The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1876-08-03


Ci.c;n~atti Eapwirer: The ''blo0dy |
shirt" is the last refuge Of thiev.
ing politician.
Baltimore Gazette: Now see how
quietly Sheridan remains on his
reservation in Chicago, an example
to all hostile Indians.
Baltimore Gazette: If the Presi-
dent will withdraw his bayonets
from the South and send them west
he'll injure Hayes chances, but he
will end the Indian war Sioux ner.
Erchamge: "Let no guilty man
escape" Call the roll, Henderson,
Bristow, Custer, Yaryan, Dyer. All
good sound Republicans. Not a
rebel among them. Next.
Cinci.natti Enquirer: Hayes has
gained no particular strength in
Ohio since the day Of his nomina.
nation. Tilden is gaining votes
daily. That's the way it looks to
us.
Ciac;naatti Exqxirev The Re
publicans Of Ohio are really alarmed.
They are beginning to doubt their
ability to carry the State. There
isn't enough detection in the Demo.
cratic ranks to please them.
Pitis6xsg Post: ~Tilden, Hen
bricks and Reform" Whenever
Grant hears this he takes the neu-
ralgia. On the other hand it il rap
idly effecting q cure Of the Hayes
fever in Ohio.
N. 7. Tribune: Neither Bristow,
Jewell, Pratt, nor YaryaD received
a certificate Of character from the
President. Only patriots Of the
| Murphy, DelanO and Shepherd
school are favored with those docu.
ments.
PittsbMrg Post: A month ago the
Radicals were sure Of electing their
candidate; now they claim he has
az good chance as Tilden; q month
from now they will be insisting that
he will at least get as many votes
as Seymour.
! BALTIMORE Gazette: Mr.. Wheeler
makes the startling announcement
that Gin our system Of government
intelligence must give safety and
value 10 tho ballot" We thought
it required enforcement acts and
government bayonets.
Boston Post There isn't print
er's ink enough in this country ia
blot ont Governor Tilden's record
| as q statesman, . reformer, and hon
est man. Voters don't bamboozie
worth a cont this year. Repebli
can editors can pin this IN then
hats.
st. Lowss 1saes (Des): Governor
Hayes signed the bin increasing
tho fees and emoluments Of Ohit
, officials 95O00, 80 per assam IN th,
aggregate. Governor TndeD ba'
DECREASED the taxation Of New Yorl
. more than 5000, 900. This tell
the whole story.
Desrvit Free Hsss: IF Hsys
meant to endorse tho lesumptiol
act of 1876. why did he not ssy q
, plainly and unequivOcslly ~ Wheel
) er does9 It is beginning 10 b cha
that weak as the CinciDDati tie&s
is, its principal weakness y N u
head.
Il N. Y. Methodist Gov. TfIdel
was elected to his present office b.
$1,000 majority over Gov. John A
= Dix, q decisive test of personal poF
. ularity. After Mr.. Brist0w, he ]
the only man in high place who ha
risked anything in fight agains
# corruptionists.
: Springfield Republican Two CO.
= ored men in Tennessee, elected I
q places on q republican campaig
: committee, decline with thank
4 1--WE are going with the democrat
! this time" they say, "feeling conf
= dent that the chance will be q GOO
= one. They will at least deal hol
= estly with u.s."
a Davenport la. Democrat Haye
= pledges himself to guard the int
> ests Of all classes alike. Yet it
= charged that he is u Know .Nothin,
= and that on the morning Of JuI
= 5 he was elected q member Of Il
"a American Alliance, whose battl
"a cry is ssdown with the Irish az
"a Dutch
- Chicago Coxsier Ohio had
10 Democratic governor (Allen), an
s. exchanged him for Q Republics
"a Hayes), and the change has CO