Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-08-06

e By the valor of our brothers
5 By the love we bear our mothers
We follow where our fathers led.
By the dear ones at our altars.
By the faith that never falters. tI-F --
By the hopes beyond the sky
By the heaven that's bending DER us,
BY the martyrs gone before u.s.
) We will conquer or Well dieI
By the battles, long and CORY,
BY the victory and glory, -rr
Which our hero brothers won,
By the souls that we inherit,
) We will win and wear with merit
Mantles dropped at Lexington.
: By the truth of song and sermon
f By the march we made with Sherman,
By the bullets Sigel sent
By the fight and rout and rally
OF Sheridan along the Valley, ..
Grant shall be our PresidentI
New rendering by Grant-"I proposl
to fight it out on this line if it takes al
Seymour"
: Seymour's physician says he is likely
to become crazy within year. Beware
of Blair.
The Western Republicans are circulat
ing photographs Of Frank Blair as Re
publican campaign documents.
"Blair," said cautious but incorrigi.
BILE Democrat the other daT, I" is good as
I AN-A - AAS S~SS, ou0 hO Soco lOO idi
Bloody-Blair's letter before the Con.
vention. Watefy-Blair's letter after the
Convention. Bloody and Watery-
Francis Preston Blair, jr. f-r-- i
The Ku-Klux go for Seymour and
Blair to man, with as much avidity as
they go for defenseless negro or Union
man at midnight.
If the Democrats love the Union and
the Constitution so well, how is it that
they Waged war on both for four years?
The Democratic party deliberately
sacrificed thousands of white men in Or
der to save their slaves, and yet it calls
itself a white mans party!-[New Ma
ton. III.
The Hon. T. w. Green, a prominent
indianapolis Democrat, repudiates Sey-
mOur and Blair, and comes out for Grant
and Colfax.
The Democratic organ of New Hanlp-
shire with a lively appreciation of BIair,s
recent letters, thanks God that Governor
Seymour is not liable to delirium tre-
mems! Hu
The Democrats account for their rati-
fication fizzles by saying sit is all owing
to Frank Blair; he has taken the stiff
fenin' out of 'em."
Gen. n. B. Forrest will not address a
Seymour and Blair ratification meeting
at Fort Pillow. The statement that he
will is untrue.
The Republicans of Gold Hill, Nevada,
elected their full ticket in the hardest
fought election ever held in that city
The News promises 800 for Grant and
Colfax.
The Boston Post says that the express
sion 'my friends" by Mr.. Seymour, is !
common expression to "peaceably
disposed citizens" Yes, but they were
addressed to murderous mob.
Where is Seymour's promised letter of |
acceptance? We have heard from the
Blair family. They joyfully accept
What is the matter Horatio? Can the
Utica doctors inform us?
A Western paper says that Gen. Frank
Blair will deliver temperance lectures
during the present campaign. Some
body else had better deliver the lectures,
and let Frank furnish the " frightful ex-
ample"
The Cleveland Herald says: "Frank
Blair was always an extremist. Three
years ago he was q Radical Republican;
now he is Radical rebel What he will {
be year from this time the Lord only
knows"
The Bedford correspondent of the :
Philadelphia Press, writing from the L.
Springs, states that Justice Grier, now ;
lmong the visitors at the famous water ,
ng place, regards Grants election as
morally certain.
A Vermont paper thinks it very nat
lral that amnesty for all past offensesU t
hould form a part of the platform franz C
ID by the Democratic Convention; there a
we're so many of them who needed..it.
The Southern Democratic papers hoist v
he "Stars and Bars" over the Demo- n
ratio nominations. This is proper :
seymour will see stars before he gets
trough, and Blair knows already all the
ars in the country.
The New York Citizen (Democratic) a,
eads its announcement of Seymour and a,
'lair's nomination, might have been :"
7orse." 1t might have been Wirz" if ~
he miserable scoundrel hadn't been 70
Troy Times. II
JUDGE UNDERWOOD says Chief Justice Oh
hase is supporter of Grant and Col v
TX. His personal friend, DR.. Snodgrass tC
New York, repudiates the suggestion ol
nat the Chief Justice will support Sey- al
lour, and indorses the statement of &C
udge Underwood. hi
h'
The Hartford Courant says: "While si
lie Southern Democrats were out on Ii.
leir little excursion under Davis and in
zee they killed 5000 Connecticut men. hi
j. lr,u, Il
resident to suit the murderers imme- nc
ately upon their return. Z" co
The Democracy often or twelve States vi
ave been absent from the party councils Wou W
r four or five years, but nothing has Is Is
zen done during their absence that IN IN
ey object to. Though lost to sight, W tWo'
memory dear. there has been Alright ue
the window" for them all the while. eS eA
! Democratic journal says, in substance, lot
at Blair was nominated for the Vice tre
'esidency for the reason that the Con- in,
ntion couldnot get anybody else torun to
the same ticket with Seymour. This
counts for the milk in the coeoanut.-
"honor" was compromised to pn
In gap. sjt YC
It is reported that General James B. Del
eadman says that he shall support
ant and Colfax. This is regarded as opl
newhat significant, from the fact that try
is a warm personal friend of johnson, art
d was in the New York Convention at 1t
head of the Louisiana delegation. IN
\ Democratic paper, more honest than cou
itic, says: I'VE might have triumph is
with Chase and Hancock, but the raj:
invention preferred to be beaten with US
gmour and Blair. Perhaps four years by
re of adversity may teach us little wal
;dom.n gra
'he following are among the ardent No. No.
,porters and friends of Grant and the i'',., ~
icago Platform: y