The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-11-03


a. ''reforiner" as Tilden. with Presi
DENTAL nomination, the nation would
De disgraced aud the party name wouIt
be stained ike the baud of Lady Mac
beth.
THE REFORM PROCESSION.
o" e E5qui ,'ude IL
All the vicious, thieviTg, co1up
elements OF tue Democratic party ar,
moving towards reform" under tlI,
banner o. TiIden.
F.o.h 'e Enq1 ,Ju s.
Tie political jobbers, thieves anC
betrayers of the people are very gener
ally IN favor of TiIden.
wINSLOw AND TILDEN.
Gont'e Enqu er. Jrne u.
The chief proprietor of the Boston
Post turned up thief aud forger. tile
concern has been Recognized, and is
now running with ''reform" tenden.
cy. The Post is sweet on Tilden.
Winslow would have lifted his voice
for Tilden if fate hadn't overta ken
him.
THE FRIEND OF THE woRKINGMAN.
From The EOqui. e,. JuAeI9
Tilden and his friends bamLoozled
the poor working men of New York
by telling them that they could have
plenty of work, at good wages, if they
would vote for him for Governor. They
did so. To day there are more idle
workingmen in New Yo,k City than
when DIX was Governor.
WHAT THE PsoPLE KNOW.
from he E ,qu; er, Juhe..
The controlling politicians, as well
as tile masses of the people, in the
Democratic party of New York, who
can draw dividing line between an
honest man and Bengal tiger, or a
hypocrite. are alike well aware that
Tilden cannot carry his own State,
should lie, 10y the wrath, Of God, be
nominated for tue P. esidency.
PRIVATE OPINION.
F. ON ;he Edqu '-r, r,Ja,e5.
A private letter, just received from
New York, from gentlemen Of fair
ness and intelligence, says: had g
good opinion of Tilden until 1 come
among those who known Tim, but
find they all agree that Ia, show of re
form is hpmbug" The recent AL
bany Conference Oemocratic) is cor
roborative of all this testimony.
APoLITICAL CRIME.
F ON tho Enqu' ,ra l.
But II is left for Samuel j. 1flden tc
advertise himself for the Presidency,
as quack would advertise II patent
medicine. Alter the unb;ushing, in
decent exhibition Mr.. T,lden has made
of himself in seeking the Presidency
through an advertising agency, it
would be disgrace, ''a crime" for the
Democratic party to nominate him at
st. Louis.
SEVENTY CKNTs PER NOTICE.
F'om re 1q.i e'e' May Is
Zee Louisville organ of Sam Tilden
yesterday Published g column of COM
plimenIary notices Oh the great New
York reformer, gi-aued from Southern
exchanges. The advertising agency of
Bates s. Locke, in New York, pay s., so
for the publication of 1--we small puffs
for Mr.. Tilden. This is 20 cents per
notice The Louisville organ is EMIT
led to draw on Mr.. TiIden for S14 for
yesterday job. There's nothing like
a six million candidate in a Centennial
year.
TILDKN's ADvERTIs. NG JOKE.
F1Jn the :uqd;re.. M g.
Tie New York World en,leavors TO
b, eak the force OF T;Iden's advertising
scheme by declaring that the whole
thing is joke. Tiiri won't do. Mess-s.
Bates & Locke conduct a reputable ad-
agency N New York City.
They have dealings with thousands of
newspap pers in the West aud South.
When they end out a proposition to
pay a newspaper $3.50 for inserting
five small reading notices in e inter-
esL of Sam TiIden's candidacy, they
mean to do it. 1t is torably certain
that somebody reimburses them.
FIVE POINTS.
: IN ne Euqu : j. ,e9-
There are a few facts concerning
Sam Til6en which we trust will sink
into the minds o. Western and South
ern Dernoc, ats.
1. lie cannot =. ny lbs owh Site in
November.
2. He cannoi co,y ny Northern
State.
8. He j. ny pocrils, a POLITICAL
,windler, lir, .ong been public plum
ierer. and 70 reilly the ohly disreptu
able candidaIe prominently named on
,he Democratic side.
5. He has sought tn, Ia sli Office by
methods 10 unprecedentiy sl,alneless
and disrepi liable That IL would he an
everlasting stigma upon Democratic
to nominate him, and a
upon tue Ameri-nn p-ople to
,Ie,.t him { nominated
FINANC-AL CONSISTENCY.
From the .I6,uI -. Ell.
In New Yo.k he = the avowe. and
sworn enemy of tue Iawi"i money of
lie United States. 4 ii Is paper. In |
Michigan he is the author Of lawless
money, which IS paper. On the banks
II the Hudson, Mr.. 4 i,ien shows ihas
;old IS the only lif currency. By ile !;
lIore OF Lake SUPERIOR, he subjects /
himself to imprisonment for three years
n the State Prison by issuing spur
Gus, worthless and bastard currency"
s it was termed by tue Court. He was
houting from the lionse ;ops in New j
FORK That there should be NO money /.
'ut yellow money, gold, AID iie was un
swfulIy issuing paper money in the