Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-09-17
"THE DRIFT OF THE TIDE"
Hang your Banners on the Outer Walls !;
the Cry IS Still they Come
ALABAMA.-We give below letter,
which appears in the Montgomery
Dailv Mil.

NJ
Lackcy. Sheriff W. A. McBayor, the old n
Radical Of this section John Waller W. L. Ron
erts, W. W. Richardson, Elijah Sellers Geo. Vsrpe,
&e., &C., have declared for Seymour and Blair
Almost every negro In Coosa Is for scvmour an,
Blair Grant won't receive dozen votes IN m
county Judge fargason has just received a lei
Ter IRON w 4. Dennis, Of Wetumpka, announcinl
that himccll, the nugers, W. "a. Delony. eolicii..
and many other ptonineni hndicaia oi that com
" are out for Seymour and Blair. Judge Pelham
OF IAlladega, Is out making speeches for sevu,op
anu BAR. The signs are glorious Garnet -bag
ism and scalawngism are dead In Alabams
Insert the inclosed note from McBrayer.
Respectfully CONSERVATIVE.
The above is from a reliable citizer
of Coosa county. lie encloses in hi,
letter the following copy of not,
from the leading Radical that coun.
tys
wEoourEA Z RoADs, oo6sA Co.. Aug %.
Hon. TAos. n. Fargason
20 ioi Seymour and Blair. Laokey, Walker
Roberts and Warner do the same. Go with us
Tom. Grant won't earrya single southern Stat,
in November. Truly yours,
4. W. McBRAYER
The Ripon Wisconsin, Representa-,
the, heretofore a leading Republican
paper, has become disgusted with Rad.
icalism and has left the foul party.
II comes squarcly over to the Demoo.
raey. Hear il: "The nomination OF
General Grant for President by the
Chicago Convention has sickened thou.
sands of Republicans throughout the
land. They looked upon the nomina-
tion as an acknowledgment of the fact
that the party dare not nominate its
best men, for fear Of ignominious de-
feat which they will sustain next
November, as sure as that time comes.
They want TO ride into power on the
Generals military reputation, not
caring whether be knows anything or
not. We announce here that we aro.
from this hour, TO be found in the
Democratic ranks, fighting for the
rights OF men-principally white men
I'VE hope that before next November.
we will find our present readers enjoy.
ing the same blessing"
Another GALLANT SOLDIER ABAN.
DoSs TuE Foul PARTY.-A meeting Of
the Democratic Club Of Marietta.
Ohio, was held a few evenings since.
and among the events Of the oceation
was a speech from General W. p.
Richardson, Of that place, in which he
announced his separation from the
Republican party, and declared his
purpose TO give his support TO Sey.
mour and Blair General Richardson
was Colonel Of the 2sth Ohio regiment
through most of its service, and at
the expiration of his term was placed
on the ticket and elected Attorney
General Of Ohio. The Marietta Times
prints the Generals speech in full.
Soldiers in the Army Of the Poto.
mae will be glad TO learn that Major
General Il ID. Keys is stumping Cali
fornia for Seymour and Blair. He
was one OF Mr. Lincoln's warmest
partisans, and one ofthe oldest Major.
Generals in the Army Of the Potomac.
having commanded more than one
hundred thousand volunteers. His
example will be followed by others.
Mr.. Wharton, the veteran editor ofI
the PdrkerSburg North American for.
merly RadioaD was present at the
great Democratic meeting at Grafton.
West Virginia, which was addressed
by the Hon. Geo II. Pendleton. and
says that he met there hundreds who. |
like himself, are now cordial support. |
ers of Seymour and Blair
The Dayton Ledger says: "Charles
Morris, Of Troy, Ohio, one of the lead. |
ing lawyers of Miami county, and hith. |
orto an active Republican, has public. |
y announced bis intention to support /
Seymour and Blair. Quite a number
oi other prominent Republicans in Mi. |
ami county have renounced their for.
ner faith.
The Ulster Democrat, published at
N. Y, and heretofore a
Radical organ, has discarded Grant
md Colfax and placed Seymour and
Blair at the mast head. The Demo
rat Is now doing great service for
he Democracy.
Mr. VIM. r. King, a very intelligent
.itizen of Bodfoid, Pa, who was
member of the Republican party from
Is foundation, and who voted for Ere.
mont, and twioo for Lincoln. has de-
Jared himself in favor of Seymour
nd Blair.
The Democratic WatchmaR, publish.
d at Belleionte, says within a cir
le Of five miles from this place, we
ave the names Of forty-three men
rho have all their lives voted with
he opposition, and who are earnestly
working for the success Of Seymour
nd Blair"
Capt. Sandford Coin, at the organi- ,
alton Of the Seymour and Blair club .
{ Frankfort, Ky, on Saturday, the I
oth ultimo, renounced Radicalism ,
nd placed himself square upon the ,
Democratic platform.
The Quincy, (Ill) Herald says, that !
! that city there have not been less
nan fifty changes OF German Radicals
ON Grant to Seymour, in the course
{ the past month, and in Adams ,
ounty not less Than two hundred.
The Scheneve On. " Monitor, here !
)fore an influential "indopendent" 3
aper has come out strong for Sey.
Iour and Blair, and the restoration !,
the Union. a
Colonel c. c. Gardiner, Of Elmira
'ew York, a gallant officer in the
ar, and heretofore Republican, d
'mes out squarely for the Democratic !,
cket.
Col. W. ,. Thomas, of Philadelphia, o
,llector OF the port under President
lincoln, has renounccd Radicalism {
nd supports Seymour and Blair.
The Jordan Transcript, in n. Y,
therto Radical, has become n warm =
I'd efficient supporter of Seymour,
lair and the Union. s
The Hon. Judge Mellon, Of Pitts. :
lrg, has iOined hands with tho Dam. O.