Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1876-07-21
CAMPAIGN NOTES.
eE- The Democrats having advertised
for rhyme for Hendricks, the Philadel-
phia Press volunteers:
Tilden's appendix
His name it In UendriCkR.

eB- The Democrats having advertised
for rhyme for Hendricks, the Philadel.
phia Press volunteers;
Tlden's appendix
His name II is Hendricks.
gT- The Springfield Mass Republican
says "Mr. Hayes is very clean man,
He got his nomination In a clean way He
has the better constituency behind him at
the opening of the canvass
GE- "None of Uncle Sans barrel of
money is salary grab, says the Madison
Democrat. The Chicago Post and Mai
replies "But it is all railroad steal, y and
it does not see wherein that is any better.
C5y~ An anxious Democrat asked Carl
Schurz if he would go to Ohio to taxi. part
in the campaign. Mr.. Schurz replied in
the negative, saying that he wJuld go into
those States where Gov. Hayes stood in
greater need of help than in 0hio,-Inter-
Ocean. M h
VT- Hitched but not united, is the way
the Hartford C0UrdHt characterizes the
Tilden and Hendricks ticket. 1t believes
that nobody who has opinions ON the cur.
rency question can vote this singularly
confounded ticket without doing violence
TO his principles.
9T- Over six hundred millions of dol
lars of the National debt paid off under
Republican rule may be a small item in
the line of economical administration, but
il is more satisfactory than sixty millions
added to the debt of the city of New York
during the same period under Democratic
rule.-RepuJitc Hdgdztne.
GdS- In this campaign, the strange anom-
ally is presentedof the same man soliciting
votes for the Presidency, on the ground of
IL, ..f IL a,1 stsaa IN
the courts as the defendantin the suit for
the recovery of moneys alleged to have
been obtained by fraud. The man, it is
needless TO say is Samuel j. Tilden.-
Rochester IN. p Democrat. ...t
1E- On the 10Th inst, Chicago fired the
first gun of the Presidential campaign,
electing Monroe Heath, straight Hayes and
Wheeler Republican, Mayor of the city,
by Ii ,613 majority over Mark Kimball,
the regular Democratic candidate. Over
5000 votes were cast for Jim McGraw,
Independent Democrat, Mr., Heath having
majority of $3.50 over both opponents.
rE Concerning Cow Hayes letter of
acceptance the New York Granite says:
Sensible, iudicious, conciliat0ry, honest.
There is no buncombe in it, no spread.
eagleism about it, no bogus promises of re.
form made to catch votes and be forgotten
when the election is over. But it is such
letter as the people will be likely to ap-
preciate and respect. Gov Hayes is evil
IDENTIFY determined to let his moderation
be known to all men,"
GT~ AT a recent meeting IN Washington
the Executive Committee of the Union
Veterans National Committee decided to
issue call for a National Mass Conven-
tion of soldiers and sailors who served in
the Union army during the late war, to
meet in indianapolis, on Wednesday,
Sept, 20, to ratify the nominations of
Hayes and Wheeler, 1t was also resolved
to toorganlzecompanies, regiments, brigades,
divisions and corps of boys in blue, and
the committee requests all such associa-
tions to procure uniforms and torches
eB" Mid banquets and festivals though
we may 60,
Be it ever SO nauseous there's nothing like crow;
a spirit Of toughness seems lingering there
You can lind nowhere else on the bill OF fire.
Grow, crow-ho, sweet. sweet crow,
Be 1t tougher than shoe soes, there's nothing like
crow.
Deprive us Of crow, hunger tempts us in vain;
oh, give us a taste Of the buzzard againl
slice Of the breast although bitter MS gall
And its stringy old drumsticks, more tougher than
Crow ca-row, sweet. sweet crow
oh, give me a big piece of ssvory crow.
-BHrtingtOH Hd1Uk-Eye.
G8 On the day the Committee of which
Sam Tilden was a member pronounced
the war failure, Gen. Hayes was lead
ing a victorious brigade up the valley of
Virginia; when Hayes was entering on
his first term as Governor, Tilden was still
the counsel and political ally of Boss
Tweed while Hayes was serving in the
Union Army, Tilden was quarreling with
the draft, and lending moral support to
those who resisted it; when Hayes enters
the White House, Tilden will be laid
amid the broken lumber of a treacherous
and rickety party rm.-DaytoR
(0hiO) JOurHdt.
s4S- Henry B. Blackwell writes 10 the
Boston Aduertiser, as to the estimates of
Gov Hayes. He has known the Governor
for twenty-five years and says: =" Mr..
Hayes has calm cool, intellectual tenn
perament, which is not easily reused, but
which, when reused, moves promptly and
with singular precision. He has "A clear,
judicial intellect. He is not wanting in
enthusiasm, but he never gushes. There
is II certain magnanimity, stately and
dignified repose of character, which
underlies his frank and genial temper,
and which keeps his generous impulses
from running away with him. He is al
ways and everywhere, "A gentleman"
EB~ One of the members of the Com
mittee on Resolutions of the ST. Louis
Convention, which framed the ''reform"
platform, was l.. p. Walker, of Alabama.
In Lossing's History of the United States
QS73l the following reference is made TO
that distinguished "reformer'': Leroy
Pope Walker, JEFF Davis Secretary of
War, had prophesied on the day when
Fort Sumter was attacked april ~,
1861 that the flag that now fiaunts the
breeze here will float over the dome of the
old Capitol at Washington before the 1st
of May! Let them 0he United States
GovernmenD try Southern chivalry and
test the extent Of Southern resources and
it may eventually float over Faneuil Hall
in Boston" This original traitor wants
to reform the Government.