The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-07-27
PRESS orr MON !,

COY. Tides has not yet written n let
ter Of acceptance, but he has cleaned out
n Tammany ring and a canal ring, and
reduced the amount Of taxes in New
York nearly onc.half-M LOujS Wn@,
NEVER before, in our hundred ycarsol
%changcfuI events, have we had Il prc'i-
dent at the head ofthc governmental the
United States who has exhibited 50 much
personal hate and positive mcanncSs in
his high Office PiH"bwg Post.
OVER 1000 Federal soldiers arc static
ed in the southern states, according 10
the latest report sent into the house.
This is within Il few hundred Of the
number located in the territories, whore
there il an urgent need for troops. The
little radical plan Of masSing the army
IN the gulf states for election purposes
will have TO he abandoned. The people
are thoroughly posted rs to where mill
tary service is needed, and they know it
is not in the south,
3AYAED TAYLOR swoopcd down from
ParnaSSlIs upon Philadelphia, and
ticklcd the ScnsibiIilics Of his country
with the conundrum;
"Cnu she forget,
IN present JOY, the burden Of her dohl}"
There is 80 much of it that we really
don't believe she can. Twenty years ago
she was as 1.-the aud discncumbcrcd rs n
deer; now she's got a Iump ON her back
and tolls like Il dromcdary. When she
comes down TO rice, milk and potatoes,
| chops her o wood, knocks the bottom
out of the lap Of luxury, and does her
own washing and ironing, the hump will
bcyiu to Subsidc,- HroohIm Arg"s,
THE history Of Hayes shows that when
ever the opportunity has presented itself
he has been an ultra partisan, He in
dorscd the partisan conduct of the IrgiS-
Iaturc, which wmodclcd all our state in
stitutious 50 ~ to give the republicans Il
majority in the different boards. He mp.
proved Of the Infamous legislation which
changed the police and FIRE department,
in this city, in ordcrthat his party might
be put in control. These are a few Of TIN"
acts which he ha. iudor,rd and approved
and shows what might hc expected Of
him IN a partisan way, if elected TO the
presidency .- UcrcIond FidiO Uopiy.
Arrnpn,yc ,o thc Now ORLEANS. Times
ON $50 ,yLon Con Grant c,r,n in,n
onino hn G"mJ Gn G,nr ,honynmJ nyn
hnudrcL and ycynn Evil cn,,,lnyns an G,n
pay rOlS. In ISL that number, under
his almiTistration, was increased t. iify-
scvcnIpItaud six luudrcd and five. In
1873 he, i'll further increased the pay
roll toei rhtySix thousand six hundred
and sixty. And in 1879 he ran it up TO
the cuormpus figure Of niucly-iour
thursoud oNc huudrrd and nineteen -
Bun fine Jimc, does NOT c~NuIoiu This in
crr,.c II n, rr.ruiy ,hr uumhrr nj
hrntLrr.irl Law and cnu.iug di.c,v,roI
and nrnviJcJnr since $3.50
PINCIIEhrK VIII get the pay and mile
az" which the 'nator~ proposed to give
HIM ~ n sop iortlIc hnal slaughter OF his
hopes. Az h" never took his seat, and
the vote OF tn" republican senator's de.
cIarcd mat re was never entitled to II,
wc regard the passage Of the resolution
IN " "'''"oc' 10 pune oV'''nh, anu III
""''n,F' Oh tue "'',h'y "' !'E''la''n'''
we "o NOV 'c' ''n'n a''r",'o' W 'hc
'o''c'' ''','cncy o' ''' trP"o'I'ah surrey
p'''y yo'r .T'n'c ''ay'S Nlc'codou
'ra'' III we ,lo,a'ry on ''' roast "'''
l"tr'o'S'-N J. "''"'"'
THE @Ietterof acceptance OF Rutherford
Orchard Hayes is chiefly remarkable for
its p]roIusrncS5 in the use Of adjcctiycs.
lctaIkS about Essential notifications
" iunrXibIc purpose" and "iuscppmblr
uncertainty" but has NOT n word to say
about "uunnr,IIcIcd c|nrruntiouo or thcn
administration of which me- is sunrort.
or, lie Sims himself, "GIIow rililcn y
but over his signature there i, no word
Of condemnation of Graulism, NJ cyprcs.
sion OLA desire for reform. He willingly
stands upon the platform of the rcpubIi-
cans, and his whole letter of accrptgncr
il, like himself, a passive, negative dozen
mcnt. more remarkable for what it does
not than what it doe. contain. 1t is a
weak production, Notwithstanding nil
the time and advice wasted upon it
~ Y. E,prcss.
Nnro ia h I.oo,l,,
rcsnnn.;LlcS Tor ,mv ;n.mGi"i""a" ,L,,S
NAV no in ,hc FARGO now "ncr, n,,
tho familiar !, !. Jiro.,Ir ~r,,";IIa ~,
thc sintn ~ ,T,irs uh;oJIS n,a"ii,''u wv
s,rv ,horo .ho"LI Lo nnu na;l;,n, ,no.
in ,bnt nnnr,or |m,"y "iIlII"
first. for what thc Now TnrL'Tim", vorv
npprnnrintclv cnl,. ohio ucndlesa ;&rr;t..y
ton caused Inv the cxncLition in,n ,ho
Black Hills last summer" Il i, rcsuon
sihlc for the absurd and vacillating policy
which has characterized the dealings OF
the government with the Indians for
the past ten years, and for the cheating
and s%windling which have aIieuated 50
,|''y even, OF tine friendly Indians.
li'l.ly; 1t Is mSP"'lSlhlc- r%uIrahly,