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TIIDEN As A GHEENBAQKEH,

The T11nEx campaign In Indiana is in full
blast. LAHpEns, HoLMAnt VoonHzEs, and
Blue-Joans WILLIAMS ara all at work. They
all advocate T1LDEaa election u Gresn.
hacker, and claim that on that point 10 is an
ab1cr and mora reliable candidate than PETER
OoorEn- They have, with HzNDn1oxs' ap-
provol, declared him more trusty advocate
and champion Of grcenbaok currency than
even SAN Cary. Tie fraud is, Of course,
transparent solf-ovident to all men save tho
comparative handful Of persons who ore
holding conventions and making speeches
for PErEn CoopEn. OF these the Democratic
wing arc expected and will ali vote for TIL
DEN, whils the Republicans who have boen
and can be duped into tho third party are to
ba encouraged to yota for CoopER. This IL
tho mission Of SAu Carr, the Greenbaok
candidate for Vicc.Pyasldent. He was the
candidate for Iientenant- Governor On the
A1Ixx ticket in Ohio In 1876. Ho las now
boen put on tho ticket with CoorxR that he
mny encourage and koop alive tie Gresnbaok
organization, and keep thht many Republic
nns from voting for HATES, Tho Groer-
baek Democrats Of Indiana and Ohio will all
vote for T1LpEH.
Tho Republicans who have gone into this
GreenbAck party In good faith can hardly
continue much longer blind TO the trap
which has bsen prepared for them. They
can hardly fail to aea that tho Democratic
party ia merely using tho 0reonbsok party to
divert votes from tho Republicans in order
to elect TiLpEs. Evary Democratic GEocn-
hacker in Ohio and Indiana will vote tho
Democratic tickot for State and county off,
GERS and for Congress ut tle October cleo
lions, while tho Republican members Of that
party are 10 throw their votos away on q
third ticket.
| The dishonesty Of tho Democratic policy
Ia, however, consistent with tho whole char.
aetar Of the campaign. Il Ia announced that
Mr. T1IDzN. IN his office at Albany, person.
ally dirccta tha Democratic campaign in all
parts OF tho country, The PETER Coopka
ticket is mara appendage to tho T,LDxN
ticket. Not q Democrnt will vote for CooP-
III. So tho whole vote given for tho third
party candidates is to be Withdrawn from the
Republican party; aud by that fraud and
deceit the Democrats expect to carry not on.
IL Indiana, but 0hio, md 10 elect majority
| Of Democrats 10 Congress. and get control Of
the State Legislature in "a many States d!
possible.
In Ohio, ALLHH and EWING are advocating
the election Of TiLpzS on tho ground that b
IL In favor Of maintaining tho greenback cur
reney, and in quantity "oqual 70 the de-
mauds OF the business wants of the country,
, 1876-08-31

HonAT1o SEYMOUR has been ut his old tricks
again, aud with the customary result, He
was nominated by the New York Democratic
State Convention yesterday, but not until he
had sent o telegram begging that his na1ns
shonld not be used, ns the weak sta.o Of his
hcalth would not permit him to enter aotive-
~ upon tho canvass. It was we'll known
that his namo would DO presented, and no
person was better informed Of 1t than him.
self. His nomination was foregone conclu-
sion, and hence tho opportunity was afrord-
ed for = little of SExMoua's favorits
clap-trap. Ho waa nominated by
acclamation, Just rs be had calculated he
would be in case hs showed The proper
amount of reluctance In advance. OF
course he will accept, and We believe ha will
be badly beaten by Gov. MORGAN. HonAT1o
SEYMOUR il favorite candidate with the
clnsa Of Democratic politicians who manage
Conventions In Now York. Ho Is their Kind
Of man,-a candidate Of the machine. His
well.known peaee-at-any- price proclivities /;
The lukewarm and Lalf-hcarted manner in
which hs discharged hs duties as Governor
in sending ths soldiers Of New York to tho
front In 1869 aud 1908; his hearty sym
pathy with the violent opposition OF
tho New York Democracy to the
draft-law, and his share in tho responsibility
for the awful massacre of negroes BY the Irish
Democrats of Now York City in 1sGY,-all
this hns made tho name Of HoRAr1o Sg1Moun
particularly obnoxious to tho Republicans Of
At p
Republican vote hs against Gov. MORGAN,
whose record aa Wnr-Governor is every.
thing that Gov. SKyMoun's il not
, 1876-08-31

4 San Jose (Cal.) laborer, engaged in tho e1.
cayatfon Of cellar, found a stone Jug filled with
half million In gold dust. Thu "tind" Is Gre
ating ao intense excitement, md even the city
officials aro offering bonus for tho privilege Of
Welding pick on vacant lota.
, 1876-08-31

Speaking Of Its new presses, alleged to hayt
"cost " $435 the Inter- Ocean aaks itstlf why
It "madc 50 largc an Investment" By-nnd.by,
ID all probability, tho manufacturer Of those
presses will ask himself Why he made 90 large
m Investment" !" and will bo able to give himself
no satisfactory ansEcr.
, 1876-08-31

ernfncnt, though that would be sad enough
but ii Is caas OF actual perjury, which seems
to bo fndtsputably proved by tho two ALL
iavits on record. suoh chargo aubstanti-
stet1 In 60 diroot n,annor would, in q proper
condition OF public morals tlcfcnt tho e1oo-
tion Of 1nan for Constable how ,nucf
moro then should 1t operate against The
candidate for tho. Chief AIagistracy Of a
Republic Of IL ,Qoo, 900 Of people? If ,nan
who confcssea that ho committed perjury
In order to swindle tho Government may DO
elected to tho highest Office In the nation,
whnt encouragement do public honors offer
for truthfulneas, integrity, md fair-dealing7
What q contemptuous comment II would be
upon the popular form Of government II tho
majority Of tho citizens Of this country
should deliberately, and with full knowl-
edge Of tho facts boforo thon, oleot to the
highest Aonora'a man guilty Of crime
which, lad It been discovered md verified
in tilno, would have consigned him TO tho
ponitonttaryI Before such an accusation, It
would no longer be possible 10 defond the
honesty Of the American people nor justify
tho principle Of popular government.
q. Il is a lamentablo fact that this charge
Of porjnry, sustained by Mr. TnDEa's own
statements, not denied but taoitly admitted
by him, has alienAtel but two or three OF tho
public organs which had undertaken his sup
port, md has not called from single Demo-
cratic politician Of consequence demand
that Mr. T1pTN must deny having made ono
or tho other Of those statements, md so clear
, 1876-08-31

The patients Of Berkeley Springs, Va, hare
assumed the responsibility OF their own cures.
4 DR.. CRAWFORD, under whose hande, ono Mr..
JonNsoN had passed unto bis fathers, WI
taken from the jail recently aud summuily
hanged BY tho neck until he was dead.
, 1876-08-31

GEORGE B. McCLELLAH, after approaching
the situation by parallels, has decided to sup.
port T1LpEN with the force he has At his eoul.
mand, vigorously pfotcstlng, meanwhile, that
hc cannot move securely nor attain any lasting
victory unless sclnforccmcnts aze promptly for
1o.Y
, 1876-08-31

Tho TlLpgN aud HaNDR1cgs Club Of m Eatt-
ern town, not recognizing tho eternal fitness vi
things, arc complaining that the local pa'
per publishes Information Of their meetings
''bctwccn Insertions Of death aud noticoa "
trampsps
, 1876-08-31

The New York papers daily bring tales Of
hair-breqqth Escapes and manifestations Of phe-
nomcuar y1gor On the wires OF the Brookl5n
bridge. a very clover accident, by which MILL
Ions are mutilatcd and souls sent to tho bourne
from which no traveller has returned up to tho
time VIC GO to press, will be nsxt In order, and
perhaps acceptable.
, 1876-08-31

Tho lnfeT-0eean announces that 1t has pur,
chased two presses, each with IN capacity equal
to 5000 perfect papers per hour, or $1,000 for
tho two.' What the TO. wants with two
presses, when one, Of the capsbIlIty thus nJieat.
ed, would work of It's whole edition In ten Or fl.
teen minutes, is "onc Of these things no fellow
can fi1d out.i
, 1876-08-31

An unfortunate glrl In East st. Louis sasl
tho child'a fathcr Is 4 onc-armcsl man, and &c.
fuscs any further information. One-thIri thu
population OF the town havo lost an urn on tlle
railroads 4hat run through tho town, aud there
is trouble among tha cr'pples and much wonder
Us to who may be tho happy ancestor.
, 1876-08-31

A Sheriff named Moon arose to tho occasion
In Dallas (Texm) the other day. 4 mob ap.
proached the Jail with the intention Of hanging
a colored man. The Sheriff mildly remarked
that they might kill llm, hut they couldn't hayo
that prisoner, and tho crowd dispersed.
, 1876-08-31

lit must be done, tho more Rristocratic In Its
nature the moro interesting It bccomes. The
Marchcse MANTB0AzzA Is Oh trial ut DolognR,
the homs Of the sausage, for forging tho naulc
Of VlcToR EXAHuRL to two bills Ut e1elApga
for 1OQ, ,QOO lIyEcs each,
, 1876-08-31

ffoohply lilo nfst 8teAl TINT WILL 30 pro-
posed by tho Confederate party, in case 1t
shall succeed In elocting TthDEN President
and securing control Of both Houses Of Con-
gress, will bo to refund to the various States
principally tho Southern stntea) tho tax
lovfod on cotton botweon tho years 1863 md
1868, amounting In bulk to $so,o72, 1888. a
bill to provide this gigantic opportunity for
plundering tho Treasury woe actually intro.
duccd at this last aession by WILLIS, OF Mis-
8issippi, notwithstanding tho restraint OF d
Republican majority In tho Senate and the
absolute certainty OF veto by President
GRANT. But there wns no thought of pass
ing it through tho prosont Congress; tho
purpose Of introducing it was merely to
prepare tho public mind and accustom
the people to q discussion which admits
the possibility OF such legislation. The bill
introduced by WEL1s professed to provide
division OF thu money for perpetual froe-
school hnd in tho different States; but this
was nero pretenso which will be dropped
wlenevor the Confoderates get sufficient
majority to insuro the SUCCESS OF tho schomc.
Tho insincerity OF the profossod distribution
for school purposes Is shown by tho
proposition TO rofund In proportion
rs tho tar Was paid In certain States
without regard to tho relative necessi-
ties for school facilities. Thus the great
State OF Iowa would get "porpetual school
fund Of just Is conta in this way, many Of
the Northorn 8tat9S nothing at all, whils
Georgla would got nearly twalvo millions,
Alabama over ton millions, Arkansas two aud
one-half millions and 80 On.
10 understand tile infamy OF the PROPOSE
ton 1t need only bo stated that this was the
only tux paid BY the South which could be
fairly construed as on account Of tho War
, 1876-08-31

The Chicago produce markets vese irrsgu-
lar y4sssrday, provisions bsing weak ard
braal7tunfs firm. Meas pork olos.d 15a per
h1t lower. u $l6.bo for September and
el4 374 to, tha yeAs. Lard closed 20o PSF
, 1876-08-31

Greenbacks yesterday ut the New York
Gold Exchange oloaed at 9l, tho highest
6guEo reached for several years.
, 1876-08-31

Warmer wosther, with possibly occasional
rains, nrc tho conditions predictod for this
Eeginn today.
, 1876-08-31

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, 1876-08-31
TILDEN'S RECORD.
L CHEAT cAMPA1oN DOCUMENT.

CHEAT CAMPAI0N DOCUMENT
Tns sccord ccneiuslvoly prosca that he Wa
l. 4 sECEsStUNlsT. AND OPPOSED 10 THE
FAR FOR TIE aiAfKTENASCE OF TlIR UNION.
2. a NOsOM FRIEND UF ''D0ss TWEED" AND
MEMUEIs or THE TAMMAEy GANG.
>. A noGus REF0NhiEn WHO REDUCED no
FAXES REFDRMKDN NO OChEALC0RRUPTf0A,A AND
MADE NOTHING BETTER THAN liR FOUND IT.
4. 4 CoREUrTER or TlIE BALLUT.B0x, AND
A LEADER IN FRAUDULENT ELKCTloNs, As
CHARGED UPON HiM nY noi.ACK oRERLKT:
9. AN ISsUKft Or s1fINTLABTElI9 TO LABOR
nI0 nKH IN THE IRON REGIONS or MICHIGAN.
O. a INDUSTRIOUS RAILROAD BIlAnK. WHO
AMASSEu MILLION by DEVouta1NQ WESTERN
RAILROADS IN FINANCIAL TROUBLE.
Tt,is great Campaign Document hl'l four pages Of
TkbuAR size. cory thereof should be pacsd IN tho
hands OF every voter In tile West. ..--. 80.
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, 1876-08-31

that Wr1ttAx A. WHEELER. sinca 1 havs known
him we'll, hus boon my lfst chOice 70. Int Trest.
dcncy., Upright and fens!cas. wtac and rcsolute,
Trusted BY men Of every pnsty. md worthy q theii
be President than 1iu. This hiny be sald wIthvut
slfspasa9enent To tho qnle, thoughtful, unprc,end
venIen Mt Cincinnati nss!gnca the frat place on Tia
ticknt-a INN against wsoao character mol brcatb
af suspicion WIN eyes chst, whUln those who know
hlnt bust ,leCAte to he ar &c ulAto ~ JACKSON and
~ huneet n. L,Ssnts, anil ~ courageous al Gun
tNAST am. wl1o l,as filled tue high placc4 lo ilaa
expect him 10 Ill Tho ati!l higher unc to which ho Z
noy nominated, with the conmcndation Of tia na.
tt1u.
Titus ono after tho other tho Independents,
Of wl,om the TIldcnitcs expected such grcal
things, aio into tho ranks Of the Republican
party to do baltic for reform antl Union.
, 1876-08-31

Tho scholar In politics, Professor and Con-
gresham aEELYE, whom tho Democrats llayo
been expecting would train with them, Las pub
LILLY announced AIa determination to support
HAYES mid WnsELKR. Tn Saturday evening
last, the Republicans Of Amherst, Mass, lung
to tho breczo their new 1ag, upon which aeca-
sion Prof. 8EELYR delivered short speech,
from Which the following Is an extract:
IbnlieYs In the principles Of tho Republican par
ty,-prIucipics which 1t ha1 lleyer thlslGed, and
Which, notwithstanding what II said about dead ia.
sues. aro a. Important to.d.y ~ thsy aver hava
aru ilostng OIL this lag. GecausG tslieys them to
bu wisc. aud brave. and ttug men, 70 whom We
aAy conMt the admtnisttatlon Vt tho Goysrn.
datElment Ut their hands u not hesitate to a&y
, 1876-08-31

E11W1NNtSG LODGE, No. 3l1. A.. +. and 4. NJ
regular communication will be had this tThHttdayl
M Meu,oets sra lsGsnsly Isausstsd 70 y Hre.snt o.
bttaineA3 NJ Importance. WcfE On the u: H. pe*ree
BJ order Of tho W. 81. l.. 8. CHARLOTTE. Sec.
, 1876-08-31

THE CONSEQUENCES OF ELECTNG TILD En-
Tho discussion relative to SAMUEL j. IT,
pEA's contradictory statements under oath
has been confined thus fur 10 nero e1pod.'
ton OF the case aud tho interchange Of opin-
ion on It's merits. This was tho natural drift
Of all reference to tho alleged perjury pond
ing the timo when denial might bs expected
from Mr. TnDRn that he had sworn to ono
or the other OF tho statements. But it Is
now moro than week siuce the discovery
was made, md thoro has been no utte1ance
on his part, except tho theory Of Liz private
secretary (probably advanced ut tho inhtancc
Of T11Dzs) that tho 390, 900 which he sworo
was pnid to him in 1862 wan really earned in
previous years. This Is admitted On Nil sides
to be no answer ut ali, since tho law required
return Of tho g1oss income OF tho year,
and since Mr. T1lDEa evidently SO under
stood the law, as he mado deductions in his
return amounting to nearly $1,000 as war;
rantod by the law. There is no longer any
reasonable room for doubt, then, TINT Ms.
I11DzS made both tho following statements
under oath:
On Dee. 20, 18G3,l In Ats answfr TO The
Nr. Tllpnx ssrort to o|eomplaInt In AA4 Circuit
return und.r oath. "Itsan " ~ Untttd
'etff {: Ss,ssy :ssy :e., as fsu t. 4on ri ~: =:
, 1876-08-31

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, 1876-08-31

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, 1876-08-31

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, 1876-08-31

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II j. printed in type OF a heavy, di>im ct,
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English au;horirics differ widely frcn,
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Richland beacon., 1876-03-18
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