The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
And Still they Como.


morning, showing how the tide is setting
in the Northwest
w. NJ. Ponlwarc, ESD, of Palmyra,
Missouri, Circuit Attorney COR the Six
ioolih Judicial Court, who has hereto
lore acted with the Radical party, has
takcna decided stand against The de-
structivc policy and measures OF tho
present ruling dynasty, and was an.
nonnccd Tor speech at a Democratic
gathering at Palmyra on tic night orlhe
10Th ull.
Another Wisconsin man, brave and
patriotic soldier Colonel d. S. Gurus,
heretofore IA Republican,, has published
aacathlng review OF Radical policy, and
announced his abaudunmcmL Of that foul
par,Y
Marsha! Goodng, Of Indiana, cl, c'or
at large Oh the Republican ticket in
1851, who slumpcd the State that year
to the eminent ediiicalion Of The Rtpub,
IIcans, has entered II most emphatic
pre- test against Radicalism, and goes
enthusiastically for Seymour and Blair.
The Colorado T,msrfjpt- whose edi-
tor, aa early rs April ln, 1897, named
Gen. Grant us his first choice for Prcs,.
dcnL--occausc the General has not
maintained his political Independence"
ou' yielding to the coQnc,ry OF The Radi.
cal party. "has fallen willing victim to
It's wanton charms" has abandoned his
support and linked its fortunes with lilo
Democracy.
EX-Gov. VIM. II. Johnston, Of Ale
ghany county, Penn, formerly Radi
cal OF the strongest kind, has come ont
strongly for Seymour and Blair. He
made a Democratic speech in PiLtsburr
a few nights since.
The Illinois Post, German Radical
paper, has expired III consequence OF the
delccLop Of til" respectable Germans of
the city, who have heretofore acted with
the Radicals.
Within two weeks two Radical pa,
Nrrs IN Wisconsin have i.aulcd down
Grnnt and put ur Seymour.
! So many Republican papers in all
parts OF tho country are joining the De.
mocracy that We cannot find room to
print their names.
The Pillsbur" Post says it. has the
names Of cighty.two Republicans of that
city who have joined Seymour and Blair
clubs, and will vote the entire Demo.
cratic ticket at the next election.
The Grccnsbnrg (lndiana) EaDosjioy,
until recently s,rong Republican,
has hoistcd the Seymour and Blair
Banner.
Judge y. 8. Blake, Of Goshen, rndi.
ana, hitherto leading Radical, publicly
abIndons Grant ANA Cofax, and comes
out for Seymour and Blair.
Hon. John a Maison, formerly n
Wing candidate for Governor Of lnd.
ana, IN opposition to Joseph \. Wright,
and lattcrly a Radical Republican. has
III public speech announced his mlcn,
ton to support Seymour and Blair as
The only way Of restoring peace 10 the
! country.
Active arrangements arc now on foot
hy the "l'rrprisng Democrats Of E'ari-
bauli, M'nncSola TO s,arl Il live Demo-
cratic paper in that city, OF which O.
Brown, Esq, formerly editor Of the
i'aI'bault h'pubitcun, is to be ihc cdi.
tor MIR. Brown Is well Known rs
one OF the ablcst and spiccst writers
IN Minnesota, ana, until the nomination
oi Grant, a most uncompromsing Re-
rnbliran. .s
The Densocyatic TiuichmoD pub.
liah"d At Bcllcfonlc, says: 'Wilhin Il
circle OF five miles from this place we
have tile names OF forty three men who
have al their lives voted with the op.