Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-10-09
PohITlcAL ITEMS.

Grant acts, Seymour talks, and Blair blows
and drinks.
FARMERs RGaEMBER- Every vote ior Sey-
mour i a vote 70 Tax your farms,
Tue diiereuee--5iaiae Is EepnBliean;
Mania apotu Democratic
PLANT school-bouse at every crossroads,
and you dissolve the Democratic party.
W. H. ESGIsH, former Democratic mem
ber OF Congress from the Second district Of
Indiana, now supports Grant and Coliax.
''YoTE only for such men as were loyal 10
their country IN 1861. ."-General Grant.
liz il were not for Robert T. Lees rebel
soldiers Horatio Seymour woald not get
single electoral vote in November.
Tue Democrats are tricky, but they are
not well up in ledgerde Maine. .-iress.
WILLIAM NJ LENT, one Of the most
prominent State politicians in California, has
just come out for Grant and Colfax.
GENERAL BRNKguuorF says his own State,
Ohio, viii give fifty thousand Republican
majority.
REPUBLICANS, we vote twice for Grant this
fall; once on the 18th day OF October, aud
again on the Sd day Of November.
THE New York Herald says New York city
viii double the Republican vote Of iast year,
and that Grant and Gtiswold will carry the
State in November by a sweeping majority.
SEYMOUR is a jealous advocate Of thereduc
ton Of our army. Those who did so much
TO reduce our army ut Andersonville. Sails
bury, Belle Isle, aud in the battle Of the war,
will vote fer him.
JAMES T. BRADY, the distinguished Irish
Lawyer Of New York, is the latest accession
OF note to the Grant and Colfax ranks. The
SttR announces authorrauyeIy his withdrawal
from the Lost Cause.
THE Democratic party has become trea.
sonable factions II proposes to elect Presi'
dent for the purpose Of overthrowing the
laws, and offers no policy which does not IN
yoi9e revolution aud war.
4 vote for Hartranft and Campbell is a
vote for ecoGomy peace and prosperity; but
a vote for Boyle and EHt, their opponents
on the State ticket, is a vote for Seymour
and Blair, aud financial ruin.
The Democrats Of Lancaster had key of
powder in readiness for jubilee over the
Vermont election. They didn't buy any tor
Maine.
IN single ctu9 that paraaed on tuesday a
"eeh, Ii fhllaaelphla, at the Union League
meeting lnere marched twenty-five men who
voted the Democratic ticket last fall. Big
'''a"' '"a''
FRANE BLAIR has turned poet He lately
''threw off the following;
Into the pure and crystal cup
A gill ! poured of ancient rye,
Az. Aud as with tins mixed up
Inc wafer s1ll'ea-duo 5" uld !.
We asked an old resident If he saw The
Democratic celebrstion an S.,t,,r,l... .,,a.,;rc,
He raniied. II SAW !, lons, rrlaes;l,,, - az,
Grants paroIed prisoners@is s that what Won g,l,
referred to"'--Ne1c Orleans Republican,.
Tar Ds,,oar..ts .,ra ,,,,,,,..rI;-,, -at,1, e--,,
Nar,.Ia,.d ,,tr p..r,.,sI,..,',,77 49,
frst riIre rho rabrIs ~. rris.5 - -.
Sr4ta In f}fs attaa-,t rl,e,, win ,asot ,vitb
serend Getrgs6urg
sovg Dsaocr., 1fs.ontont.d ,.:,h .ha
re,,s f,l,,, ysrn,g,,, 80 +I,at'tl,a -
10 ba,,l,-a,, 80 III :; ~. 60 -
- .L-,.:I :. III. - si.us
ien lHIy I'' 'liIu ~ ns Gui '''e "al'
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~ t ~, Gu, I ',i's,5''..u Sc sl.n
Ian tli9 u uSl anu ooi'aNf soo'
OF the Kuklux Khan,
And with them Wen beat any man.
Tup reason ,yr,, Nortbsr, rer.,,f.r;,..,.
,yho ca Sonfb are OILED ..sr,,af .hgs5ers i ~
,iistiEsrisb tbem fr,w me na,noreats g.bo
..,.arssII,, g.--g ,te;r .l,,,b..in IN -
2s5s.-ab;af
T,,r parrI.l;,.,. If N,-,l.,,,,,.r, .,,4
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,t..s iL1-i's - 80. n
crstic [onTfies buf aysrv RaanbI;csn We
copnts as heavily as if i were thrown in
g...ncaster or ALLEGHENY.
boans a. c.,Ti oyi o.s ,b $3.50 So sg 'ea Up a
~, r,s,rt;,,l. -, 7f-s,d - -
frar, Nargl,,d bove hoa, 'i,-,-'g ;orJ e. ~,
,,rros, 81 carr,;,,,, .,,.';r, -
ionaI districts. BE- on the Iook o,f far I6e4r
C,1 J,,ys n w,,rov laad;nr na.uo
crat ot NI,nroa ,.,.,tg r., f.,r,s.L7-n,,,,s,r
Of Inc State Senate. Ia, yyritfso a strong Ist.
ter for Grant and CoIfax. So fba work ,naq
on.
is vote ciyeu far rrar. DesoIation, and Rpin''
For Of ali this. the leaders have giyen us due
warning.-"Choose We this day whom We viii
serve.
HE Copperheads have made the issue
IDEAS 3rncinIes , snd rolicies and I"ysl ny 2a, q,
govern The country, ar sbail the disIoyaI mon
North and South reverse the noIjev If fba
C,overnnent and Govern tbe cof,rtr1 +, tbai-
own interests?
General Grant was lately IN Chicago, he WAS
asked bv a frieud.wbetEer johnson was for
rim or f,r Seymour. Grant smiled aod 70.
r,iad. ..WaU- 7 reckon rbar, ,gban ia ~,
OF seymour he's for me, aud when he thinks
Of me he's for Segmonr.
nsa.-,. 80,
ao5 laoSAllp ,,i o1laotE i ooaSls 'na' ne never
war while many Ioyal woman gave not onIv
her husband and son, but invested her little
earnings in her couutrys cause.
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