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agency the minds Of delegates into line Of ac-
tton Which will contluce to tho public good and
solId reform, then to withhold It Is not pat
riotTc. This wuA the high and holy purpose
which inspired the great Rcformer, Tilden, to
comic down 80 handsomely At st. Louis. In THIS
respect | am i'ls equal: snl # shows forth
our hcArtn than We do our money. Greater sim
certify than this could not be demanded Ia any
caiise.
The Convention vtll ND TIldcn ny nomtnst.
him, nm willing to rtnlicato my right to afd
fltnces lor thu place with my money: Cullom,
poor parstmonious Cnllom, never paid nickel
for the Republican nomination. 1le's pretty
0eyeTnorship ot 8,o00,Oo0 people. whci, he isn't
willing to pay cent III tho great cause 0t Re-
fur1n. It will causc Grant and ILLS leaders to
trcinb1o With fear wlenthey learn that the great
hcr ou. s pts Il he saus. %'s eo of :ies s1n %
Hayes and Wheeler will be struck dumb
when they soc no arc In dead earnest about
routing the Republican party;, antl the blush Of
shame will mount Uayes' check when he learns
cause, whilst he Just sncakcl up and accepted
the Republican nomination Without paying
cent.
reform Is The issuc Of the hour. My titno and
money are nt the service OF tlle glorious cause.
The grand old Democracy can safely support
me, as / hhre ever stood by It In its dark
cat hours. Like Ti1den, was member ofttho
Committee on Revolutions tn tho Chicago Con.
peace platsorm was given 10 the country. ] In
lorsctl this noble paper as sincerely as Tildcn,
and like him also crippled the Government Of
the AholItionists and RadIcals BY withholding
the whisky whlcl, nv laboratory manufactured
shortly after the War. It s also said that Tllden
was concerned In railroad matters. / a1so Grip
ple!i several Of these leartless monopol!es Which
s sa 1tss . sssanS sSe m os s@s5f y yas 1y f'ag u e
funds, and had thia gotten back Into thelr hands
they would haze utterly crushed out the farmers;
20 will be extremely popular now With this
Kcform is tho watchworl. For years past I
hare aided to cripple tho fsaslicd Administration
and the railroads With view to force the people
to oust TINT sretchcd party from power; and
now since that noble catiso1 1scforut-has be-
end entitle o to iSs Se placed M ' forsard d IN tla
counsels Of Tho purity. Some uru shouting for
Allen, Of Egypt, Tor Govornor. Allen stood
nobly. By tle pArty in It's hour Of trouble, and,
ihe M rear cat % Of tc miserable Gnioa soiders but as
he Is not u man Of any force Of intellect, he
could nnko no lsadway against tho brilliant,
parstmontous Ch1lo,n. sclne want TO run
KoSsr asnss 6nty S5 9 % s ,% but wee be s
and on tic day uf the battle he left tho .Ield
with his lcg III hts hand the Radical B!lot having
shyered it; besides, kocFncr'a record ia Wrstched
-hc opposed the Dcfunrncy tn tic Wari nh
! other objection, koeFncr 10 German.
RefoFul--that glorious euisc--is going forward
nobly III the South. Tile brarc South Coro.
1inians, in aecordaneo with tho late spirit ot
he Lover House OF Cn1'gress when 1t proposed
nj Hamburg asted Wisely and well IL killing od
the ncgro in'lltia; and in Kontucky and Mis-,
Bourl and elsewhere our Confederate fr!unds In
displaying the Confederate aag indicate That at
means Democracy, and 1t eau only flourish uni.
yersally Wien that party Is restored 10 power.
Then the negro wi1f be placcd where ho Will not
l,c disturbing element In cur politics, and the
SOUTH 70 lung, VIII be ngaln looket, aftef. There
can bc no pcaee and prosperity there while ttta
| negrb Is permitted to yote and lit In framing
tho laws, instead Ut attending u the icd-labor.
hut true Kcforln is doing its work down there,
since the Democracy hayo captured tho several
| State Governments. ..
Reform untltrlel lis true colors at At. Louis
| not only tn the grand conduct of Tiidet' wnen
4e scattered near1y u million du!!ars IN tle
the Convention squanlrrcd no tins MOI
Thought Iu Independent fool!stucss. Davis aud
| IlanCnck and stich ns tney, Who aided the
wrctched AholItion Var, wsre quickly squelct
nominated. This was glorious, as both These
| notIe men bitterly opposed that Wicked Mar.
but more than this, tiny nre both great frendt
to tito farmers, anu particularly Is tiI1 true OF
'rille., who IS now withholding nearly mill:
| lon Of loflnrs which llc captured from ono 81
these wicked, tlcartlcss Inonppol1cs,-A railroad
co1npany,-ant, although they ara bcl1owing III
co,,rt nhuut t!lu return Of this nancy, Tho
| gralld old Rcfurmcr and farmers friend pays
no attention to 1t; for l,o well knows they III
tcnd to usc this money to ilnIsh up the farlicra
[ with.
! II Reform Ia the motto with the old party oi
gurio1,s memories In Illinois, then lot tiicn1
copy utter tho ST.. Louis Convention, and pay
no attention 10 Independents aud eurc-hcal
Republicans. 1'ruc-blue Democrats asc only tc
bs nominated; md for your Governor you en-
find no better material thun Judas Arnnlt
Benedict. II you curry illinois, you want trtis
Democracy, huclirl by brains. ! can curry the
State for you, as!t my willingness to scattc,
/ 81, ,000, COO In the Convention iii tho 1loly caust
| Of Reform shhws how earnestly my heart Is i.
tt.e grand work, aud that am worthy to work
With Tiltlon, who only paid 500. for III:
non,natiotl. You lavc not Ind iej0nn,er fol
Governor since Gov. Matteson, and now off,
my services. Tho public service las bcconit
drea1lully corrupt, md run wholly mid sole,i
upun the issue oi Reform.
JUDAS ARNOLD BENEDICT.
ALros, H., July 90, 1870.
| THE LIBERALS.
WHY TuEY SUPPORT HAYES AND WHEELER.
A. YNrSk1