Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-11-01

trusted as a candidate The losses have he 3
too frightful upon the one hand, and the pri-
vate gains too enormous on the other, to make
any man, identified, as Mr.. Tilden Is, with rail
roads, the proper candidate for the President OF
the United States We seek simply TO avoid ths
defeat of the Democratic party in November
next BY using all fair and honorable means -
prevent an unwise nomination AZ ST. Louis"
FROM THE CHICAGO TIMES
'.Tilden and Hendricks combined would be
guarantee of the success of the HAYES party,
even in Indiana. = Instead Of strong
ticket. Tilden and Hendricks would probably be
found the weakest ticket that could be made.
Tiidcn, without Hendricks, might carry New
York, were il not that Tiden's nomination
would inevitably give Indiana 20 the Hayes party
in October. Hendricks, without Tilden, mighc
possibly (but not probably carry Indiana, bu.
certainly not New York, Connecticut, or New
jersey But Tildeu and Hendricks combined
wonld be trademark Of political dishonesty
that all honest citizens would spurn. 1t would
not get an electoral vote north Of the Ohio river.
For Tildan 70 swallow Hendricks and survive Is
an imaginable possibility. For Hendricks 10
swallow Tilden and survive is an inaginati~
rSesi5ility But for Tilien and Hendricks 20
swallow each other and survive is plainly not
within the bounds of things possible"
FroM THE PHILADELPHIA TINES"
Without dealing with the question, wheth 9r
or not Tildcn deserves 10 be elected over Hayes,
We turn 10 the practical and vital fact that ne
would De defeated by the largest popular u
jority ever cast against any candidate, exec l.
iny Ar. Greeley. He would be pitted agaA =
the same Mr.. Hayes who owes his election OV
Allen In 1879, and thereby his nomination in
1876, TO the open detection OF Mr. Tide, ;
friends and their defiant assaults upon theiE o. IA
Party and It's candidates, and the October eIe:
;.o1s; in Ohio and Indiana would be swept jy
tens Of Thousands for Hayes, with New IorI,
Penny lyaaia, New Jersey and Connecticut Ger
tain 20 follow in November by najOrities second
only 10 Grants in lST2.'
FROM THE CADIZ toEIoJ "SESTINEL.'
BATES Il Locke, advertising agents, Of Nv
York. send Us some puts Of that old bull
headed Bullionist. Sam Tlden, which they want
inserted as reading matter, aud for which they
offer 10 pay Us in rag money We do not d
sert advertisements among reading matter, sLc
therefore decline their offer. The proprietor.
of sugar coated pills, who advertise in the
Ns1sttnc. nave to assume the pressure and o';II-
bug the people by snOude-lns the respo-ls.-
Dilty II the regular advertising columns. L
slis Ti!Aeu matter has another objection The
LsTs Of Ohio fo-bid newspapers sdyertting
alNrcOn goods"
FEoAI THE PETERSBURG CvAI "INDEA-
APPEAL"
"Whst We urge is that the public should be
enlie sltened as 10 the depth and origin Of this
latch ,5o5n clainor for Tlden. 1t IS merctri-
eious and mechanical; Is soon as his nom ila-
ton is mate the people will fall OF from ths
ticket In disgust. Now pause and inquire.
while there l. yet time, about the truth OF the
matter Reslectable journals Ike the Men,
phis 4rAdaeia, the Savannah Nsrs, the Au-
gusta C.rOn.ci testify TO having been ap-
preached with money in the interest of tEis
New York candidate. and there Is indispuil able
aud undis ,3uted evidence that an adyertisir =
agency In New Yo.k is running of Mr.. Tild ems
name as Helnboll.yss wont 10 do his buchu.
Is the strength so based safe one on which 10
build the Democratic canvass. If so, &c on
ws wash our hands of>fhe responsibility"
PROM THE NEW HAVEN UNION"
"Governor Tilden MEETS with admirable sue
cess in capturing Drooeratie conventions in
States where the party has virtually no exist
enee. The sure Democratic States are al Bit
terry opposed to Tildeu, so far as public senti-
ment is concerned, but Tlden's money has =
perceptible influence on the delegates. L.
would not surprise us In the least should 1ilden
pull through He IS utterly unscrupulous, and
by his lavish expenditure Of money now, he is
raising hope in the breasts OF impecrniors
strikers that money Will fow like water If hs
becomes the standard-bearer-"