Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-08-14

ID Z r "A w a Il Ey
O. q rue in5y wore the BIas and fol-
W. lowed Cen oral Grant.
Hurrahl Hurrahl deceive them now you
The Boys In Ellue forever true VIII follow
H1rfa6l H6rrah Il HurnhiH
One of our DemocratiC exchanges,
after noticing a Seymour TatidoGtlon
meetings e1ultingly. e1clalmHs "Lhe
knows his danger when SsymouE's
friends eongregate.
-Lincoln's letter TO Grant on tho cap.
ture Of ViCksburgh closed with these
generous words ST now wish 30 make
a personal GcEnoWlod cement that You
were right and was wrong"
III State had TO run Horati0 Seymour
5 times to elect him Governor Q times,
how many times win 81 States have 10
run him, to elect him President Tor
Governor Of them) I time
DoolittIe says that Seymour fought
the battle Of Gettysburg. He 80 only
half right he simply encouraged the
rebels to fight it, Buffalo Express.
A peut up Utica contracts our powers
Seymour ana BbGtTs
The whole boundless continent is
ours Grant and Cog0r.
A correspondent Of The Jefferson
(Tsxas) Fu KluL (Blaig and SeymouT'
writes: "The nigger and the
man are not likely 20 agr"- ,-hIts
nigger yields to the .,-ie,s t1e
which he car .,-r,1Te ,s,e5lS "a -
So 80 40, or die.
..caeeA Democrat and you'll hud
( Rebel under his skin.
Here fa a new song 90 an old measure
/ General Blair came TO town
HfdingR new hobby
/ The Rebels 6dduRh him anobby."
] General blair ha { hal h@f
1 The Gene raj found 10 hRnuYf
/ But the country knows tnGat no would DO
I No better than one Andy
1t has been stated that Gov. Seymour
never originated anything This is
mistake, for he was the first 20 inform
President Lincoln "thR6 10 was believed
by at least ome-half Of the people OF the
loyal States that the COuEcriptiBn act
was in itself violation Of the supreme
constitutional law"
An ardent Democratic sheet published
in Texas tells us to go TO H. Thank
youl We never did attend q Copper
head pow-woW and we are too old 70 be-
gin now.-Chicago Post.
When the name Of General Grant
was mentioned In the Democratic Con-
vention, it Was received with hlggeB
but that Of A. 81. Stephens the traitor
and rebel Vice President was greeted
with cheers long ana loud.
ThrohEh ticket 10 Salt river-tha Dom-
ocratic ticket.
Grants acts, Seymour talks, and Blair
blows.
The ETarbfoet Post thus hits the nail
on the head: ''The Democratic party is
the heaoe party in war, and the war
party In peace"
The hall in which che late Democrat
1c convention Of Kansas, az Topeka was
held was fssto0ned with one ReDe, nae
and one belonging 70 Cclorad Union
Regiment. They were entwined with
e.%sch other,
HBut your candidate I cannot be.'=
Seymour, July 8, 1868. But your Pres
ident I cannot be.--ToYeubar 9. 1883.
The Senate of Ala'baaau has passed q
bill removing all political disabilities
WSlaoHt requiring even an oath.
The Irish Republic says With emil
nent good sense; ''Irishmeu in Amer
loan politics must work from the Amer
loan standpoint, and remember that it
is their citizenship that, entities them
TO vote and shout, and mot the fact Of
| their being born IN ireland"
Supporters Of Grant-Sherman
Sheridan, Thorn as, Meade, FaFagut,
and eight ouI of ten other loyal olioers
and men who fought under the Stars
and Stripes during the Rebellion.
Supporters Of Seymour Be8uFagard,
Forrest Hampton, Semmes, Io0mbs,
and nine-6enlhs of the Rebels who
fought under the Stars and Bars. Thii
fact needs no comment.
I'VE must have a President" says
e Democratic candidate for Vice
President who Wlil execute enc Wll
ofthe people BY trampling into che
dust the UsurpatiOns Of ROongroas, known
as the Reconstruction acts"
''Nothing but an overwhelming
Democratic majority in NOYembeF,"
says John Forsyth, in his Mobile Reg
lister, can avert q civil way I'm me
land"
by the election OF Seymour and
Blair, says Governor Vance, Of
North Carolina, the South win Go-
cure al they fought for F"
Now, boys mark tims
From old Atlantlcs rocky ahor5
To BofG Eacilicia coast.
Comes up the chorus o 'ar and p'ar
From Grants mncoMQuGEed hrlti
Beneath the nag that viewed % long
In victory, whore he led.
Again gOea forth the gallant GhTnDU
While Grant goes nG the heed.
firm arm steady where our ohlaitaTh
Let Seymour bear the Hstars aud Bsrs,"
The ''stars and Stripes" are ours.
The same old light we F1uEht OF ycra.
When Grant. our victories won
We 0ghe nf North and South nrce more,
TN traedQn.g work "a done.
For seyn1ouE's friends" whom once ho
taught
In aiEht1an FlTtv-thr8a.
Once more unto Ghe ballot brought,
To break down liberty
Firm nrmi steady DC
While Grant and CoI1aE laad our line,
- Let Hlalr enc seymour shout
Enough hQnaA2 North and South combine,
Their toroas We Will Eout
u cannot be your candidate"
said SaynorE-WhnA hg meant
Waa--What he did not Hiates
cannot be your E1aEl-az7Gl
Firm hTm { steady, 40.
A Tough Fog story
A very heavy fog once visited an
Eastern State, which, we think some
What beat the foEs of London, A youDg
nan was sent out 20 n meadow co nail