Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-10-20
HOW the RadIoaIs Rsqresg ne Pspt,

Mr.. Dawes was one of the first tOpang'
trate the mysteries of Radical matneHat
les, but he found them to be entttslE be
You'd the comprehenAfOnV Of EN- honest
straightforward man who's, arithmetical
foundation was the good Cd "trnie lUi
three" Mr.. Wells went toe far into the
secrets of Radical political economy, and
he was dropped witDths readmesa %
hot potato, and quietly thrust INTO an OBJ
scure position, whence he has notfbee1
permitted to escape on account OF his
danger to Radical plans. Mr.. Marshall
has bombarded the city of Radical econo-
my, and opened up the frauds. deceptiops,
public steals, and gignntic monopobes
which it concealed. Mr.. Brooks has mined
the new Notifications HhicAefh Radic3l
party had thrown around Ahem in tho
shape of pretended wducfion 0ffh1 taxes,
and he has found that they were simply
for the protection of the New England
interests, and for the purpose Of making
war upon the prosperity oftheEast afthe
1allacies been exploded, and the Radical
Ewindles exposedSl IN PunhaWAYEthaH q
leading and thinking public CANNOT long
er be deceived. 4GB0A Al
Yet the Radical politicians cling tsna-
ciously to their old policy of hoodWinkmg
the public, and relyRponnbold deception
and brazen asse1liqhs for contiRned Sue
cess. OF such aAAtdreln tha catnpaign
made by Vice-PresidfPt GslfAx in Indi-
ri This gentleman mad616 81 speedhl ct
Grown Point, Indiana, in which he de-
clared that the public debt had been re-
ouced $l62,O00lQW ql8eR Grants ADJ
l~ninistration. He 4lso astemptedt0 prove,
Dy q certain arithmetical process peeuliai
10 himself, that the assertion was true.
The statistics Of Grants Administration
make a different showing During the
ftdnol 80 Gao IN a. s--A--I =
ielng reduced TSS yinqreesed to
boutwell, did attempttpiahoW . Eeduction
which the Pacffc Kaih6ad bonds, ahe a.
crued interest ON Al other bonds, and the
cash In the treasury were 30 Arranged as
TO give color tOthis claim. Q Such WAS not
the fact however, and even the pretence
was withdrawn when his annual report
was transmitted to Congress, though the
present method of preparing b smonthlY
statements of the nationa1de involves the
fame deceptive and repreheneiblo practices
But, during the fiscal year of 1S69'70, the
Gebt was 1gduced $~ff9,Q00yO00. N
Crder to obtansSthen, the Actual reduction
Of the debt uhdkr GranesAdminfstratidh
the increase ri $20900000-inS1666&o
must be deducsed from the ldaErease OF
$112, 600 600 inS1669-'70, WhfchC1eaves The
let payment % 500. 000aO00. This ta1iea
with other mems of shoN3ng d actual
reduction undef tie present Administra-
ton %6 gwen r. sSS ses,,5n = M do,IsS
understand tie subject UPON which he
~tndeavored &c eplighten Crown
Point peoplefQ tits toibeapresnmed that
lie did, and yet such q pxesumptfon con-
victs the Vfee-PxesidenEok-mRkng
statement thet he knew ko-befalse. His
effort was o0ake c~apitatforM partEh
Under GranttlA dministEuti0n was greRter
than that under Johnsons Adminisra-
ton. To th1send, he stated that the re-
duction under Grant wan 3169, 100000,
when he knSf, Or oughE4oh a7s known,
that it was only $92,O0n000=The time
las about come when th01pe0ple of this
country win demand H6m-the Radical
mathematicians somewhHt-more careful,
accurate and honest 6gnrinR-Mseda0
Times. 81 GA