New-York tribune., 1868-10-31

found sense OF the ecence and respect due the coor
"a prG OF ro IGe NJ Tow rnest over which ne exPecas
letter with frankness Appropriate To his name that the
compelled Yes. compel" was the word but what did
that meant That with bdre of his trumpet he would
summon the ku-KluX klanl Not bit OF IT, but only
the Senate refac ory he would decline to preside,
which would at once bring them To terms. Mr. Blair
pleasantly spoke in the Brodhead letter which was sin
aDont -ol oNerturihg the reconstructed Governments
by force. This joke or an alusion Intended to
mind the American people Of the war; aud the loss OF lie
and treasure which had resulted from the last attempt OF
that kind made by the .ebels Would not the
tive classes and those who have horror Of renewed
bO0dShcd ee grtiied at the probable results Of an at
tempt compel" the senate aud overturn State
Governments at the point of the bayOueti Mr. Blair has
ms enemies VINO has noti Col. Ihomns OF our ety;
our future Nicc-Prcsdcnt up when inoXlcated ana IN
spite OF 1t all he made pretty good Rcpuhcan seec
In VINO veritas." But this Injuries the Kepuplcahs'
for, plainly. the spirit which then Oyercame hun was eV
or why did he donOuncc the Rebels But now lie Is con
yered to orthodox Dcmocracy-he has reformed IL
don't require when speaking nOw near many men To
lOld nun up AS II dld then.
Blair's talking equals Scymour's letter-vrt-
ing-and Blars ettcr-wrtnG equals seymours talking
The Brodhcad letter. point of fact surpassed the kot
speech, and Franks ST. Louis funeral oraon In point OF
sentiment laid over IDgerso letter. Frank won't Dc
squelched Hear him
It's nifty man am,
Sez the bowid Gnerul Blare;
It's powerful man am,
SeZ the bowld Gnerul Bare.
I'll dayfind the COnshtOOshun
BE the names OF rayVolOoshun,
An upSt ayChc mshtitOOshun.
SeZ the bowld Gnerul Blaro.
It's a victh'ry We shall wh,
Sez the bowld Gincrul Bhrei
It's triumph we shalt win,
StZ the boWld GtueTu Blare.
We shall carry Pinnsylvanny,
An likewise. lnjianny
An ONO shuro as amy,
ScL the bOwld Glneim Blafe.
IT, small mishtake made,
Scz the bOwld Gnerul Blare;
It's n hlg mishtake made,
ScZ tie bOwld Gnerul Blare.
Chuue Wid grafc the mOornfui Iyre'
Iur me fat IL IN the hic'
An may well raYtire
Sez the ovid Glneral Blare
The Irishman who wrote those verses heard
Rloir speech 70 the FenIans of St Louis In 1906 Now,
hear Seymour Oh Blalr!
o. what shall dot
This rOdicdi drdft s 50 cold.
Aud tho White House door ~ barred oVernlorc'
By Grant the fearless and bold.
All over the South.
They said should sit IN the chair;
Bni vermont aud Maine they started uau'
which passed me before gol th'Ie'
o. Blair. why were you there ,,,,
with Hamilton, the ulurfcrouHrchfI'
You verv well knew that Southern crew
Would plunge me ia sOrlo" ana SiIei'
Where now are my friends
Who rallied nt Abraham's cali
th"ur,i thcy wonld come at the roll Of my drum
And mako me their chiCftain tins all
Where now the galus
They promised the Keystone should sondi
Alas on that day twas all tother way
Aud now have never friend
With Forrest. the butcher, 80 brave
'Twcrc better for us, that you and that ouss
Had both been a gentleman slave
Enock the ashes from your pipes, comrades,