The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-06

ExGov. Penny, OF South Carolina, in q
letter TO a Democratic ratification meetiel,
make. hi. few appropriate remarks fol ne
Ss TSsy sSoaa also S' s. tod tss, While icy
pressing and disfrseehisins the Democrs{,
isss s V q 3 sRRSxsS II 'vssss s
wags and radicals cannot employ them or,
assist them, and they shoula be taught to
from the CHARLESTON Mercury is both plain and
terribly significant: Conversational recon-
struction, as we anticipated from the nrst that
an;x BE- failure TosG further
baton. Being constitutional, all who at
tempt to enforce II or to exercise power By its
authority are simply trs.PssseIs: A Tres
A trespasser may be justinably killed" Tbs
following from the same paper Il good reading
for Northern Democratic editors and speakers,
.ausi. upon Il. letter ere Of Gene Bisl !aa DEN
Blair,a letter 10 the legitimate and actual ex.
pounding Of the platform. II will avail little
to deny 4, Eorth, south, East or West. Any
Tact. II 10 more-it 10 the ill.faith to the body
OF the couvention-and II 10 an attempted de-
ception Of the voters at the polls. The Rich.
those who attempt to lead the Democratic
party, II they intend to abandon Its platform,
might as well abandon the field, for they are
whipped already"
to Southern Union men are 40 follows; "The
doors are Wide open, wide enough, broad
enough to receive every white man 10 Georgia,
ereepins and Crawling under he oSissso plat
form. Upon them, there should be no mercy.
They have dishonored themselves, and sought
e di'9onor Sop A ns them; Drive
ciety. Leave fhem to wallow in their own
mire and Nth. Nobody will envy them, and
u they are never taken out Of the gully until
will die In their natural element. Laughter
and applsuse.")
SAYS the Montgomery (AIa.) Adrerfissr,
lConseryatiye . "lt Is better that the Democ.
70 the Southern Prudential vote in order
that they may proceed at once to reflect upon
the facts, and resolve upon such action as may
As a fact that in the seven so-cslled recon.
structed States Grant electors will be chosen
without any exception whatever"
The Louisville Democrat wants to know
would honor Generals Thomas, Sheridan, and
Meade, and degrade Generals Forrest and
Hampton. Forrest is as good man as Sheri.
San sea better &c ssv s.s NJ
Thomas.n
The following from the Mobile Tribune 10
plain enough "Friends--fellow-ci citizens OF
Mobile-comrade. Of the queen city Of the
Gulf Let us make one more effort IN behalf
OF our rights and our liberties. II we are sue
cessful IN the approaching contest we shall
regain all that we lost In the Lost Cause"
TOXINS said in his Atlanta speech. "These
so-called Governors and Legislatures which
have been established In our midst shall at
once be made to yacate. The convention Al
New 19 9ssu appointed Frank Blair especially
From the New York Commercial Advertiser
"Said well-known Democrat to US yeater.
day, Il have about made up my mind 10 vote
for Grant. / can't stand the rebel crew which
Seymour 10 gathering about him. Such OBJ
servAtions are very common just now"
A REruB mass meeting Was held al
the courthouse In Augusta, Ca, on Saturday,
for the purpose OF appointing delegates TO the
state convention at Atlanta. A letter was
read from Joshua Hill, stating that he would
stump the State for Grant and Colfax.
MR. CHASE lately informed some Of his legal
friends that if the Supreme Court had been al.
lowed BY Congress to pass upon the recon
been pronounced constitutional.
VALLAsDIGHAMdoes not show much respect
for President johnson when he says that Ho-
ratio Seymour, next March, twill 20 into the
White House and cleanse It,"
b. D. Noxos, IT,, confirms the recent state.
ment OF Vallandigham, by saying that Horatio
Seymour "does not own United States bond,
and never did own one" 1t was the same with
the late James Buchanan.