The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-08-18

ballot-box suffer, the repeater, be proclaim
ed King? All In the election of Samuel j.
Tilden as President Of the United States 7
These are the fearful issues practically in
volyed in the nomination of Tildcn by the
Democracy! He is Its trucst representative.
He is the embodiment and incarnation OF
Its creed, and the infamous agencies by
which It proposes to strike down the Re-
publican majority of the Nation, to seize
upon the National Government, and to
fasten upon the Treasury its hungry, cor
rupt and vicious legionsi
Reform, retrenchment, economy'' are
the old blinds under which it has enacted
its greatest '.villainies - Reform the
old slogan under which it marched TO its
most corrupt and corrupting victories!
-"some wafchword for the fight
MUST vindacate the wrong; and warp the right !
Some factious phrase, by cunning caught and
That SgIsT Sc 5d may reign and wolves and worms
Now, again, under its old cry of ..Re-
trenchment, Economy, Reform,'' the gi-
ganttc rascality, the stupendous and syste-
Il
De re- enacted in 1876, rs they were in Ma
ryland at its last election, when, by similar
agencies and agents, by she ..Bruiser,''
''Ballot-box Stuffer, ''and sRepeater''-by
the manufacture and count of thousands of
fraudulent votes in Baltimore as in New
York, an Ignorant, corrupt, and vicious
minority seized the government of the State,
and now 'sholds by the throat,' and ..,lom-
mates the intelligent and respectable ma
jority, as, indeed, throughout the Union.
does similar minority in nearly every
State under Democratic rule-in every
Southern State where dominate ex-rebe
n,inorities ratify systematic perjury and
Wholesale fratid in the blood of their loyal
majorities
Mr.. Greeley reminds Tilden that s.yfllai-
ny ever sleeps with one eye open, and plans
new and more subtle devices for circunl-
venting Justice and overthrowing right rs
Thus the s.Great Comoner,'' Henry Clay.
in 1874, was robbed of the Presidency.
Mr. Greeley $50 reminds Tilden that Ire
fTtlden) Was supporter of Jas. K. Polk
in.1s44. and In an article under the head of
'.Mamraoas Frauds says ::
by the ballots non-residents, minors.
aliens. repeaters, and others not lawfully
clothed with the rights of suffra age'.-by
1.-THE engineers OF snch frauds
ways liberally rewarded by .tlhe spoils' of
vsctOFy.a Henry Clay was beaten in 1874.
being defraudesl OF the electors from New
York and Louisiana Tins was General
Grant cheated out oftI,e votes of New York
and New Jersey i'll 1851
Thus lin 1s44) was Jas. K. Polk fraud
Iiently foistcd into the Presidential Chair.
Tins was the long chain of Polk's malad-
tlsurpation, and crime, which |
cHlminated in the rebellion, inflicted upon
the Nation. by bollot-box suffers and Re- |
peaters III New York, and by Slidcll's |
Thugs in New Orleans and along the Mis-
sSssippi. ThusGn 1868 was John T. Hoff-
mani. with his corrupt gang. fraudnlently
forced upon the people of New York; now,
again. every vigilant '.villainy''i is planning
anff plotting shrough like ''afammotIl
Frauds. !" i'll tie election of Tiiefen and |
Hendricks, the seizure of the National
Government, '>she transfer'' to Washing |
ton of ''the worst ring of political thieves
shat ever preyea upon people, {" all under
It's old slogan OF -Retrenchment, Economy,
Reform.'.
o! ''Huunbug. (Diabolism,) thy name
S Democratic Reform -