The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-09-26
Political i2revitleS.

and he and Seymour will save the country from
the radicals in 1868"
"Colfax, in 1854, said that he would not vote
for 8 foreigner or catholic. Will the foreigner
or catholics vote for Colfa1 in 1862"
The freedmens bureaus device for support.
ing the idle negro at + ,1pense of the white
man-$16, 100000 PEI
Blair fought to keep lie southern states in the
union the republic are fighting to keep them
out of the union. " bich is right?
Grant says, Let Us have peace. Woe to him
who says Peace, peace, when there ia no peace.
The highroad to reputation is the constant
increase OF the national debt Under radical rule,
from August !, 1857, to August I, 1865, the in.
creased debt il over twelve million dollars.
Arms! give us arms cry the carpet baggsrs
Let us have ueace because there is no union.
Radicals and traitors deny the binding Obliga-
ton OF he constitution. Grant has no policy.
Lei there be ne more robbing the government
under the cry of loyalty.
Grant has no policy, consequently his election
is not insured. Seymour has policy and his
election is insured; the people are his under
writer's"
saved L CIlIlSylNdnlh IIOn INC bOutu.
ern rebels in 1863 He will save the union from
the radical rebels in 1868.
The country cannot afford to elect o deaf and
dumb president, said Greedy, in 1867. The pso-
pie in 1868 say the same thing.
Temperance, soberness and chastity, is the pol
icy Of Seymour. Grant has no policy of that
kind.
If General Grant was not fitted by education
and taste to accept diplomatic mission to Mex
leo, is he fitted by education or taste to be Pres
ident of the United States
Internal debt August /, 1868, $2,573oOo,oOO.
Who pays the taxes!
Radical Logic--Governer Fletcher OF Missouri,
blubberny for peace, and arming thirty thous-
and militia for
Coming to the Scratch-The Radicals are get
ting SO many feas in their ears that they are
coming to the scratch rapidly.
The Highest Horse of All.-The Radical hob
by 1t is very weak in the knees, however, and
used up generally. The owners propose to put
it on pasture along the banks of Salt River early
in November.
Working-"Our men are all working" says
radical paper. Some of them are beyond doubt
-Calicott and Conover, for instance If several
thousand more Radical Treasury thieves had
their deserts they, too, would be working" for
tie benefit Of the public.
Full-"Thc woods are full of Republicans"
telsgraphs Radical correspondent Then the
"woods" and Grant are just alike in one par
ticular.
natural kind of claim-The Republicans
claim New York, New Jersey, and such like Dem
ocratic States We have known people to claim
umbrellas that didn't belong to them when
clouds looked threatening, before now Port
Iand argus.
A Ring that will soon have an snd.-Bob
Schenck's "Whiskey Ring
Yates says workingnen are scsbs, and pay no
taxes. The peopls say Yates is too debauched to
know whether taxes are paid at all"
Workingmsn pay one halt of their wages in
taxes in the shape of high prices for all they eat,
drink or wear.
(Mother) Goose Chase-Butler after tho
spoons.
Going it Blind.-Parading in Grant.and.tan
procession.
INA heavy dew--the national debt.