, 1876-06-30

Ihoro IL ono phase of SAM TtI.bEN d Cllarac-
ter as candidate which the Republican
pnrty cannot afford to underestimate, aud
which can ouly DO rendered impoteut by
being met anu cornbated Mt every step, tn
DEN is IL shrewd, long.hen1cd, and unscrnpu-
lous politician, with genius for organization
md heavy money power at his back which
ho will use without stint or conscience. This
estimate will not bo disputed by those who
know him best, nor Ly those who hive
watched tho progress Of events in tl,. Con
fcderato party for tho last fev 1nontls, If
tllero wore nothing elso in Afr. TupEs's ca-
rccr than his manipulation OF tho st. Louis
Convention, it would be enough to warn tho
country that one of tho candidates for the
Chct Nstsistracy in a willy and dangerous
Bchcner. who coaxes wLcre hu ca,i, bullies
where ho oaunot conx, and buys where he
cannot bully, It has gouo forth, and ro-
ccivcd tho stamp OF official Endorsement at
ST. Louis TINT money by the s'barrel " is to
Ia used to insure tho SUCCESS of tho Coufed.
crate party. This is tho talisrnau Of the
Confederate campaign, and in tho hands Of
SO expert and experienced campaigncr as
T1LpEa it will not be wasted,
Tt1pEN IN Il selfish, cr,1sty old bachelor. ca
years OF age, who Inns never been benefited
Or humanized by tho influence Of l!omo anal
fumily circle, but Whose whole life l,as been
absorbed by 1noney-gattiug aud political
wiro-pulling. Ills profession Las been that
Of Il corporation lawycr; his chief business
tho reorganization Of railroad aud q, lor
semi-public schemes, and his amusement tito
manipulation Of Now York machine politics.
lie is restrained by none Of tic influences
which affect men Of family and those ongav-
cd iu legitimate business pursuits, but lu
has beon accustomed for years to work in
channels that aro generally avoided, Io
holds himself personnlly nIoof from tlo
dirty work of politics, for ho is a, aristocrat.
aud feels TINT ho would bo contaminated ly
association with tho horuy-handed, But ,o
has his agents-young, active, aud energetic
fellows. whom l,o l,es liuself tra;,;ctl u,,-
aud who do his bidding we'll an1 faithfully
Though Con. DIR llad bocn clectcsl Governor
Of New York iu 1872 over KEENAN,. n ,,ron,,
candidate. ly n vote of I47.sul to 10. a:,o
T1tpss WIS able to bent DIX Two vcur; Inter
by.a vote Of 41G,39l to sGu,Oti, Tho yoto
T11pxs pollcl iu 1874 waa nearly ~ ,nrrs ,,s
TINT pollel by sEruoun for President in
1868, with tho aid Of 81, 600 fraudulent yote,.
It wns tic result Of cuuuiu. work. and yystt:
motio organization, md leyisl, ,,so Of ,uoney.
uo had a thorough ca,,yags mail, of tbo m,
tiro Htate, and procured tue namo nnl MI.
dress of every man who hal over voted with
tho Dcmocrats. From every county yvnt in
t.,o S.ato hu Ind porsonul and contidont;o1
a,pcnl addressed 10 Democratic yotora II,
gealcd cuyo!opey, md iuc2oyct their 1oeo,
tickets. trlu local nowg,,apera tl,rnut,,,,n,t
thu stato had tho Printing Of thcso c;rcn,nn,
anta ticketa ar,1 if',,nrn fontnd tl,c In.
| Tho whole work was done go socrot]y thnt
tho Npu,l,l;cans Kcarc.lv kuow of It mil
attor tho election WINS over: hut 1t brouch,
ont tle cutiro Do,pocrot;, voto If t,a stut.
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