New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-04

democrats everywhere ConHdent, an
nounces the New York World. That par
ty includes all the confidence men.
A brick that needs burning-Brick
Pomeroy.
Seymour Mani tell you what, sir. De-
mocracy is looking up. Grant MAXWELL,
yonr bogus Democracy is so Hat on its
back that it can't look any other way.
United States Marshal Henry, of Yer
mont, is about to take the stump for Grant.
He is of tine old Revolutionary stock
double decked.
Horatio Seymour has declined SO many
times, and SO persistently, that there is no
doubt he will soon go into a general de
cline and close up business.
Blair styles Grant g candidate in arms"
Let the Democrats look out for squalls.
Blair" said cautious but inoorrigible
Democrat the other day, is good as far as
he goes, but he goes too fart"
The Old Democratic Sbip-one Seymour
(sea more) will wreck her, Wheeling In
telRgencer.
II the Democrats love the Union and the
Constitution so we'll, how is it that they
Waged war on both for four years?
The Western Republicans are circulating
photographs of Frank Blair as Republican
campaign documents.
1t is very proper that the convention
which drove Seymour like lamb to the
slaughter should follow him up with a
Ba-a-a.
The Democratic party deliberately sacri-
feed thousands of white men in order to
save their slaves, and yet it calls itself a
white mans party !-Nel7 Nation.
The J party are trying now to get up a
J party.
The abolition of the national banks is the
latest plank in the Democratic platform.
1t will do much to make the party "walk
the plank
A prominent Democratic politician of
Marion county, Indiana, upon hearing the
result of the New York convention, hoisted
banner inscribed "For President, Hora-
ito c. Moore"
General Palmer, of Illinois, thinks it
great deal better to talk horse than to talk
treason.
The Hudson IN. j. Gazette declares its
intention to support Grant and Colfax, and
to repudiate the nomination OF Seymour and
Blair.
Blair calls Grant the mailed warrior.n
Since Miss Anthony has come out strongly
in the Revolution for the Democratic ticket,
might not Seymour properly be styled the
female-d warrior?
1t is confidently stated that General John
A. Dix, now American Minister at Paris, is
one of the thousands of War Democrats
who. in refusing to support Seymour and
Blair, will heartily sustain Grant and
Colfax.
The Upton Times is the most influential
Democratic paper in the Eighth Congress
si0nal District CT Indiana. II calls the nom
ination Of Seymour and Blair the New
York infamy."
Apropos of the New York Citisen's head
ing, 'It might have been worse,n an ex-
change says: 'It might have been Wirz if
the Jail keeper hadn't been hung"
Two marked eras in our history; Penn
sylvania was invaded by the rebels July
4, 1868; New York was invaded by the
rebels July 4, 1868.
With the tongue of Bobadil and the
paunch of Falstaff, Humphrey Marshall
marches AGAINST Grant. Can Ulysses stand
such an onset?
Where does Seymour stand Tribune.
He stands without staggering. World.
And that is where
He differs from Blair.
philadelphia Press.
General Rosecrans washes himself clear
Of the Democratic convention. So does
General Sherman and all other fighting
Generals.
But your candidate I can not be. y
Seymour, July 0, 1868. But your Presi-
dent 1 can not be- Seymour, November
3, 1868.
There is a Democratic farmer in Jones
county, Iowa, who says that "the meanest.
most contemplate thing them fellows down
to Congress have done was to send a lot of
bureaus to them freedmen down Southlp
The Cincinnati Enquirer with exquisite
rony, speaking of the Blairs, says: at is
lot a family that ever had much.0
The Bedford correspondent of the Phila- |
lelphia Press, writing from the Springs, |
'tates that Justice Grier, now among the |
7isitors at that famous watering place, re-
yards Grants election as morally certain.
A Radical paper says that "when Horatio
md his intimate friend Blair stand by the |
,rave of Democracy in November, it is |
Confidently predicted that he will exclaim,
n mournful accents, "Alas, New Yorick!'
The Honorable T. W. Green, a promi-
tent Indianapolis Democrat, repudiates
seymour and Blair and comes out for
irant and Colfax.
The Democratic organ of New Hamp-
hipo NTH IiryaIz |
ecent letters, thanks God that Governor
seymour is not liable to delirium tremens!
S. J. Tilden, in letter to Seymour and
Blair ratification meeting in Washington,
ays: "In this contest we shall wage no
var Of defense. We carry oar arms into
nto Africa" Precisely. The Ku-Klux
Clans in Tennessee are pioneers in the
movement.
The Democracy of ten or twelve States
ave been absent from the party councils
or four or FIVE years; but nothing has been
lone during their absence that they object
9. "Tho' lost to sight, to memory DEAR
here has been a ''light in the window
or them all the while.
Judge Welfe, Of Virginia, in 1864 pub-
ished volume of two hundred and forty
our pages in vindication Of the South, one
.hapter of which contained an ELOQUENT
Defense Of the South, by Hon. Horatio
seymour"
Henry M. Watts, the newly appointed
minister to Austria, was never Democrat.
iince the Wing party ceased to have an
Existence he has been Republican, and it
} said Of him that he was the first to in
reduce American bonds to the German
larket at Frankfort.