Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1868-09-25
A CHARGE OF MUsKETRY.

Democratic principles Grccnbacks and gray
backs.
viii the country have Grant and peace, or
Seymour aud Blair aud pieces
The lncn who marshnlled rcbcldom in the field
are now marshullug Democracy for the ballot
box.
The men who cursed our DYING heroes at An
dri sonyillC arc now shouting lUr seymour aud
Blair.
The Coppcrhcad organs may crv, Demo.
Gratis, arouse |" but the people respond, "Nix
cum arouse "
General Grant cruahcd the rebellion. The
political contest is the vnduayur of the rebellion
to crush him.
If We succeed in the approaching contest" "
says tho Mobile Tribune, "we shall regain all
we lost In the Lost Cause '"
Those who filed the land with widows and
orphans now seek to rule the Republic 10y elect
ing Seymour tO the Presidency.
The Rochester Democrat with much pithiness,
Announces the Democratic nominations "Scy-
nour aud Blair--oil aud whisky"
The National Banks, which the Democratic
orators declare are untaNed, pay $50 600 900 AN
nually ot State and National tnXcs,
SEYMOUR said, | should be di,hnnorcd If
accepted yuur nomination" Aud this before he
knew Frank Blair was to 60 on the ticket with
him.
THE nuarram of the words /" Vote for Ilotntin
Seymour" is, For YOU 10 have more riots"
Tho one contains the other exactly nothing
more or less.
The cmnciatcd survivors of the Libby aud An.
dcrsonvllc prisons are asked by the Democrats
to vote with the wretches who Scourged and
starved them.
" SEYMOUR aud BLAIR will give us all the
ConItderacy fought tor Er rebel GorcrHor
loHccs sp'ccl at the Dtmocrddc rutiicUiion meet
Jag IN Richmond,
In one township of Wabash County, H.,
about thirty lic.long Democrats called meet
iug and plQlg Il themselves to each other to
vote Tor Grant and CulaN.
Grant aud CollaX, saws the Dctrnit Advertiser,
are 3lcdged tn execute the laws of Congress, but
Seymour and Blair are pledged tn execute thu
Union IN Of the South who uphold those laws,
The miscrcaut whose bullet sought the brain
of Abraham Lincoln, were he alive, would vote
/ for seymour aud Blair. Friends of the mar
! trred President will you vote for thc samo dis.
/ loyal meng
/ TuR New York lroTd is giving much time tc
/ an effort to prove that Grant is not soldier
/ That is rather rough en- Ice and the other rehr
| generals, all Of whom have been ut-maucu,
/ yered, out.(ought aud outragcously thrashcd
by him.
TITO Tcrrc Haute Express saws that Fraul
Blair in II speech made in Gillman's copper
| shop, 10 thatoity declared that he "wuuld rath
er sleep with Niger than with a Democrat
The Express adds that " hundred, OF our citizen.
of both political parties, viii swear that the,
heard Frank use the exact language above quo
ted"
! NE,RtY every Southern delegate to the Dem
! ocratic National Convention was rebel
| Hardly one Of them had hcen a lnynl Union maj
| during the war. THESE mon nominated Scy
mour aud Blair. Every Southern rebel sup
| ports their nomination. Every hue aud trie,
| Uni"uis' turns his back ou it. Keep this beior,
tho people.
ONg at the hnvcSt aud best 6ghtcrs nc III,
rebel army was General Lonestrcct. Ho /,
now rs hnnurbly distinguished from hi.
associate rebel Generals as during the war hC
was distinguished above them. lie is out openly
for the election Of Grant. "li Seymour /,
elected" he says, it viii open all the old issues
al the South, aud we will have trouble" II,
was not originally for Grant having been one
ct those who hoped for the revolu,ionsing al
the Democracy by the nomination ot Chase
but since seymour was mado the standard
bearer, General LongStrect is unable tn train I,
AZ company, aud has made haste to Join th
/ followers uf his cnuQuerur.