, 1876-08-26
self to be assessed and paid the tax upont
cent a'ided. 81 course no one bei|cvcs til

going TO- tavs money. No man who + -.
10 nay his lust dues to the Cover = :.
to tDnke return one year, and thereby ~
himself To penalty, Int no man t1ocs this t,y
accident year after ycar. AZ to the taxcs fur
keafs ~ T [ rcn S ma1e ns H. 's.f ,a ..e sncfe
shelter himfclf. though do not think Il wou'i
be of any avail, 1T anv rate, the Solicitor of
Internal Revenue has given his opinttf, iipn'l
that subject, and iaa authorized me, to conn
mcnce test ease. though. Of coursc, in giving |
such authority lie iIaa M itlsa. any flurc than
lad, that u could aprly 10 tllr t;oyrfnor Of ths
State. Then. aghfti, raiinnt sce that Mr. Til.
den ha: EVER pald an inco!ne Of! the bonds anil
stocks he admit. lie received from tho Tcrrt
Ilautc ilallroad Company. 1t dncs not hppcar |
IN what year these hnnds and kl1ases were re-
that Sir. ridden only paid a tax on an average |
tnco,ne of e15.0oO, lis could never have paid my
tax upon these b,.,tls and sharcs.'
In reply to direct qucstton, Col. Bliss sail
have no better means of Judging tiian You have,
but II seems to me that, wholly apuft from the
question Of morality involved in the failure y
1,ay wl.at ts due the Government. ard the A.
fatal to Mr.. Tll,len's claim 10 have tecn an
ardent supporter Ut the Governments II 1t APP
pears that he deliberately avoided paying The
Government Its share Of the taxes necessarily
EXPECT the support Of loyal menwhcn It appears
that liz really dcfraudcd the Government 1T it,
Just dues during the late Wari'
Senator Prime being asked for his views Oh
tlIt subject, said that the developments In the
article, II not dtsprored, wnHld undoubtedly
create profound impression through tue cott'.
try. The moral sense ni the community could
not fail to ic shocked nj the faisity of Ii state
ncnt made utnlcs t|le sanctsty of Nil oath, antl
tue lluhcst impulses o. the people would be
kcenly touched at the Dishonesty insnlsed ii
the notl-poytnet1t nf money actually duo by !Aw.
lie ttnnight, however, that tho urpcr'nost feel
1v t1,Is D1ih11f+ mini M1llf3 1fRHH-
t!ou at the faet that III the days Of tho cutlntrys
must Imminent danger. Wien every patriotic
citizen was dntnE his utmost to sustain It's
fsq s owl own rs oss s H. sre Is 'nou no sab
jcct," he added, "rcgardng which more real n
tcrest is felt by the peup!s 1han ~ " Mr.. TIL
dcn's course during the War: Nothiag SO near
| 1y toucl.c. the American heart. Ills rccofd
| then has seemed to b. the most barren Of his
| life. In dccds or wtrls. The whole frightful
\ contest for five ycahrs, with the national ltfc
hanging In Tie balance, seems not to have
brought a syllable o. genuine patriotism from a
Ills Ilps This would uave been enough Of t.
self to make deep impression, for silence ut
such period wAs in itself crime But yet any
| viii huse far more weight than any sias uf
omission; for i Is nure palpabls,, and SO, n'orc
casilr Affects tic public Inlnd.. While our pcu-
ple," he continued, "NTe ready to forgive, and,
wllu went into rebellion, yet they never forget
tl,at tho acts Ut Northern man in those dnys
OF trial a,c the bcst illustrators u Ills true char
! actcr which We ca, ever laEe. II this chaEge
Bllall proye to he all tfut It now appcars II cau't
iuil to arouse height Of indignation that Mill
largely affect the campaign, aud especially in
vicw u thr contrast which suvh conduit pre-
sents to the patri0t[c record Of iov. unycs,
| who thought that sra1pfng would be too good
for man who would desert Ills country in her
uced."
Ex-senator Chapman. after reading the ar
tfclc, said: swell, t!lat's the worst vt: That
1,flv ~ IL
going to get around ti,ose alldayits Or recon-
Gle them with each other. liz will escape In.
dictmcut for perjury through the statute OF
limitation, but',he Government eau sue him tos
the bataucc out uf whiuli It waa cheated by hid
false oaths, aud It ought to do #. Isn't he d
pretty rascal to bc running for tho Presidency
OIL reform cryt" -... ......
and crushing thing he hiss read yet about TIL
dcn, although the 7Xnes Ind already published
facts enough about his record to damn any
candidate seeking the votes OF rrspectab!s
people. lie thinks it Is about time the 1Fora
did Blair's in 1ed3.
DOB INGERSOLL IN MAINE
SPEECH FILL or rlHK AND FuT-TliR DEMO
| CRATlU fAnrf's FEDIHKEE--A sOLEAN VAIN
| ING A0AtSsr BACHELOR PRESIDENTS.
LEWISTON, Aug. 222..-An Immense mass-meot
lug of Republicans was held in this city lns
1 EECNlHEt ~uEu b}ftCEilC9 hElC llAAt W NOt
Conuor, and Col. Robert q. Iugersol, Of lit
nos. There was great curiosity to hear tho lat
ter gentleman, and his appearance was grcctct
With loud applause. 1t Ii safe TO say no ont
WIS disappointed He kept the audience in
perpetual roar Of laughter for nearly two hours
The ttain portions VI Ills speech are given he
low, tukeH from tue full report In the Lewiston
Jour1nt:
THE REPUBLICAN rAHrr AND TIE sLAvEs.
| itESTtEhHS. l htDur thH Rn
) ynu a few seasuns why i'm glad Of It. The lie
, century. Whit wa the condition Of thc couatr
when tho Republican party came into poweE'
ff IT. MN We Y hes ens' ia
!, own way, ~oild nut hive allowed us to have
country toaay Ths psmoststc Sn ns,y aSs
I liberty. such i law wonld aiFgrace the statas.
hooks q l,eIl; t5.ashter. No maa sys9 ssFy y9's
sM yaa M have se a., Excellent con.sinIsn Lasshter
rhs c%s Ss, s,s st " %s. 's'1 t,es ts iHp's pSss
!; I'll thou, 1t. Ii ,Isei. il neg
/, hnd planted corn md thy erop wa. read
slral u. the Supreme Court would have dcci1e'
II with lhe!I xpcciaclca, pushed back on their ba
a s eo9 b bsSnsca 70 III II
: tic condition W were u when the l,crublaa
!, @ sfan,s. "a A. tic Notth the Democrat. wers fes
(. 10 gye anything for office. The southern stat
= look W nrIhs,-tnok up arms for wl1stf Why, t
Ie tue right to stca, from four millions Of people
:, ~ different collar, | believe | am superior to t
black man-uad 40 superior taat can gst NY !lyt
y without rubb,nS him. Laughter. The Deu.
y cratic party commenced tic Mar aga!i,st the Uuio
u The question WAS, AM you for ar agninst !
y uniuns The Republican party offered Al that
J. rushed tn war. The great Republican party u
10 every unton.!oslng Den!ocGat III the North atEn
II hanis III light for the Enon, Are you soEry |
~ Republican party won in l8tua Are you sorry
~ y. EEcat Lincoln was ELECTED psestdcMtt fle WIN
y most tho only man whu, having absolute poWt
~ nuyer ahuscA it except Oh the s!da of mercy.
HEwANK or BACHELORS.
" Then there's uuchauan; m old bachelor ~
ic | for Gods sake, never trust smother. wuud
10 trust man who don't lore wife 1ctter than po
H. tics. iGrcnt laughter. buchanan said, ~ cai
NJ du nnyih!Ms." tic fell back on State rights. No
~ ~ ! cluim nui,odJ ever ursrd that doctrine "
- -, tlidNt wunt " steal something frnm rqn'eneh
IL. III lLaaghsrr.] 1t WI. called up when tae sol q.
~ wanted 10 Ecco.le. buckle up your c0at wien u
u MI Htsta tiuhtx =xaut krt Aauk Ii III ds