat X, Mafyman,
long and well known in the Fifth ward, was
| arrested = few days Hince charged with assault
| and battery on MIR. II, Schultz, timer In the
same ward, rs stated BY us heretofore, So
late was the hour when the arrest was made,
and Justice Lynch not being at home, that
MaFyman was, AS Is customary when no maBis.
trate Is present to take bail, locked up to await
trial. In the meantime Justice Dorsett found
Justice Lynch, and, obtaining n release, re-
paired to the staton,when Mr. Maryman was
after having been incarcerRted for about al
hour, brought out and set at liberty TO appear
for trial at another time. With these grounds
to go upon, Mr.. MarymRn swore out warrant
charging Lieut.. Milstead with false ilhprison
ment and the case came up before Justice Cox
| Tho avidanra of 0ttlcerB Hunt and Langley