New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-02
DOrs FOR DEAEOORATs.

The wind bloweth.
And so does blatant Blair.
But his wind has disagreeable smell.
Seymour processes all the cardinal vir.
tues.
But 81. G. says he will lie.
Grant acts.
Seymour talks.
And Blair blows.
Cape May has Hancock.
Washington has Wade Hampton.
The Blair family is remarkable family
They are blood relations of the Barna-
cles.
And stick to Office closer than a brother
Carl Sohurz is capital good fellow.
Aud can think WELL talk well, and act
WELL.
1t is said that when Blair stumped In
diana in 1860 against Dougl,s, he branded
the Democracy as a "vile, miserable
party" and abused Douglas and Hendricks
so fiercely that Voorhees, called him (Blair)
the 'prince Of blackguards.s Voorhees,
having now been renominated for Congress
can ask Blair to come and harangue 1.-The
vile, miserable party" once more from a
D emocratic stump,
Toombs says: "If General Grant wants
peace, let him join the Democratic party y
That's it. And turn his guns against the
party that saved the Union. There will be
no peace until the ends which Toombs and
his compeers set out to gain are accom-
plished. That is what Toombs means and
what he says. Wait until Grant succeeds
to the Presidency, and Toombs shall have
his answer
About two Thousand Democratic lies, at
a low estimate, are smashed up by a single
dispatch of three or four lines announcing
that the whole appropriation for expense
OF reconstruction at the South was ''nearly
i've hundred thousand dollars" So much
for the pretense that reconstruction costs
tie country ever so many millions!
The New York correspondent of the
Charleston Courier announces that General
Franklin is about to write series of articles
showing up what sort of fraud" General
Grant is. Certainly; it is now in order for
Franklin, Fitz John Porter, McClernand.
and every other played-out humbug to
throw mud at General Grant.
The Tanner Clubs are thus described:
The uniform consists of leather apron and
a peculiar cap, and the clubs are armed
with lanterns like those formerly borne BY
the Wide Awakes. All good Republicans
are admitted, and military men are usually
chosen for officers.
An exchange remarks: "The World says
in one place that everybody is coming over
to Seymour and Blair, and in another that
the RAIDS are making jackasses of them
Selves If the former statement is true the
latter must be.
The London Spectator says that the Re-
Dublicans Of America will "have only TO
'aise the cry of Grant and Honesty TO |
larry the whole country.n 1t is a good |
dea and good cry. The American peo. |
,le, after having sacrificed everything for
heir country, will not consent to have their |
ountry's flag dishonored by the foul stain
If reputation.
The Norwich Bulletin, having read Mr..
speech, in which he charged the
expenses OF the war upon the Republicans,
ays that General Forrest ought to have
ollowed in speech charging the Fort Pill
ow massacre upon the "niggers' who were
'utchered.
Democratic quarrels have already begun.
The NdtiOndl LateHgencer thus "pitches
nto2 its Democratic ally in New York:
ave observe that the New York World
) entering fiercely into controversies as to
1Aom and to whom not Cabinet appoint-
tents shall be given by Mr.. Seymour. IL
an exceedingly wise organ, indeed, that
'ments discOrd in the bosom of its own
arty before its success is assured. Let
suggest to that shifting concern to con
ne its attacks to the common enemy.n
Soma faIlo,v Who ,5isa-nooo-
Demncrst " y inf0Tms for ~ aOea aore one name o.
ot nV"S; ~. InlOrns tne general public
1bilitv Of ENGLAND and has hr;@bt sr;s.n " VIZ
attic blood in his veins. Wbera1non a,,o
Irishman is expected to on into rsnturss
r this representative of British sr;s.
cracyl
There is a hiatus in Grants history, say
e Democrats. That may be, but it is moth
g compared with the hiat us he made I'm !
e Democratic party at Vicksburg in l s63.
ID at Appomattox in 1866.
II is a significant fact tbot soraro, 1
-, - : sis laoi tua1 several young
,mocratic councils of tbis citv have II bee,, sa c
able TO ago', the nomination of Sevmour :
d Blair, and have EXPRESSED their deter.
nation to vote against that tickst - :
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y Sonr u =, 'n9 O;,i eosi seAtly VINO Inlnks 9
. .h3t - .ha =. ~ les"Le one A-ost Cause II
Z. ali tbat has | heen doro oor1eic tnr1 sue
~ ns,-ot;n taas ,;iI 1 Seon uo1e to"ard recon
The WilIiamant;c ra,,v,a,. 1 S1 a. L
4 Blair are snnnased ~ @ he Soy Sey .nVar
. temnerance ca,sa Nsevrno',- oIssseu ~
inres and pIa;r f,rnis,;r. - AZ sis!ng .ais
nu,nIa Sn0 HiSnuuA