The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-10-07


Z Ex-Gov. Bradford. of Maryland, rs warm
supporter of Grant and Colfax
Election day in Maine was the second melon
cholic cru in Horatio's Presidential race.
Hon. Samuel Galloway is to canvass Michigan
He commences at Detroit on Wednesday next
Three was splendid turn out Of Tanners in
Milwaukee on the 26th inst, to hear the Hon.
Matt. Carpenter and Ex-Gov. Solomon speak.
Gen. A f. King. Judge Bond, and Archie
Sterling addressed a-mass meeting of RePubli-
cans in Wilmington, Del, on Tuesday night.
The Hon. N. B. Smithers, Gen. Torbert, and
DR.. William c. Davidson are doing good service
on the stumpin Delaware for Grant and t'olfax.
In Ireland the authorities arrest men who are
found to have ''Fenian hat in their possess
sion. ss, eas5go fsa:}iret, rf.ii5 t.-,..r-
O The weathar is getting cool, but the coolest
thing We have heard Of lately is the Democratic
Boosting over the Maine election.
A radical paper wants to know why the Penn
sylvania election will be like the letter R and
answers its own question by saying, because it
will be the last of Seymour and Blair. Esq
| The Democracy censure the Republicans for
the issue of greenbacks, and in the same breath
propose to cure the evil by an unlimited issue
| of more! ,...i f..7. t.,f, .,.,... ..,..,t.a
George Wilkes has standing offer Of several
thousand dollars on Pennsylvania eyen-no ia
kers. The Dix letter has been q new wet blanket
on the faithful. i''i' -'oi''
The citizens Of Minnesota are to vote on the
question of negro suffrage ut the election in No
vember. The vote is to be on the same ballot as
the general ticket !it; ,f,.s.f 5.sii ~ iat-
The London Spectator, islictously character
ICES Governor Seymours position during the
war as "a shifting between armed neutrality,
snllen support, and insidious opposition"
John NJ. Langston addressed a large meeting
23d instant. The Republicans there talk about
South Cardinals giving $1,000 majority for Grant
and ColfaX. uI>fh 2"t >i-i5 i-d#
Horace Greeley, the Hon. G. L. Smith, the
Hon. Hamilton Ward. the Hon. II. Bcmis, and
others addressed 10000 Republicans at the bar
becue in Woodhall, Steuben Co., N. Y, last
Wednesday.
Says Radical paper in Pennsylvania: "When-
ever democrat sets up the claim that Seymour
was loyal during the war, ask him who made it
necessary to withdraw IN army from the front
to suppress his riots in the rcar?"
A company of "Boys in Blue" was organized
in Watcrtown, Conn, a few days ago. The COM
pany now comprises l25 members, and more are
daily added. No chance for Seymour and Blair
there. a i'i
A Republican mass meeting at Waynesville.
Ohio, Sept. 26th, was addressed by Hons. Samuel
Galloway, Horace Maynard, ard Robert C.
Schenck. Ku Klax had no chance.
@. G. Burr, Democratic stump orator, says
CA hundred mtn OF the pluck and patriotism OF
Wilkes Booth, at the start OF these terrible Grad
icaD despotisms, would have saved our country VI
A mild expression by one of the lambs of Dem.
ocracy. Co.
Colorado elected Bradford, the Republican
candidate for Congress, ny one hundred majority.
This State has been claimed by both parties ever
since the election; but the count is in favor OF
the Republicans as we expected.
Minnesota is to vote again in November, the
third time, on impartial suffrage. The idea has
steadily gained ground, and there is good reason
to believe thati will be carried this time. The
vote is on the same ballot as the general ticket.
A Convention of the honorably discharged
three years soldiers of the late war, is called to
meet at Cleveland on the Sth Of October. Hon.
E. NJ Stanton and other distinguished speakers
will attend. Those intending to be present will
notify Colonel James Pickards, Chairman of the
committee. ~ - '''ai -'@
correspondent at Jonesboro, Ind, writes
that the State is good for 1000 Republican ma
jority in October, allowingall that the Democrats
claim for Ku.Klux importations. The Hon.
Daniel Pratt spoke at Jonesboro on the I'D.
The Ohio State Journal of last Friday SAYS
"The State is certain for the Republican ticket
by not less than So 900 majority and we shall moi
be surprised if it goes up to $4,000 The Democ
racy have long since given up all hope of doing
anything more than securing two Congressman
and even that is becoming extremely doubtful
The Pittsburg Gazette says: GO The Republican
majority on HartraEft and Campbell, in the coun
ties of Pennsylvania OH the west side OF the ALLIE
ghanies, will not be less than Ii, 900, and may
|
just about the Republican majority in the entire
State, the eastern counties being balanced be-
tween parties" 60. ..t..'.,..
The Mobile Register exhorts its disciples to dea
with the white Republicans utter this fashion
They are dogs and should be treated Us dogs
dogs only tolerated now because the power O
the sword is in the hands of our enemies in Con
gress, but will not be tolerated one hour after thu
people recover the liberty to do justice upol
their oppressors. 1t is the duty Of every South
ern man to cut these vermin. Excommunieat
them; spew them out as outaasts and soeia
pariahs, with whom it is disgraeefel to hold soea
intercourse" ,--....t '.t,...
Hon. Matt. Carpenter said in a speech in Mil
waukee, on Saturday night, that son the Fourt
OF July a Convention of Democrats had said Ho
ratio Seymour should be the next President
The Tanners from Maine to California ha
trimmed and lighted their lamps, but the
couldD'tseeit." His speech was full of elosuenee
humor and sound logic. .
The last number of the Covingtos (Ga )Eraai,e
contains the announcement that "two carpet
bag school teachers, Leeand Hammond" havin
"received gentle admonition that their valm
BILE services might possibly be more appreciate
in some other latitude, took an affectiorate adic
of their associates, and on Monday last tume
their faces toward Mason and Dixon's Line.
This roundabout way Of stating that the Dent
Gratis threatened to mob these persons II they di
not leave the country. Their crime was-teaci
ing the colored children the simplest rntliment