The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-07-18

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~ ue Country, ana turn tne nnances
.UPsy survy. Inc w,la tneories OF
sn, sne 1TsOane ~, W0nld pc ms constitution
cn0 iaW. COmmunionism. four1erism,
lEse,i0velsm, would De ms gospei: he
wOui. Oe sWaye9 Dy Hatterers, anu MS
own intense predoudices. DO business
Inen, 90 SOBER cltlzens, Wlsh 70 take
tne rlsk OF "a navlng snch man Presi-
e.,,. aem. o. tne United states Are they
nn.n m.,ng 1000 70 ~ m mM M Occupy INC seat
ferson, by Jackson and Lincoln and
s;..a! ' lney Gannot De. Inc suppo-
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VOTE FOR GRANT
o,a xr;,.ou m.. .,.
nM.; ,m.;o,.,. y nso an. lug IaP'.ls's, tne vast
nury ~ Me business men, the
sc.viars, a,, tne reilgi0us classes, and the
Pni;antnropis.s tne workers with
yIaiis y vr WIN nanos the tolters OF
tno sea "nu VI tnc iana, VIII SO vote,
anu you Win tnem. Inc literature,
tne science, the Drains, the heart and
tne conscience OF the nation are for
urant! threat cheefing.J The men
OF tne country VINO have money, and
cont want to lose it will vote for
urant. Ihey feel that Greeley will be
700 unsafe for them to touch him.
RECKLESS men who have nothing to risk
may vote Tor Greeley. Prudent men
VIII not. All the great material inter-
ests of the country desire solid peace
and repose. They are satisfied with
things as they are. They ask for no
change, and least of all for such rs
Greeley would bring. Grant has been
tried. He is bafe. and moderate. and
kSonseryatixes His whole policy is
Wfs6, pacific and national. Under him
every department Of government has
been greatly improved. The .finaucee;
Of the country have been managed 90
admirably that the currency Of the ma
ton has advanced in value twenty pers
cent in q little snorc than three years.
Tho seven hundred millions of green
backs and national bank-notes are
worth in gold one hundred and fifty
millions ofd0llars more than they were
when he became President. The la
Dor1ng man who is paid two dollars
per Gay Tor his labor really receives
iorty cents gold value more than he
would three years ago. The mason or
carpenter who is paid four dollars per
uay receives from eighty cents to dol
LAT more gold value than he would
when Andy johnson was President
Every COLLAR that the laboring man re-
corts ss ,,,ss.. ZOE mn warE 1s worth twenty
Soa.s .s .,.ua .io.o - mn Inah y wound hive
ard n a;anuy v ycars asc: Inc coilscnon
cc,,,,..s. w u.souI sse. ~ ,ne revenue OF the
U%mty C.,,.. unuer Trant mas been wonder
tSn tsiy a.u. nonesc. ~ Nole one example: In
tho,.a .o nas. a.s". na,ven IM nchtns undef Grant
arl se'o was cvasecseo seg n saxty'sevcn millions
=. % uolas Nvo!,OyuV) more than was
~. nC unuer .le same laws IN the
.s:s teen ihontls Oh Jonnson,s adj
.M,ss..lon. n,,t',:a IN tne nahdiing OF the
tpa.. puulaS luoncys undcr urahts admins
s.s..on Hs'a ,icre mas Deen less percentage
s,.,.s:ss. ~ .yss taaa unuer any democratic al
a.s.Ia.on n1luIs. i0r hity years. Loud
eiso1Ilng.I Se Az uen. jackson day one
=. ms omclais, samuel Swartwout,
Wien tne Whoie revenue OF the country
was ohiy ABOUT thrty millions year,
s.oiG million OF doiiars-nearly as
mucn money as has been stolen under
uIalI ~ tnree years IN collecting and
hhayng h ~, aDout ionr hnhared mil
l.un l,o1's ~ aoIi.rs each year! a famous
alau alsunguisned oficiai under Jack
son anu van bnfen, VINO became de-
Iani.er IN Mlssissippl Tor about half .
miiiiOn dollars, was afterwards rcwar-
Ged Dy the democracy with seat in
.ne unltc0 States senate. where he was
one oi tne ieading spirits of the De-
mocracy Tor many years. Grant tries
sucn men anu sends them TO the peni-
tenuary lnEc Major Hodge, Tor ten
years. The pure and incorrnptible
democracy sometimes, It seems, make
them limited States Senators, and then
says Gfanrs admlstration Is fearfully
corrupt. John Tyler, son OF Presi-
dent Tyler, in letter published only a
few months ago, states that there were
IN Van buren's administration ninety
elgnt receivers OF the public money
many Of them appointed under jack
son-and ninety.six OF them became
0eiauiters: Only nlnety-slx out of
nlpety-eight! Laughter and cheers.
NOT one OF them was sent to the peni-
tenuary! They were "hlgh-toned"
democrats, You know! One great
reason why the administration has
Deen called corrupt Is that It Furnishes
al thieves and wrong.doers. Most of
them were appointed by Andy john
son, and the Dem ocrats don't like to
see them punished. When Grant came
into ONCE ne said, Il will make homes
~ honorable IN TINS government-ants
~ T it, th;svasS How nv MI " = n"n;sn Is1
Ross Twecd and the other thieves ~
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