The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-18
POLITICAL.

-Vallaudigham, who, along With Hampton
FoIfts', et oDlac, Lo g runs the Democratic ma
chipe, made speech IN Coreress, on the 9th
OF July, 1861, just be ore the battle of Bull Ran.
in which he uttered the following sennment:--
Then, sr, am not a Southern man, either.
Although IN this most unnoly aud unconstitu-
uOnal Crusade against the South, in the mids,
OF the insuItection and murder TO which she
has been subject and with which she is still
ihrealened-witn the torch of the Incendary
and the dagger OF The assassin suspended over
ber-my most cordial sympathes are wholly
with her.
-Tney are playing in the South German Pro-
vinclal theatres farce entitled, "Audre john
son, or the President D Hot Water.r Senators
Ross, FOwler,and Henderson appear on the stage.
each carrying big bag, supposed to contain
gold; on opening them the Senators find that
the bags are dlled with leaden bullets. Ben.
Butler and A. J. have n violent alteration in
the course OF the play, agd the deROuemeRt Is
the Goddess of Liberty scourging the whole
crowd from the stage.
"A correspondent writes from Rensselaer,,
jasper county, Indiana that the Copperheads
Ol that region are circulating a burlesque life
OF Grant, written in vulgar language, aud illus.
tlated with obscene pictures. Tue effect is to
disgust all decent people of whatever party.
The Grant and ColtaX Club is prosperng nobly,
and viii accomplish good WORK.
The Mobile Tribune has this:
FTlCnds-felow citizens of Mobile-Comra1es
OF the Queen City OF the Gulf! Lctus make one
more effort in behalf OF our rights and our liber-
tics. If we are successful in the approaching
contest, we shall regain all we lost in the Lost
Causcn
Tie Chicago Post has the following: :-"When
Seymour feels the cold wind OF the Sd of NOvem-
Der blowing upon him, he viii eXClaim as he
exclaimed 10 Lincoln during the war-"S!op the
draft ~
The Chicago Times mos. truly says:-"If
Democrats vote as they fought, they will vote
Tor Seymour, against the intamy of reconstruc-
ton, and against Grant" Never spoke the
Times more truly or more honestly
Some of the SpditiOnS Son tlpYDprl Ipplorp If
Seymour is not elected they will leave the
country. That is one of the strongest arguments
for the election of Grant.
son The Rebel who deprived you OF a
father will vote for Seymour and Blair Father !
The Rebel who deprived YOU of a son will vote
Frank Blair to the crowd at Omaha:-"Fel'r
ci'2eps i Iye don anythin' u displease yer,
'Iaign me fore Ter b-bbar!"
The Fort Wayne Ind.) Gazette announces
that General James B. SteeJman repudiates
seymour and Blair.
The trouble with Wade Hampton is that
Grant gave him his parole, but in DONG 50 took
from him his payroll.
General Grant crushed the Rebellion The
present political contest is the endeaYOr Of the
Rebellion 10 crush him.
The Democrats declare that Grant won's
run well. He does not in war, but he will in
peace.
The Tennessee Legislature adopted resOlu-
ton yesterday, in honor of the memory of
Thaddeus Stevens.
The Milwaukee Sentintl, having described a
grand Democratic ratification meeting" OF
that city, concludes with the foliowing:-"AS a
speculation by the proprietoGs of the bar at the
Rink, IL was a success; a funeral 1T was
dou hi full, and as a ratification il was n fizZle"
The canvass in South Carolina grows warm.
Among the persons now on the STUN are Wade
Hampton, Howell Cobb. Governor Vance Gov
ernor b. +. Perry, the Hon. j. b. Campbell, and
General Nj. O. Butler. What q corruscation ei
Democratic eloquence!