New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-07

ue lsu uOnlSI, anu, wat Is more, Nc ne1u Z
the faculty of maxim people believe that
he is honist, witch would do ez well; he
hezen't got the gentlemanly carakteris-
ticks wich is so necessary to candidacy for
high posishuns, and he writ the BrOdhed
letter.
With teers blottin the paper onto witch l
write, am forced to assert that Ginral
Blare is the Jonah Nv the Democratic ship,
and he must be thrown overheard to still
the waves. Shood this be done, and shood
it save the ship will be his whale. He
kin rattle around in me till vomit him
ashore on some high and dr. sTGk Blare
must be thrown overheard to strengthen
the party. God bless you.
HORASHO SEYM0RE.
The next was from Ginral Blare:
ST. LOUIS, October 26, 1868.
ZIR-I agree with 700 that suthin must
be did. The prospect isn't encouragin by
no means. Seymore is the Jonah in the
Dimocrat ship, and he must be throwed
overheard to save it. Should this be done,
and shood we thereby succeed, ! will be
his whale. A respectable Turin mishun
which wood require responsibility without
brains-wich is to say, department without
brains-cool be pervided for him. But
overheard Seymour must go to strengthen
the ticket. FRANK p. BLARE,
The next wuz from Hon. John Morri sey:
SIR-The nominashun Nv Seymore and
Blare wuz bad go. The tickit hez no
strength, and l am not riskin dollar on
it. Withdraw them both-put new horses
on the track, and even at this late day let
u go in to win. Seymour and Blare must
b. thrown overheard, that we may have
strong tickit Should we succeed, l will
yoose my influence to give them both
places in the Moo York Custom House. But
overheard they must both GO.
JOHN MORRISEY, NJ.
Then we opened one from his Excellency
A. johnson:
SIR-1t is my candid opinion land hev
never been mistakenly that the Constitoo-
shen, which | have vainly attempted to
save, is in danger; so much so that it is
probably now out Nv of my power to do
anything for It, 1t is clear TO me that Sey-
more shood withdraw to strengthen the
ticket but his withdrawal will not save it
from defeat ez l hev determined not to per-
nit my name to be used for the place I'M
der any circumstances. He'd | bin nomi-
mated at the beginnin, with proper man
| ez second, say Chase. for instance, this ter
rible trouble wood not now be onto us, but
it is ez it is. May Heaven protect the Con-
stitooshen. 1t wood be we well to with
draw Seymore.
Yoors for the COnstitooshen,
A. JOHNSON.
Cheef Justice Chase writ ez follows
SIR-I attempted to lift the Dimocratic
party up inch or two, bein willin myself
to go down mile to accomplish it. But it
woodent be lifted. On the contrary, it in
suited me with half votes. Therefore hev
no sympathy with the organzqshun. Wv
coarse Seymore is a dead weight, and, eff l
may be allowed to yoose phrase borrered
from my associates Nv last summer, Blare
Is dead beat, and it wood be well to with
draw EN- both; but it's too late to do any
good ez | will not permit my name 10 be
yoosed under any circumstances. By all
m ans withdraw Seymore and Blare, ez
ither OF them are ut for the posishen
Web 700 have assigned EN-.
S. P. CHASE.
There were perhaps dozen more, and
all nv EN- reported the same course, the
withdrawal of Seymour & Blare on account
Nv onfitness, both of those gentlemen even
agreeing ez to the onfitness nv the other.
But no one offered to take the vacant place
ceptin Montgomery Blare, who remarkt
that probably it mite be well to pnt him on
the tickit with Frank. No conclusion was
arrived at, and the consulters dispersed
wit great cloud over EN-.
1t RELY seems to me ez that the eleck-
shun nv Grant and Culfax wuz inevitable,
and that after all | shall be turned out in
in my old age to grass ez Nebuchadnezzer
wuz. Pollock will get the postolfis. and
Joe Bigler will be his deputy. Well there
is groceries to keep, and it will go hard eff
| can't make Twin at that.
PETROLEUM V. Nasty, P. NJ.
(Which is Postmaster