The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-19
TA. Drrnccrar e'ress t.oiificions On
li,e AMER m ..es A.. a.. 4. at. tz-szH

as11asat line sutf - &C. a. q asf
TIE Worlds iitcrial proves 10 have eeer
e;metr that has cut lie DemocrSne pr
c. yletely asu ld-r, besides backing 'a'
slices that nc .ougtr adhere 10 II ~ al
Tn. Washing on Express. edfed o' III II
TIM tie u i.-nd Of Mvntgotnery nia"' vs."
}stha .u,,a, 10 4 ware shlSd 10 DC poil''c, we
c,,,d not..ow r-sert to il, ana charges thai
a.. Uo. n il II ie cd in ts course ~ mo-
tiu,sofbo.,ilits 10 In. Democratic Dar y. 4
The w ,shingtoir U moo, edited by Tom Floi
erw O Ia just been deieIted for Cou=res
i, t,enusyivauis, SAYS that chan VIII o.
n eco an that defeat il sure ia any event
J.hu.ou', orgaa. III I, N ,tlonli Ia;e liIence
O tht. o her hant, approves ot the cna"ge.-
lu putting IN ticket, then. sound pol q.
AMI pairiut IN eriDn'a ded THAI Tue DEM
c,lts should uistincil, recognize as with
I'll ali fthpir of.auiz ITO" all VINO up lost
the n,easuies Ia W. ch We hav lei rred IL
New York Coaves i"n hou .ht % herW,>e, an
uoiuuiaed Gov. Seymo r. ani G'n. Is AR.
Those nom natintiS Sc admit "a ] idc,uu
enutiyb 4 the o. ct aloae was 10 n,ai,taiu "a.
in, e.iity 81 tbe j.. III, CT al e putty, hui We .r
agaiu d again d cllrrd ihll the pre>er ati
al lie u ii IA, uni"r the author w ot It's or San
law was The grand pu rp ,se we had In Wv !,
eu,ering upon tn, CANVASS of 1873 As IN
nor iy c0u d avail little i i sucu u W ,rK, poi q
aad souud princlp g. demanded tom III ,tiot
which ", draw Ilr-ey rom cous:rvtiv
meu OF a parties. ThattI- maud Was aoi htr''
Ell. bu i n sIill IN fui force and uow IS til
time 10 obey {. LIT those usypd whom th
CvaveutIsn o. the par y conferred the gre
honor Ut IL co q ltnce, rise to the hight OF IL
greet otcdsion, aud thea, circulating tier ex
si,d p,tilot sn,, ct the n LLIvual Elk .culiv
C.mmittee tx cute he tiu>t repu>ed IN tie
bv The people, Without fear, an with 40 9th
6 mum mt than devotion to the country an
the Constitution. z-.ae 44- -sar. -t1
The Boston Post is indignant at the idea of q
change and reads all who favor il summarin
ont IF the party. 1 says that 'the craven 10
lev HI, dictates change ia the banuer name
will find ly deiestilion whert it seek sya
% Inv, and the newSpipers and the leaders
o,uns.lhng such suic DIAL cowardoe can -,
10 ger expect support ON the rauk aud fin
tn v would lead 10 disgracelul ruin aud poll
o. destruction" a- .3 -Tl4 81 ltA
The Cincinnati Enquirer takes the OH
SIDE, aud the n rsons who constitute what
KIN wn az the e ,quirer riug have been bus
telegraphins to Washington urging chang
of f ont. g 81 % '-a 'iH-. .1a." 20 el'
The W light of testimony is to the effec
tn 1t Chase and Hancock b ,th oppose th.
m ,venn mt, aud tn johnson iavors it"it b.
c,n take Sry hours place." though the Bosso
Posts Washington orre-pondent denies it,
In the Cabinet, Browning and Randall an
said to be fav"raDly disposed toward th,
change. Nearly all Southern Democrats SO Ia
as heard from oppose it, while Pen leton an
his friends wait TO try the heroic treatment
Tie Hartford Post, a,tra Comprehend, aft C
Al.
Worlds "ioking article" 1t is not through
amdsi e, however, till it begins a seri,us ed
toliai thus: 'rhis prou cd Uaron purity tb
Con tnution--iis org tniz tito planted square
ly upon the principles of that iistrumrut
goes into The election on the 8 of Novembe
anitei, a vi uly conse Gus of the so lndness O
It's platform" a.puo -r.e al a.4
The Rich nond paper, al give up he contes
a. h8eeless. Tue Dispatch makes this franz
confrssiup: ca.. s4..a.t
We conf ctura that there will be now NJ
very vigorous fl gh; over the Prtsd ntiAs elec
tibl. Fae ef,ated party will aard CO ltiuu
TIL. contest. II il ecu y without hope. 'rht
III. canvass has ben most wr,tchpdy mi
man e ~. Is indispptab r. The nominate
made by the Den ocrats was tile writ tn =,
could have an d out of tn, list of i'll. rs
p rants they b d hefo- them. T,"r were tw'
alternatives brtuYe n. NV York Convent o j
w: to uOmina e a man with we " to his 81 q
ton. or 20 nominate one VIII, upon pr' ciip
Cha Q YOU'D bave done Tor the first, Penni t
or He idficks for The second. o 1t tn, COVE
ton wooded 10Th aud nomin drd friend o
Chase.wh" had n 1t Oh ,se's powrr,and who We
wa ted tn bodne>s aud stamina TO main 4,
the principles avow Al by The C, vrntion
therefore, there has been fall between TIVE
etonl~. Isl sf ...s fr.-s .-...H g..-... ..
The Wing il even more Respondent and say
tn 1t no govern nei,is n'w prac ic able in tbi
land but a d,'spo,ism, aud that it prefers til
rule OF the mob to any other form of absolut
And this is the co liz on of " he you h u
inl,nitable Dem DcfLcy." JUICE We what
W l. be o. the n,ru ng OF he fourth o, Novem
ber. II .rrtr7. IL .......-. t.- III --.