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

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the pa ~. ~ lime 10 vheh The saDsespooa
deases n m~Aos thai the suhscross has 30 70
instance ,.ss wh,o nsv pay1sns h nAds, tAt tsfe
Msy I S,sssis Altered thai ths isSsi csuease
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tAs sans dus. imssdissu' III.
DxxocRArIc NOMINATIONS.
Ever .ipos tho morning Of the 18th. the COP
,.rbs.d party has not only been dsasA-struek
but paaie-strieten. Rolling under tho blows
.,ruek BY Vermont Colorado and Maine. The
marty would not give up what al ssasibls nsn
saw they must yield. because the October s'so-
tons were len. and they had one more chance 10
recover II they could. That chance has past
and the utter hslpls..nes Of their L0st Cause
starss them In The fAcs, In this dspalring
state, the New York World ealh iOr nsv nom
nations. seknowlsiging that Il b impossible 10
win with Seymour and Blair. knys, 30
II our leaders should b convinced BY the NJ
salt Of the lais elections that some mistakes vsre
~ .S y no. ~ 'oiaosng men ,,s nn onl
now - that they misjudged, II there = any
tnpsdimssf b sssesss which oaa ys< b rsugv-
Cd b. no6le daring OF sslfsscrineinG virtue. -
. bold stroke Of policy, nov b The time for &C.
ton. ID would b IN infinite pity. II. when We
Il By ths laek Of little boldness. L'ssdses.
I'ssdses.. teVosrs rsssses Our prise;piss
m nass ~, - Nsa IN ues an IT, $500
- a. o.nS. s' .rs IN .,d s.iSisi eo~p~r.d
with the sseesss Of our prinsipls.. nrequirss
some grea,ns.s o. ,Ssl 70 oct bod IT, "non
= u. IN .nd eour.esous decision. In this hour.
when the party Sands with one foot over The
brink Of peril. and the osner On inc s SS" ~,
tory, ne oaPsc'y ~ 49, dss.;,~ Of The coun-
IT, We ,nsSl ~ unto wise men; Judge 70
what We say. "
The Washington Inislli0aesr endorses the
,;,bdr.v,l Of Seymour and Blair. and there
was ., sr,. much el.mor from leading politi-
clans for the substitute Of other names for those
Of the New York Convention. Their national
committee. however. have refused to change the
candidates. acknowledging the party TO Be pan
c-stricken. but stating that there Are not paint
ers and paint pots enough In the country 70
alter their banners and transParessiss before
November Seymour has already tendsred his
resignation which d nov In the hands Of the
national committee, but Montgomery Blair
says Frank never win resign, that the great
mistake made was not In nominating Frank,
but In not making him bead Of the ticket In
stead Of is tail And % they so-demor.iised.
panicky, routed and neeing ior NE oood
salt won't save 'em. ..
The Democratic party had for in corner
stone slavery. which was mo ynonym OF IN
gratitude, and TINS n.s osso . lesa'hs Pashk an
the PArtys p'a''orm '0r W, .As' 'sy
II could not nave mao' INC rps." :, 1A
during the war-'' ','a par 'o1'. ~ -
csmmenccu 'ae "A|n"1 s r'
Permea'ea WIN ~ ...;s., ~. u.,v
ce''ea' "n,'"' "A' .'" o. -
'nos'' 0os'' ne''' " " 49," - N -,
aPary 00u', "0"'",'e -
whom dcceney rsquirsd 'nem W kno.' anu 1'
because they were repudiaied. could turn r0onu
90. ~. -. al n. ,,...,,.. Tia Amer-
lean people have indicted this party, and the
New York World and other leading organs en-
ter the defence that its standard bearers wsrsan
l. l. ny