The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1868-07-23

We take the following article from
the Cincinnati Inquirer, Mr.. Pondlo,
toms organ
The Democratic tickets one % hich net oaly
the party bat The eountfy may well De proud.
u bss baen long STAGE there was 90 strong 4
combination Of intslleetuai fifor. force o. char.
aetef and statetmsbiiks experssaee presented
to the sutIfagss Of ths Amcrican people. The
name Of ilofstio Seymour u tower Of strength,
aud challenges not only The warm admiFaflsn
OF his political friends. bal de respect, IN nol
the esteem, Of bis opponents II there Is faan
who y aIplpsntly qualified for the presidential
office, who wonid hfl u with dignity, wlth enn.
summnts tact, who would bonaf tle place, ID 4
Hor.sio seymour. Thers Il no qualifications
~ which b. I aencisnt. lie IL ripe scholar,
= polished writer, splendid orator. = profound
thinker, who has made the science IL govern
nent his iifeiong study, and IN sddision, he
hsa every Personal grace aud Accomplishment
that are properly associated with 80 s1Aited se
Office. BE haa . national fnme and reputation
2. extensive A. that o. any man 10 The unlon.
More than all, be u dcs0trdly attached 10 he
csnsiltution A. u was msde 81 The fathers, and
would administer u strictly aron the psinesnies
Of Jcifefson and Madden. Nos she isass kae
o. defect can be found Nilh biz political record.
No man has fought more gallangiy the battles
OF ihs Democracy spd tie Union. Ne has
"lsioru an lntrtirctual weapon IN their behalf
a. keen a. a Damascus blade.
The selection Of Mr.. Eoymoar Is pernIlsriy
fortunate 81 thls time, for tha pfsotice has taf.
tsriy been 70 select mediocriiy and insxprfience
Tor presidential honors, rather than consam.
mate talent and ripe experience. The election
OF M. seymour would redeem ss from the re-.
proach that has been cast upen rs, that Il IL
Impossible 70 place brst4class statesman In The
presidential Office The delegates from Ohio
and the West faithfully discha rred shelr dat
when, Mr.. Psndlcton being no logger Ia ne
field, they gave their votes 10 thu sisstineulshed
Statesman Of the Empire State. ItIs tue thrrr
has been diyergenea of views 10 some extent
70 The sentiments OF Mr.. seymous and NJ.
fendleton upon The gfsenback question, but
the adoption Of platform which IA sabstat,.
tai Affirmation Of M. Pepdleton.s creed, apd
the acceptance BY Mr.. Seymour OF a nornIna.
ton upon II, will remove all diilirnity, aud 81
generally acceptable 10 tho entire nsmoeracg
81 TIE country. Mr.. Seymour being a gaa "a
htgh personal honor, may be snfeiy trusted 10
carry out and give administrative enforcement
20 aii the doctrines Of the platform apon which
De Il running, and In behalf Of Witch the suf-
irsges o. the people are solicited Ca the ne
gro Suffrage issue, and on all the points lnyotv :
ca in the ao-eaiIad congressional reeosstfnc.
ton, Dir. Seymour occupies tbe most advanced
Democratic ground, a. u well known 10 every
one who has read his many magnificent address.
% denunciatofy Of The whole Radical eonaroa.
si0nsl scheme Mr. Saym0ur's sentlmenfs a.
this question render him particularly aocepta-
bic 70 The Democracy of the great West.
Gen. Frank y. Blair, tbs nominee for Vice
President, Il another selection which posscssrr
eminent fitness At this time.