The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-06-05
POLITICAL.

One OF the msansse and most Infamous OF inc
many infamous $50 Of Ne semoeraae legislature
or Ohio, disfraschhn6 inc dsanlci s0'd'ers
at the Dayton Asylum. These are the men VINO
howl at disfranchisins southern rebels
Senator Ystes has recently been ssvasely de-
nounoed because he drinks; but Illinois has
moro reason 10 be proud os Yates drunk, than
Of Trumbull sober.
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According to the st. Louis Repuo'ied"' near
~ all the Missouri delegation to the New iorx
Convention are in favor Of Frank Blair for the
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.speakine Of Presidential nomination and the
claims of Northern Democrats "who kept their
political faith and integrity under all the trials
and temptations Of the late war" the Mobile
Rsgisier says "But there Is another class Of
men, whom people appear to forget, and to whom
our obligations arc still higher. This class In
cludes Jefferson Davis, Robert Z. Lee, Joseph Z.
johnson and few others Of the same sort. IL
We arc to discard oil conscientious OF polcy or
availability, why not 80 10 the iouh'a'h mean o'
principle or sentiment and nominate one OF these
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hardy have been otherwise. An active pro-
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tho debris Of dead issues ON which the Demo-
cratic p.rtv lives. and the dead men who came
into the Republican party from association as
o,d Wnics could not keen mace with the progress
.,vo M, Of tho new Marty and. like stragclers in
tho army. fell back into more congeuial COM
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II !, sail that the President will. during the
week withdraw the nomination Of Gen. McClel-
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bs canno. bo conr6med.
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the great political ability Of the other, cannot be
written down or bcllttled by newspaper editors
and the attempt TO doso Is a folly only worthy
Of the late management Of the Democratic par
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relating to the prospect that one Of tho Adams
family may find place on the Democratic tick
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