New Orleans Republican., 1868-08-25
DoTs FOR DEMOCRATS.

Trying to raise Gam" They have sue
cesded at last. He has turned up in Louis
vile, where he headed the rebel ticket
voted for lately. He was of course elected.
Louisville is Democratic city.
Fire your gum said a poor laboring
man in Detroit, while the Democrats were
ratifviag Seymour's nomination, "yeu can't
TOOL me any longer. | voted your ticket
until it took three dollars to buy what /
used to for seventy-fiye cents, and now
think it's about time for change
That was a very disrespectful remark of
Vallandigham, that Mr.. Seymour, next
March, twill 60 into the White House and
cleanse it." Though it shows little respect
for Mr., Johnson, it shows less regard for
truth, as General Grant has been selected
to clean out the rottenness of the White
House next March.
The Democratic leaders who are now
proclaiming that victory is sure thing for
Seymour and Blair are false prophets.
They proclaimed the war failure at the
Chicago convention. In no one instance
has one of their prophecies been fulfilled.
Put not your trust in false prophets.
The Springfield Republican says:
The month that has passed since the
Democratic clans gathered at New York
has witnessed an extraordinary change in
the political aspect of the country. The
present prospect is that Grant will carry
the country with as clean a sweep as Lin
coin did in 1864, and by majorities much
greater.
1t has been stated that Governor Sey-
nour never originated anything. This is a
mistake, for he was the first to inform Presi-
dent Lincoln that it was believed by at
least one-half of the people of the loyal
States that the conscription law was in it.
self a violation of the supreme constitu-
1ional law
In Missouri Democrats are Hunalterably
opposed TO negro suffrage and declare it
"a gross insult and ghastly mockery.p
But IN Louisiana white Democrats get to-
gether 10 clubs and listen to instructions
from "the eloquent colored orator, Rollins
and in Mississippi white Democrats vote tor
a negro to be State Senator's Louis
Democrat.
The Meridian (l[iss.) Nercuy blair and
SEYMOUR says: with the skull and cross
bones of the Lost Cause before us, we
will swear that this is a white mans gov
ernment. We must make the negro under
stand we are the men we were when we
held him in abject bondage, and make him
feel that when forbearance ceases to be
virtue, he has aroused a power that will
control him or destroy him."
Lieutenant A. G. Malloy. of the United
States army, formerly Colonel of the Seven.
teenth Wisconsin regiment, has been spend-
ing ashort leave of absence at his old home
in Baraboo. He has been stationed in
Texas for the past year. The Republic re-
ports that be " declares a residence of less
than year in Texas would convert the
most ultra Democrat, who had any spark of
honesty in his composition, into as ultra
Radical
A record has been opened at the custom
house in East Saginaw, in which the CAP
tains OF the vessels reporting have affixed
their names with reference to the Presi-
DENTAL candidates they will go for. Of
thirty'i 'iour names entered, thirty-one were
Ior Nrant and three for Seymour. Two de-
chned to sign, one of whom said his father
was Democrat, and he was a Democrat.
butbe would be cursed If he would ycte
for Seymour.
correspondent writing TO the Tribune
rom Niagara Falls, says; "You may be
Interested to hear that, in cur town, which
polls about 800 votes, there were over
sixty voters who intended to vote for Mr.. |
Enase, had he been nominated by the New
York convention, but have decided 10 vate
Tor Graht and Colfax since the nomination |
OF seymour. Quite a number of them
were War Democrats. They will not touch |
anything tinged with "copper"
The way Seymour and the New YorL
democrats who hold bonds will feel Alter |
the November election, may be illustrated |
by the experience of the man who hoUgbt |
some hogs in Illinois and drove them to |
Cnicago, where he was compelled to sell at
loss of S400. Returning home he was
asked by a neighbor what his profits were,
"Well, said he, II reckon / didn't make
much money out Of the trip, but | had the
company OF the hogs down.
a leading Democrat of Port Jeryis. New
York, ia letter TO the editor of the Union
sayss II can't go secession and Copperhead. |
ism as embodied in the nominations of the |
democrats. don't see it. / believe the |
aess blood Of the country was shed in put |
ung down the most wicked and Internal of
81 Ievsihons. We must stick to our princi-
Pc, Pr Sall good Democrats and Republicans
ss.,5el ana stand BY the old flag, and tread
LII. ~ leee ene nag Of secession and re-
Puuiauon borne by Horatio Seymour
a Leading Democrat of Port Jeryis. New
ora 10 note to the editor Of the Uaion.
sseys,. caus 20 secession and copper
1eau-siH a. SiHYOuteu III the Nominations of /
the Democrats. don't see n I hei;sSa I;s "a
the best blood Of this country was sSed IL
putting down the most wicked and 1sr inSsrnai ~
Of all rebellions. We must sicl, Il onr l,a
principles, (all good Democrats and Remit
Ilcans alike) and stand by the old aar, and
tread under onr feet the flag Of secession
and reputation unfurled and borne bV
Horatio Seymour tell you we must wbin
ihem again, and we will do it.y
Z Whatever the Republicans OF other
sss,es may be doing, the Republicans Of |
ilell nislana can surely not be charged with |
n n q e FAfmness and inactivity. Satisfied a.
alsy are that they will elect sheir State |
.lcest "a October BY from 1900 10 20. 400
2. lea}ori'ys g sna that they will give Grant and
xoll1x Z y Y November larger maiorify than
sae % hePuoiicam have yet obtained IA IN
uasna, tney proceed with he same enerrv
ana pasnsfaklng uellteration as fbonrS w
.ssas .sa. were extremAiy doublful, and d
Ihoegn tpeir penocfasle sdsslsSfses wo.I "
CONTEST every inch Of groand.
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