Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-04
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTIONS.
MOVE ON The ENEMY,s WORKS.

tuan, ihomas, Meade, farragut, ana eight
out Of ten other loyal officers and men
who fought under the Stars aud Stripes
during the Rebellion. Supporters ofSey-
mour- Beauregard, Forrest, Hampton,
Semmes, Toombs, and nine-tenths Of the
rebels who fought under the Stars aud
Bars. This fact needs no comment.
When Blair. in 1860, during the cam
paign in Indiana, branded the Democracy
as "vile miserable party" aud abused
Douglas so 6ercely. Dan. Voorhees, called
Blair the ''prince of blackguards." Blair
In return branded Voorhees, as q shell
hound" Now the shell hound" sup
ports the "prince Of black-guards." A
nice couple, truly.
The Louisville Journal sounds the
long rsll, aud says: democrats, stand
to the polls. IL that will not do stand to
your guns" and the spirit of these words
breathes through mad speech and raying
editorial. from the Ohio TO the Gulf. The
only hope Of quenching these flames is by
smothering them under the overwhelming
ballots cast for Grant, Colfax, and Peace.
Again she pipes:
Rock by Seymour.
On see-saw;
When lection comes
Twill break like q straw.
when the votes fall
The people will stare,
Fer down viii come Seymotr,
HE party and Biairi
When ValIandigham was arrested for
treason Seymour wrote: "lf this proceed
ing is approved by the Government and
sanctioned by the people, il is not merely
a step towards revolution-it is revolution. n.
1t will not only lead to military despotism
lit establishes military despotism. II 1t
is upheld our liberties are overthrown.
The safety of our persons, the security of
our property will hereafter depend upon
the arbitrary wills of such mill tary rulers
as may be placed over Us, while our con-
stitutional guarantees will be broken down.
Vallandighau. the traitor, repaid that let
ter Of Seymour's by proposing him as the
Democratic nominee for President.
Frank Blair says: "Revolutions cannot
60 backward" But the Blairs can.
Like many other serpentine produc-
tions, the Democratic ticket carries its
sting in its tail.
The next remarkable total eclipse Of
the sun will consist Of the total eclipse Of
the sou Of Frank Blair, sr.
Blair says "Radicalism has made Cop
perheadism respectable If so, has il
been by injecting the Blair family into
that partyY
The Hartford Post thus hits the nail
on the head: "The Democratic party is
.he peace party in war, and the var party
Ia peace"
Gen. Blair took breakfast by the side
OF Gen. Grant the other day in Omaha.
Ii is the first and last time Blair has bee
or will be in good company during the
campaign.
Vallandigham does not show much re-
spect for President johnson when he saws
that Horatio Seymour, next March, twill
90 into the White House aud cleanse it,"
u The Richmond Enquirer aud Examin-
'er says that the white men of the South
.ern States "have seen the day when they
could use the bullet, aud il God, in hi.
anger, permit the necessity to arise, they
will see il again."
"But your candidate l cannot be-
- ye' 1851
aens cannot 0s'-Sov' ., 1900.
ane ',e"oe's's Vi aefiu'en' Va'oorn'
1ar'sh' la, cis'm 70 pave eo'ored Dem
oo'a"e oiuo oi over 'oV members.
Seymour Mani tell you what, Sir
Democracy Is looking up. Grant Man
Well, your bogus Democracy is so fat OF
its back that il can't look any othel
way. t
The so-called Democrats are busilv en-
paped.in hunting nm the .(jolf.x Gm;l,
records. Thus far they have found il
pedigree able amusement. but bv no mea NJ
profitable.
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tell US the oonds are heid py the re
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