The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-06-22

Gen. HaneOck's election to the Presi-
dency would bury forever the "blOOdy
shirt = Fredriekburg star
The people don't care a straw for Til
den. What they after is success Til
denis failure to receive the nomination
would break no hearts save those of an
able editor or two who have set up for
prophets.-[ Rich. VA Enquirer.
The Augusta (Ga } Chronicle has this
assertion: with a single exception, eve
ry State which has instructed its dele
gates to vote for TiIden is conceded to
the Radicals. The exception is New
York, and New York will 60 Radical if
Tilden Is nominated.
We are firm in the faith that the Fed
ernl hero of Gettysburg would still be
tho strongest candidate whom the Demo-
cratic party could put in the fell, and
if the politicians shall otherwise order
aud procure, they will but afford fresh
illustration of how littls thoy can be
trusted by the honest masses Peters
burg lndex-APpeal.
Bayard is more to likely gain by this
breakdown of Tildeu. Many others be-
sides Judge Church will regard him as a
strong candidate, AID when it shall be
seen that the 'rag-baby' fight has
slaughtered Hendricks Thurman, Allen
and Tilden, all parties may be ready to
adopt Bayard, without asking question.
I Philadelphia Times.
One of the most influential national
hu Z IN Itu ran N I
the resumption act were repealed bust
ness would revive in sixty days, and
prosperity would be restored to the cOun-
try" These words sustain the position
that we have so earnestly uttered-tha
contraction and resumption are the cause
of the Of the distress and hard times.
- Elk.
Suppose that Gov TiIden is kept where
he is, and the ticket reads, Hendricks
and Bayard 2 That saves Indiana in
October, and now that 80 many in Ohio
have played the part of blind EIan's
bluff, in ord er to kill off Thurman in
Ohio, Indiana is of the first importance.
New York is a divided State, and as such
resists about all the pressure that can be
brought to bear in New York for one
man New York Express.
1t is conceded by all parties that the
thirty-five electoral votes of New Y York
may decide the Presidential election,
and it would obviously be suicidal for
our National Convention to nominate a
candidate who could not receive the
united support of the party in this
State. The hostility to Mr.. Tilden is
now finding such open expression that
the delegates from other States will be
convinced that his nomination at St.
Louis would be fatal to Democratic sue
cess.-[ Albany (N. Y.,) Times.
The North has its fair, pure woman
and brave men, its orators, statesmen
and poets; but we of the South claim
with them a common heritage, and it
strikes Us, from practical standpoint,
that if peace is to dawn again aud re-
unite a divided country. the bloody-shirt
should be washed and hung out to dry;
leeherOus preachers be piiloried, inno-
cence and virtue respected, and vice aud
crime put down by the strong arm Of
the law. A little attention to these ma
ternal points by the advanced free-think-
ers of the North will infuse new aud
flesh blood into that section, and give an
ad ditional impefus to the speedy coming
of a brighter and better existence.
Il LynchbuTg Virginian.