The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-29

THE following 10 the record Of Frank B,airs
collegiate ,eSreIience. Tho North Carolina
papers sialm that Gen. Blair, the Democratic
nominee for the Vice Presidency, is n graduate
Of Princeton College, N. y. This 10 an error.
Gen frnnei. Blsit Is sradrste o. I The
the North Carolina Standard replies .Brother
Pell Is In error, as well as the Northern
papers. Francis r. HAL, IT,, the Democratic
PEELED from both Yale and Princeton. He al.
terward entered the University Of North Car
olinn, and left before graduating to avoid
being expelled. For Information Brother
Pell is respectfully referred to Gov. Swain,
the president Of the University"
TuE Niiioprt Dsaoerdt publishes the follow
lngs National Course, November ,is0s.White
party, proxy for Columbia, names the, well.
known stations Grant and Colfax, in harness,
backed to make the pest time on record. The
p.Hs e. sss SsyH 9t
ratio Seymour and the NOTED jack Frank
Hal ssndeI, to the heavy wagon RePudia Ia.
Grant and Colfsx agaiNs, the neid, 100 to L."
TINS Columbus L0a.) Sun expresses itself sat
isfed that 1t neither UNDERSTANDS nor over:
states the liberalization OF the Democracy OF
man they arc united In the rrrciFc That the
power Of this Goycrnr.eat shall not be con.
trollqd nv tie yotes of the negroes Of the
in their desperation to play this, the last card
left them, they know that their silly cry OF
revolution now viii then become fearful
reality.
THE ST. Louis Democrat says: II any man
supposes that the nominations ef Seymour
and Blair receive enthusiastic SUPPORT from
Democrats. a day WITH Our exchanges would
cure him OF his notion. With strange unan.
iHity, observers from every part OF the coun-
| try report the same amazement among the
| Democrats, the same wonder why this thing
was DONE the same conviction that Seymour
| and his record and Blair and his letters are
| loads too heavy for any party to carry"
The Chicago Times, after taking time to
think OF II, has finally come out fat-iooted In
favor OF Frank Blair's proposition to "ttample
"Gcn. Blair, In his letter of acceptance, says
Just what he said before he was nominated
The reconstruction !nfsmy must be wiped out.
| The people will not consent that so hideous
viiiainy, or anything originating in 1t or
| resting upon 1t, shall stand"
THERE Is farmer In Jones county, Iowa, SO
| the Anamosa Eureka atilrms, who will vote
Discrimination by the declaration that "the
mesnest, most contemplate thing them fell
lows down to Congress have done was to
send a lot of bureaus to them freedmen down
South ~
The mode OF Governor Seymour's nominal
ton for the Presidency reminds m exchange
Of the story OF O'MulliSan and his vile; Us
BAD have ShTSR the srnyt as
"rve taken the pliige; but you can mix a
| drink, Teddy, and iorce me to swally It,"
AMONG the resolutions Of the Alabama Re-
publican State Convention, at MONTGOMERY,
| on the 18th inst, is the following; "fhst we
pledge Alabama for Grant and Colfax by thirty
thousand majority, and we will make our
pledge good In November"
S. J. TiLDEN, In q letter to Seymour and
| Blair ratification meeting in Washington,
says: "ln this contest we shall wage no war
| OF defence. We carry our arms into Africa"
Are pioheerd In inc moSehtnhr"s in TennrSscn
A GREAT Republican mass meeting was held
at Indianapolis last week to organize a regi.
ment OF "hghting boys in blue" II was A
great success. Eight companies reported
themselves for duty.
| SEYMOUR said, ~ should be dishonored II
accepted your nomination." And this before
he knew that Frank Blair was to go on the
| ticket with him.
1T Is SAID that Frank Blair will stump the
| States OF Ohio, Indiana and Illinois during
August and September.
"DEMocRATs everywhere confident" an.
nounces the World That party includes all
| the confidence men.
. IL 1850 Blair pronounced stephen A. Douglas
the most pern!clous dcmagoguc In the United
| States"
VALLArDiouAM will shortly make his first
speech OF the campaign at Dayton, Ohio.