Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-21


Observation-Disclosures Journal.
The Hon. Freeman K Congress
man to be-says that the Democrats
would steal as much as the Republi-
cans. This is the admission of "re-
former"
A Democratic campaign orator,
Gen. Young, speaking the other day
at Centerville, Ga, said: at is an
act OF forbearance to permit a Repub-
hcan to reside in the South"
The Hon. Freeman Kelley says:
Il don't wear no white gloves" With ,
out correctinghis grammar, we would
suggest that perhaps his "size" is not
to be found in northern Indiana
Sam Cary, candidate for Vice Pres
ident on the Cooper ticket told a
Democratic native OF Parkersburg,
West Virginia, that Hayes would car
~ the State Of New York by 10000
majority. This is an Independent"
opinion.
The Boston Journal moves to
amend Tilden's chronological chart
us follows: "Alimentiveness, (as to
railroads. large, acquisitiveness,
huge; secretiveness, (of tax returns)
unexampled; love Of country, five on
a scale of fifty"
A telegram from Michigan City,
Sept IA, says: Williams and Voor-
bees are addressing a large assem-
blage here this evening. There were
1,2OO torches in the procession. The
bloody shirt" was raised during the
parade, which caused about seventy
five torches to leave the ranks. They
say they can't go the bloody shirt.
The Springfield Republican having
asserted that the first particle OF evil
dence has not been produced to show
that Gov. Tilden was drunk on the
night of his nomination, the Albany
Journal invites it to send repre-
sentative to ascertain the facts. "Let
it not take the statements of anybody
else, says the Journal, ~but satisfy
itself through its own Investigator"
Talk about the depressed condition
of the country. Who made it so? Let
every one Of you workingmen, when
you have blistered your hands to pay
the debt, take of the blister and un-
der it you will find a Democratic lie.
The Democratic party has not pro-
posed a thing that would not have
destroyed the government for sixteen
years. Not one. All their ideas are
in a political cemetery to-day.-Col
Bob IngersoPs Speech.
Mr.. Bakers speeches at Mongo and
South Milford last week, were re-
markably well attended, and we un-
derstand gave universal satisfaction.
His views on silver and the currency
question, meet with general satisfac-
ton. The sensible greenbackers are
even pleased. He advocates the
utilization OF silver as coin. In 9TH
er words, to maintain a coin basis,
he believes in having coin for the
basis--LaGrange Standard.
A correspondent OF the Inter- Ocean
writing from Arkansas, says: Dur
ing the years 1869, 1870, 1871 and 1872
the Republicans OF this State built
Its school houses, 379,052 children
attended the public schools. and e.
374 ,212.90 was expended for educa-
tional purposes, leaving $4,000 in
United States bonds in the State
Treasury, which the last Democratic
Legislature unlawfully appropriated
to pay themselves per diem and mile
age. Sixteen thousand dollars OF the
State University fund went the same
way. The proceeds Of the sale Of all
sixteenth sections of public lands,
donated to the State by the General
Government for school purposes. has
been either stolen or squandered by
our Democratic cormorants, until our
free school system stands-as it does
to-day--a shriveled, grinning skele-
ton, a monument of Democratic
hatred, malice, and stupidity"
The Kendallville Standard gives
the following political catechism":
Who organized the Credit Mobilier
and said it unexpectedly legai9-sam-
uel ]. Tilden.
Who helped to swindle the State OF
Indiana out OF $64,O 900 and is now
Democratic candidate for Judge OF
the Supreme court thames l.. Wor-
den. sdi
What Democratic candidate for
judge OF the Supreme court voted for
the back salary grab?-Niblack.
Who did the same thing and is "a
Democratic candidate for Vice Presi-
dent?-Thomas A. Hendricks.
Who stole SLIT from Clarke Lane,
and is now Democratic candidate
for elector- at-large?-Scobey.
Who was q member of the Auburn
Lodge of the Sons OF Liberty
Freeman Kelley. sG
Who said that the Democratic far
mers were id fools to take Lincoln
soabs, (greenbacks) for produce?-.
Freeman Kelley,
Tilden's War Record.
The Hon. Emory A. Storrs, OF Chi
cago, made stirring speech at Free
port, ILL.,, on the 18th inst, from
which the following eloquent extract
is taken. 1t is the best war photo
graph Of Samuel J. Tilden that we
have yet seen, and its reading makes
the loyal blood Jingle to the ends Of
our fingers:
Il ask this simple question Of him:
Mr.. Tilden, where were you during
the WARP What were you doing dur
ing the war? 1t Is an important ques-
ton for us to ask. / ask the loyal
men to-day, whose hearts and all
whose sympathies and feelings were
with and are with the great cause,
where was he? Now and then we
have an aff1davir from some fncon-