New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-28
poTs FOE pEMOoRATs.

Lon. William Pitt Fessenden is announced
to speak before Grant and Colfax club at
Auburn, Maine.
General Burnside is President of the
Soldiers and Sailors Grant and Colfax club,
Of Providence.
Virginia, Massachusetts,, and Pennsyl-
vania each had ten electoral votes at the
first Presidential election.
The Copperheads had not pluck enough
TO 1ght for the rebels but they have brass
enough to vote with them.
be Pine Bluff (Ark) Vindicdtor warns
Radlc..ls that the spirit of Booth still lives,
and that the dagger will sometime pierce
their polluted earcasses.p
The Democratic party is Just now com.
posed of Rebels, Nullifers, and Repudiators
ReDubllcanism is Loyalty, Patriotism, and
Good Faith. Choose yel
Tipperary and Kilkenny, ireland, are said
to be in favor of Seymour and Blair
Tipperary and Kilkenny, New York, certain
ly are.
The rebels say, "by the election of sey-
moEr we regain our lost cause" That
would be a short way of regaining what
they fought four years, in vain, to achieve
and which a half million of loyal lives
were sacrificed to prevent.
Bragg, the former rebel general, is now
manager Of the New Orleans city water
works. The wholesome horror OF FIRE OBJ
tained by him during the rebellion makes
him a jealous and efficient worker in water.
.EzcAGnge.
April, 1868, Governor Seymour vetoed the
bill passed by the New York Legislature
allowing soldiers 70 vote In the field. The bill
was passed over his veto, and the New York
soldiers were therefore allowed to vote.
Flow Governor Seymour wants the votes of
the soldiers. se
A letter from New York says that ssshe
Republicans are pushing the canvass with
great Yigor without making much noise
about II, The State Central Committee are
making arrangements for public meetings
in all the great towns on the Hudson river,
and all along the line Of the CeRtral railroad
through to Buffalo. The rnost elective
speakers that can be obtained wiz address
the meetings.7
IT we may believe Mr.. Abbott, the recently
elected United States Senator from North
CAROLINA, over ten million dollars OF North
ern money has been invested In that State
since the var. The money was all brought
10 North Carolina In carpet bag.
There vas a great Republican mass meet.
angatB la0ibus. Indiana, lately. The process
sion Has = msie AND half loug. Speeches
were mHde by Carl Schurz, Colonel ThomAa
o.. Nelson, CDlanel R. P Dehart and Colonel
Thomas y. atillweil, The meeting was 4
grand euccesa-
Our Democratic friends 20 in strong for
economy. They thtnk that aii the miliions
that nave been spent In prosecutine the war
have beea wasted. Imagine pickDocket
contemplating policeman with the mourn.
4lil remark, .sAh this is what we are taxed
1or-iust TO keep this fellow il idleness.e
Colonel ,. J: Guppy, of Portage, Wtscou
slpj formerly ColOnel OF the z3d Wisconsin
candidate for congress from TINT dlstriet- A
Atp 81 high character aud considerable il,
1aR1a, has declared for Grant and Celfax.
ll 76nfhern Democrats all seem TO be
convinced thsy have made a mistake in
AAyi4B What tAeg believe 50 openly and are
crying 70 lido what they have done. But
Z Y 700 aala. They have already shown
tAas s.etsA 'oe', and the people can't be
H6f1tlfs pf8ttnded feu6ri ~ Ma snsarh "A
the Rink 40 tnLg city. % Saturday niohl
Last 1.-THE report eousiased u three blsnk
Iue54 quietly remarked fhntat would rosf
MS friends lO trouble to 2xtlain IN. i'hie n
m1Ig tNAa can be said q Gngtrnor arvT
z1nafa speeches, al Of WHlth ha9e "a H
expIatHea away up g tue data of sis nom
z1lIlpn f0f lhe Presidency, 70 render IA
rOAAt1pn IN harmony with she EaU Yorf
plnlIs1.4 = Qssnoy (lii.j Wig,
asid fs4end 81 General Grant 10 his n
Isleu4 al.n days agY: It IS oltrkfsea1.
N1AefaI shat some ~ these vile ConpAshn aA
4aI4als tladure y0u 80 scaadaloua|4.
said the 1ener4i don'f Let that anz
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