The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1876-09-23
AN interesting Exposure.
From the Albany Aruns !

w w AIIIIN Is -
ing Itself notorious just now by
It's malignant abuse of the MAJ,
TOR whom, no very long time AGO.
1t had only words of commepda>
ton. Why it Is now so inconsist>
ent will appear from an incident
to which | able to call Your at>
tention. A short time before the
Democratic Convention met at
st. Louis, Hudson Ainsley, ESQ,
attoIney-atlaw in Salamanca.
tattaraugus county, had cons
verSatlon with A. w. Ferrin.
editor of the Cattaraugus Repub.
lican.
The title of the paper shows
the political color Of the editor.
On that occasion Ferrin said :
Il suppose, from all indications.
Gov. Tilden will he nominated
for the Presidency at St. Lonis.
L am lnCuCed to think that he
Is the strongest man that could
be chosen. But we shall do our
best to beat him., 1t is already ar
ranged that the New York Times
is to tablicate false statements
regarding the personal and politi
cal character OF Gov. Tilden, and
the Republican country papers.
are 10 republish them"
This may seem extraordinary.
but the fact can be substantiated.
1t has already been pnblicly as.
serted by Nj. Ainsley, and, SO
lar as know, it has not been con
tradlcted. There appears to have
been a cold>blooded scheme
formed to blacken the character
OF Mr.. Tilden by false charges
that being the only possible
means which the Republicans
liau OF connteractinG the effect OF
|Iov. !ilden'S well>despryed repu.
Iation as a retormer. Both parties
70 this arrangement. You see, are
their covenants with the
greatest zeal that has ever been
shown III a bad cause. B. A.
\ neiglihor of mine recently infor.
ned me that he had lost "a most
.aluable horse by IA casualty by
10 means uncommon. 4 knowledy
.e. OF a simple remedy would,
lave prevented this loss. The.
IorSe trod upon nail which en-.
cred his foot. Lalneness followed.
he nall was extracted, but lock-
aw supervened, resulting in
cath. An unfailing remedy in
nch eases is mnriatic acid. If.
lien nail is Withdrawn from u
orse's foot, the foot should be
eld up and some muriatic acid
e poured into the wound, nei.
her lameness nor lockjaw need
G feared. Why the iron should
ave the effect which it frequent
has, aud the rationale of the
bove remedy, am unable TO ex.
lam but Of the cel tainty of the
of disease by this
FItectly safe application, | am
ell contlnced.-RNrdl Home. '
Upon the arrival of Representa-
We Gnstavus Sc!.leicher at San
ntonlo. Texas. on the 1st inst..a
amber Of prominent citizens as
at the Menger Hotel TO
ceive him. Many toasts were
'dnk to his prosperity.
Dr. Cross, a gentleman from
oulS'ana, proposed the following
asst:
'Mr. Schleicher, I feel that
ere Is no Coubt about either
'ur nomination or re>elec,iop.
III | trust You will, while guard
z the Interests of Texas, not for
t to do all in your power for
'ur unfortunate sister State
To which Mr.. ScIlleiclner respon
take a deep interest i'll
'n'slana's redemption, and shall
my utmost for her, and feel
rtaln that with Gen. Nichols
6 head OF the Democratic ticket
q the other names on it, all of
ilch are an honor to the State
. VIII oe redeemed at the Nos
mber elections"
MIR. Schleicher, although very
'on ,"t'guea' spent an hour
ioDg his triends.-Hopston loe
AS MUCH OPPOSED To Two
RMS AS GRANT WAS.-The sac