The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-09-18
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From all.perts of the west and northwest,
the most cheering news comes TO the De-
mocraey. Accounts of prominent republicans
who are leaving the Republican ranks and
joining the Democracy ore SO common, that
few days ago the National Iatsuigencer
published list of more than thee columns
of names, all of whom the Intelligence rale-
clared to be promine I men, who have here
tofore acted with the Republican party. In
addition to this a contemporary, under the
heading of political Straws--How the
Windsis Blowing publishes the following
POLITICAL sTRAws --How THE WIND. Is
~. is BLOWING. ~,
There is German Democratic club in
New York, nearly five hundred strong, nearly
all of the members Of which are said to have
heretofore voted the Republican ticket.
The Grant electors in Alabama have de-
clined to serve, and have taken the stump for
Seymour A Radical paper in Montgomery has
ceased publication fOrwant of support.
Five hundred Republicans in Montana have
renowned their adhesion to the Radical party
and come out for the Democratic ticket
Two thousand Germans, residing in the
upper portions of Philadelphia, have form
ed.a Seymour and Blair club. These Ger
mans have heretofore acted with the Radical
party. Philadelphia will elect the Democratic
ticket by at least ten thousand majority.
General Buel, who saved Grant and hisarny
from utter destruction at Shiloh, supports Sey-
mour and Blair. ~ -.
The Quincy 1llinois) Herald says that in
that city there have not been less than fifty
changes of German Radicals from Grant to
Seymour in the course of the past month, and
in Adams county not less than two hundred.
x-Govenor William f. Johnston, of Allie
gheny county, Pennsylvania, formerly Radi-
cal ofthestrongest kind, has come out strongly
for Seymour and Blair. He made Demo-
cratic speech in Pittsburg few nights since
The Illinois Post, a German Radical paper,
has expired, in consequence of the detection
oftlie respectable Germans Of the city, who
have heretofore acted with the Radicals.
Within two weeks two Radical papers in
Wisconsin have hauled down Grant and put
up Seymour. ~ h83ie s+ ieaf7ai
SO many Republican papers in all parts of
the country are joining the Democracy that
we cannot lind room to print their names S.
The Pittsburg Post says it has the name of
eighty-two Republicans of that city who have
Joined Seymour and Blair clubs, and will vote
the entire Democratic ticket at the next cleo
ton. re t-1a $500 \. 4.
DR. Alonzo Garcelon, Of Lewiston, Maine,
has always been Radical till since the nomi-
nation of Grant. He is one of the leading
physicians of that State, and was Surgeon
General under the Radicals. He now comes
out for Seymour and Blair. tA
The editor of the Danbery Comm Times,
until this year Radical, says the General of
the Army and Radical candidate for the Presi-
dency has lived in smoke, and will end in
smoke" while his name in politics has not
added one convert to the cause he has seen
fit to shoulder. .-,.-r, 49, ..t .t.f,.5
Mrs Elizabeth Cady Stanton, in an editorial
article published in the Revolution, a New
York paper, says: I'm closing, we appeal to
every patriot (including all the Conservative
elements, we especially mention them as their
patriotism is doubtful, and excluding the Radi-
calls as theirs is certain) to forget all past diff
ferences, and unite with us in the great ap-
preaching struggle to elect Horatio Seymour
and Frank Blair, that the war for the Union,
the Constitution and the laws, may be COM
menced in earnest" 4esiff t r..