The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-07
POI.ITICAL-l

Tue Mobile Register cxhorts Its disciples 10
dc.l with the white Republicans after th,
fashion:
They are dogs, and should be treated as
dogs dogs only tolerated now because the
power OF the sword is In the hands Of our enc
mics in Congress, but will not be tolerated ono
hour after the people receive tho liberty TO do
justice upon their opprcssors. 1t is the duty
OF every Southern man TO cut these veTmin.
EXcommunicate them; spcw them out as out.
casts and social pariahs, with whom II Is dis
graceful to hold social intercourse. The white
rebels Of The South only want their rights, that
Is all
II they had their rights, they would be hung,
every mothers son Of them.
Tue Hartford PoR says, in reference to the
claim OF General McClernand to have fur.
nished the brains for Grants army: The
only thing that gives color to the claim is the
fact that he hasn't any left. Hes done some.
thing with them ithc ever had any"
WADE HNHrroY tells the colorci electors
of the South that "ihey must vote the Demo.
cratic ticket or staryc." Hampton. and all
who vote with him will 80 rive" II they earn
nothing until they succeed in clcciing Sey-
I mout. SO says the New York Commercial.
IENEY l., WAIT, OF Albany, New York, was
Democratic member OF Assembly III 1858; but
he cannot stand the Democracy OF PcadlctOn
aud Blair. He Is neither repudiator nor a
rcvolutionist, and 80 goes for Grant, COiflx,
and Griswold
GENERAL SIcKLEs, in = letter to a gentle.
. man IN Y ltNtlAnu says - am ltJOlCtu 10 near
from every quarter that Ohio is safe for Grant
Pennsylvania is all right, and do not regard
me aH rash man when tell you that New
. York is AS sure for Grant rs Ohio"
TnE Hon. James l.. Seward, formerly repre-
sentative in Congress from Georgia, who was
. W to last week, a warm supporter OF Sey'
mOGr and Blair, has announced his intention
4 TO give his vote and influence for Grant and
tOilaN.
\ VOTE was taken In the senior class Ia
ale College the other day, with the follow
lug result: Frat division, Seymour IL, GRAM
IS; second division, Seymour 10, Grant Is
total, Grant %, Scymour2I
The Chester County Journal, published Al
Downington, Pa, heretofore neutral paper
has hOisted the Grant and Collar, IIartranft
and Campbell flag, and 10 doing good SERVED
In the Republican cause.
BERT. l.. CLARKE, esq secretary Of the
seymour and Blair club OF Trcmpeleau, Wis.
AMI young lawyer of much promise, hal
abandoned seymour and Blair, and come ou'
for Grant and COlfAN.
IT - TumOFcd that after the 4tA Of Novcm
Der, Mr.. Seymour wtll devote his ample leisure
20 preparing Al agricultural work, TO be callet
"Ihu History oil the Watermelon, from thi
earliest ages 10 the present time"
Mr.. GEO IloLLIDAY, the democratic county
clerk OF tlcarvilc, Ill, has made bot tina
Illinois Will give the Republican ticket 1000
majority.
GREAT DEIOCRATIJ GNINs" exclaimed Al
industrious pickpOckct the other day, as ht
transferred the contents Of the pocket OF
Republican, TO his own.
Tua La Crosse Il. yuJlirIr mentions that Dr
STeIry, of lie soto, WizcOu-in, chairman OF
Democratic CluN, has rCnOuuced the Demo
cratic party, and goes for Grant and COllsX.
lIpX. SAN. GALLow ny IL to canvass Michi