The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-09-07

Nv 'IlliiltD IIIl'N Nus lllt Iilll VI
the head when it says that senator
Morton IL AN "ingraincd ]dcmagOguC
and wholly unprinciplcd hypocritc,-
Richmo"d Ndpaich.
TuE democratic have saved TO the tax.
payers the sun Of $50, oOO, 900 by thcil
work of rctrcuChmrnt in the FOrlY. fourth
congress, The republicans fought against
every dollar OF reduction. Let the PEG.
pie note The fact,
"llAYEs went to war;" shricks tho
New York Times. SO did John SmitI
Of Michigan, and he didn't draw one
tenth the pay for his patriotism that
Gen. Hayes did, while he has more scar,
to prove his yalor.- Dctroa Free Press,
TUE grand standards bearer Of the
bloody shirt in North Carolina now j,
rx GOV, Holden, His last fit Of loyalty
i. said to exceed in ]lcrycncy his scccs
sion principles of lSGl. Probably he
thinks that If the radical party is success,
tai in November next there will be Il
chance to steal another 500 900 from
the state Rjchmond Eag"ircr.
IuE republican thieves have stolen
funds at the rate Of $7O7, i53 per annum
aimee their party has been in power.
They ask the pcopIcoi the United State.
10 let them steal for another four years
at that or a larger rate,
TmE democratic house quietly smoth-
cred the Thanking bill which the rcpubIi.
can senate revived. This Is another out.
rage Of those Confederate brigadicrs,"
which Mr.. Blaine ought to take immcdi-
ate notice, Bosi0n Past.
CORN the fathers Of this nation have
conceived it ever to be fallen into the
hands Of such political Strumpcts as Zach
Chandler, Morton, n A., they would
have annuIlcd the declaration Of indie.
]pcndoucc, and have begged for the garb
Of a colony hjcago Nourjcr.
ALTOGETHER, the record made by the
lorty-iourth congress at its first session
is most crcditabIc TO the party which has
been restored TO partial power after
struggling for fourteen years in the
minority, promises well for what it will
do if given complete control Of the gov.
eminent this GIl.- h~dioUopohs ,Scuin n
JIM BLAINE is explaining to the sol
dicrs Of Maine how much he made out OF
the Spencer rifle contracts, and Bob In
grrsOl il assuring the piOus granger Of
that ljlr-Oli state if it weren't for the
cursed economy and impicty Of the con
fcdcratc9, God would have been rccog-
niHrd in the constitution some months
ago icagO Timcs.
SENATOR BOuTwELL's report seems
to meet with universal condemnation
from the republican press, and we trust
the effect will not be lost on the Mas4a-
chusctts legislature. They must see
that this gentleman has now done his
full duty to the American republic, and
that it can spare him for Il period OF Sc
cIusion and mcditation-W c UOrid.
TuE silly and contemplate " boys.in-
blue business is thus lightly touched
by the Boston Advertiser, Rep "Thc
proposition to organize 4 corps OF { boys
in blue, composed OF veteran soldiers,
for parade duty in the present canvass,
although made by gentlemen and soldiers
Of the union army, whose motives cannot
he questioned, seems 10 rs Of doubtful
policy"
or the congressional rctrcnchmcnt the
Hartford Times says Every cent of
hat enormous aggregate OF rctrcnch-
ncnt was fought through, inch by inch,
" the lirmncss and determination of the
'cmocratic house, and the saving would
ave been still larger, had not the rcpub.
lean senate resolved to stopaIl the wheels
government rather than permit The
nving Of another dollar. rs it stands,
Iowcvcr, that thirty million dollars makes
sufficient answer to the cryof the Hayes
rgans that this has been II profitIcss Sos
iOn.'"
SECRETARY CAMERON orders general
herman to do a manilcstly illegal act,
II act for which there is not the shadow
f n warrant in law. The act would be
improper and indcfcnsiblc if it
icrc honestly intended for the protcc
ion of the right of suffrage as it is in
ended rs Il portion of the plan to carry
states for the republican party by
he Use of " troops and money! it be.
omc1 Il conspiracy against the constitu-
ion, an outrage upon the rights of the
people,, President Grant and secretary
Cameron had better stop just where they
ire, or they will be- met with such Il storm
# public Indignation as will make them
link that II tornado has been let loose.
st. LOWS Times.