The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
POLITICAL,


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LIE allanh IfW hId eNpresse,s the noi,u
l h h nt n Stepisns WI Si,,,h
snn Inc i-nion - INV o"'' "'P' VI '"S
~ - $50 ,,,,. ,. -,
Ne, IN. nvo LE a. ~ nAs ueT,uou MI NJ
ualIy engage III the pending pohtlcai can
hhu mot 'iuie W 'hro" UP e"'' oiVn',."t''
FILLMORE supports seymour and BlAir, lie
doc9 this because through some strange mad
Nettcncy ne negIecteG 10 come o"' as " c'ha'-
uate hImscli TINS campaign
FRANK BLAIR is said TO be openly allied with
the Spanish rcvOlutionists. At least he has
done as much AZ he could to put down the
Bourbon.
aIItAsr Phil sheridan says. "Eycry man
who loves MIS- country should vote FOR Gen,
Grant," Little Phil, means to vote as he
fought for the preservation OF the Union.
Tar rcLcl GnnrrL G,rI,, of GrnrgI, h,s
cxnrc.seI III. ~ ,Iiinyrcss -, submitH 70 thr
viii Of The reoni,. sven In tho r,rclinn Of
GrncTsl CTr,ht :" low r,nic4rrniingly suI.
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Why Is the "'N.h poor " Is poor because
t1e llch srcsssloalsis, H.p are INC rt!ntipfl
,cd III imam si,'ic %, % III
sc,;,S g. ,gin ali tbnv inst iii '''' "'"
'NPss'i"s W "a. N''' Wv! , ,'''
REFERuiSG to Connecticut, the UOr'i saga:
Kentucky must look to its leurcls." lndGCl
It must for there IS danger mat even 1t Will
lose its standing a. hopeless Democratic
ptalV, Nuu O'SOhS Nt''NhOI' b'ouHh'
volume which contains the public record
| OF HorAtio seymour during the war, ia u vol.
| ume OF gloomy words. The volume which
| records the action Of Ulysses :. Grant for tho
same ncrioI, ia A volume Of glorious works,
| A NV Ontr,vi u,ner saws. "rhe Hair
| G".r5s On TriIav AMI Tho Srymour q niIas
! ~, satvrJa, naraIai a. r"',-h 80 strsats r..
p I'M the HnhfrIcT3tc "nIo,sIthc tbrec b.rs
rsj white and rSi.whicb SttrartCI general
ottcntinn and .xcitrJ rnntion, of ahnrovai
! -, N''i ''''''"p W '''N i'''''N"'
rrr Hm,,.rn I'VE, r,.,,, saya,nc ,i.purl,.
cans OF ST. Croix county intend holding a
grand mass meeting early In October, and that
David SUES, \ man One huntteG and two
Mr.. stiles voted twice for George Washington
Tor PRESIDENT anu now true TO hls carly pa
! tFiotsm, eSoes Tor Grant ana ColiaS.
The Boston JOrllll says: "In the ranks of
the Rows in BIue who went marching along,
| to Philadelphia we noticed n number who
have not only been voters in the Democratic
party heretofore, but who have been among
its most ettectual workers. Some of them
carried \ vacant sleeve, and showed other
marks OF service in their country's cause.
! They don't vote with the Democrats now, nor
work for them. They vote as they fought .
q, S,,r,r,r IobH Quincy AL,r,s IN,
rr,ti. r,nIiLStc fnr GSSvrTnIr Of Wosi,.i,,.
! s1tts ,Tniyc In Snri,ggsii II ~, ta,,tso g
his ancech. he aIIuIe1 as follows 10 Gencroi
GT.nt ,sTac Tho canTIiotcs 70, " o,n 81
WIZ" rcrrefr"t III" cSn%fntinr iJnns F Iii
~. NJ eirn,iHO re 80 q UUi,
Gr!t sti%n1.tl,cI as 81 c,oUor.i q, 49,, -
m ,a,o sI,sa"',[GH as "a EcHets an inGom
EsTc hot,hr h%nor If Ia a.ou'intance :
a., ~ 49, " ~ ~ thtNhSG, uN'
ny Dlhrlsoh ! Nhen you sly he Is LOit,
Iis Gtrrimcr,nrC can 81 nnrIy Cu"te n
L.ucoln, and wished he had had more gem
erals in the war who knew his tipplc; No,
s VM,II ~ a. az me W.T. NM ,n'i Is
miration."
Tine NEWS PROM SrAIT IN HAvASA.-A
letter received in New York. dated uavan,
| Octohcr9 1sas s,rs. >
'''Uust o. i',,' S'!t'
FROM anything 10 be observed here, no one
| would suppose thit revolution was going on
IA We mot.st country. Mhat NIUE the nc0-
| PIE near o. ihe matter 10 discussed very quietly
| Ahu guaFuediy' Inc CfeOles-when there are
| no Hpahiafus hear-genetally chuckle over
| Ihe schnty information they have, though
none OF them appear able to say what benefit
they oNpect 10 Ieflvc from the change. The
heWsphpCfs mere nave niue or nCthlhS 10 say
on me sHiyect, ana merely publish the two or
! three DFlel telegrhph!c dispatches contained
mnuiulhS mas iouE lealcI on lHe women OF