Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-07

Hon. JOSEPH MEANS, of Steubenville,
who presided at the Radical Convention
which nominated Amber, Radical candi-
date for Congress, has come out for Sey-
mour and Blair. and was President of the
Democratic mass meeting at Steubenville
on the I'd.
A. A. WOODWARD, Esq" Republican
lawyer of Bucyrus. has renounced that
party, and made Democratic speech at
Bucyrus. on Saturday night last.
Hon. DANIEL s. NORTON, at present Uni
ted States Senator from Minnesota, has
Joined the Democracy. and makes speech
to-day at st. Paul, in favor of Seymour and
Blair.
GEN. RICHARDSON. late Republican At
torney General of Ohio; Col. John M. Con-
nell, one of the Lincoln electors in 1864
Hon. Thomas Ewing, of Lancaster. Ohio,
always Republican General A. s. Piatt
at work for Seymour and Blair.
DIR. SAMPsEL. of Ashland. Ohio. has re.
pudiated Radicalism, and Joined the DEM
ocracy.
OVER two hundred Germans in the CITY
of Toledo will go the Democratic ticket this
fall, who have never before voted it.
FLETCHER DICKSON. the Radical nominee
for Treasurer of Wyoming county. Penn
sylvania. has declined the nomination and
declares his intention to act with the DEM
ocracy. Bully for Fletcher.
. CAPTAIN M. r. BUTTS heretofore strong
Radical, made speech in Quincy, ILL.,, on
the 9th of August, in which he said he
would support Seymour and Blair.
THE st. Joe (MissourD Patriot has hauled
down the Grant and Colfax flag. and hoisted
Col. C. G. GARDNER. of Elmira. New
In
heretofore Republican, comes out square
ly for the Democratic ticket.
DIR. MORGAN, of Evansville. Indiana. an
influential citizen, and Republican who
helped to organize that party, has an
nou ced that he can go no further i'm that
direction, but that he shall support Sey-
mour and Blair.
LIEUT.. D. w. CLARK, of Tionesta, Penn
sylvania, late Quartermaster Of the S3d
Pennsylvania Volunteers. and since the
war an active member of the Republican
party, has divested himself of 1.-THE last
drop of Radical blood" and wheeled into
line with those who are marching for free
government equal taxation and constitu-
tional liberty. f..
JUDGE IRA MEAD, prominent Republi-
can of Wisconsin, presided over late
Seymour and Blair meeting in that State,
and declared that every honest man should
abandon the Radicals.
THE commander of the famous Sixth
Regiment from the State of Wisconsin, in
the war, Col. d. S. Curtis, has boldly
spoken out for Seymour and Blair.
3 WILLIAM STYLES, late President of a
Union League in Georgia, publishes a card
of withdrawal, in which he says the league
is dangerous to the peace and good order
of any town or neighborhood," and says
that he shall support Seymour and Blair.
Hon. II. G. WEBB, Republican State
Senator of Wisconsin, has published his
reasons why he cannot longer support
Radical rule.
Col. J. F. GAUL, of Tionesta, Pa, who
commanded one of the Pennsylvania Re-
serve Corps regiments during the rebel
lion, had renounced Radicalism and come
out in support of Democratic men and
measure He says he fought for resto-
ration not a division of Union.
The editor of the Green Bay (Wis.) Ad-
uocate, Col Robinson, who acted a conspic-
uous part as a Union soldier in the late
war, sreaks out for Seymour and Blair.
JOHN MANNINGs, hitherto prominent
Radical of Clinton, New Jersey, abandons
that party ''because it has shown itself
incompetent to restore peace and secure
the fruits of victory since the close of the
war;"
THERE are over one hun dred thousand
soldiers who voted for Lin coin, now going
for Seymour and Blair.
THE Hon. John A. Matson, heretofore
prominent and influential Republican at
Greencastle, Ind. has, in public speech,
announced his intention disappearing Sey-
mour and Blair, as the only way OF restor-
ing peace to the country.
we have some 800 other changes which we
will give hereafter 7
This is an evidence of the wav the tide
is running in the United States. The Dem
ocracy every where are united. and pulling
together, will win the grandest popular
victory of modern times this fall. On with
the column. The people must be freed
from Jacobin rule and robber practices.
Look out for thunder in October, and for
still louder peals in November. The Re-
publican party is without single states
man of the many who originally embarked
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