The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-03
Political Notes.

Political Notes.
GovERNoR HAYES, althougha million
aire, never owned carriage in his life.
The only mechanic he ever patronizes is
q shoemaker, and he wouldn't patronize
him il somebody would start the fashion
of going barefooted. s
In 1874 the State taxes Of New York
were SIC, ,000, 600, run up to that figure
by Radical misrule in 1875 they were
reduced;by Gov, Tlden to $4,000, 900,
and this year he has knocked them down
to $8, ,000, 900. Tilden is death on steal
ing. Rogues fly from him as from
glance Of destiny. He saves the State of
New York IS, 600 I0oO-he will save the
United States 800, 900, 900 year. In
his election lies the salvation of the
country. s8r sss
THERE is not much chance for doubt
as to how the Germans of the country
stand. They are for reform and honesty,
not only in the abstract but as practically
exemplifed in presidential candidate.
They don't want man who is merely
good because he isn't bad. They want
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a,.,1 1,y1 WIN ieioim WIN anu oanlsui A:II ..
for him almost as a unit. The Germans
have cut loose from clap trap and hum
bug, and are terribly in earnest this year.
As to Hayes, they have dropped him out
of their attention.
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se1.: ~. % .eee w oy sno sio
any i1sufficiency there NAV be in the
force now operatine ON the frontier. it is
directly responsible for the state of
affairs which make it necessary there
should he any military Operations in that
Quarter II is reponsible. first. for what
the New YORK Tynafs yery appronr;atelvv
calls atbe needless irritation caused by
the expedition into the Black Hills last
SUMMER It is responsible for the alb,
surd and yaciliating policy which has
characterized the dealings of the govern
ment with the Indians for the past ten
wears and for the cheating and swindling
which have aJienated 80 MANY even of
tbs friendly Indiana. Finally it is re-
snons;hIa- -crJnahiv criminaiiv resnon.
for the eru,;ne ~ tha Indians and
thereby fitting them to waoe most de-
strnct;ye war npon our soldiers
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iHE cainpalgn poe.s m:,S siS pulsslng lneo
sons. an ensnas.a'N' inuon man sings
Reform Reform !
Chorus It, boys, from I'M the % East to II the ~ West,
On to the White M House We'll eli march in as swarm.
Singing for Tilden and shoutiug :. Reform"
Tup Seneta ob;aots. d.c;dadlv. to any
rednct;on IN the nnn, her of emoIoyees Of
tha EsderoI governmant # wonld
or;nr,1a tba sory;oe Il soys ;f tbe enunn-
i,al S..ppns 30 s rad,,oad Rnt ~ records ~ of
~ H. Ia pans;on Rnreon I sbow that in 1885
@;th s. e.0 ona hnnJrsa and So saHont1ssys :, 80,
AZ, "r,L ,nlosass @ the hrrear aJ;rd;cateS f;fty @
tbnnsand ORIGINAL cases last wear with
o1er no .r fonr h hn5Jred A sm nloysas ibera wsre ,
o,I on1v abont I : twslva thonss,,d o,;g;naI 20 90
ody yS;o..s5 49, tn G Cb;af Let SiasL of - a.
S1raan S S' rscentlv ,tast;t;sd [ hat hsfora the e
soron,;ttae p On Pensions ~ that thars s ware e
fartv.e;ght nersons emnloved in the
finance division, and that if the work in
the Auditors ofhce was up to date the
work OF that division would be useless,
With facts like these at their command
the Democrats In the House OF Repre-
sentatives can afford to laugh at the
talk that the government service will be
crippled by dispensing with useless
drones.
Tup Mstbod;sf. We are AIMING tbosa
who /. haI;eva tbot pres;dent Grant oucbt
Is 80 x,,Ia;y H, N .b;s chr;stian nation wbv
ha IL h hos rdoneJ saysn s,,,,, ga,,gersconv;cted
of ns;np- their official mowers tn aid in
Safrsnd;no the revenue of the limited
States / short time auo we EXPRESSED
a fear that the whisky men would soon
he hocL in mower The nardon;ns ~
sara,, ~ n otsaa bpldors cony;cfsJ hv ;,sr;ss
of I JafranS;nr ; ~ The rsvenne looks ~ yarv
badiv 70 No and there are ;nt;mat;ons
hot 1@ tbs - rest Of M Rr;stow,s ;a;l birds
will will soon m he given free wings. The least
nre;ndiced- observers will inyoluntarily
think of the charge that campaign funds
came in 1872 from the whisky ring, and
/ ask hard questions.
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:, LIE aaeenousst hs ,speaAs aPPiIneingly J " "
ene hgh! which uoseinoi lTe Ts. caiilIu lI
On agains. co..aps'o.''S'S u. J;l Ans "a - tis do
s.ue way u dga pusHs " a;atr;h.s u aos aOsus, ue
nses 4sa Ii.,.no. ula.iio Is, L,,
corrupIio1 III ING apstiact, VI snom, ny
i've hunoIeo reasons tna' coilupli1n
was an lneeffeee .ning, anu ouglt 10 o.
reformed as pleasahtiy y possible. ssu ,.i ne
Ts 1Uugns ,tne colrap..oslsss u ,snemselses
lnis waa sne nay - n ~ w ilS se1n sa =
snae eollupl1oa couiu. oe sa: usssieysu ~ oni
py ariylng tne coIIups,onlse iron ls
power, and ne SCI 70 sw9lK upon ma
view OF tne matler. IL Y py tnls metnoo
ne will iaoor 70 reform Ine. .goVelnmen' ZEN
anu a oJ ,vho ,sI baya sat T bnid of G Il wi VII
suffer the fate of those who plunderec
Il New YORK City treasury, and OF thOs'
VINO nave peen ,piunoerlng along tne ca
mails. There is philosophy, practical
1 ity, and success In Governor Tilden'