Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-25

CRITICISMS OF TILDEN ARE IN
ORDER - The Chicago Inter-Ocean
being asked by correspondent to give
five good reasons why a man should
not vote for Mr.. Tilden, goes "two
BETTER and gives seven. We sum-
Marie them as follows :,
/. Because Mr.. Tilden is a Demo-
crat, and that is term synonymous
with treason for twenty years. Proof
of this is given.
2. Because Mr.. Tilden was for years
the intimate political associate of Will
liam NJ. Tweed, the worst political
thief i'm America. "Birds of feather
flock together"
3. Because Mr.. Tilden is proven to
have been a party with Tweed in the
enormous election frauds perpetrated
in New York City by Tammany at the
clared that Tilden was "at least pas
sive accomp lice in them. Tilden has
never responded to Greeley's charge
that the city count was held back by
his direction or policy in order by
learning the Republican vote in the
State to ascertain the number neces-
sary to overcome the same.
4. Because Tilden believes in the
right of secession, though he DISCUSSES
it under the term revolution" He
holds the Union to be confederation,
and that it may be broken "when de-
manded by the public opinion of
State"
5. Because Mr.. Tilden was hostile
to the war for the Union, and declared
it an outrage in 1861, agreed in 1864 to
a declaration at Chicago, by the Ma
tional Democratic Convention, that the
war was failure, and that negotiation
should be opened with the rebels then
in arms.
6. Because Mr.. Tilden's pretense of
being a reformer needs reforming. He
is fraud. In the Tweed business his |
main work was to be an indirect in |
former. In the canal ring business he |
is cheat. His motto is =: "Never |
punish man who will vote right"
The occasion for using this was, when,
after denouncing a certain contract as
showing that three times
he amount had already been paid, he
allowed bill granting $50, 900 more to
become a law without his signature.
He was either an active or acquiescent
in all the shameless legis-
alton of the Hoffman period.
T.. This is so vigorously stated by
he Inter Ocean that we give its own
words: "A man should not vote for
rilden because he (Tilden) is thief
according to law. He defrauds by le-
,al processes. He robs-monstrous
bills in equity. He
las accumulated vast estate, estima-
cd at $4,000. 0G0, through the manipu-
alton of railway suits IL the courts.
lie is the great railway wrecker of
AAHCilIos liz 10 lAO khthCA "a | ,
which continued until
he huge steals of Tilden and his gang
orced up passenger and freight rates,
which in turn produced the revolt of
be farmers known as the granger
novement. The name of Samuel J.
'ilden appears on the docket of nearly
very United States Circuit Court in
he great railway States of the Union
5 defendant to the charge of fraud
nd sharp pracrice in forcing railway
into bankruptcy in order
nat he might absorb their assets"
We add as q distinct reason, and in
RIDER to emphasize the fact, that Mr.. !
ilden is, according to James Parton,
,e real organizer and, in fact, creator
T the com binations known as railway
ngs. And that he certainly was one 7
the earliest manIpulators Of the '
redit MObilier, as he was its legal
ivisor throughout.
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