The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-08-31
THE FLOW OF THE TIDE.

Our exchanges IIOln Ouc tuu VI tuo GUN
try to the other are laden with accounts Of
changes from radicalsm to democracy. We
have not room for a thousandth part Of
them but give the following as a sample;
The Greeusburg lind EIp0sitor, here.
tofore radical sheet, has declared for Sey.
mour and Blair. 1t says that "the Germ,
| republicans Of Indiana are abandoning hat
party by thousands and enrolling themselves
among the supporters Of Seymour and
Blair
The Parkersburg wv. Val North Ameri.
can, formerly lical, has come out for the
democracy Its veteran editor attended the
great meeting Mt Grafton, which was ad,
dressed by the Hon. G. II. Pendleton, and
saws that he met there hundreds who, like
| himself, are nov cordial supporters Of Sey'
mour and Blair.
TIE Quincy (Ill.) Herald says that, in
that city, there has not been less than so
| changes Of German radicals from Grant to
| Seymour in the course Of the past month,
and in Adams county not less than 200.
Col. W. b. Thomas, OF Philadelphia, col
| lector of the port under President Lincoln,
has renowned radicalism and supports Sey'
mour and Blair.
The Hon. d. S. Gooding, Of Indiana, a
Lincoln eector in 1864, is on the stump for
Seymour and Blair.
{. D. Robertson, Esq, an efficient radi.
cal stumper, made speech for Seymour
and Blair at ratification meeting in
Brownsville, Ind, for which he is terribly
abused by the radical organs.
The Cleveland CO.. Piaindedley says the
Hon. Richard Gregg, Of Aurora, Dearborn
county, lifelong whig, and a republican
at the organization of that party, came out
in public speech in Aurora, last week, for
Seymour and Blair.
The Hon. f. +. Backus, of Cleveland,
formerly popular speaker Of the radicals,
has joined the party Of peace and union,
and made an earnest speech at the Seymour
and Blair ratification meeting in that city.
The Democratic Waterman. of BeIlefon.
tame, O., says that within a circle of fva
miles from this place, we have thu names OF
fortv.three men who have all their lives 20
ted with the opposition, and who are earn.
estly working for the success Of SeyncUl
and Blair
Judge Mellen, of Pittsburgh Ia, an 10.
fluential radical, has renowned the errors
his ways and become an earnest supporter
of Seymour and Blair
At the democratic convention in the
Twelfth Ohio district, on the 9th inst, Col
Lyman l.. Jackson, of Perry county, an in
huential radical, made speech declaring
himself for Seymour and Blair.
Mr.. II: w. King, an influential citizen O.
: Bedford, Pa, and republican from the
: start, is out for Seymour and Blair.
e In Snyder county, Pa, there il quite d
+ REVIVAL and several prominent repnbh
cans have embraced the true political COS
y pei. Among them are George Schnure
y Esq, president of the national bank, anC
80 Judge Mlddleworh, heretofore Influential
!. members Of the party of great mora
:, IDEAS
Il John Echelberger Esq, the radical nom
7, inee for county surveyor Of York county
/. Pa, not only declines to run on that ticket
but comes Out openly in Remuneration of tn,
foul party, and declares his intention t.
o vote for Seymour and Blair
l. The BclIetouto TO-. Waterman saws
Il "Adam Hoy, Esq, one 0. the leading at;or
r neys of this place, and law partner of tn
Hon. I. Hale, has become disgusted wit
. the dirty dogmas and thieving principles q
: the radical party. and on Saturday even al
IS last, at the democratic club rooms. made
telling speech in favor of Seymour an,
Blair
TO THE EnIToR OF THE WYOMING DEMO
cRAT-Havug been nominated BY the lat
republicans CO.. Tention as its candidate 70
the office of county treasurer Of WvominI
county, desire to tender my thanks to sale
convention for this token Of its esteem. bu
most respectfully decline the acceptance o
a nomination at the hands Of party with
q which have no longer any sympathy. ant
q with which have therefore ceased to act.
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