The Union and journal., 1868-08-14

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the Demosratic oaadidats, wAieh may Be elssse'
spaaabls, bad and indi1ssnt, l. the following
embodied In tssA for Democratic barbecue
.'Hev's 10 the Cd Demscratio hulk she need
but one SEA more to sink her,"
Democratic stumper and editors tell Us th
bonds are held BY the rich while the poor pa
the taxes. Seymour nys the bonds shave son
into the hands Of innocent holders, who. to
vast amount. arc compulsory owners. n q
mirtaks TO mppo'e that they are mostly Asld b
eapitalists."
Judge Aldrich. who had the honor Of Dem
ocratic reception in Charleston few days age
said "This Is grand contest In which We ar
engaged; q contest for constitutional liberty
aid II Is the eontesi ia rhieh sce haze been en-
gagged sinee 1851"
The Louisville Journal says that when two
three Democrats are gathered together ther
will the spirit Of Democracy be also. That
true, no matter what the uI is.
The Democracy propose not only to rcpudiats
the national debt, but also the 18th Amend
ment, the Reconstruction acts. the restores
State governments Of the South, and the wa,
itself.
In the course Of the debate In the Senate ol
the United States, on Friday, Garrett Davi,
declared that "if Grant was not elected by
the white vote the people would not submit. u
This garrulous old female Is In favor Of Frank
Blair's war.
The Rev. Father Cabley, President Of the
great Catholic University Of Notrc Dame, was
In the procession which escorted Mr.. Collar
from the depot to the Fair Grounds, on his re-
cent reception at South Bcld-thus giving evil
dence that the Catholics Of his home resent the
base Democratic fabrications, In regard to the
asserted hostility Of Mr.. COlfaI to the Catholics
and foreigners.
The Democracy Of Indiana arc running for
Lieutenant-G Governor A. P. Edgertou, owner oil
Sl6S, 900 in Five-Twenties. Capt Hays, Dem.
ocratic candidate in the Xth Ohio District, /,
also large holder Of Government bonds, and
the Democracy are reported as going for him
Consistent Democrats!
The Boston Post says the Democrats Of Yer.
mont had an old.fashioncd convention last week,
and that "the enthusiasm rose to high-water
mark" The Vermont Democrats are set OF
cheerful clans. A gentle dew makes II high
tide for them.
The Washington correspondent Of the Worccs-
ter Spy says that 50 far from there being any at
tempt on the Presidents part to secure unanim.
ity in the Cabinet for seymour and Blair, Mr..
johnson himself. while giving the ticket q mega
tive support, is known to have no enthusiasm
whatever for It.
It Is stated that the majority Of Mr.. Steven
son, lately elected governor Of Kentucky by the
democrats, Is not less than 10000.
One Of the funniest Of political appeals is that
Of New York City democratic politician point
ing to and denouncing the burdens Of taxation
and the eItravagant expenditures Of republi-
can government.
When Bob Toombs and Frank Pierce shake
hands over the Democratic nomination, It Is
time for all loyal men to vote the other way.
Where are the Grant and Colfax ratification
meetings, ask the Democrats. Wherever .
number Of Democrats arc gathered together
with Rebel spouting treason in the midst
Those prove the most effective rati6cations Of
the Republican ticket.
The Columbus Journrl says: "The last act
Of the Rebels, before the war, was to vote the
Democratic ticket. The first act Of the Rebels,
after the war, was to vote the democratic ticket.
As there was but one step from Democracy into
rebellion, there was but one step from rebellion
back into Democracy"
The Wheeling Intelli9eneer, speaking Of
Thurman's speech in the Convention there, seys:
Thurman, asked his friends what they should
do with the Radical soldiers when they (the
Dcmocrats) got into power; and the Rebel crowd
cried out, "IIang 'em! hang 'em!'
The Democrats attempted ratification meet
ing at Deerfeld, Oneida county, few rods from
Gov. Seymour's door, q few days ago, but only
ten or fifteen men came out. The meeting ad-
journed without even cheer for Seymour. But
some Of the Governors "friends," having be-
como intoxicated, went ito the street and COM
mcnccd abusing peaceful citizens, two or three
Of whom were knocked down ani severely beat
en-. On their way home, however, they met
several sturdy brickmakers, whom they ordered
to hurrah for Seymour. This they refused to
do, when an assault was made upon them; but
the brickmakers proved too much for these
friends" and several Of the rioters were Be-
vcrcly and-rightcously punished.
The Fort Wayne (Ind.) Gazette announces
that Gen. James D. stccdman rcpudiatcs sey-
mour and Blair.
The Boston Post, (Dcmocratic,) says, "The
names Of Seymour and Blair have run like
wild-fre from hill to valley all over tho
and" That's correct fguro-dOwu hill all
Lhc time.
The Chicago Post says, "Thcrc is hiatus in
Grants history, say the democrats. That may
be, but II is nothing compared with the hiatus
he made in the democratic party at vicksburg
IN 1868, and at Appomatto1 in 1866.
The Raleigh IN. C.) Standard guarantees
30, 900 majority for Grant and Colfsx in North
Carolina.
The Biddeford Democrat says Z wants q re-
turn to "the rule Of old-fashioned Democracy"
80 do the Ku-KluIes Of the South; Hampton
md the pirate scmmes, and every rebel assassin
nnhung Is anxious in the same way.
The Chicago Post has the following "Frank
Blair says, revolutions cannot 60 backward
No, but revolutionists can; though Frank finds
L hard to 60 either backward or forward In .