The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1876-06-17
NOTES AND EXTRACTS.


papers will have to eat during the can
yass.
The inflationists get precious little
comfort from the platforms of the later
Democratic State Conventions. Bill
Allenism is not regarded as = paying
investment.
Ben Butler disclaims any share in the
anti Blaine conspiracy. lie considers il
a bungling job, discreditable to man
with any pretensions to brains or a gen
Jus for diab0lism.
After q careful examination of the
testimony in the Kerr case we believe
that Harvey is perjured scoundrel, and
that the Speaker was guiltless of any
venality in the Green appointment -
Detroit Tribune (Rep.)
1t is cheering to see veteran fighter
of wrong as WIN. Lloyd Garrison stand
ing up and declaring his belief that "the
nation Is purer to-day than it has ever
been before" Bilious young reformers
may learn something from that.
From the manner in which the Wis.
consin Democracy disposed of the cur.
rency question we think the votes of the
delegates should be cast for Mr.. Hen.
bricks. We are surprised, therefore, to
hear that seventeen out of the twenty
are for Tilden.-Indianapoiis Journal
(Rep.)
We have no fear that there will be
any discord in St. Louis. Ohio will not
dare to make any disturbance after she
sees how other States 60. The Demo.
Gratis have the best of the race, and moth.
ing can prevent them from winning with
Gov. Tilden at the head of the ranks
Troy Pres Dem.)
1t is sad to think that a month from
now the Cincinnati Enquirer will be on
the side of the money power. yelling and
hopping for Slippery Sam. We feel
authorised in making this prediction.
Slippery Sam will corral the boys here
on the 9th, and the Enquirer will have
to 60 with the crowd.--&. Louis Globe.
Democrat (RP.)
The only obstacle now left in Mr.. Til
den's way to the Presidency is the two
thirds rule. Refuse to readopt that, and
the Democrats may count upon certainly
electing the next President Readopt it
and defeat may be our reward. The in
justice which would thereby have been
done to Mr.. Tilden would result in no
good to the party or to the county,
Richmond Dispatch { Denny
The New York World and most of the
Southern Democratic press are demand
ing that the St. Louis Convention shall
nominate Gen. Hancock. How enthu.
the Coniederates will shout
for the man who helped drive them to
the brush, in their mad endeavor to dis
rupt the Union! But then necessity
knows no INTERPRETATION Cham.
pion.
The papers have lots to say about Til
den, for having favorable notices of him
published in the papers "a paid advertise
ment. There is nothing very dishonora-
BILE in man paying for what he GETS
It is more honorable in him to pay for
good words for himself, than it is for Re-
publican candidates to bride offscourinps
from the slums of the cities to say bad
things against their more popular rival.
Troy Chief.
The Democracy are hunting for q can
iidate who has no precedents to defeat
him in advance, consequently no record;
or every Democrat with Q record fifteen
vean old will be killed by his own doines
md dare not face his deeds in the light
IT history. Whether they can find man
o worthless - to be without . record |
n the stirring times of the past decade
md half remains to be Oskaloosa
lndepcsde.t.
The Kansas City 7smes. the editor of
which is Q delegate to the National Dem.
'cratic Convention, thus shows its tender
owe for Tilden: ''The west knows verv
vell that Tammsny, reformed and
,urged by purgatorial fires, is opposed to |
Cilden. But it also knows that when
Cammany was the nursing mother of
Tweed. she had no more devoted sons
han Tilden and his brother 'reformer,'
''