The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-07-18
HOT.SHOT.

One of HAYES friends says, che Is not a
self.made man," Hanged il we shouldn't
have thought he was from the slop'shop
character of the Northumberland
Grsntism is still the real issue before
the American people. Zach Chandler,
Don Cameron, "Bloody Shirt Morton,
and all the rest of them will tell you so.
-Ne,c Haren Register.
HAYES and Wheeler! Who are theJ?
D,n't YOU know? Oh, you are not a
lawyer then. Well, I'll tell you who
HAYES and Wheeler are. They are the
American John Doe and Richard Roe
Evansville Courier.
Jewell has been turned out to
strengthen the party 30 1t
strengthens the party, In reform can.
yass, to turn out an honest and faithful
official. one who has attended to his
business and endeavored to break up
straw bidding.-Detroit Free Press.
John A. Dix is advertised IN the Re.
publican papers as Of opinion that Uncle
SamLel cannot carry New York and the
Presidential election next November.
John A. Dix was of opinion that Uncle
Samuel could not carry New York for
governor TIVE years ago, but he was mis-
taken by something over 5OOOo votes.
Convinced against his will, John A.
Dix Is of the same opinion still.-Roches.
ter Union.
The incontestble truth is, that of the
daily German newspapers, according TO
the best calculation, three-fifths are for
Tilden, and that the circulation OF the
daily German newspapers that are for
Tilden, ut the very least, is four times
larger than the circulation OF the Hayes
papers. The German American press Is
in overwhelming majority for Tilden.
The proportion Of four to one is to small,
rather than too high, an estimate,-H.
L9u,S Anzeiger.
Governor Hayel says that he heartily
concurs in all the resolutions of the Re-
publican platform. That work of art,
SAWS the Chicago Times, is adorned with
this little testimonial to Bell;hap, Bah
cock, aud the long line of Grants friends
in and out of the penitentiary:
"The national administration merits
communication for its honorable work in
the management OF domestic and foreign
affairs, and President Grant deserves the
continued hearty gratitude Of the Amer,
can peoDie for his patriotism and his emf
nent services in war and peace"
Perhaps Mr.. Moody would like to
l;ere he'll [" as he calls il, out of Sitting
Bull. Perhaps it would be well to have
him try. Perhaps Bull might get the
Jerk on Moody. Either way would be a
relic. to the rest of us, and we recommend
that the experiment be ed-Ch'eago
Times.
Gov. Hayes took o month to fashion a
letter of acceptance, and did himself all
the harm he could by attempting to prove
himself more discerning and more pstri-
Otto than his party. 1t is the common
fault of little men, and he couldn't help
doing it, with swarm OF political adj
visers buzzing him at every turn.-Pha
adelphia Times ind).
The New York San thinks that to elect
Hayes instead of Grant will be but to
continue the same old shop, in which the
same business will be carried on in the
same way, by the same gang of hands,
ONLY there will be another name painted
over the door-Grant erased and the new
letters which spell Hayes substituted.
It seems that one Sitting Bull is better
than standing army--Ch'edgo Times.