Union and American. [volume] (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1875-1877, 1876-09-28

in the State, puts down the Dem
ocratic majority at fifteen thOu>
sand.
The indianapolis Sentinel SAYS
the most expensive man employed
at the Republican State Centre oe
Committee Rooms of Indiana, re
crives a ealary of thirty-three dol
lars per day, and that it is rot paid
by the Committee but comes from
the Government under the lpio>
matte Appropriations Bill
The 0nlha Herald thus point.
.ealy puts its: Il is now settled
that we are to have camgaign
of lies. The Rebublican lead re-
are. m aking it so. Their record
during the past eight years is 50
infamous that they are not
to defend it. It is, moreover,
incapable of defense. They howl
of their loyalty during the war,
and that hobby might have an
swered very well nine years ago,
but it does not give the people
labor, nor save them from starva-
otin in these terrible times.
JOEL PARKER, the great War
Governor of New Jersey, in
recent speech at Trenton, N. j.,
uses the following strong language
TIE policy of the Republican
party toward the South since the
war has no parallel for he,rtIcss>
ness and cruelty. Posterity will
regard it with horror and disgust,
apd history will stigmatize it as
the great political crimes of the
century. The scheme of hayonet
rue was'deyiscd for party pur-
poses, without regrrd to the vel
fare of the people, North or South
1t was oppressive to the South
and ruinous to the North"
ZACH CHANDLER's organ at
Washington has this to say Of the
charge published that Schurz was
about to be taken off the stump by
the Republican managers:
The truth is that letters writ
ten by Mr.. Schurz and received
in Washington plainly demon
strate that he is as unreliable now
as he was in 1872. II is not i'm.
probable that he has been subjects
ed to some kind Of discipline by
competent authority, and his
speeches have been amended since
then so that they are now more
thoroughly in accord with the prin-
cipies aud aspirations OF The Re-
publican party
THE party that talks of "reform
within tie party has completed
It's list of orators of Indiana.
Here they are:
AL. B. Cornell, Powell Clayton
! @. p. Morton, OrvilleBabcock
W. w. B,bcock, Boss Shepherd
Geo. S. Boutwell, Tom Merphy
G. E. Spencer, Ben Butler,
r. G. Schenck.
Good heavens, read this list !
Why, more than half Of these or
ators and expounders Of Grantism
are under indictment for criminal
olf.nses. And yet the Radical
/ press insist upon saying that
Ilayesism. Read the list again.
PLAIN D2dler.
GLOW LONG a time would elapse
then, after the election Of Dem
ocratic President the rebel COn-
gress, before the crack Of the ov-
erseer's whip would be heard
throughout the South? Not under
the Constitution, but in spite of it.
That is what Democratic ascends
ency means To-day. Let these
words be taken down and recorded.
s.. Paul Pione .rsPreSS and
Tribune.
in commenting on this, the New
York Tribune says:
"Write me down an ass" quoth
Dogberry. And so it is written
taken down and recorded. 1t may
also be taken down and recorded
that the editor Of the St. Paul
Pioneer Press and Tribune was a
defaulter to the United State Gov
ern ment when he held the Chicago
Pension Agency, and that he and
Commissioner Baker, and several
other eminent Radicals, united to
force a wounded soldiers daughter
Ada Sweet, to poy up the amount
as the price of her appointment
We have not yet satisfactolyex-
planation of the interesting from
the editor Of the ST. Paul Pioneer
Press anPrribune, but his re arks
show that his heart still beats
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