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ciety of the Cincinnati, and Commander at
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war,-G l. Hagar.
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The Way a Religious Paper Looks
at IL.

The New York Witness, albeit a sup
porter Of the Republican candidates,
has this To say regarding that eminent
Republican representative Of ciyil-ser-
vice reform, the Hon. Zach Chandler:
What right a Thoroughbred politician and
withal a coarse. pr0fane. drinking character
like Chandler. has ~ manage the election ~
pure. yirtuous men like HAYES and wheeler
we can not imagine. Certain II J. he VIII DO
much more 10 hinder that election by max
ing himself prominent than TO help IL. lie
Will he likely to ret all the whisky men par
doned on condition that they subscribe for
and work for the election. He will coerce
the employees 81 the Government 10 give
their subscriptions and their Notes.-The very
thing that the reform movement Is TO do
away with. lie has got Mr.. Jewell on and
put a person 10 suit his views into the Post
Office, to make the post-masters ~ the coun-
try el~eciionecring agents after the old fash
ION. and he has got Cameron To aid with the
extensive patronage " the Military Depart
ment. We arc glad To know that the Treas
ury H. In honest hands, but not the less. we
fear. will ait the Custom-house people be
heavily assessed and made to work for the
election. All this will do great harm 70 the
reform candidates; for though they will not
sanction any OF these corrupt practices per-
sonally, yet II they keep silence and profit
by them they will be held To be p%ariici-
pators In the guilt and obloquy connected
with them.
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Brief, but 10 the Nint.

MIR. Charles a. Dana, editor Of the
New York sam, presided NJ the Iilden
and Hendricks ratification meeting IN
New York City the other night, and
opened the proceedings with the fol-
lowing brief and pertinent speech:
FELLow-CITZENs: hayec0mc TO Tam
many Hall with great pleasure 20 aid IN rat
flying the nomination Of samuel y. Tilden
and Thomas 4. Hendricks a. the candidates
81 the Democratic party. In MY judgment
IL j. Of the greatest importance 10 the peo-
pie Of this country that these candidates
should he elected. and ! will Join hands
with any man who desires and laDors 10 as
sur their success. know both the candi
dates, and | am suTe hat by their election
the administration ~ the Government Will
be reformed: that the corruption which now
threatens 20 destroy free Institutions shall
be stopped: that the enormous taxes
which eat up the fruit u labor will
be reduced; that the stagnatiOn
of industry and the depression OF
business, which depriyes 80 many men OF
all employment. and turns skilled laborers
and their families out 70 starvation, viii
be ended, and an era OF new activity and
prosperity be begun for the country. The
Republican party has been in power for
fifteen years. and see where u has brought
II AID where il has brought Itself. one
memhe % the Cabinet j. now under I'M
ltdfEiurlt TOT hflhe-taklnE. announcer. more
guilty. but more cunning than he. deserves
impeachment. and | hope 10 God he will get
his deserts another, lately Secretary Of the
Interior, having committed grand larceny
in his Office, resigned 10 avoid impeach-
ment; and another. lately Attorney-GeEeral,
having committed petty larceny, wa finally
removed from his place through acOntemptl-
BILE social intrigue. such are the represent
atiyes ~ the Republican party IN the heights
81 power: aud going down from that eleya-
tion we rnd everywhere corruption, Nenal-
ity, contempt Of law and plumber 81 the tax
payers. One would suppose that the decent
men 0f such a party. seeing the condition,
would be overcome by i senseof shame and
would require II % step down and out. 10
hide il face and 10 die from the memory OF
men: but instead % this. il comes forward
with candidates and a platform to ask for
the votes Of the people and 10 make = hight
IN the election. The impudence. the enrOnt-
cry ~ this proceeding exceeds every thing
ever heard ~ before. and vet we have here
the same managers who have brought the
Republican party into this condition, with
Zach Chandler Kisses at their head,
talking about reform in the ciyil-~eryice and
restoring the earlier purity Of our politics
DO they expect any body 20 believe them
l. there any considerable number OF fools in
the country who can again he deceived b,
such fraud These are questions which thu
election will answer. and answer, a. | hops
and trust, by putting sam Tilden IN powe'
and establishing the -. LOuis platform a.
the charter Of a real, radical and lastin.
reform. Prolonged applause.I
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GOING ISro A DECLINE.

How often we hear this expression about
people who have some disease that few med
zeal men seem to undei stand. >Omr call II
liver complaint, some kidney disease, some
dyspepsia. and Others consumption. None
OF them afford relief. In the course OF the
disease the patients naye the following
~ympioms-A tired, weak feeling, dizziness
in the head. with a faint all gone sensation
at the pit 81 the stomach. after eating a feel
ing like a heavy load on the stomach, pain
in the shoulders. sides and back AZ times,
scanty, high c0lOred urine .depositing a sed-
iment after standing, skin dark aud swarthy,
covered in places with brown spots, hands
and feet cold and clammy at times, AZ other
times hot and burning; sometimes there Is
an itching over the whole body, appetite
changeabie. but food distresses and affords
but little nOuri~hment. bowels irregular.
after a time a cough sets in, al nrst dry, but
after awhile It j. attended with expectora-
ton. md the body begins TO waste. The
truth j. that In -uch cases the liver, stom-
ach, Kidneys and blood are all diseased. and
for this combination Of diseases We must ad-
minister a remedy that will act upon all OF
these organs at one Tine. or else. while one
i being cured the others become worse.
The best article 20 meet such cases l. the
SHAKER EXTRACT or RocTs (not a patent
medicine.) This article generally removes
the disease. The article we mean i sold by
A. j. White, SO Pearl street, New York
Agents wanted.
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TiIden a Formidable Candidate.

The New York Graphic, which j. a
|hick-and-thin supporter of Grantism
|nd Republicanism, evidently does not
believe that Hayes is going 20 walk over
ne Presidential course this fall, as a
rood many silly Republican papers and
breakers assume 10 think. This is
What the Grdphic says about Mr.. Til
len:
n would BE- quite well for he Republic
ans not Ia take Too much stock IL the reports
\. some 81 their papers a. TO the unpopular
|tv Of Governor Tilden. the dissatisfaction
LII his party with HIM. the disaiicctiOn be-
|ween him and Governor Hendricks, and
imilar yarns spun ont 81 the wishes OF his
opponents. IL j. easy TO see wonders
through a telescope after nies have been
[hut into IL. Some Of these wonderful dis
.~oyeries a. TO the strength and con
hilton of the Democracy and the
intentions Of Governor Tilden and his
Citations with his party associates are trans
|arent frauds manufactured on purpose 10
|ull whoever l. simple enough 10 believe
Luch stun. The fact T. that Governor Tilden
: the strongest man the Democrats could
put into the field. and the rOnge they
have nominated since James buchanan.
HE minds his own business, keeps
his own counsel, seldom slops over, makes
few mistakes. and has a clear and sharp an
eve to see what ought 10 be lone a. any
man in America. while ia executive force
he has few equals and no superior. lie
|doubiicss knows a. well what he l. doing
land why he H. doing il and what he means 10
10 next a. any editorial guessing-machine
n the country. Ike Democracy mean suc-
cess, and are determined 10 win il II they
possibly can d. 80; and they are too shrewd
10 quarrel, too piucky 10 turn the white
- A,I 80 IsHVnrnH - uN.urAMn -
chance 80 long a. the game j. in sight. Aud
The Republicans ma a. well make up their
minds hrst as last that they have got 70 beat
bv hard work or be beaten, and nothing
short Of the hardest sort OF work and the
greatest possible union aud harmony will
prevent their being very handsomely whip
ped. And Republican papers that report
he weakness OF the Democracy and repre-
sent their nominee a. q man Of straw that
an ordinary Whit Of wind may blow over,
show that they are edited By asses " ho
don't know what they are braying about.
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The Contrast Between Them.

Among the candidates before the Cincin-
natl Convention. Benjamin II. Bristow
alone had any claim TO be considered a prac-
teal reformer. lie had illustrated his faith
In reform by good works, instead Of loud
professions. Ills acts were familiar TO the
whole country. and they extOSted the high
est praise. The Convention supported him
with far less than half the vote given 10
Blaine. then under charges OF corruption
in Congress, which MS " Letters estab-
lished.
Al II. Louis GOV. Tilden was pressed for
the nomination. upon the strength Of his
services in smashing the Tweed and Canal
Rings and in reducing the taxes. The Con-
yenii0n recognized him a a reformer In the
broadcast sense. and nominated him for that
reason. Reform j. the text Of the platform.
and the candidate who stands upon It per-
soniies the principle.
The two Conventions stand a. wide apart
on this issue a. do the House O, Represents
tives and the Senate in regard 70 retrench-
ment OF the public expenditures. Hayes
represents nothing but the negative COM
promise " hostile factions. At a great
crisis. when siatesmanship, experience and
wisdom are demanded. to rescue the
try from the ruinous results Of Graniism, he
j. a passive instrument i'm the hands Of cor
rupt leaders, without capacity or power OF
self-asseTtion TO do right. even II disposed
TO act in that direction. On the other hand.
Gov. 1ilden i a positive force in reform, a
leader able TO inauguraie and 70 execute IL
on the grande.t scale, independent. courage
Gus. clear-headed. cool and determined
upon a line Of policy which must not only
bring relief TO the suffering interests. but
will restore the Government 10 its ancient
purity and simplicity. Were he President
to-day. and only for the rest Of Grants
expiring term. he would economic sixty
or seventy millions Of dollars, raise the
public credit. revive confidence. and make
every citizen once more proud Of his coun-
try.
The people will see in the action Of the two
Conventions the points 81 contrast between
the two parties. Under Hayes. the present
system OF plumber would be inevitably per-
peiuated. because II Is the life OF the party
and the nourishment o, it, leaders. Under
Tilden, the Rings would be crushed. public
stealing would he stopped. and reform would
be a reality.-Netr York sun.
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Mr.. Schurz ami Gov. Hayes.

The Republican has several times called
attention 10 the fact that one portion Of the
independent address 81 MAY II lwritien by
Schurz) must have been aimed AT Coy.
HAYES a. one ~ the persons whom the Inde-
pendents would not support. Gov. Hayes
wa 80 accurately described in that part Of
the address. that the writer seemed 10 have
him in his mind when he wrote IL. and the
Independents TO have been looking AZ him
when they adopted H.. But We have other
evidence still that HAYES irds the man de-
clared against. Mr.. Parke Goodwin. who
was a participant and actor in the Independ-
ent conference, and who now supports
Tiiden, writes a long letterto the New \ ork
Tribune OF the 32d. In which he reviews
the proceedings Of the conference. and gives
his reasons for supporting Tilden instead Of
HAYES. In this letter he quotes from the
address that part in which the four charac-
tiers whom the Independents ''shall not
support are skctchcd-and then says.
The nrsl three paragraphs Of this eloquent
manifesto were intended 10 guard against the
nomination Of that class OF aspirers 10 the high
est Office which vas aptly represented by M~.rrs
Blaine. Conkiing and Morton, and the remain
ING paragraphs we're expressly written AMI rtrs
Hndcrs,o0f - cyrcr such mere Hsdkfshufx "a
Wcssrs. Haycs and HnrfraHd, one or the 0thcrol
whom it was feared might be brought forward Al
the last moment as a compounds. and for uhede
feat Of the friends Of reform. ] need hardly say
that these ringing sentences as they were read
20 the tonfererce by Mr. >churz. were receiyed
ami adopted IN tie sense here given them, amid
the moe; tumnliuous plaudits and congratala
tons. Each mar. as he heard the sentences,
made the application. and cheeret anew.
But this strong proof that MIR. >churz /
now supporting a man whom he solemnll
and publicly ayowed to the American PEG.
pie he would not support, IL still further
strengthened by a curious statement in the
New York Stats Z~eifHRg, whose editor
Mr.. OitendoTfer. was also a participant ant
actor In the Independent conference; ant
who knows what took place in IL. The
Stats Zsftgsg states that Mr.. Schurz. in
the committee Of which he was chairman,
explicitly declared that GOV. Hayes ~ OH
trds ore NJ the persons aimed az in ~
address. dHd that he truuid not support hin
tf nsni Hdtd.
These facts present a case that demand
an explanation from Mr.. schurz. IL be car
give IL The time is gone by when he eat
say or do any thing for the benefit OF Coy
Hayes. but IL he can say or do any thing 4
yindicaie himself. his friends will be glad {,
nave him say it.-St. Louis Republican.
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Grants Connection With the Whisky
Ring.

Mr.. Bluford Wilson has fully verified by
his testimony nearly all that was charged by
the Times against the Administration dur
ing the months Of February and March. and
shows c~onclusively that President Grant was
doing all that he could to defeat the success
ful prosecution II Babcock, both before and
after his indictment by the It. Louis Grand
Jury. He shows that Babcock was placed In
possession Of the evidence 10 be used against
him through the President, but fails 10
show. what Gen. Henderson a show and
,cM show. II properly questioned. that At
torney-General PIerrepont was also relied
on for equally important information con
corning the prosecution. He shows that
Eyerest's testimony concerning the money
letters that joyce mailed to Babcock was
made known TO Babc0ckis attorneys in adj
vance. and hat n swift witness, named
Moore. wa on rand TO swear that he saw
Babcock open those letters, and that there
wzs nothing in them but white paper. AZ
forwards II was thought best TO
use Magill, who swore that he
gave the letters back TO joyce
the exact condition Of affairs which the
Times charged at the time. and which was
denied vociferously. wilson's testimony
shows conclusiveiy that Grant was a ac-
complete Of Babcock's during the whole
WHISKY ring fight, and that when he swore
he had done nothing 20 assist BabcOck, or
Mcdonald or Joyce in making u safe Ia
manufacture crooked whisky. he swore
falsely.-St. LOHts Times.
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Bahcoek. Belknap, Robeson- Mckee,
Avery, and the whisky Ring generally nave
s.hailed'r Hayes nomination with deep,
devOui and grateful Joy Nhvs II Gov
crnor Hayes were elected. could be turn
sharp upon those workers. in -. Louis,
the whisky paper. whose editor D. In TAIL.
supports ~IIayes with enthusiasm WHY
Because Il knows VERY Well that his election
would mean truce % AL the rognes who
s~sndled the Government. Governor Hayes
must begin 70 see ~ this time the false posi-
fiOn bel l. a in. A. an honest man he should
have declined The nomination from the Gin
cinDati crowd, because, IA The very essence
81 thing. he must have known that he was
expected. 10 protect the ring. and continue
the system OF ~pOliaiiOn that Grantism
means. For example, Chandler. Robeson,
Cameron and the poorest lotOf Republicans
are in the Cabinet. Under hi- WI rule,
Hayes would be compelled 10 retain them In
his Cabinet. IL that ism 4 the full promise
Of Grantism. what isf-Chicag0 Times
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In fact. there is scarcely any disease OF which
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Judge Krekel Abandons the Grant
Crew.

A dispatch from st. Louis to the Chi
cago Times, July 23, says:
One OF the most important acccssions from
The Radical ranks in this State 20 the cause
ofTilden aud reform j. Judge Arnold kre-
kel. Judge - the Tpited States District
Court for the Western District % Missouri.
u Was under krekcl that the first conviction
y the whisky ringsters any where, that OF
Joyce, was found. IL was ia his court that
the ". Joseph aud Kansas City member OF
the ring were convicted without any eXcep-
ton. kr.k-i l. a leading German Of this
state. lie T. in the city tonight 20 lit IN
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the United States Court here Tomorrow In
Treat = absence. To Use his language
b" l. Tired ~ the d. thieNing crowd
hrckei i accompanied In his secession from
a bad CROWD by smith, the Clerk n the
WrAinrn District lnurl-
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In Stockholm, and to a great extent
through all Sweden, the most popular
prayer-meeting hymns are those
brought into prominence by MIR. Sankey.
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one operative supplied the demand fo- iUTr'- Hair
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