The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-07-27

DaGng tvo years uaaer Gen DIX The
deli was al paid, aa8 DE vars and
means devised . relieve ths reople q
tasAlion Mv, Tllaen hEa done noshing
hes write messages ard talk taking 10
Asmself shs credit q other peoples
work
The Democratic CiueinBaii Enquirer.
before the s. Losis romiaaiion, aud
wben its Judgment vas comparatively
unbiased, sa,d sTa3ca's sarrouad.
iBgs are bad II elected be would
take to tho White House tic worst set
Of political jobbers and thieves ever
seeu 10 Washington, and that is saying
a good deal The Democrats Chi
oago Times also predicted, just before
the nomination. that Hayes would
beat Ii.den as easily a. Grant defeated
Greeley
Those Democratic judges a, the In.
diana supreme court who were renom
mated BY the State convention Of their
own party-four Of them at least
have been pushed aside. and the duty
Of naming new candidates is devolved
upon the Judicial districts lu announo.
Jog this, the Democratic central com.
mittee says that the eI-candidates are
mot proved TO be guilty Of intention
al corruption" they only bought for
themselves audi their families, furnit.
ure. carpets. travelling satchels. toilet
articles, gold pens, and SO on and bad
the same charged to the State.
Gov, Tilden boasts Of having. by his
administration, saved money for the
State We deny it. All the saving
has been due to the reform and re-
trenchment policy Of Comptroller
Hopkins and Gen. Dix. In 1872 4.
the policy Of taxation to pay of the
State debt, the bounty debt, and gem
cral fluid debt was entered upon and
pursued until, when Tilden came in.
the work was done. He is not the au
thor Of any policy nor the signer Of any
bill that has saved the State any money,
beyond his yetoes Of some items in the
appropriation bills. His canal policy
will cost the STate ten times more than
all be has saved in every way. The
canals viii be nearly ruined by him,
and it will take millions to put them in
replir.-Troy Wing.
Democratic papers deprecate negro
massacres, like that at Hamburg, n.
c., because sit will hurt the party at
the North
Some of the Southern Democratic
papers are bitterly condemning Cou-
gresham Lamar's speech denouncing
the Hamburg atrocity.
The Chicago Tribune takes away a
real crumb of comfort which the Dem
ocratic papers have chung TO tenacious
y and delightfully."- by saying that no
son OF Abraham Lincoln could by any
inducements be prevailed upon to sup.
port for president man who pro-
nounced the administration OF bis faith.
err failure.
Oh, Tilden is for hard money. He
gave the people of Michigan 81 900 600
of bogus iron money" aad the recip-
tents found it hard lot-so hard that
they have never been able to get rid
Of it.. Hartford Post.
Gov. Tilden may be Union man
now, but in 1860 he was an out-and-out
secessionist, as appears from the fol-
lowing extract from letter written
by him to Hon. William Kent, on the
18th of July Of that year "The single,
slender, conventional tie which holds
the States in confederation has no
strength compared with the compacted,
INTERVIEWING fibres which bind the
atoms Of human society into one form.
alton of national growth. The mas.
tiers OF political science who construct.
Ell our system preserved the State gov
ernments as bulwarks for the freedom
OF individuals aud localities, against
oppression from centralized power
they recognized no right Of constitu
tional secession, but they left revou.
ton organized when it should be de-
manded by the public opinion Of the
State left it with power to snap the
tie of confederation as a nation might
break a treaty and to repei coercion
as a nation might repel invasion"
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