The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-07-21

lon Thursday placed in nomination as the
standard bearers Of the great National
4 Democratic party, those distinguished
4 statesmenz- Horatio Seymour, of New
York, for President, and General FRANCIS
jP. Blair of Missouri, for Vice Presi
dent. - b
Horatio Seymour is known frofneene
lend of the continent to the.,-otber
not only as a patriot, but statesman, 3
Igentleman and Christian. Not one
Iword5of reproach can the foulest mouth:
led opponent of the Democratic party say
against the purity or integrity Of Hora.
Ito Seymour. He has filled many i'm.
portant stations-all of hem with honor
to himself and a credit to his country
j Although our first choice was the distin-
Iguished statesman of the West. George
IIH. Pendleton, yet we bow with pleasure
Ito the action Of the National Convention,
land shall labor with the. ability We pos
Isess for the success Of its disting guished
nominee, Horatio Seymour, Of New
York. -. ~ - =
The nominee for Vice. President, Fran
lois p, Blair, Of Missouri, is distin..
'Iguished statesman as we'll as : a distin.
.Iguished soldier during the late civil
Iwar. f.stae1a AKA y sitf'ss5a
fFr0m the Indianapolis Sentinel ] ~
! The proceedings Of the Democratic
National Convention sculminated fgester:
Idav withstbe nnaniI0ous ana enthusiastic
|nominations of Ex-Governor iHoratie
.Iand 5 Gen General Francis P' Blair, Of Mis-.
/ souri,, for Vice President.
4 Huzza for Seymour and Blair1 Indi.
lana will roll up for them twenty thousand
majority. saie'i.aaj essla sn'a % 50
-ed sfPront the GAINESVILLE signai.1 oTf
4 a., a. s,,l, Non,ln ations for pres
idenf and vice-President. g 4
~ nh, = s,'@ ~ q - S had A. the Demo-
j lcratic nominees far President and syice.
1 President; the liamess of Gofernor Hora,
Tito Seymour, of New u ork, and General
In p Rla;r of Missouri4-the former Ia.
1kep from the East and the latter from the
1EWest -, ) s7..1' s.'.''..'s'
/ The nam name of Goyernor Seymour i i
4 {. m;li;ar to III Amsr;caIps IA ns;esdiI not
tbe,afore duell nnnn The eminent isit fitness
of Il. Z nm;n ot;op Ha ;s' d;st;;no,nu;;sl, 3
~ 80 ~. s.ataInar M ! : { i,,, ] !,
lab;l;t1 for .sterl;ng nafr;ot;sm an m,
snll;ad e5.raetsr nd = 6rm :, hara 3, ncs !
| AZ 80 "a ). &c S + I r,ao
- wy
ia0y'Il n q Z, a al, I,,l - -, -
|tbrouchout the country as E gentlemar
Iof talent. skill and experience IN public
4 affairs s :, .,.s...''.s = -
! Now for the triumphant election b
4 this ticket in November next. To that
fellow Democrats, let rs, bend all ouiil
. energies, and we can not but be success,
IfuLl tcssa gITg3sss,is .Asssss,,sa ~
4 sas (From the Milwaukee N News.l
i Horatio, Seymour. .s..,,.
i A hundred guns last night announced
4 to the jubilant population Of Milwaukee
/ the unanimous nomination of Horatic
! Seymour, the first Statesman Of thedand
4 to the first Office within the gift Of the
1 people. aa4a eiisi sis'ssl - sd aasssg u
], And if we do not mistake the almost
spirit Of exultation and gratitude with
! which that announcement was hailed By
our people, Wisconsin will'unite'With tnt
victorious Democracy of our country In
celebrating Horatie Seymour's atrium'
/ phant election as the President
Of a redeemed and reunited nation in