The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1876-08-17
Who are for Tilden and Hendricks.


AIRi "HoLn THE FORT"
Now the country sees the signal
Waving in the sky.
IiIlasn, hendrless' ,ash poa appearing
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oHoRus
Take the fort for they are coming
w,1s ySs'iSs tbs sSss,s aSswsy i,u Saei 20 r,den.
In" In good TINE we will.
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III Rssosis isJ lending NAH, a" on.
Millions every day are going,
money almost gone
See the glorious banner waving,
Hear Lea she snel.!g pngle la niow. w.m ,,,,rnh
Over every foe
rv.rvvh.,. The as,tIe rsge.
But But success is rear
Onward comes s1,,s.sl cur chosen hose. leader,
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THE tide il running strong for Tilden
and Hen bricks, and already we hear the
roar of the food that il to oyerwhelm
the Radical party and sweep 1t out of
existence. The earnest, the honest, the
good men of the country are nearly all
In favor of the election of the Democratic
nominees, and in proof Of this we pro-
pose to give the names of number Of
them who have 80 declared themselves.
And we will begin first with the name OF
Hon. Andrew q. Curtin, for two terms,
extending over period OF six years,
Governor of Pennsylvania. Governor
Curtin was an original Republican, with
~ roalaU aud that aIa Of nd no
long as the party kept itself clear and
undetiled of robbers, thieves and corrup-
tionists, he remained q faithful menu
Der OF 1t. de was the Republican
Governor of Pennsylvania during the
war, and we can all remember how that
party nefranea ana giorilea over MN,
wen, tne lnlamy ana uisnohesty o.
urahts auministiatioh nave peeh .oo
mucn ioi Ml' 0uItin. ne mus hos peeii
aoie 70 stand ~ ior some years put 70
day ne apsoiuteiy spews IL OUT VI nus
mouth. Last iaii ne canvassed onio Ior
the election o. governor Aiien. ana , now W
ne e1pnc,tiy declares himself ioI liiuen - !
ana henaflcks, ana Wte,'ds 20 ss'eHP We
@ nsate q Aasaaa ior me democracy.
ms We know 70 De true, ior we nave y
from ms own ihouen' 1nae IN whefe hs
STANDS.
Maof-uen. Winneia Scout hancock
.ne maghinoent soioier, wnom al men
10, love anu honor, aiso comes ous ssI9ng iol
m Inuen anu a ta9i'IioAs, h. ueneia aiaeSs ~
WI ei{ Ttsn 4 ni. slo Ia;Jon.y e,,;as. y, ~.
assns sh ~ ,,n;o,, saS A''s anu 'A ''''A' '0''e-
" IN sno nonas., o po,n,a. late ,ha panr>
~ So.o.no. $4,000 80 % I;a; lay NJ .o ,;,saw;s, Ss
nuan ssosetno VI .;Ja limos ~ TriSo SaS a1M,s' Was
Us Ja, ous ouS 9n pata se siI9 I;e " cnrt;n oiusa,
saaa aiIAs anu assi ond a;.aS o oS' h ,ha is' n,
,ev,s ou.,ssS" anu ,So ~ n1 eS
;'.Ptas;aa ;;sPs,v;ns ""u 0'i''''s " '''' N''As '''
is..a',on'
Fighting Joe Hooker mas wntten
letter 70 Governor liiden, congratuiat,ns
mn, him On ms hon'lhaslon sss, anu eap1eShs;ins h;,
ms in,enuun 70 cviui"iiy supPois ni'n
we All remember now lhe hepupncan
used 70 shout Tor Gen. hooker.
Hon. Lyman Trumhuli, VINO few
years ago was the Republican leader il
the United States Senate, but who, lik'
so many other good men, IS Disguised
with Grant and his knayish administra
tion, has declared that he will suppor
1ilden and Hendricks with all HI
might" lie desires return to homes
principles and honest men.
Hon. John +. Farnsworth, one of tn
ablest and most brilliant Republicans o
Illinois, and who but short time ag'
was one of their leading men in Con
gress, has taken the stump for Tildel
and Hendricks. Farnsworth was one o
the original founders of the Republican
party.
Frederick A. Conklins. a brother a
the tlistineuished New York Republical
Senator is working hard for Tifden an,
Hendrieks.
phu;n Ronta,, ., ;n,a,l;oa,t ca,
an ,as - a,hS Nv Vnrh S,,a M tha
ths Gsr,nans NJ To- M dav sw are as enthusiast;
for the ahoI;t;on oi Grant;sm as the,
once ware for the abolition of slavery
Then Carl Sohurz led them: te.day h
has hatraved them They never wi
Erc;ys lin Whatavar NAV banna,
h;s ;nflusnca with thn Germans Il dead
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