The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1872-07-19

Morton, Of Indiana, whom the Ciacin-
natl Enquirer pleasantly styles the
blasted and withered agent Of the Fede~
raj family says the first thing Greeley's
administration would DO would be to rer
cosnize the validity Of the rebel war debt
and make arrangements for its payment,
II sueh should Ue his policy, his Office
holders would have to steal a good deal
less than Grants have done, or he would
never accomplish the job
a letter from Cleavelanj, North Car
DINA, says "Our people short time
ago were dispirited, and it was thought
that many Conservatives would stay away
from the polls. .Itis now believed that
their prosecutions and prosecutions as ku-
kluz, instead Of illuminating them, has
serEed to arouse them to a sense of their
danger, and you may safely count upon a
large Conservative vote from Cleavoland
Castor and Rutherford"
a telegram to the New York State
Liberal Committee states that the Hon
G, w Harding, the successful opponent
of the lion George ". Wood sard for
President Judge of the Luzerne county
! (PennsyIvania) district, has "come out
from among the foul party" and declared
for Horace Greeley. 1t is also said that
Mr. Harding, being the representative
Republican of Luzerne, this will give the
Cincinnati candidate about four thousand
majority in thai county.
Here is neat and truthful boiling
down Of Henry Wilson's curious Know
Nothing record l. lie believed in re-
fusing the right of suferage to fJreigu
citizens 2 lie did not believe in refus-
ing the right of sufferage TO foreign born
citizens, bat only said that he did. 3 If e
did not believe in refusing the right o!
SUFFRAGE to fereign born citizens, he
must have had an object in view il say
ing that he did. f. lie was elected to the
Senate Immediately after the great Know
Nothing triumph, and by Know-Nothing
| votes.
Since the RAIDS have been running the
government, bankrupt States are among
the bIessings-they have conferred. The
Williamington North Carolina) Journal
says that according TO the statement OIL
the Treasurer, the principal of the deb
Of North Carolina on October 1867 wa.
twenty-nine million nine hundred thous-
and and forty five dollars, with interest
part due on that day, of three million one
hundred and eighty four thousand FIVE
huadred and ninety>siz dollars. The
interest on the principal from October
1872, amounts to FIVE million three hun,
cred and eighty~two thousand and eigh
dollars. To comply with the eonstitu
ton the sum Of eight million five hundred
and sixty-six thousand six hundred ant
four dollars will be required for back in
terest.
Says the New York Sun: Queen
county viii give thirty five hundred ma
jority, Lawrence, Oakley, and Sheri
Henry who carried the county by forty
five hundred majority on the Republican
ticket when Hoffman received twenty-fv
hundred majority, are all working TO
Greeley. Talmadge and others are IN til
same boat Coming down in the Hunter
Point boat met an old farmer from tn
north side, where two hundred acres ar
worth so many thousand dollars to>daJ
The old gentleman had been a Democr'
all his life, and he confessed it came haT
to him at first to support Greeley, BE
, III tell you what it is, Captain, he saiC
This thing is good deal like eating TOM
toes, it's an acquired taste. At first yo
don't like them, but after you once g
the taste, you want en- al tho ye.
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