The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-20

HowELL Conn, after his Hcndish speech at
Atlanta, Ca, few d,ys ago, anathem attzing
should remember Andrew Johnson's scathtng
retuke delivered In the Senate in 1890. In re-
ferring to the seeeding members Of Bl.
remained in the Cabinet until the Treasury
was bankrupt and the national credit dis
graced at home and abroad, and then he COZ.
soientiously seeded" Such 10 the man who
sets himself up as censor OF men and morals
at the South.
THE Georgia Rrc-eaters. taking their cue at
last, begin to order the Ku klux to clay low"
most viruient OF their organs, cries: "Giye
them no gall, hatred and revolution to quote
from your papers and speeches. Do not go on
the Radical witness stand 10 their favor;
Write none Of these abominabie things called
ku Klux notices. Disappoint, them. all by
keeping your temper, and moving On quietly
and hsrmoniously, and peacefully to Victory.
Tnx Natehez tMiss.) Democrat thus blurts
cut Its profanity; alive have either TO fight
or forget that there was ever Runney mede,t)
or q Sydney, or a Jean dare, or a Madam
Rolsnd, for Gods sake, for the couniry's sake,
and to show that Christ did not die In vain FOR
the human race, let US prepare for It. Even n
we must die, let US die game. Thousands OF
our young men arc too proud to work; let them
not be too proud to die, II need be, for their
country.
BLAIR has written a letter to a prominent
New York Fenian general, pledging himself
and Gov. Seymour to the policy OF declaring
war with England e the fenisns as an aIgsoi.
the second "war' which Blair has pledged his
party to. VIII the people choose the man
whose watchword Is "let us have .peaoe,n or
his whose constant cry Is "let us hsvewarl''
ALL OF the Democratic cappaisn lo,umept
omit Frank Blsir's Broadhead letter, and In
many OF the States that give lsrgr- Republi'
| can majorities, The Democratic Statc Com
mittecs decline to publish his letter accepting
| the nomination to the Vice presidency.
81 r.l - l. a.,
! returned from atrip through Wabash, White
4 and Edwards counties, ILL.,, In company " ifh
Hon. ID. W. Mum, says that everything looks
cheerful for the Republican cause In. that part
' OF the State.
A ooPPERuEAp on his way to st. Louis from
Keokuk, oil the steamer Lucy Bertram, on
Wednesday, was so rejoiccd when he heard OF
bsffeepcr &C .sest -ass.s body on the boa, At
his expense.
As Grant will not speak, Is the White House
to be turned into deaf and dumb asylum
CiercidRd Pidindedicr. :
IL you should elect Seymour do you propose
to turn 1t into a lunatic asylum l-Coiun,Gu,
Journal .
The Utica Herald says: "Slnce Mr.. Seymour
found himself caught up by the whirlwind,
We suppose he thinks he Is sure Of being trans.
lated. We have no doubt that he Is destined
to go up"
THgN. Y. Herald thinks that II the Presiden.
| tial contest should be n close one, Mr.. John.
son may yet be able, with shrewd use OF the
patronage in his hands, to determine who
shall be his successor.
GES. CANnY, in regard to the condition oil
affairs at the South, Is Of the opinion that nc
| trouble will arise at the Presidential election
unless 1t is stirred up by the rebels them
selves.
The New York Citizen says that "as at pres
sent advised, we, Ssust recognize John I. Hof
| man as the coming man, for he alone can unite
the conflicting sects In this CITY,"