Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-20
The Albany .Jo,raas speak ing Of the

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| The Albany yo,rnal speaking of the
much that is said of Mr.. STilden's sue
cess and power in accomplishing his
objects, declares that the simple truth
4 is that he is successful when he is not
Seriously opposed, and never successful
when he is.
The Democratic platform is not a
declaration of principles but a stump
speech-hot the clear senuneiation of a
definite policy, but string of false and
reckless assertions, garnished with all
the verbose rhetoric and glittering ut
terances of campaign ranter- Albany
yoernal. FsSsS -
The Kansas City Times, tTeni.f In
forms an anxious public: I'VE take
our crow deviled, and would prefer il
without any sauce on it or about it, if
we could get it that way The Times
opposed TIlden and the above defines
its present attitude,
The National Democratic Conven-
/ II
1 - wheel about and turn about.
And do jes so,
And every time you turn about
Eat little crow"
| f.M sW -KdnsaS City Times.
under the leadership of the honest,
straightforward, popular, and accom-
plished Ohio Governor, we look for "a
signal triumph of that party, which, IN
spite of al its errors, is stilI the safest
to be trusted with the honor and ma
terial welfare of the United States
". y. Tribune.
gThuriow Weed does not think Tilden
would make a good President, even if
he could be elected, as he could only be
by the union of the Democracy with
ebellion-a union which, if successful,
would throw the government into the
Hands of tho.e who attempted to de-
stloy the country.
Alex. Mcclure, of the Philadelphia
Tires says the nomination of Tilden
was defiant disregard of a hitherto
potential voice of the Central States
which give the. key notes of October,
and thinks that under the most favor
able circumstances he will lose one hun
dred thousand Democratic votes, and
possibly tfhice as many.
When secession was Threatened and
loyal men forgot party and thought
only of the danger to the nation, Gov
ernor Tilden wrote: The trainers of
our government left revolution organ
lied; left it with power to snap the tie
of confederation as nation might
break treaty, and to repel coercion as
nation mightrepel Invasion. -
Democratic unity means the union
of Democrats and nothing more The
manner in which it has been brought
about, the outrage it has wrought upon
the public sense of political deceacy
and consistency, must have the effect
Of driving off all independent voters,
of dragging Mr.. Tilden down to his
true level as an INSCRIPTIONS partisan.
-Ne,o York Tribune.
The nominationrof Sam Del Jones Til
den for Presidenb gives pretty general
satisfaction to the people of New En-
gland. The Democrats are pleased be-
cause he just suits the New England
type of Democracy; the Republicans,
because they believe he can be more
easily beaten than other. man whom the
st. Louis Convention mightjiay selec-
ted as the Democratic standard bearer
Boston 1raveler,
A correspondent of the Nation wri-
ting of Governor Hayes says II never
knew man who listened with a frank
er willingness to learn, and / have
known very few men who were so sure
To end with an'opinion sof their own
which nothing can shake. L observe
that the little people of.the Herald and
World speak of him as colorless can
didate. Well, his color isnot loud but
what they actually mean is nonsense.
They had better encounter him some
time when he has aduty to perform,and
try to turn him aside, and then tell JUS
whether heIlIas ejlor.s 4 have seer liim
tried, and noticed that his color was
good deal like steel.