, 1876-07-09

taxation, exposes corruption, and brings politca
criminals to Justice, because he wants to mike
self, give me the man WHO does tue thing, no mat.
| tor what his motives ore. The Republican party
drives tts ing-hreakers out Of the Cabinet and am
defeats them in its conventions; but you haFe mad
yonr ring breaker for the Presidency. II Mr. Tlden
will do in the Gorefnnent Of tho United Stases
! what be has done Us Governor Of New York. SOL
emily undertake to say that the people Will never
enter into metaphysical investigation whether a
nootss ns ots %s s9 % R Rn,s and q MaaSGf the s
also had 10 view the fame, reputation and glory or
Samuel j. Tildcn.. If what he has done was done
Tor elsSt merely let III IRE q e nun xhG W 90
We want IN the Presidential chair.
=. M. Tiden,s services as public man and H.
o L.
taken hold Of bis own party, and lifted 1t out Of
the slough Of lcspond and indifference, and put It
His powerful grasp has rescued It from impending
5snss tas sepe + and sse st. Of asa as D He
BY the approval Of the American people
whenever its Judgment upon them was properly In
With m enchnntsr's wan,. w }c1ersohtan psinocFa-
cy had slept like Barbarossa. in the kidhacnser
M but Tden as has e.Sse tS The
between the Jefuraonian and the 1Iamiltohtan the
ory Of Government viii be ablaze. Once more
ms shall II sses ae .n rae onee
whether Governmcnts ara made for the benefit of
the many shall he taxrdfor the benefit Of the few
Those WHO think On these Questions is DO have at
all questions affecting the Union and equal rights,
was Republican. Hnt thcsc questions being
permanently settled and disposed Of stand where
at, md 1tufr fhnrA trAk Ram
party-on the fundamental principles laid down by
the author Of the Declaration Of independence.
An M rresa1 side til ha give h
claim to speak for anybody but myself. ! DO
not represent anything bnt my own emonsictions m
aa 9nGSs S DO mot central , s
carry no mans vote in my pocket but my own.
But that individual vote shall be cast in andying
@pposlt,on to The pate.nal interference EN- theory
Ing election It shall bc cast fof individual liberty,
nnfattored industry, unshackled commerce, free
trade, hard money, and Samuel j. Tildcn
SENATOR THURMAN.
ecnntor Thurman, writing from Washington,
In answer to an invitation to be present, an-
nounced that public business would not admit
of his leaving there at present. Hcwrites:
time for III him " to show it. Il Il % ho i AT true and
earncst friend to reform, now fs the time
fof him to prove IT. II BE- prefers Con Con
union OF justice and fraternity to union Of force
md violence, now ii the time for him show HIS
ralth by Ifs works. It is time to indulge in vain
repnngf. It is tinle to cry over split mllk. 1t
x no time to make sotne special bat subordinate
theory paramount to success q great cause.
ss Ses claim San to & cea Ra beoaat hope ps
10 gain by prolongng Radical rnler But he does
work to that end Il he opposes the st. Lonts nomf-
nations by coldness and Indifference contributes
% their dcfcat. Gentlemen, it is currc2t talk
among our adversarieA that Ohio is irreconcilably
cat To the DEMOCRACY do not not beffcye 1t. |
In nArn rttrRh }S,
md friend Of reform. ''Put your shoulder to the
wheel and do net diFIair"