, 1876-09-29

Government; single spark Of syn1pnthy
ever shown for tho soldier, from tho out
break Of the War to Its close. On tho other
1,and, the following chargeH have boon made
and not denied by Tt1nES md hin friends
Tint ho refused to sign the ca1l for tho Now
York Union Square meeting In 1864, tho
meeting having boen called for tllo purpose
Of sustaining the Government and 10 pro-
vide for sonding troops to Washington at
time wl1on It was supposed to DO endangered
by The Rebels; that ho rof,lsed 10 mid In
sending tho Seventh New York Regiment 10
tho front, 10 contribute 10 the Union De-
fonso Fund, to attend the War meeting held
by tho Dnr Of New York, OF which hc was
prominent member, to assist FRANK I}IA1n in
raisng regiment in Missouri and to give
single penny to tho great Sanitary Fairs Of
New York and Brooklyn.
8. In u conversation with ox-Gov. UNDER
WOOD. Of Vermont, Mr.. T11pES said TINT
e7try man Of lts United States army Mat
marched acruss Southern soil ,cas trx.pzsser
and 1a6ls 10 suI far damages in an action for
tresprssf Nr. TfLpgx has not doniod and
cannot deny this conversation. What do tho
soldiers who put down tho Rebellion think Of
TtLpEs's opinion as"a Coppcrl,cad lawyer7
Will he put this opinion into practical
operation If ha Is elected?
1. In 1861, ten months before tho Re-
bellion WINS crushed out by our victorious
soldiers ind sailors, h1r. T1LD EN- was mem-
bcr Of tho Committee on Resolutions in tho
National Democratic Convention. Acting in
that capacity ho reported resolution setting
forth that, after four years Of fighting. tho
War was future, md TINT "jussica, hui
manity, liberty, and the public welfare de-
mand that inlncliate ci[orts bo lnale for
occssation Of hostilitios. etc.
8. Tho Ioy. +. ". FLOWER, Of Detroit.
served IN the Eighth Michigan Infantry, and
lost leg at spottsy1vauia Court-uouso. In
1866 hc applied TO TlLprv for m indorse-
ment Of lis rcappointmont in the Office Of
Superintendent Of Exports aud Drawbacks
for tho Port Of New York. When TlLDEN
found ho lad bccn n soldier, lo refused to
aid him, curaad him for having gone to the
War, said 1t served him right, and It WIS q
pity 10 hadn't lost both logs.
U. uAFs DAS4kA - 1UaEst MI AAluOEIGsA
agont Of tho United states Christian Com
mission during tho War, has nado oath to
the following facts, which Of themselves are
sufficient reasons why no soldier or sailor
should support T1rDEN:
N2w ronI, Sept. 81, 1S70.-1, DAStElP P. JONES,
Of tho City Of Now YORK; being duly sworn, deposa
and ray shat during the t!nle when tho United
sthtes Christian Commission was In existence, md
about September Of 1863, whose mission It was to
furnish supplies osprovslonb and medicines to tho
sick and wounded soldiers Il then holding an ao-
potntmcnt under satd Comrisaton}, htr. SAMUEL J.
TtLbEN was waited on by mo and solicited to ail,
when tho said s. j. TtLnEN made In substance tho
following reply: ~ would rather sec all the SOL
dicrs starye 10 deatt thnn giYa them cent, and
tho said s. ]. TtLuE4 did not contribute.
DANIEL P. JOKES.
Sworn 10 before mo tlls a1st day Of September,
1876. WILLIAM FuaSEss,
Nutar7 Public In and for tho City md County Of
New York, No. 81.
Z. Thoro il finnl reason why no soldier
or sailor should intend tlis Indianapolis
meeting. Tho "solid South supports TIL
DEN md HEvpnlcKs upon tho very issuos for
which thoy fought in tho War Of tho Roboll-
ion. Tho South did not send delegate to
tho St. Louis Convention who was not On
orignal secessionist. 1t is preparing claims
to 10 presented in case Of tho election Of
T1nDEs to cover every cont Of damage infict-
cd by tho Northern soldiers and sailora dur
ing the War. It has nominated for State Of
floors and Congress only those men who
fought in tho Kcbel army or who have M
undoubted seccBsion record WADE HAAr.
TON, Of South Carolina, and zEDutoS VANCE,
Of North Carolina, mo samples. Tho 1atte1
in his speech at Shelby, N. G., said: '' 'Ro'
momber that nil our bravo Southern f,eroef
who dipped their hands in Union blood, and
nil their 1oadcrs In the South, are for Reform
and II1pEN."
| For these md for numerous other reasont
the boys in blue will not muster at Indian
apolis to prostitute themselves and atultif,
their record aud, in Wow Of these reasons
the Invitation of b1caars. L1En, Consn, ant
CAMERON is not only inpudcnt md gratui
tous, but 1t is M Insult which will mako Ill.
blood of soldiers and sailors tinglo. T1IpEs
and IlHSnn1oxs had no alliliation with the,
during tho War; they hayo no utilization will
TILpEa and HENpn1oKs now. They will 70
eeut tho insult Mt tho baltot-box.
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