New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-16
DOTS FOR DEMoOmArs.

Ii Frank Blair will continue to write
letters, the Republican Campaign will be
an easy one.
Those who murdered our sons and
brothers will vote for Seymour and Blair.
A great many Southerners are in New
York They are supposed to be looking
for the revolution Frank Blair has p1om-
Used them.
General o. II. LsGrange, the brave COM
mander OF the First Wisconsin Cavalry, is
one OF the Republican electors at large in
California.
1t is said "You can't eat your cake and
have it i" but Blair drinks his horn and
blows it, Columbus journal.
| The difference between Grant and Blair
is the difference between "mumv man
and a rum" man.
A notorious Democratic editor in West
ern town represents himself as going up
IN balloon. He has a prophetic soul, as
November will prove.
Since the new Georgia Senator came out
for Grant and Coliax. the Democratic
party in that State has been rapidly run.
ming down nill.
Frank Blair says that the Republican
party has lost confidence in white men.
He has done enough to make it lose con-
fdence in all men.
As the "lost causen is on the point of
being regained. JEFF Davis has probably
gone to England to have it recognized"
The Blair family have wonderfully thick
hides They will make excellent subjects
for our tanners. .
The New York Tribune says: "a few
more speakers like General Palmer, of
Illinois, VIII soon convince the intelligent
voters OF the West that it is the best policy
to be honest"
Breckenridge and Mason are now about
the only Democrats who have not come
out for Seymour and Blair.
The Democrats of Indiana know thing
or two. They refuse to allow Blair to
stump that State.
The Schenectady EUering Star puts the
Democratic nominees at the head of it's
columns, and directly underneath says,
The Road to Ruin.n
Drums are now ornamented with a like
ness of Grant. A better man to beat doesn't
exist-BoSton Post. -
The Democratic managers affect to de-
spise Grants silence: but they would give
all their old shoes if they could clap
muzzle on Blair.
No man will vote for Seymour and Blair
who can not retain an emetic on his stom-
ach without wincing.
The Richmond ENQUIRER says that the
white men Of the Southern States have
seen the day when they could use the
bullet, and If God in his anger permit the
necessity to arise, they will see 1t again.
The Boston Post says Chief Justice
Chase was dined and wined,' and it might
have added, dished in New York"
Frank Blair is well-known, but not
distinguished man. There is a vast differ
ence between notoriety and celebrity.
The Schenectady Evenapq Sar puts the
Democratic nominees at the head OF its col
umns, and directly underneath says az The
Road to Ruin"
THE Democracy 60 for civil liberty
Louisville Journal.
Not only that, but everything they can
lay their hands upon.
A number of Democratic papers were go
much pleased with Mr.. Seym Iur's letter of
accep ance that they republished it. Prob
ably this was necessary ia order to dis
cover its point.
Young mani The Wretches who starved
your brother TO death at AndersonyilIe
will vote the Democratic ticket. viii you !
vote with them?
General Butler said OF his recent arrest |
in the Monumental City; Baltimore is get |
ting civilized; in 1861 it shot Massachu- |
sets men; now it sues them"
The London Spectator says: "Of all the !
mad freaks great party ever committed, |
the platform Of the Democrats, unless in |
deed they mean war, seems to us the least |
sane.n
The Albany Argus says il wants e a re-
turn to the rule of the old-iashioned De- |
mOcracy." That's what Hampton, Cobb, |
Semmes, and the other rebels want.
Every boy in blue, who was MANNED.
slaughtered, or starved during the war, was |
MANNED, slaughtered, or starved by those
who support Seymour and Blair
Secretary Welles is absent from Wash
ingt0n. The extreme heat affects his sleep 1
unfavorably. He has gone to the noun
tains for months nap. .a
G. A. Miller, of Georgia, an original
Union man, who, when the war broke out,
left his fiue plantation in Georgia, came
North, entered the army, rose to the rank
OF brigadier general before its close, has
taken the stump for Grant and Colfax.
There is only one thing which the rebels
hate to see worse than a Union bullet, and
that is Union ballot. Still worse if it
happens to be in the hands OF black man.
The Boston Post says the Democrats Of
Vermont had an old fashioned convention
last week, and that 1.-THE enthusiasm rose
IN bsnh n