The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-26
New York Stock Quotations-2.P p. M.
POLITICAL.

-yhe Tuscaloosa (Ala) Banner declares that
although that paper is Democratic, and It's edi-
tors bave been Democrats all their lives, they
cannot and will not swallow the new tangled
Democracy now attempted to be fastened upon
the people by the same leaders who in 1860,
brought on the war and the ruin of the South.
The Banner says it opposed these leaders then,
IN the bosoms of those leaders, and If their
advice is followed again it will lead to the same
results as In 1860. The Banner believes that the
aim OF the Seymour and Blair party to day is
the same as was the Breckinridge and Lane
douglas ana johnson, and now II Will support
Grant and Cofax.
Judge John A. Gary. OF Chemung. N. Y, the
town, has renounced the support of Seymour
and Blair. and proclaimed himself an adherent
can meeting at Athens last Monday evening,
and there publicly announced the course he
The Jew vote is giving the Democracy a
peck OF trouble. One organ declares that in
al home by preconcerled arrangement." while
another says that all the Jews voted the radical
ticket. These @ papers p have been declaring all
MIR Eggeston, of Cincinnati, is urged by
his tIitnds Is 10 contest the election of the Cop.
Rrsa Rr3saa de1eaedy sto
james KllbouTn an Albany carpenter, is
making some of the most effectual Campaign
speeches in the Empire state, and, with his coat
of and sleeves rolled up, gives his hearers what
he calls Jack plane arguments"
The New Haven Register says:-"We shall
stand by Seymour and Blair against the whole
hemisphere" Which is u very handsome ao-
Acknowledgement of the strength of the Republi-
The Cincinnati Enquirer posted the follow
ing on its bulletin board on Frlday:-"Chase
and Adams have been informally nominated
for President and Vice'President in place of
Seymour and Blair"
The Democrats of Oswego, N Y, had pre-
pared a full. sized effigy of negro to burn in
honor of their victories In Pennsylvania, In-
diana. and Ohio, but the exhibition was indeh-
nitely postponed.
tions. Montgomery was invited to leave Mr..
Lncoln's Cabinet, and Frank is invited to
vacale his place on the Democratic ticket
On the morning of The recent elections, Val
lanuisham's paper, the Dayton Ledger, was pro.
fusely illustrated with cuts of Irish narps, The
harps are now hung upon the willows.
Mr. Brown, colored, has been nominated as
a Republican candidate for the Massachusetts,
Legislature from the Third ward of Boston, by
the colored voters of that ward.
The Democrats have gained two United
States Senators in Ohio and California. and
will lose five in Connecticut, Indiana, Pennsyl
vsnia, Wisconsin, ana Tennessee
"A loyal paper in Georgia headsd It's des.
patches giving the result OF the recent elections
with the picture of a negro fiddler drawing his
The Alton Gliinois) Banner German De-
mocratic paper, ran up the names of Grant and
Col1ax recently. and repudiates Seymour and
The Boston Transcript thinks the Blair
| family has been declared unconstitutional and
| void by the American people.
The spirit OF Reputation is so strong in the
Democratic party that they talk of repudiating
| their own candidates.
| render before election, will General Grant give
--seneca Falls boasts of ladies' Grant and
"A place in Ohio for Democrats to go to
! Chsgrin.
The girl that Tilted HenIricks-Indi-Anna.
Another lost Pleiad-the World.