The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11
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TSs South z our our lad sks Nssts is lbsslsS
and hostile realm sssd At the ~ 4, o. yos
sors Swear that the day shall come when the
Susquehanna and Ohio shall be rivers Of
rs rs they sSS :,s NE r iss ~
irhieh no man shall aifenpf % crest anS firv.p
This Pike is NATIVE Of Massachusetts,
and wss born In Newburyport, who vssence
earpst,basger hinseh. We oecasienAlly see
him struttins about our hotels In wsshinston
as though he were not thorough laced rebel
still. Out upon such braggarts.l =, -
THk Boston Journal says, "A correspondent
sends the following In regard to Hoo o. " .
In the First Vermont district, which eontsiss
his sontsation, 'Hon. Oharies w.wniard, Of
Montpelier, Vermont, who has Just ree.iyed
College OF the class Of issl, and was Q chum IN
college Of Hon. u. A; Rollins, conmissioner Of
scholars In his class, as well as one Of the beat
writefs and speakers. and has what h termed
ready talent He was chosen Secretary Of
Of his graduation. He 10 . lawyer BY pfofes-
sion, but prncticed but q short time, having q
taste for Journalism, to which he has devoted
Pspef II mon P he c estS 20. q s.
mark In Congress, he will disnppoint one, at
least, Of his college olassmaies.'b 5aa. Nv =
THE New York Trieuae thus. dlsposes, Of
Fss.
ures, obtained BY US from the ofieial records,
will set at rest the fAlsehoods Of Seymour and
others relative to the coat Of the army and Of
duty in the ave military districts on the lst o.
January, 1865. OF these, 2,T25 were serving ga
| elusiyefy against the Indians, Leaving 1T,l2s
Der includes the garrison Of the seaeosst i5fts,
troops existed at the South, just - IL done al
snnr june a. ST cam q
ascertained, was el,o67 10 per man, ohlcsrs In
eluded. So that the entire cost OF N attaining
,.oops in the i've %,iiss,y district: during rs
ing the portion Of the regular army employed
In the freedmenb bureau--was tis, III 81. n y
We TAKE the following from the Boston
Journal: Hon. Eugene Hale, who has been
the Republicans OF the fifth Maine district
In the place Of Mr.. Pike, who declined q 70
nomination, is 50 years Of age and resides In
for mshy years has been county attorney foI
Hancock county. He has re presanted his town
In the Maine House Of Repre- ssntatives for tho
past two years. He win make an able and
REV. r. s. CuYLKn writes as Follows IN ths
| Now York Erdngeiisi in regard to the nomina
tion of Gen. Frank Blair ut IL wonder thai
Tr.aR Bsir has BEEN Sot MAJ nss
| ONCE which Andrew johnson once disgraces
BY his intoxication. Poor Blair's only dis
tnetion In college vas his amputation Of !
tipsy spree. And now he 10 nominatsdson ths
same ticket with the man whose hrat prsmi
, nent public act was to veto tho prohlbitorl
| toga, on Tuesday evening, Mayor John T
Hoffman, Of New York, uttered the followlul
wise and sensible words, which We comment
which cannot speak OF Gen. Grant except d
| terms OF abuse: "He trusted that In the ooiiinI
| political contest the Ordinary acrimony AMI
With; nat each manu- wishou tu using inseosiSs
would calmly express his opinions and act nc
part houorably In the canvass" $50
In a speech at Louisville on Saturday last
sp Of . oss
"The whole history OF such governments
written in those two lines which the telegraph
conveyed to uss few days ago, when . rev
erend member OF Congress from North Care
lima begged that arms might be sent to tn
negroes In the South, or these State govern
ments, built up with so much care, would ali
| elnctian Tbey nngbt III aI.smns.s han.
they will disappear. The sooner the better.
THIS is what the London Spectator says q
adopted; awe never rememher 10 hass ~.
American documepta which purrIed n, 40 =,
tireiy as the Democratic ipiatform, and ~
| repoft OF the meeting NV which IN AZ ni.tfos,
was accented. They read aA IN the nemocr.
had lost their sensrs Altogether, had desen,
rated from a great marty INTO mare fartio,
too hopeless OF success to care for anythin
except the programme which should mo,
| fully defy and irritAte their antARouists - =
THE Loui.ville D,mocrat tbu. s.Io,,.. -,
the recent Demoeratie yistaSv IN Ren,not
where the Republicans are effectuaiIy disfra;
chised, and ali the rebeis are eiiowe3 ~ nn,
"Io Triumphe,-Hail to the Yietoryi-Loui
Vile Head Up!-A Rattling, Rousing, Strean
ing, Golden, Glorious Democratic Triumphi.
, Gainsi Gainsi Gainsi-United we Standl-Th
Advance OF Consolidated, United, Stavin
Oid-fashioned, U nadulterated Democrat Pri
, The yieksburg Timer speaks out about A
, Blair letter as follows !" Objection 10 mad
, down this way to the Endorsement Of the Bla
letter by q few timid people on the score ,
, prudence, and yet IL was the Identical lett,
Of Frank Blairto his friend Colonel Brodhes
that secured the Missouri hero the nominI
ton for Vice President. We want lust suc
ammunition as Frank Blair usss.D
ii A. J.. VILLAIN, one of the recentlv.sl.ct.
: associate Justices OF south Caroiins' h
native q New York and went 70 North Car
ina as Lieutenant Colonel OF the Thirty-nfi
! regiment OF colored troops. The other, Majt
! 5. L;Hodge, was born In Logan county, Obi
! OF General, now Governor Scott.
ihs Sthcannhu Enlubr urges the Dem
s nn s OF .ne S G onio Dstriet TO nomins,
tried unHucce6sfullV to ret the RenuhlIas