The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1876-09-08

d resolution calling for list OF the
names. places of residence. and nuIn-
OF shares held hy each Of the stock
holders OF the national banks, the OF
ject being TO Obtain Tie names Of mem
hers or Congress WHO Nee siisreiCli-
ers. To answer this r-q..e-t .treq"!:sd
fifty two months of tie .auJ- cf t.
clerks. equel to th- tabor ot oae
CLERK for four aud a L.4-s -gI.-. In-
cost Of answering this ruso,I' On, IL
Guiding the labo: -ar;ou5.y and prin-
ing. was about S2G. 600.
This House has utterly failed 10 act
ora proposition Of the Secretary of
the Treasury, agreed 70 by the repub
Iican Senate SIX months ago, relating
TO the rrfGniiuG of the per cent.
bonds ito =. bond bearing interest at
the rate Of 81 per cent, thereby
saving To the country tie SUN Of five
| millions annua.Iy III the payment OF
interest. Ii tie House lad acted
promptly Oh this matter, by this time
the refundiug would probably have
been an accomplished fact ami tie sum
named above saved annually to tie
people.
There are lying in the committee
ROOMS Of this House bills uUacted upon
introduced by gentlemen from jne
| South, aggTegating u sum Of not lrSS
than y, 0UO, 0U0, OOJ, to be WARMED into
actual, real life by the success "a II!
den and Hendricks.
Not acted OH this session; WY:
Because If pressed now they wuul;
! Iniure the prospects OF democratic sue
1 cess.
Another of the reform movements
OF this House wiIS the passage nf the
following provisO 10 one Of the clauses
OF the sundry civil bill:
Provided, -ha; al OF tEc p-uv:7!pns O. git!- -
! OF The Kew -cd S,ltrIsc> o. the United Sta.y Al
rc.,.ti,.n ,o the Ics;srii,n %. yv.cE~ .,l. 1875; p
ppl.tlHcut u >.i-4,Is,,'s g.. CcU-ip-ls ls'i .ty
| ANA SPECIAL deputy liIr-i.Iis. ".l ta-r = ,hc
supervision Ol elections aie Hs.cu: r,T,i-
1t will be seen that the repeal would
remove all restraint against dishonest
voting in the great cities of the cOun-
try as well as III the States where the
rights of colcred men to vote are
tiagrantiy iniefered with. With this
law repealed, Tanmany Hall and JOHN
Morrissey could give Iilden So large a
majority as to overcome the honest
vote of the State, as was done in 1868,
when General Grant and john i Girls
void were cheated oGt OF the vote OF
the State, aud that too under ;i,- pres
ent democratic Candidate for the Pres
idency.
put with it the circular sent 20 the
faithful all over the State; The cOinpii-
auce with the sugSc cstioos therein CON
tanned enabled the present democrats
candidate for the Presidency, the then
chairman OF Tie Democratic State
committee, to Cby withholding the
announcement OF the count in tie city
of New York until lie heard from the
State count enough v. tGa il the c;ty
to give the State TO Seymour and
Hoffman.
Private AMI strictly coaiisi,u..a..i
R"oSi> uF bEWucEAIic Sr,r-- Nos.,iIrI. =, :
Ccls..s. -. SO.
Ny DEAR SIg:-rlo-tSc I n.cc to c.....,..u:..,aic
with .4.ic r-is:rl. Pcr',l in llFr. o. -,.'r .ci
Ir:l towns amt III v,l tI-y .li'- r.-ii;y, :.:ii
request hin. l,NI- n. duis 'f.i tan end
utclC.au..h - Iiau NJ. Gvi I.,.gr..lgn- .! al
the ,,puIt. .I,i. I4..so'i ,':.-jc 81 a., yutc.
Lei 'H,. TELEGRAPH - - ,''!'svs,
This Gown wii sh"y demo "a. ".'il To- 'ns~l
over last yelr Ui lnuihcr) Or t't.s ,.'c Z. .uili
gently certain: This iowa vii give "a rt.s.ibiI-
can tpr dclnSFatic) ni-j,riiy d"
TleIe is, OF cnurc. au important "hiact - =
attained 10y q si.aul. 3is t,-l'I. 10 .i Ion q. iy
hour oi closing the p';s It rot longer ~ ii.Eg.
Opportunity can he uis2r -. Tie J'S;Ji! 'aiii:"u-
Hil i'll IN" tC.,sF:a l Comm az. icit.s ..,r IA IS
before actual T -UliS bHl.H 90 bc trt. 'fnrt Hfli
.lbr,. ,lp As.,t. I'd if-, g5~s.i, ir- .,,,t . IN
with returns Hpd .ut-i..~t. With 5.!iyI.,u-i II,s
yes. and Z We r'dr t"w ,tCI carefully inc count
SAM ii :. TILDEN, chrilnan.
| submit that this gentleman will
make an excellent reform candidate
for the democracy.
As futher proof OF tile reform
qualities of this model reGormer, the
democratic candidate for the presiden
cy, | append here letter from tiie isst
democratic candidate for the Presi,len-
cy, a witness who certainly viii not be
inpeaciIed.
In the New York Tribune uf Nuvrm
ber ., 1863, Mr.. Greeley, ia IA second
letter 10 Samuel J. Tiiden. chairman
of the democratic Stat. committee,
arraicns Tildrn for lis co:apii'Ity in
IiltS Nii..s4ffs sitf'- 4sNf'N's
IA just accC untutiliiy. In ibis letter
Nj. Greeley reviews the I.tbOrS a.: IA"
constitutional convention at 1857; '!Ie
defeat OF the results OF il iahnrs.
the reform constitution, ~ hy iie great
champion of reform, Samuel J. TiiGen
at the eIectionpf 1863; tie. defeat OF
Il fair registration and the means OF
purging the ballot box OF It's HUtu. ious-
ly Infamous frauds. and Of securing to
the people and State II fair eiccijou.-
Mr.. Greeley reviews all III detail in
tile light of incontroNertiSle facts, and
says;
But while honesty ~ut 'a.- agt lcegE1.lig.'ly,
yl!iiiny ,, -s n - g. :s..l ,'s..
lew .s:i'! -" '!;.c del -- AZ s;i-lf. ,5-n
justice ami oFgr..Invi'-., d .li 90, sls E,-li
vote been f-n;ri ~ ih,- c,,y ..-.' i--i Ia. zen
eIal FEnZ Sc-cl WHJ' ii ssA i- uIT s-..-. Y
c!rCi. aS GT:.u.. ~ tIr ais--E'" 1s-i--. ul,
have received ;ac elect. al ut. II -i'i. Icy
n.O:e thaI 21.tO majority L. -io i..u.. ply
demons u.iilUS or 49,. :s1-t!.- Si-cg v-s.- I..-i-
Imperfect pUi .:I-t aside Az appeal t1 ..i.Ic
| Tclur.t> WlEeuOi uo one ga: cFrn ailcf - EuIit
the accuracy. Hs.c tygs Ia nt.E.ilr Il &c :hs
in several Cf the lower N.g..S Ci E.'T g.. lg.c
yuur party has wri.gtl - ,oIg 30 ID.-..,. y ia
| the past two or ih.ce Jicc.i'ls:
NUmb.r Of Deo,Is az he LOaceT BdrGs.
Walds !Sis lSj> .sIq lSni S62 !siI isi,.
| FouIth ............ 81 a5I - ~ rs - Gi9
SiX.:I............. li5- 81 |}, ,O5I ~ -" u.U
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