The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1868-09-30
Come out from among the foul Party

Come out from among the foul Party
The Colorado Transcript, that run ar
Grants name in April, 1867, has hauled il
down; and come out in favor OF the Demo
cratic nominees, because Hiram Ulysses
has not maintained his Independence.
The Ripon wis, J Representative has
taken down the names Of Grant and Col.
fax, and run up those Of Seymour and
Blair. sa- f5f, ,,ists -, e., =
The Greensburg Indiana) Expositor
until recently strongly Radical, has come
out for Seymour and Blair. -.
The Danbury (Conn.) Times, heretofore
Radical, has declared for Democracy.
The Parkersburg West Virginia) Amer.
lean, heretofore an ardent, influential Jour
nal, takes down from it masthead the name
OF Grant, and puts up the Seymour flag.
Gen. A. Sanders Piatt, of Ohio gallant
officer, who commanded brigade during
the war, has declared himself in favor Of
the Democratic nominees. eHi.a e ii:
Hon. James B. Hubbell, late Republi-
can member of Congress from Ohio, has
abandoned Radicalism, and is doing good
service for Seymour md Blair. .oI .eifs
DR.. Morgan, of Evansville, Indiana, a
lifelong opponent. of the Democratic party,
is now ranged under its glorious standard.
Marshall Gooding, Of Indiana, one Of the
electors at large on the Radical ticket in
1864, has protested against rRadicalism
and come ont enthusiastically for Seymour
and Blair. ..s;a u, zsflsat s..Ia s,r..i Il, sst
Ex-Governor Sherwood, Of Wisconsin
has become disgusted with the rascality
and corruption of .Radicalism, and come
out enequivocally for Seymour and Blair,
and will take the stump in their behalf. "a
+ Hon. "a. G. Webb, Radical Senator from
the Twenty-Third Senatorial District oil
Wisconsin, gentleman OF prominence and
ability, has issued an address setting forth
his reasons for abandoning the Radical
party, and uniting with the Democrats in
the coming contest. Fr 40 s. q. vi
/ Gen. George D. Robertson, of Cayuea
county, New York, who has spent eigh-
teen months in Florida, became disguised
with the workings of the carpet-baggers
and scalawags, returned home, and recent.
" made an able speech at Auburn in favor
OF the election of Seymour and Blair. g Ct
FL. G. Hewes, Republican since 1856
who not only aided in raising six regiments
during the war, but with his three sons, en-.
tered the service, has renowned the party
and declared his intention to cooperate
with the Democrats, because he has ''more
confidence in their Willingness to remedy
existing evils.".a nj r. 'if'sss. e2.,ei
Judge Melton. of Pittsburg Pa, has
abandoned Republicanism, and come out
for Seymour and Blair. a { 80
Hon, Franklin T. ,Backns, of Ohio, who
has always opposed Democracy heretofore
recently made speech at Cleveland, ia
which. he said: Il say tonight what ]
never said before, that ! stand here Dem
ocrat Democrat as defined in the New
York Convention. am willing to fight
under the banner of Democracy, and God
willing, we will achieve a glorious vic
tory.nag8 ga - gssas Er.4 81 .,qf
w. G. johnson, of Quincy, Illinois, un-
til recently an active and jealous Republi
can, has left that party, and gives as his
reasons that, under its leaders, it has be-
Comc IcNOIutiOudTy, anu Will uuAiIy leu u
subversion of free government; hence be
renounces it and joins the Democrats.
Col. Nc HI. Brooks of Charleston, Cole
County, Illinois. an ardent and jealous Re-
publican during the war, made q speech on
the goth t1ltimo to some eight thousand
people, in which he announced himself in
favor of Seymour and Blair, and gave salts
factory reasons for so doing. a7a l-t'
Richard Dalton, a talented young lawyer
of Rolls county, Missouri, heretofore a
prominent Radical, recently delivered 9
speech before Democratic Convention al
New London, and formally announced that
he had abandoned the rotten hulk of Radi-
calism, and was henceforth . supporter Of
Seymour and Blair. I'D YllaiJf'A
W. Boulware, Of Palmyra. Missouri
Attorney for the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
one of Governor Fletcher's appointees, has
''come out from among the foul party" and
arrayed himself under the banner of the
Democracy of the Southwest. ,.-
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