Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1875-12-02


TuE North Carolina Dcmocrats
plcdsed-n i,Inselyas that the con-
stdudoaal ronyehtion ashsnldGnot
cost over 10000. The cost falls
below $4,000. 'r1 ier..
SENATOR'S Cllristaincv, Cameron.
Mcmillan and Paddock. Iadcpcnd
cuts will act with the Rcpubiicnns
uurfhg thc coming session. Bonth
ct California, will go into the eau.
CTS of HeltIer party. FurFrv
The vote FOR Governor IN Wis
cpusih If the recent election wsIs
very close, the Republican candi-
date receiving $3.50, and the
Democratic candidate Saba, with
81 rcattering vote OF co., nm
TnE Tribune aptly spys that the
spectacle ofa rank inHatioirist IN
the chair of q Republican Vice
President is an ugly commentary.
cpthc party's claim to be the only
hard money organization.
RErUBICAN organs in Mississip.
pi, are fast going the wayur tho last
Tuse Of :. The Democrats are 90
ing Ia cut Gown ihe.fnnual rNpsnSe-
iorr STATE lnhting from SIC9dO0
Radical figures to $lG,Ct0. .
TIM Cincinnati Enquirer asserts
that tile substance and the essen
tial features Gfthe Ohio platform
Will be adopted 10y the National
Democracy. Iftruc, the collapse
at the Democracy is not far OIL.
GEANT boasts that be was once n
rJor boy. 1t had been n worthier
snd a proudcr thing To claim were
lie today in the same financial
circumstances. People, who grow
riyLi in office are seldom Glean-hand-
'dL rr
TuE Republican press carefully
ah~tainS from either printing the
Jews alIout Minister Schenck and
tic Emmp Mme sNindlc. or from
~cprcSsjug any opinion upon that
d~isgracclul business.-LN. \. Tri-
huue.
Tm Athens (Ga.) Watchman
saws it learns through a prirate
,aurrc that Hon. A. II. Stephens
Will probably not he able TO t.lks
his scat in Congress this winter ~
reaspu of tic feeble state OF his
health.
\ FrDEs,L Judge in Mi-sissippt
las turned the dlFkies out of the
.jtpy box by excluding from the.
Panel all who cannot read, write
aud compute interest. The rule
might he adyaAtaseously adopted
in all eaufsIC
TuE Southern press favors NJ.
4. kcer for the spcakcrship. As
hctwcen hin. and Sam Randall il
could not Ito otherwise. Randall
j. the friend of the Soath'S mortal
,uemy-Protection. Randall is,
sI>o, q salary-grabbcr. d
Tim Cincinnati Gazette wants
the war ON the whiSkry ring AR
rio,l ~ Washington. That would
ho Wdecd carrying the war INTO
the heart OF the enemy and all
Laws OF war and honesty require
that IL should he done.
OvER three thousand voters of
indianapolis (Ind.) have signed q
petition To Congress demanding the
repeal OF the resumption act, the
retirement OF all national hank
uotos,and the rcfunding of portions
"tthe national debts into 3.65 in
tcrconrcrtible bonds.
VIZ had intended rcpuhlishing
the admirable letter or Senator
Iiayard To the Atlanta Herald, hut
hy mIslaying the paper containing
il were prevented doing so. IL is
n ducuurcnt which every Democrat
t. voter should Fend. aud we shall
publish IL as soon rs We n pro-
cure n copy.
MANY of Grants tools have lost
Ell sense Of shame. McDonald.t the
convicted whiskey ring thief of st.
I.ouis,says he has mot lost one iota
ct his manhood or self respect by
this thing" 1t will vet DO found.
We fear, that Grants reign has
been as corrupting in its tendency
as was that or Louis Napoleon's on
FRANCE. .t
TuE Nashville American got out
Of bed wrong eud foremost One
morning last week and complained
Of the Memphis Avalanche calling
il an inHntipnist! And il called
the Avalanche n bloated bondhold.
ing national bank organ for sc
etyling it. But you're welcome
back To the fold, old blow-hot,.. hlow.
cold, but dQp't try the good-naturC
ut the folks BY doing it again
Don't,
THI Washington correspondent
oi the New York Trihune states
that Western Democrats are
~ unreasonable as ever on tile
currency question and that theil
Representatives will feel bound
10 attack the resumption act of Tho
last Congress. The Southern Nom
hers. however, are determined IL
ricidly exclude the question and
to keep il out of the campaign next
year. Allied with the Eastern
-ncmocrats they can easily do this,
SESA1or Thomas w. Ferry, o
Michigan, acting Vice President
Las heen interviewed ~ a CORES
pendent Of the New York Herald
and while he denies being What il
popularly known as IN in1atiOHist
ye he thinks the guv rAmen
should accept its own currency. ii,
advocates an indefinite date 70
specie resumption, believing i
~onld be more easily and soone.
arrived at Is the natural growth o
trade aud by encouraging the p.os
Feiily Of the eouatry.
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