The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-08-04

c'aim That lo0a1 BANKERS. insurance
and business aen q thai cts. Who arr
democrats by profession. viii vote f,r
Grant and Colfas.
i Is soppseed that en- July 1. iS6a
passengers vii bp ahlo 10 travel by
continuous rail aerosa the conlipoas.
from San FRANCISCO 81 Boston. Tho
two grcai companies hayc sarmountel
the greatest obstacles which arc l. L.
encountered 90 their respective lines.
Each has pasaedthc Summit "a nc high
esi intervening mountain range, aud is
nov on the home stretch
An old offender was lstely intro
aaced - Q rev county Justice a. John
Simmons, alias Jones. alias smith
an try the tvo vomon trp, said The
Justice bring IN Alice Joaea
Il Democratic paper, m ore honest
than polite, says We might have
triumphed With Chase and Hancock.
but the Convention preferred "a be
beaten With Seymour and Blair Per
haps four years more q adversely may
teach us little wisdom
The Philadelphia Post SAYS oAll
the Democratic papers are busy trying
to prove that Horatio Seymour was
loyal during The Rebellion Nobody
takes this trouble ior Grant booaueo il
Is not necessary"
The Oneida Dispatch has found
out why Seymour is a statesman. Be
cause be is a war man in time Of peace,
and peace mar N time u war. In
peace he is in,iucible, Ia war he is in
visible He never hnd anything to 40
With national affairs except to oppose
the draft aud denounco the Union sol
diers as invaders" and "Iineolns hire
hngs' Does that make him states
mau2
A Shrewd southern editor saws.
d" ho popularity NJ Seymour aud Blair
is something ike the fever and ague
it cannot be found in any place who're
particular inquiry Is made for il In
the settlements where the "shalSes are
supposed 20 have Judgment, the PEG
pie inform inquireis that they do not
have them there, but the inhabitants Of
another place which they designate
have them "awfnlly" 80 Eastern
democrats declare that their ticket.
though not strong here has great pop
uIarity in the West and Western Dem
ocrats, while conicssing TO Democratic
IN that section, say TINT
their ticket vail run well in the East.
Nor BAD. The New York Tines
says "Tbe following aio among the
ardent supporters and friends Of Grant
and the Chicago platform:
SHERMAN,
SBrmpAs,
THoMls,
MADE,
FARAGuT
The following are among the ar
dent supporters and iricnGs Of Sey-
mour and the Tammany platform
Bcauregard,
Forest,
Hampton,
Semmes,
looms
The Oneida Dispatch says: "Whou
ioratio Seymour first ran for governor
i this State he went SO far behind his
icket, that though every other candi-
.ate thereon was elected, he was
hrashed aud laid out by Washington
iunt H. 1854 be was again whipped
y Myron Clark IN 1864 lie was
whipped for the third time. by Reuben
Fentou. Accustomed to defeat, be
} the proper man TO lead the forlorn
ope Of the democracy, in their last
rip up Salt River
Tho Montgomery Ala. Sentinel
ays Frank p. Blair reminds us Of
lal mortal ANGEL who went mp IN bal
,on and landed in The bottom Of
ell Ills military record, as be now
lands, will not give hm true soldier
lis present political position, so defined
y his letter, alarms every man With
Imily and home IN the country He
seks Office for the purpose Of inaugu
ating civil war
Mr. Greeley thus "sits down on"
0 inquisitiye parsonage who wants 10
now II be would advise the
king the stump together by Gen.
rant and Coy Seymour 1T depends
} the time aud place that might be
losen. II the stnpps were 10 be those
hich grow between the Rapidan and
edmond, aud the time during the
INNER u 1864 aud the winter 81 G5
G, Grant on one side and seymouf 90
e Other wou!d hardly have resulted
tier for the democratic cause than
rant on one eide and Lee on other
e have never seen any evidence that