The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-08-13
K.eaging tna FouI Party.

pubIcaUs throughout the country III dUdh-
doning the sinking ship of Radicallsm and
taking passage in the s:aunch old Demo
cratic bark leaves m doubt whatever OF
The triumphant election Of Seymour and
Blair. The days of Radical misrule and
oppression are drawing TO a close, and the
honorable men who have heretofore lden-
tilted themselves with that organization
are now Joining hands with the Democra-
cy to aid in bringing about consumma-
ton so devoutIy TO be wistel. If there Is
no abatement in the popular feeling which
prevails 80 extensively and 50 ctreeringly
throughout the country Al the present time,
Grant will be woree beaten than Scott
was. and with bis defeat viii come the
downfall Of that most Infamous Of all po-
litical organiz atoms, the Radical party.
God hasten the glorious day Of our coun-
try's redemption from the usurPations,
corruption, extravaganza ard pecu'ation
Of The party now in power
We gyoup together few of the more
notable conversions fpUrn Radicalism TO
stse trra Democratic faith which have oc-
cGfred within the past week or two
The ''loyal 'cagse7 of Philadelphia has
expelled egdts-taco of its members FOX non
payment af dues, and they have joined
Democratic clubs
In the sans city several hundred Ger
man voters who have hitherto acted with
the Radicals have declared their intention
TO support Seymour and Blair, and 1t is
estimated that not less than three fourths
of the German citizens of that city will
vote the Democratic ticket
Hon. David s. Gooding, Q. S Mar
shal OF the District of Columbia, has gone
10 the State Of Indiana to take the stump
for Seymour and Blair. lie was Lin
coin elector III 1861.
Hon. T. Z Backus, who WAS elected
a Judge Of tIre Supreme Court Of Ohio by
the Radicals, has come out fat-footed for
Seymour and Blair At a Democratic
meeting recently held in Cleveland he
rnade a most telling speech against the
party with which he has heretofore acted.
At a Democratic meeting in Fayette
county, Ohio, on Saturday week, the
principal speakers were Judge Il. ii.
Briggs and Col. John NJ Connell. Both
these gentlemen have been staunch RePub-
iicans. but declare that they can no longer
zanctioa the infamous course parsued by
the Radical Congress styling Itself the
Government
Col Lyman L. Jackson, Of Perry coun-
~, Ohio, made speech in the Democratic
Congressional Con9ention held at Circle
vile, in the Twelfth District Of that State,
"a the 8th inst. in which he renounced
Rad;calism and declared for Democracy.
81 a recent meeting Of the Seymour
Club of Media, Della ware county, II this
State, J. M Borreli. Esq, who had been
elected Secretary Of the Grant Club ar
that place, signed the roll of the Demo
cratic Club, reaounoed Radicalism and
made an eloquent speech n favor Of the
Democratic nominees.
The Quincy (EH) Rsrq53 says that in
that city there have not been less than
fifty changes of German radicals from
Grant TO Seymour in the course OF the
pas+ month, and in Adams county not less
than two hundred.
Such are the glorious tidings which
reach us frcE all sections Of the country,
and such sre The anmistakabie signs which
foreteH the coming Of peace and prosperity
10 our now distracted and desoIated coun-
try. With tho Democracy aroused to
action everywhere and the true Union men
of the Republican party nOcking IN over
whelminG numbers to our standard, 1t
cannot be otherwise than that a glorious
triumph awaits US in November next.