The New York herald., 1874-10-27
HAVE MADE MANY GOOD TIMID CITIZENS
PEAR lat LAST THE Third TERN III

That he will bcstride the world
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To and ourselves dishonora able gravesi
NY countrs men, THIS Is THE .MADDEST DE-
LUSIoN EVER CONJURED BY OUR ENEMIES.
Henry wilson does not think SOL II It be not the
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and believe that Q usurper could stand one hour
before the consuming bias. OF popular lndigna-
BETTER GET SOME FEEBLE LITTLE BOY, LIKE
THE son OF LOUIS NAPOLEON, TO COME AND
Tl.den and other democrats, at Chicago. passed
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MI. Tllden stunned danger aud saved isS his legs
VINO were such fools as to 60 to the war, and vote
for him, woo was so wise as 10 stay at hons and
immediate tee cessation Of nostiiities." Vote thus Il
you willard, when you meet your fellow soldiers
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men VINO denounced the war as "a failure" just
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greet; you VIII not feel comfortable. Sink away;
drop the military prefix TO your narne conceal
Thou wear lion's hide don 1t Tor shame
And hang caif's skin on those recreant limbsl =
Iknow very wen that our opponents wish Us to
witty ninss about aiorgosten issues Of an old in
sane confict" But no N,ppars paragraph can
couer Nth the mantle or o6lsuton hee record Of
T Il Was ' written ii In IL innocent Bood S % the ' nnnt
terabe grief Of old men borne down with sor-
and all the tears Of mourning kindred W win not not
wash 1t outl Sooner the ghosts OF the dead will
rise-!tes rise Is, ntrd term Ghost lor tnstancel-and
with paid fingers point you to the smoke
OF their torment ascending from the hels or An,
dersOnvlle and Libby. General Dix was elected two
DIX so betrayed his trust that his fellow citizens
ought now to expel him and put Mr.. Tlden in his
honest temperance republicans to pause before
they cast their votes In q way which Will help to
enemies. on tie e4tn OF last Jun General BIZ
tods seuentv-str years old, and IN mental utOor,
gear % perceptions S ara pure 1tsgy unsa,passed
old ne entered the army to night against our ior-
eign foes; from that time until this hour he has
oflces Of Senator Of the United States, Secretary
o the Treasury, Minister to France, MAJOR General
Y orR ie ana e5Ser o. ees s s Of N
ssrv,cn and during all his long career Of public
Every man knows that he will never take. or allow
Others to take, dollar OF tine public money.
not By cnance; they are governed By laws sum un.
erring as those which rule the spheres. 1--we neg.
sns
New York Ihis great state, richer and moro
powerful than the whole realm OF Elizabeth in ner
destiny OF this nation. Let the State be lost Dy
our apathy. and We give to the old Bourbons not
but Senator OF the United States ior the full
term OF Six years ano We give much more, namely,
as he ee s Of sss
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power OF the war opposing democrats and South
ern Confederaies would producer Have you con-
the war, and what use would be made OF It when
once seized BY the enemies Of freedoms Already
na9e aed
In the great state OF Indiana their Democratic
Convention lately adopted the following resolu-
tiOns:-
That we arc in favor Of the redemption Of the nve.
twenty bonds in gresnbacks according 70 the law under
- We in favor of the repeal Of the law Of March,
ls which assumed to construe tho law to make
are isvoI the repeal d the National Bank.
ing law and the substitution Of grecnbaeks TOR the
And that prominent democrat and late member
o. Congress, Daniel W: Voothees, writing on the
that %s he ase
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In Tennessee Missouri and other States similar
resolutions have been passed by democratic con-
ass eiec.es @ wsm @ Sis1 g S .aasa asd
United states Senate, has, In democratic conven-
ton, recently adopted the iollowing:-
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mept n coin Was an an and wicked
Of the non-taxpsying bondholders.
Mi. Voorhees, further says -
This act Of March is not aw has legal
under existing laws pay these bonds in legal tender
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And of the Presidents veto OF the Inratton bin
he says:-
this aiess act The and
however reluctantly. precisely where the President
And adds
Let principles prevail let men follow where their
principles LEAD Tns republican party now stands forth
IN sC q L.
sincerity by joining that party.
Every day upon the editorial page OF the World
you can read:-
THE PLATFORM.
!. Gold and silver the only legal tender currency
steady steps toward specie payments; no step back.
the % a So debt in oon sacred
Every day. on the same page OF the same World,
you can read undisgused bursts OF most exutans
JOY over the democratic victories IN Indiana and
Uhi0 victories which smote In the face, spat upon
and rrampled In the dust every sentiment pa
raded IN this "platlOrm OF principlesn Victories
which said loud as cannon thuDders could ecn0
them :-"No gold and silver, no legal tender, but
tnconvertibe paper, no steps toward specie pay
mcnrs-every step backward-nO honest payment
OF the pubic debt In coin-no preservation OF the
public faith, but hissing q curse and scorn
upon every line OF your New York platiorm!,
and also, hearen be praised, No THIRD TERM!
When Tilden's democrats can thus glory IN their
shame. prosirate themselves and shout p@ans to
ing but their power to bring I" the abomination OF
desoatton y upon this land. The amended con-
validity Of the public debt incurred in suppressing
the rebellion shall not be questioned. But
neither the United States nor any State shall as
sumo or pay any debt or obligation incurred IN AID
OF insurrccton or reoeiIion, or any clam for the
dental contest OF 1868 Mr.. Pendleton and other
leading democrats claimed tnat the nve-twenty
bonds should be paid in greenbacks which, as every
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