Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-11-01
PROMINENT DEMOCRATS
DENOuNCE HIM.
HON. AUGUSTUS sCHELL.


"I an, decidedly and unalterably opposed 70
Governor Tilden as Presidential candidate.
He is bitterly opposed by some Of the best known
and most influential Democrats in the State, a
the metropolis, and all through the interior. !s
IS idle 10 talk OF his ability 10 carry New ork."
COLONEL ISAAC r. EATON.
"If Tiiden is noninated, the Greenback men
will organize and nominate q candidate on .
Greenbaek platform in less than thirty days from
the adjournment of the convention. The Kan
sas Democrats Will utterly refuse 70 support
Tlten."
GENERAL JAMES B. sTEADMAN
"Cnder no circumstances that could BE
imagined would We accept Tlden- II Iilden
should unfortunately receive the nomI atioE,
Hayes would be.t him in Ohio by 60ccU 10 49,
coo majority. and in Indiana he would be i'eaLen
by from 20 900 TO - 900. Ii any>other man that
has been named should be nouiinaed on q plat
form declaring in favor of an immediate repeal
Of the resumption ac-, We can carry Ollio Gy
5000 majority We would rot even accept
Tiiten on = platform with that plank in II, be-
cause the uau anu the platform would neutTalze
each other. II The cits Of Toledo, in which l
live, : TO be taken u all = test Of The State,
he would DC beaten utterly by Hayes."
Hon. AUGUST BELMONT, OF NEW YORK
Those who claim that Tiden is unassl liable
DO 10. know him ,Or they do, thenthey are guits
as dishonest a. he IS, he has been counsel for
ell the brcken-down corporations with which
New YORK has been afflicted for long term of
years, anu out Vi them be mas not eoUIs with
Nan hands"
GENERAL EWING, OF OHIO.
liam very much surprised st one thing.
The = NOcScy Of IildeE comes either from States
that arsinnatsIy Democratic or hOpelessly Re
publican Y hile two great States whose vote Is
tie index TO the final result Of the fight are ar
raved sterviv against him. II Is also 4 curious
thing that Manning. editor OF the Albany paper
regarded 80 Tilden's special organ, should, ia
an interview n st. Louis, make the statement
that Governort.Jlldeu Is looking for the receipt
of the votes Of a large number Of Republicans
in Nev York"
HON. GEoRGE ". HoUK,
delega,e to the -. Louis Convention from Ohio,
SAYS;
- The party can survive q Presidential defeat,
a. IL has already survived three since 1854, iasu
gurated under the same auspices and Leadership
a. the present. but l. cannot survive the tacri-
ice of the great principle Of fidelity TO the
rights of the peUph which il was organized to
maintain lie lTidenl has u.1o lis
fortune with !sTish hand 10 promote his 20
liticsl aspirations. He Is the first aspirant Tor
Presidential hOuors in the history Of ths coGu-
try who has utilized che provincial press by ad-
vert.sinr his qCslff~ y1ions extensively and as
successfully IS HelmsOld advertised his buehE-
Such man, fellow w-tNtizens. who relies upon
such instrum-ntalides- and who seeks by nd
rsctiOu 10 COMPASS his personal e1TancenenL,
Is not the man TO lead the Democratic party -
victory in this CsISeuHial year Of the he
public"
GENERA Al sIOCTN
severely eastigated IsIdsu before crowd CT
delegates al ST. Louis and said : - The greater
part of the State is opposed to Tlden now
large part of the New Work delegation was o.
posed to him; and i. mssDt something this op-
position, for the 'opposingNaetion comprised Al,
or nearly sIl, the brains OF the delegation Nhu
TiIden It vas impossible to carry Indiana and
Ohio in October. and If they>were not carried for
the Democratic party. there would be no cause
Tor rejoicing in November
DAN VOORHEES,.
"Iam not surprised at all these things com
ing out Oh Tlden. / knew they were all there
and were bound to appear. And" he added
sucgestively, " i am expecting, every day, some
thing still worse 70 be developed"
DE WITT C. LITTLEoHN.
"I am utterly opposed to the nomination Il
Mr. Nlden I DO not think he has the hTss
Qualification TO make good President. h =
ret ssssssNsa. sss podkeA H,sh,a0S