New Orleans Republican., 1868-10-16

Seymour Knights inform ms in a
paragraph in the PicGylne that they
Nh Knights of the Sorrowful Counte-
"a amiable Bag we rejoice to hear
ANeir faces are still wreathed with
bnd tiDged with the fine flush of tri-
1t gives one new ideas Of the pos
|ss OF human jollity.
n the National Intelligencer clamor-
n the withdrawal of Seymour, with
ord requesting Blair to "get up and
With the New Orleans Times crying
change the command" and insisting
{ ghould "be done quickly" we can
sdmire too much the irrepressible
kuine "Knights.P
Or the Blair Guards!
X for the festive uniforms and the
lent arms of tin
A br that st. Louis delegation, head
orstorical Hatch, the man whose
sped "honied eloquence" "like the
A trees their medicinal guml"
the Picdyne, with mighty head
E gay Antelope dispOrts himself
i foRK, October 15.-'rhe World, in
saded leader, says that the princi-
e Democratic party were not re-
the elections on the thirteenth,
General Blair's position was OBJ
M 30 the people, and cost the party
|nfs of votes. The World virtually
|1S the displacement of General
nAme from the ticket, and the sab
on of another candidate. It con-
mai the crisis calls for bold action.
ANTELOPE.
50 theipeople don't like Blair. The
are not given to dispensing State
Inaents, and the World, like Richard
sgony, cries. "Give me another
iof this style of animal does not fill
re was man who went out 10 shear
ne home shorn. There was a man
siA into partnership with his friend
in the business Of dispensing
|6l ents, and, 10, he is himself
3 was a bull who tried 10 butt a
l'ye off the track, but the butter was
hto a Jelly. There was q bully |
10 tried to butt the laws Of Con
Nm off their course and deemed
An article of very choice butter
. lhe World, in its worldly wisdom, |
Ne would do well to get of the
imself.
Seymour, who does the weeping |
& -bless-you-ing, the dear old
otger, with his pink gingham hand
Y and his ready tears, perhaps the
Vll ask him to be worthy of his
lz - trot.
eratiO is in like predioament.
Der repudiated the Brodhead let
Nod bless you, my friends?' never.
Mted finger or uttered a syllable
ute the spirit which Blair raised
K grave of dead rebellion? Not he.
pparently passed his time in sit
y photographs, with Frank P. by
r, rather, a little to the front of
which Blair furnishes the trueu-
Ia Seymour the cream cheese.
y prld is right. We have the truth
Jet US hear no more about Re-
q frauds and the malign influence
- bondholders. "Blair's position
hAEious to the people," and so is
lf And the people have the
Z this neck Of woods in the clas-
BE Of Mr.. Blackburn.
from legislative halls yesterday
Pg along Canal street, pensive
g Has Emusic in his soulp and is not
reason, stratagem and spoils,n
p front Of a handsome store.
9 goodly show Of sheet-music
dow, and one piece, done up in
lese style Of liihographic art, looked
"a attractive.
M"ASA O~~ @Rkutllb. Inc W0rQS |
: he La Crosse Democrat, that pei
1'tg of gentle poesy. In the CEN
b ktle page is a portrait Of sour
e noble Roman whose history,
4 nd achievements we all admire.
nprtrait OF Wilkes Booth.
4 Democratic campaign sOng2
as a profound Dutchman who
pple not to swap horses while
stream. A man might fall off,
ts Democrats are going to swap
la under similar circumstances.
iii faii Of into the deep water,
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