The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-11

The Moving shows how the thing is going
In verm6Nt: "The town Of Goshen, Addison
voter, who for years hs. stood sIons IN his
glory. At the last election his one ballot was
deposited against sixty-three for Page. This
s ssh w ssa low " 70
this time on ~ ationing the iast to some
tsR hs sssh S' ss
Barnes was doubtfii they waited lam for
the amuschento of the thing to record his soii-
over at the Presidential election. Coutant
thereupon returned to Barnes and advised
him not TO be recorded as doubtful, but to
tons, The- latter hesiiated a moment, and
then t.sPlled: Very welk Igusss I win do so,
hut ANIL can't Keep me from voting for
was deposited fok Edwards, while Page re.
ceived eighty -four ballots In the township, an
increase Of twenty
THE Lou swine Jsnrnaf thus eomments on
the greenbsck res9lution Incorporated in the
This resolution stla all events 10 unequivo-
cslIy greenback; ana In this resolution the
great Democracy OF New York proclsims It's
IL the platform " the Ns,ioSI bemoer.ey:
And On this point who has better right to
speak for Mt. Seymour, OF 10 more likely to
mocracy Of his own State In solemn conyen-
point the voice Of the New York Democracy
seymour. 1t Is conclusive. 1t ends whatever
question there hiss ever been" There can be
no doubt that the New YORK school Of finance
pies they held down to the very assembling Of
| the National onvention.
| OSE EXAMPLE of the kind OF gains made BY
the Republicsns. in Vermont Is quite iastruc-
tive. II shows that the majority was not In
iean So,s Sa SS. r Ssp the
ranks OF the opposition. Last yesr = single
Democratic Senator was chosen, in q district
bans Is one. Ills majority was $50, on a total
vote OF $500, This year he was a candidate
again, is coniessedly a popular man, and drew
Sstesssd * %sjori,y Of IS, 81 ito tots. Il voi:
OF A,22I. The Republican Increased their vote
,223. and the Democratic vote Vas 3i6 smaller
s MAN peI ssni q
the whole vote, and, n equally divided, more
than one hundred votes to each town.
JrpoE q. W. CARTER, OF Cincinnati, for
many years intimately associated with the
| Democratic party, expressed himself as un.
qualifedly in favor Of Grant and Colfax, In a
| speech delivered before an organization of
30 ,sas S hI TaS :ys ss .hs%
/ the Judge was war Democrat, but in 1896 he
went back to the ranks Of his old party. Last
spring he was the candidate Of the working.
men for judge OF the Superior Court
/ n Oh Ine BOSTON
| 1rdrclcr writes: III you fail to elect General
/ Grant you may prepare to receive largely OF
i the negro population. 1t will be impossible
| for them to live here in peace. 1have already
| been told II Seymour Ia elected will have to
| leave Richmond. Loyal men have not been
| so badly used since the war as now"
The World wants $4,000 black votes for the
white Mans Party" In the Southern States.
| who sat on a limb and sawed 1t of between
himself and the tree. But it's hardly possible
there are 375,000 such.
ONE of the Pendleton escort, who has mys-
| teriously got back to Ohio unannounced, lately
bet small sum on Seymour's election, but
| seeing that he was sure TO lose he has brought
| 3 suit before Cincinnati squire, and had mis-
money returned.
| PHOTOGRAPHS are announced of "Goyernor
Seymour at Home" Why not, as we have got
| shakespeare and his friends" and "Irving
| and his friends"-give US Seymour and his
friends" with blazing orphan asylum in the
| background.
| The Philadelphia Post says that "the reason
| why Northern Republicans who go south are
| called carpet-baggers, is to distinguish them
| from the Democrats, who generally carry their
| clothes in red handkerchief
REPUBLICAN, meeting In Richmond town
| ship, Rush county, Indiana, on the 2sth ult.,
was held in the rain. Still $500 persons were
present.
The only luck the Democrats ever had in
Vermont was when they carried st. Adams,
during the war. That time they came In from
Canada.