, 1876-07-13

IF that ts ei'y gt'i III .,,n X y IT. "es
Ct; at least Mr.. Kocrncr int!mates ~ much
In the public prints. AIr. KoeEncr, however,
was an original Democrat many years since,
The kepnan papsy asain 'Gt oss so sS psoa ws
racy, under the nafne Of Liberal Republican, In
l9'2, and has since acted with that pnr,y.
Notillng tan be urged, hQwcycr, against Gov.
too llasty In indorsIng TIlden. Perhaps, when
Fllden'e character ~ an audactous fraud Ii fully
established Gov. kocrner will reconsider Ills IT.
unworthy impostor. Mr. Koerner's friends re-
gard It as great ntty that he feels 1t his obl-
CATION to try to fastcn such fraud ~ T1ilcn
upon the people nA President. aud would bc very
with such eminent and great leaders 40 seturs
IN the interest Of true Reform and the Rcput-
liean party: But Kocrner Is placed n something
Of Of, ,;,' awkward position. liz and his friends
'e...--rcss,, - md, under Koerner's Instructions,
g ison favored soInc. very good measures IN
- tess; and now Morrison Ia extremely
+. 'us 70 60 to Congress again: With Kocr-
e. aid, Morrison 6tansls some lfttle show to
:; rcfccted.-hut very little, however. Should
s 'ncr drop the Til,len ticket, 1t .wouid crush
I ison beneath 2,Oo Or 1900 Of an adVe,so
2 r. rcgrats to crush bin; bit, as Morrison
E2 Il to have his good measures sccuEcdr and
: = ematss such record for himself 10 t,ady-
hs conisdsrsses n S. ths psop'c including hs;
o., law in Waterlno. Since tho Confcdcratcs
M hage become 60 alnrmtngly strong and fnduen-
ts SorE % csn w 1S sa1 e1
as Morrison at home, aud send men Of judy
ment in their places ut Washington
1t IL generally conceded that TItdcn Is going
to mako this one OF the ,nost corrupt cam.
nA5TnN whtrh hnH NrrEtni f31e mir IN
the Ereat, populous centres, the very air is nl-
ready whlstfng with corruption; and Sam TIL
den Is nt the bottom Of i ill., The little dcma-
| gogue has 4 skin rs thick rs m alligator, aud
ths most unhlus!ling check that ever gracednny
prctendcr. He ftnagines TINT tho charges Of
corruption pouring IN against him from
every quartes. Will be Of no consequence
whatever In the estimation Of tho masses, "a
d[squa'fy'ng him - a proper candidate. But
| he will discover heiore next November that tho
people arc not a. thoroughly rotten as he sup
poscs, and shat they will Insist that their cain
| the name OF common honesty.
| Gen. sC1urz insists that the possibility Of tho
Government dcsolVfng upoa Hendricks il very
sc{toue objection to the Democratic ticket; anl
thu objection is well susta'ncd, In the corl-
| paratige!y brief history uf our Government, It
has already several times occurred that, by tho
death Of tho Presidents. their respective Vice
Presidents hovc succeeded to power, and somo
Of them havc 50 disappointed the Wishes Of THO
| people TINT It Is now wise and iudIctous to ncll
| consider this subject. II tho Confederate ticket
we're hosen,-sonstdcring that Tf1den Is very
weakly physically, as well as rtckety morally
the c'a',css arc ycFy strong that Hendricks, by
reason Of 1fldcn's death or Inability, would be-
| co1ue President. With Hendricks al President,
tho Confcderatcs would hare full sway. It is
well known TINT be 70 IN extreme doughfacc,
and would be nothing but wax In the lands Of
the Confcdcrates. Indeed, the great danger
consists In this ominous fact: that tho Con-
fcIcrate wing of tho Democracy Is now the su-
prclnc, controlling power tn that. party. It
holds the South nearly solid; aud, II the St.
thirfs Of the Electoral votes come from tho
old Slave States, and Of course will, in effect,
whatcrcr u may appear ntpcrflclaiy, be Con
| this fact waz regarded rs very grave circutu-
stance by Gov. Koernsr and the other 1nde-
| pcndcntS who have concluded TO tnd0rse tho
'rilden ticket. This subject was Viewed With
such grnyity by Mr., Koerncr and his friends that
the St. Louis Convention was warned by tho
tSterse dtx ftestets that It must not hint IN It's
platform at the wrotcl'ed doctrine Of 9tate-
Sovereignty; anl, as tt,c feeling Is rapidly
| growing that the Confederate tetnencIes Of tho
Democracy are Incoming dangerous, 1t will not
surprise the public herc much II Mr. Koesnet
and his friends shall, III some sense, modify the
support they hava coulltlonalIy tendcrcd to thu
Bourbon ticket or withdraw It altogether.
pleased with the Confederate and Bourbon
tendencies Of the Democracy. The Confederate
press Of 81. Louis aud Egypt ls blowing mud 1t
Senator schufz, but nonc Of y sticks; Carl
s;outhrr1, illInois, and thousands of our eltI-
xcus, both foreign and na.iye-boru will follow
,i4 lcail. Thu 1Iiarn md Hendricks ticket IL
losfng ground Svrry Day. i I. u fraud. Taeto
rison for Govo1nor, and tn his plaee nominate
for Congress a Liberal gentleman Of tllIs dis
feat In any case- +.