Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-10-26
Characteristic Words.

Characteristic Words.
Hendricks at Shelbyville.l
Then I would advise the North
west to look out for herself.
samuel J. Tilden.l
This war Is perfect outrage, and 1
will lend no assistance to its prose-
cution.
rs. ]. Tilden's Speech in 1851
Il will resist, under any and all cir
cumstances, the use OF force to CO.
cree the South into the Union
Hendricks at Shelbyville. Feb. S. 1ses-I
did not adyise anybody to enlist,
because / was not going myself, and
/ would not recommend anyone TO do
a thing would not do myself
Letter OF Iowa Soldier Refusing Democratic
Nomination.
81 cannot rush to the embrace Of
such men as Hamburg Butler nor
shake hands with Ben. Hill OF Geor-
gia, over the grave OF Union sol
diers."
Rutherford B. Hayes. in 1851
Iwould prefer to go into this war,
IL knew / was to die, or be killed in
the course of it, rather than live
through and after it without taking
any part in it.
Thomas A. Hendricks. In 1881
IF Congress would take a bundle
Of switches and switch them Lincoln
and his cabinetl out of the White
House it would be well. You may
hear prayers in our churches, your
sons may go out TO the battlefield,
but our country IL not to be restored
as it was until Abolitionism Is buried,
never TO be resurrected-'
IN. W. Gary. at Aiken. s. CT
And now let me tell you what to do
on election day. Go in masses, armed
and try and force the negroes to vote
our ticket. If they don't do it, shoot
them down and cut of their ears, and
/ warrant you this will teach them q
lesson: and even il we are not elected
we viii go TO Columbia in force, and
II not allowed to take our seats, we
will surround the State house and
tear it down, and show them we will
rule. What say you men, can't We do
it? Loud cries Of @Yes, d-n il,
yes-1
Ex-Gov Underworld
Il heard him (Tilden) declare, in
conversation with myself, near the
close Of the war. that every man OF
the United States Army, that
marched across Southern soil was a
trespasser, and liable to suit for dam
ages, in an action for trespass. I
asked him il he undertook to talk
such nonsense as that, and IL it was
his opinion, as a lawyer, that this
government could enlist men, put
arms In their hands, and send them
to the protection Of the government
against rebels, and then furnish tribu
mails to try its owr soldiers as tres
passers, and he said that It was"
Hon. Newton Booth. at Danville. Indl
When I find the Democratic party
as a compactsd mass cherishing its
old traditions, animated by its old
ideas, all other questions In my mind
are subordinated to its defeat and
destruction know not what others
may think, but as for me i can see no
road to progress that does not lead
over its ruins. For fifteen years 1t
has stood in the pathway Of our ad-
vance; for fifteen years IL has rests
ted every great political idea: for If
teen years IL has endeavored to sup
press every grand political utterance,
and the time has come-yea, the full
ness of the time-when il should
cumber the ground no longer.
Hon. J. G.. Blaine. Sept. II. Is74.l
Let US not abate one jot or title Of
the protection we extend to our own
citizens when on foreign soil, but let
il be understood as the fundamental
principle OF the Republican party
that the safest place for the American
citizen Is under the folds OF his own
flag on his own soil-and that there,
high and low, rich and poor, white
and black, shall alike have absolute
and impartial protection. Until that
is settled definitely, affirmatively and
irreversibly no other political issue
can possibly be so vital and impor-
tant to the people Of the United
States
lTilden's Literary Bureau
There has been a disposition
among the timid friends OF Mr.. Til
den to deny that be was opposed TO
the war. But Mr.. Tilden himself has
never sanctioned such denial. He
stands now where he stood from 1861
to 1865. opposed to the war for CO.
ercing the dissatisfied states of the
Union to remain In il Mr.. Tilden Is
still a good, .old-fashioned states
rights Democrat Of the John G. Cal
houn stripe, and the presidency can
not tempt him to forswear his faith
And that is why the people like him.
That Is why they will vote for him.
He refuses all opportunities to make
him say that the invasion OF the
south was justihable, because be be-
Houoo IN Uao NOT inafi6ahlo