Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-08-26

q Hampton. and Semmes. aud that class o
|, Democratic leaders, compelling England
: to reimburse this government for spolia
tious committed by these vefyNvillains
s We thought this little toe cool, ever
! for dog-days!
As specimen Of Mr. Bailey's candor
and truthfulness we give this:
, He said the Republicans had given ,up
trying to impeach Mr. seymour's war rec
} ord. but now said he was crazy. "Crazy
J or not" said he. The has got more brains
than the whole radical congress put to
gether !" And this the Democrats heart.
lily cheered.
He discussed the QUESTION of finance at
length, but all We could understand was
that he disagreed with all the lie ,d.rs Of
the sparty Oh that subject. He sid his
way was to make greepbaoks equivalent
tosgeld, but how to do this little trick he
did Hot;'attempt to tell In eouc usion he
strongly urged thesEenscrats,iu Vermont
to cast the last vote they were able to poll
on the first Tuesday in September next.
for their moral effect upon the elections
in other states. particularly Maine and
Pennsy lvauia He said if the Democrats
showed gain in old Vermont, it woultl
send thrill of joy through the .beno.
cratic ranks FROM Maine to California
Republicans. remember this, and let the
hint sufice. G \
Upon the Negro suffrage question Mr.
BFlley was Saoeet When he alluded to
the subject he brought long W b CIV
carlcatured the colored mans strut and
intlmited that the subject had a strong
odor. He said that the Republicans had
counted much upon the vote of the Niger ,
but since they had fem out the Nlggers
we're going to vote the Democratic ticket, |
they bad become frightened. The an /
that the Niggers we're going
to vote the Democratic ticket set the house
'uto most uproarious state of applause.
aud IT was easy to see wherein the ho,roy
aud crime Of Negro suffrage consisted in
he minds of his Democratic hearers
Here is their logic in nut shell. If he :,
ing oppressed, now emsBc,psted race See u
it OF their own flee will aud accard, by d
'rsue of their God given right as free s.
nen, to vote for their friends and bene .,
actors, the Republican party, their vote
lust not be counted 'gainst their white u
sbel oppressors. 'Ehe counting of suci, 81
ote 10 the electoral colleges must be re 81
sted TO the deoth, even to the opening Of ha
mother bloody civil war! If the Demo on
ats can compel them to vote the Demo '"
atlc ticket, ny violence threatened and 10
al, by starvation and deprivation of
I'd ami employment through the instr1
entaity of the Kn Kux Khan. or what pu
It. why then their vote must be counted
every hazard Is this no. sweet =?
Mr.. Bailey was followed by MIR ] P T.,
t'ill-aho seemed to have returned 10 -
5 native State to tell US how much G.
'montcr might degenerate in few Yeas 49,
'ideoce in N Y. city. -:
alr. Cotrell said he had seen dark aud =
'omy days in the last eight years. but .ho
W he thought be saw hape for his com. -,
:. He did not say which days in tie
IT eight yeArs seemed dark days to him; ,
we must say that he left the iu.pyes .ho
n upon our mind that the dark dous
re such days as Ge,tysburgh. etc etc n ;
that the hopeful time which his pro. :,
'tc and patriotic vision secs is the day .
EN- the o,Ject of che rebellion shall have m,o
n attained by strategy which failed in -.
forcible endeavors We do wish to :.
,ourge this young Democrat from his :;
wed purpose Of stunpiug New York Ala
Seymour We heard democrats say II.
thought him good speaker. Aside y,
n his democratic drivel, however, be 49,;
3 not seem to us to be well cut out for -
orater. Mr. CotreH was followed by +,
W. Eaton. Esq candidate for States ,,..
nrney. who Thanked the conven ion { III.
honor conferred, eulogized Judge Wat :,
an and made vigorous assault upeu 49,,
ator Hendeo s ... 900 =.
he convention then adjourned. mon
pom the whole, it was very respect =
convention for the Democracy. and =
speeches ventilated much less thon risvi
usual amount of slang sn elect
heir county ticket is good, straight, folio
y ticket, and will doubtless command pI
entire party strength. -0 V
he ticket is as follows: Sc
w Waterman. Senator. II
ibin Scott. lst Assistant Judge. Is
lbert Camp. I'd Assistant Judge. I'd
W Eaton. States Attorney. Sd
lmuel Andrews. Judge of Probate. O.
NJ Clifford, Sheriff
has Crane, High Bliliff
II II Bingham. Henry Smile, and
Patterson, Co Committee. -.
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