The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-21

N almOnt
4 continualiy iucressinr debt, Sc'-WorId.
sin putti5R seymour forward, the Demoo
racy again de recstes the disturbed condition
and that i' most earnest desire
the supremAcy Of civil Koyernment in me
whole land and the people again seem dis
posed to accept its declaration as sincere, and
trust 70 Nnhe kteat laoor OF te,estabnshlhK
appearances anu We see In we threats OIL Dem
the very tone they use-the danger looming In
the future that they construe peace Away. In
| favor OF the south, always In the sense that
southern meh may choose 70 give u. In the
Naturalization OF fleree they re,opened the
contest by uestroying compact that mad set
tied the dispute in former years. In the ad-
ministration Of Seymour-n u Is his tate to
have one-the democracy VIII reopen the Is
our laws what the North has written down
as the fundamental condition OF settlement"
AT the Democratic CoprressionaI eonven.
,hn ,,on fsse, ats n,,c.ent showei = Io,., MAJ,
tinn IN escinSe Eescrsi otncsrs from he nro.
eeedings. theIcunon generai waiter Whltts-
ker said:
~ here and now denounce and desert your
party. cannot do Justice 70 myself and the
country, and stay with such corrupt party
as you nave become mere To-Day. You men
who have fought In the Southern army come
back here to-day win the blood boiling In
your veins to exclude from your councils me,
who fought, and have the character OF some
otaSety, 70 ptoIee' your homes anu htesues,
and who eNerted himself In defence OF the
families OF those who had left their homes
am here and intend to be heard" These re-
marks were followed by row, during which
lien: Whitaker was put out with bloody
head, and the rebels proeeeded TO dominate
Boyd winchester, oil Louisville, Tor Congress-
NorwIrHsrASDISo the New York Herald
| gives quasi support to Seymour, 1t does not
| look upon his candidacy as q promise of peace
| to the country Comparing him TO Pierce, II
says:
Those are the conditions upon which that
GiIiiss 70 support a candidate for Congress:
| u tElsE IL 10 right for Mr. Leftwich to declare
iAis eTening whether he 10 In favor OF enfran-
ehising the Southern soldiers or not feel VI
simportant thatthe Southern soldiers should
,.hoso s,,,ena sos 80 s,,,h tha,.s = msn
W. re- ~, a.usa az "i ~ "ho iought
III n,,, strhIa n tsh. ~, W eve w
sreeIy he II. which BELIEVE ne viii tseS Ana inr
nne an ,xinnr 70 sena him ~ t,onsrs. so !,
NY IN " at,st " se ntd MN 70 CongIess.
bs aouhtiess went he aswboe svnys,S IN NJ Uu,
ar sIinyyinT The nnreeonstpncteS 20 ,aLo na
in the Government. 20"
800 49,
~ ioOo the democrats began stealing The
n.at ~ ,ss1 tpha sp III oteas ~, OF 'he Sov
leu war agathst the nag. pufing iour year,
| sueeeegins they put more thah three quarter
m,de nirsticsi romhinatinss shro. ns mG hts,
en- sbled them almost 10 sweep our eommsr.s
from the sess1devsioped atreSsonsSie senti
ment throughont Inc North, allied nnp Sord.,,
with enemies, and made the pfedietion com
mon among the politicians Of other eonntrie,
that The doom of the Rennbiic wss sasiaJ
The country does labor heavily under IN,
burden of debt, but II owes that debt to In,
accursed maehinations OF the Demooratis
party.
r.yar mn,a cor,octi, ~ IA - y H. ~ ~
| rInns CsntsJn fSsisb Rynbars 'ne noay
made BY him last week. lie said: "a He loved
the American flag dearly, he declared, as any
ment in tie hands OF the Democratic ps1tY,
| and no lonReT,T That is, when the bemo,
| cratic party Is beaten at the polls, then Ryn
| dera and his party are for tearing down fhs
stars and stripes.
| IrrHE face of the explicit abatement of MI
| Henry MACK. OF the arm Of MacL Rrothst.
| that GENERAL Grant diaregarded The recom
savnrs; IN cnnnaotIo, yith nn,ton i u sPecia
the World calls Grant 81 drunkard, a butcher
and cotton Spectator" The World eyidentI,
believes in the value of lying as capital for ii,
TTv cotto, c-on n, Al.h.n. ,hi.
timateI 10 he wortS 40 SSC ooS Ev.y,e III, 81 y
II was raised by negro labor, while the sinner
who had been concerned in rebellionn wers
talking about "extIrpating The iInion scs /
iawags, and driving the Tiazy bl,cksm from
The poIis "ou
| In hi, speeeh at Menphls General rorr..t
said that al the Democr convention he did
| him with Wade Hampton. thus proeuTinS him
hfty votes. lie significantly added: VSince
| then he has sent me my pardon; for which |
am truly thankful"
| OUR Democratic friends IN in s,ron, to,
economy. They think that all the millions
that have been spent In prosecuting the wal
have been wasted. Imagine apickpocket con-
| templating policeman with the mournful re.
marx, An, thls Is what we are taxed for-just
| 10 keep TINS ielio" IN idiehess'"
that the Republican party should be beaten
because they nave violated me constitution,
Even II this were true, what business have
these red-hhnuen Taseals 20 present the indict-