The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-10-23

.rmv was filed with democrats, and while they
,.re in the front fighting. the radicals attempt
81 to carry tho State Of Ohio with one hundred
thousand majority or 3d." Either this candi.
date for vice-prcsident does not know or found
n convenient to forget for the moment, that out
n 43 .264 votes cast by the soldiers Of Ohio, at
,he time when tho State was carried BY the
Great majority spoken Of, 1921, or over nine
,y.four per cent. Of the whole, were given to
iobu Drough. These figures hardly indicate
that the army was "hlled with democratic"
II is not hard to understand why rebels and
their sympathisers wish the United States bonds
taxed and even rcpudiated. These bonds are
the acknowledgements which The United States
rsye to those who helped the government to put
down the rebellion. Next to their hatred Of the
Republican nominee for President, the success
ful leader in the war, the rebels hate all who
rendered the cause material aid. The Boston
Transeript well observes that nothing but the
,bortness Of the time before the election will
prevent the so-called Democratic organs and ora
'o'. C., g" .,d cons.d.r.,. army
The Boston Journal hears Of Eve lawyers In
one OF the inland towns OF massachusetts, VINO
have recently declared themselves Republicans
though they have always heretofore acted with
the opposition.
pennvlyanis, which In 1867 gave an ad-
vorso majority Of 900. under the inspiration Of
tbe name Of Grant now gives Republican ma
,or;,v of manv thousands. Ohio, which last
$500 nomoc-.,,c ,eo;,laturc. IA not
or,v rsleem.d hut rolls I'M a Republican ma.
:, A.. .,i, .h,, troa va,,and;o-
!o'9 49,. ,oeo 1t, .h,r,h IN
-. 60, ,,,n,,,s nv a rch.l ,,mv
~ 49, 80. e. 49,, ,nd T.h-..l. Give.
sA''ay nO.' p p ,u.,or,tv NOV 1bil.
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The Democratic minority in the United States
Senate will reach low inquire IN the forty-nrss
Congress. They lose hve Senators In oonnec''.
cut inaiana' renh'yi'aa'A, 49,, i'H",r AuN
WISCONSIN, anu gam oa0 ~ INV ~
p rN',,t..NN, -. -, -. 4,
,eoo ,r.,. -es.,,s a. a., n,rs m.mber,
c.ar, A.. ,ov., s,.,.. ,no,ud,n, reuu.s,ec. II
/, impossible 70 say how many. II any. they viii
have from the reconstructed States.
- The World says It feels "like person Who'
m lottery mas drawn 'ne ne1' 70 'ao Winning
numoer Anu Auus 'ns' "o 49,. "
icat never 20 koen'y le' 10 "n'D 'uO'o'' "a'
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s,s ~ No. 49, Co.,. -. ono q, A..
49,. 10 >, a. =. An. voman d,d n having
,v,n.-,.,bsv had . babv in the next house"
n, r,.,o,, Tai, Ia, ruh,i.hos an ,ddro.,
>. A.. A,.r,,.u ,,.onl. Kidding Ir,.bm.n IN
vote for Grant. and adding proofs to show that
the Democratic party Is friendly to England.
He denounced Tsmmsny Hall and declares that
the voters Of the Fifth Congressional District Of
New York must take him as an independent
candidate or not at oil.
II Il suprested that General Mcclellan has
returned lust in season to 70 into winter quar-
ters. 900 'Fah
IN. Nit. c,u;,, 10. h.sr dsc,arcd unoon,ti.
.,,,o,,, .nd xo,d nv the American people.
~. oountrv having repudisted the Democrat
I. ,,.,s,rm me n.rty leaders now seek to repu-
d;.,. a. candidates. ''Tf". .'" 4
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II looks no" sn 'no ocpp.'"."u ps'9
would dissolve before inc Oh VI 'o',no'
Lake oap'' o0o'. '0o", VIZ ~
80 - 80 -
" '' ."
The Demoora.o P'c'e0' VI 0." ~ 80 80.
dates Tor the rreS"en'y "au '"0 '''"s
finds favor with the s'sn'pa'n'ef' ,ar0usnou.
the United States rs IL impne' inc aa'e'.u0n VI
thousands OF banners hasS' 'f"n'pa'en''c'' 0''
The Hon. james L. Seward. formerly Repre-
sentative in Congress from Georgia, who was,
nm to last week, warm supporter Of Seymour
and Blair, has announced his intention to
give his vote and influence Tor Grant anu 00'-
fax.
Young men who vote for the hrst time, have
a notable election to start from this fall. Next
70 Washington, Lincoln, and next to Lincoln,
Grant. win be the prominent figures In the
,uoee,,;op Of Presidents. A haK century hence
nrss vote TOT L'n0oin' CAST my I''' W
urant' tho SUCCESSFUL sens'4 VINO 'Am uo"n