New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-08
DoTs ROC d EAGOcRATs.


Tor Vice-President, the Boston Advertiser
savs: ~
In character he Is supremacy selfish, vim
dlctve towards friends whom he has de-
serted, afflicted with morbid passion for
notoriety, and reckless in the last degree
In his associations and personal habits.
The argus, assisted by the New York
Herald and Tribune, devotes half column
to proving that if Indiana, New Hampshire,
Nevada, Pennsylvania, ami Rhode Island
feated. When Rhode Island goes Demo-
cratic, chaos is come again.
Grant put his whole soul in his duty and
snbdued the rebellion. Seymour sneered
and caviled, and criticised, without sug-
costing ally better way, and did nothing
toward subduing the rebellion. He did not
even put down the New York riot.
The World don't want anything said
about "the late war; 1t is "dead
ISSUE" it says, and :" long ago consigned
to history" Oh no, never mention ii
But, says Frank Blair, let us have new
war and the swelling chorus goes up for
the new watcbword now. ...' '..s
Andrew johnson frankly told some of
thot ba 49, - &c IT, cann,o,, az
clared NOT limo since that the verv hest
thing that could happen for the country
would he the removaI If the President nv
Congress, and therefore he has no desire to
be found flying at the tail of his {Sey-
mour'sl kite All of which ia cold com
fort to the marty which seeks to Obtain
mower bv The aid Of subsidies levied nnon
postmasters and other officials.
The importance Of the nendipp contest
is recognized hv the ex-rebels. The nrin-
ciples thai prevail now will hear SWAY for
a generation. The Charleston Mercury
saws; "Tbe pext Presidential election will.
in all probability settle the political des.
tiny. not only Of the Southern. Int of the
United States for the next half Century,
The following advertisement annears in
the Augusta Constif,,tionnl;sf
IA CARp.-No native sscallawaos, or
their money are wanted in INV store from
this date. Neproes and Eastern men are
excusable. even if thew are in some cases
in opposition 10 the 1eOple of the Sonth
but a native that turns traitor To this conn.
try ought not to be tolerated by law.
abiding people. Respectfully, ETC.,
WI. FAIR"
" Augusta, Ca, June rs, 1868"
The New York SIN saws that az Mr. Val
landipham ia the nerson to whom seymour
is indebted for his nomination. he vii he
entitled TO the first Mace in Sevmopr,s
Cabinet in the event Of Copperbead success.
That's proner: and as Forrest was the nrIn.
cipal promoter Of Blair. he. of course Is en-
titled to the second Mace. Now what
place shall Brick Pomeroy have?
Ona of pronI, p,a;r,s ~ o,..,..,
,,sod ~ Ta."n u La T ono eaptessio "
camna;gn a;rb+ Taors amo TO- uu az Ell, "a
rather sleen with a niger than with a
Democrat The Terre Haute Ernress saws:
Hundreds of our citizens of both noliticsj
parties win swear that thew heard FrAnl.
use the exact LANGUAGE above nuoted J,
NJ p uin.en ,ho w,s,in.tnn oou
rosnonSant 90 ~ ' T;,oin asains SIn vi.
aeap ,hut Pi VI sne 0incinnau SnIoHs sG
figurehead of the Missouri free soil move
ment in its earliest stages, and that it was
the brains Of the German Rad calls, of
Gratz Brown, and other Americans that
accomplished the work. m
The Alton my Do,,ocyo,y ,,,blisbas
a glowing eulogv and nansc,vric ~, nc
rebel CanaraI p Il To- aand eisa s,n,
derons and lihelons attack on Ganeral IT g
Grant. The Demoorat can find nothing
good to saw Of IoyaI soldiers and nothing
bad to say about rebel soldiers. The edi,
tor of the Democrat ia a aou,nriobt rabai
While JEFF DAVIS. late of the Sou,bern
confederacv. ia a wanderer on the eartb