The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1868-07-21

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vention, which recently met in New York.
ResolUed, That we cordially approve Of
the platform, and pledge Kentucky to
give a larger majority for Seymour and
Blair than has ever been given in this
State for any candidate whatever.
A national salute was fred upon the
receipt Of the nomination. .Bon6res bla-
lzing on the street, music and the widest
enthusiasm. -
| RECEPTION OF THE NOMINATION.
ST. Louis, July 9.-The nomination Of
Seymour and Blair was received here
with enthusiastic delight and joy, and
Pendleton's friends hoped confidently for
the nomination of their champion, who
lis by all odds the choice of the Democra.
Icy Of the State, and it is but truth to say
that his defeat was disappointment,
which it took all their devotion to the
party to bear. But the platform is theirs,
and no name after Pendleton's could
give them more satisfaction. The De-
mocracy of Missouri will support the
ticket without straggler, and with the
aid of not few of their opponents.
RATIFICATION MEETING.
A large and spirited meeting was held
at the Court House tonight to ratify the
nomination, and one hundred guns were
fsro,3ssn bonar of ik
,vy, ,vo ..our rur uouru.r,oNs
- ~. I'll, q 1oco M.
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seymour ana Oiall ucAss g'sss gsnelal
sa.lslsc.ion - 1h,s ol. saa sAsshs'vs Sals
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iaha l1s.aO.s.on p. mss,.as ~ ss,uaua5 ao.ay
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y os osess Mc.,S - 1..,I: U'.,: ..I,Irs Is:"c
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.on: Duoy, ,ID, uaIea"' . aossn, Lan Lsa.s
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s..a nal az enoaS. nom;ns.;on !. - vSo was .he
r.D ,o.u I... ias sn;tsd - the nlaea has been
laid aside, and it is confidently hoped that
the Democracy will unite strongly on the
New York ticket, feeling satisfied that
their candidates cheerfuIly accent the
grand declaration of the principles and
nurnose IN the platform.
REaololNG OVER TIE NohiSAfioS At
- = ,oeo m,
VLEvELAND, ", July ., ioco.IOiese-
iano never saw 2 greater Ponucal reJolc-
ing tnan the gasnering tols evening over
.ne ! nomanaslon aoa u o0ym mVu. aua Ia q
rully 6.ooo people asaemoleu DeIore tneH
Democ,auc 1eacqualsels, snsre mere ~
on splendid display o. nre WoIks, ac-
|companled py cannon nllng anu muslo.t =
nPeecneS > were " maos W .re a non. q. T:..p p
asns n. = .ol pal. als e.. 0 namaa...;. ..ya.
~ was mI. Dao.es .ls. Dsmo1.a'lS
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su,. sue nau.ya. !. usu' u,i pS:ou an. Iea -
,Sls ml ploua - Oa.i nlussn ;,ss sLyO1a
tns s.sssess 0n'u1s.asM p'esaeu'
lVo GUNS FOB THE NOMINEES.
DETRoIT, MIcH., July 8, 186S.-The
nomination of Seymour and Blair was
received here with great enthusiasm.
One hundred guns were fred at six p.
M., with numerous bonfires and fireworks
during the evening. Democratic CLUBS
have been formed throughout cne city
q glana .aunca'lon mee1lng 70 70 pe nsio
on Lcaturoay.
A VAST ASSEMBLY GATHERED TOGETHER
TO RATIFY.
CAMBR1paE CRY, IND, July 8, 1868.
Hon. Nathan Raymond called the