Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-03
POl.lraC Al. items.

Only one member Of Lineein's originsl
eabinet il now . ting with the Radicals.
aad that one is the notorious cerruptioni,t 1,
81 non Cameron
Which party g,ss ahead In stealing
The Democracy steal mo tho affections Of
the 20 ,pls. the Radicals steal their goods
and chsttels.
Coburn reached New York in time "a
cheer tho nomiuation of Seymour. Coburu
.scnc Of Horatio's "friends. - Indisnapo
lis Journal
COburn, it will DO remembered, 10 the
Congressman iiom the Indianapolis disric,
elected by the Radicals.
band OF brothers-Greeley, the "scare-
crow" Stevens. the "villaip," Butler, the
"bci,led." and Bingham. the "murdsrsr.' ;,
Srant, who is mot great man." is tho
ssad at tie family.
Why 10 it that the Radical party does
not make . campaign document Of Grant,
speeches A small pamphlet, consisting
ola quarter OF page or 90. could certain
~ bc printed at . very trifling expense.
Judge Poland OF Vermont, has resigned
his place on the House committee OF Elec-
tons. on account Of his conviction that Of.
tor the admission Of Mckee. the Kentucky
sneak. over John Young, the lawful mem
Der. '.nonsh honesty dent exist amsns
them to make association sndurabls."
John P. Hale. Radical, in 1862, said
more msney vas stolen il ess year under
Republican rule than during the whole
term Of ~xPrssident Buchanan's admins.
tra,itn. Butler had ben just about year
in the Radical raaks then, aud since biz
adhesion it 10 more than coincidence that
tho s,eshues have doubled every year.
rns following article from the Spring.
6s R9nbiiosm should cause The Republi.
can editors Of this State to blush. The
: cas,igssioa given - he ztjbsae ~ its les
uncandid Republican contemporary 10 we'll
deserved:
Truth 10 truth, whoever tells il: and
HorA,ic Seyuour's seviev Of our national
situation. financially and industriallv. 10.
when considered eside from It's partixan
purpose, Just shat every voter ought to hear
and every Republican ought to applaud and
echo.
Tae Ssymsour speeeA becomes ;mpeytsnf
esd rsiud6ls ~ the strenosse sfofe,nrnf vef
made Of the miserable condition to rhich III
.rsaaees and the industry or the COUNTRY
hass been reduced and to Mecese;tv Of m
iastaaf and thorough ssforn: q nrcsssify
raiea the Repsblscsn party sseds @ Ill
ari take hews to itself with especial feros.
"Uaiortunately some Of the R.nublic.n
Joarnals seem to think that they must dan,
tue truth OF essry thing Governor Seymour
SAIL. In doing so they have to defend
measures on general grounds which never
could nc Justified but BY the palpabls pres.
SURE 81 necessity they, in fact, adopt the
.a'o's o. the War standardization without
TIE one possible excuse for them.
Evsry Republican ought 20 ~ appsssd
g mes abuses Is straegty = NJ Seynsur
n'mss's. and the Rspu6lisaa pa11y - got
% opPses them " 50 o1t a. ps~oe. lnsasad
q snls, ws aad lseding Journals upAeldiag
sss nest asgFaat abuses simp,y bscauss
4oessss Ssy0eus attacks then. and a.
sailing the plainsss truths bseanss he utters
then.
''Is b psrfscsly plain hat TIE Rspubli.
49, efe nes esssg . asutsaliss The eject
- What wss fales in this speech In any such
Woy = The Tribune undertake. 10 do Il; and
g = eQoally plain that the Republican party
o11e abasdea the championship and PER.
poeuseiea Of legal tender and eli its csneem.
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