The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1876-12-21
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natl Enquirer declared that Tilden was a
very great scoundrel. On the oath OF
June it said:
Ellis candidacy is the most shameless
and indecent in our history"
On the 23d Of June il said
The kid glove Democracy, Of which
Tildrn is the chief. have not the conh
drnce and can not obtain the votes of the
masses Ills nomination will disrupt
and disorganizr the Democratic party.
IL means d-ieat"
On the 18th il said
MIR Barlow is the champion railway
undertaken aud jlbb-r OF NV York
OF cour-r, he's Tor Tild.n. All men OF
his stripe are With Tildrn in the
White House. men OF Mr. Btrlows kid
ney would be very busy aud prosperous
All the vicious thi-ving. corrupt tlr-
ments in the D-mocratic party are NOV
ing toward reform under the banner Of
sam Tildrn."
And on the 9th OF June:
The political joLbrrs. thieves. and he
trayeis Of the =. ople are very generally
IN favor OF TIldrn."
Here are some truthful gems from its
leading editorial oi June 5. 1896
3 lie is hypocrite, n political swind-
Ter. has hong been a pubic piundrirr,
aud j. really thu only ,iIsr-puIAOi- eau
didaIr prominently named on the Demo
cratic -ide.
a lie did what he could to defeat the
Democratic party in OHIO III 1879. *
pending his money. aud suOrIdIzng the
EASTERN Democratic Prrrs tO that end,
knowing that UhIos victory Was his de-
I.-at, aud loving TIl,l-u more than the
Democratic parry. lie has earned Aie
,nmiiy OF the West aud South.
d lie has sought this high othce 10y
methods so unprrcrd~ntly shameless aud
,iIsrrputAblr that II would Oe aIi ever
lasting Stigma upon Democratic Con
vent on To nominate him, aud a rrprOaci
upon the American people TO elect him
It nominated.
rs Upon the foremost question Of the
nour hr Is N most pitiless iOr oil the Ia
Ierrsts OF the Wet aud the South. lie
- the unscrupulous oppressor OF the
great. struggling industries OF the vast
producing sections OF the country. NJ
Republican Administration could u,
more hostile to them than would hIs.
II Should Col Pro,i lrnce, seeming
estrangrd. permit his nomination., bl
whom aud what would he br nominated
BY the hrrvlle. cnnsciencrlrss tools tha
} money can purchase; by tue most Cor
, rupt iniiu+nces that ever entered into
Presidential nomination; by the system
on which all other quack nv diciues ai'
observation-disclosures even rrsPeciahl
: medical associations read 9pt OF the pro
! '+sSion the Doctors that will advertise
IL would seem that the Democratic part!
should have a. high respect for tn
good name OF the party aud the Govern
> 'nent as the vendors OF pills have 10
. their craft. IL could not but be- that
F., man educated in cunning, in hypocrisy
IN iniquity, nominated in corruption
and shameless etfrontery, even tbOusl
' his millions could elect him, would Civ
i us the most corr upt Administration th
country has ever known. Neither in
prrial dignitirs. nor the gloom of sol
'ud.. said Tacitus, could save Tiberiu
rom himself And Tlld-n could no
rise above himself, or above the souree
OF his power"
s- Astounding as it may seem. the sam
+ paper, edited by the same men. now d.
clare that this man shall be Presiden
= in violation of the laws of the land, {
/ there must be war. The Enquirer think
= that President Hayes would soon
}. powerlrss to resist Democratic rebe
r lion. as the House of rebel Brigadie
y will refuse to appropriate money to pa
II soldiers. We would modestly suggest
n he Enquirer and President Hayes. tw
t remedies. The loyal people of tn
y country do not propose to pay the =
II penses of Democratic rebellion ever
II & teen years. The property OF the rrbe-
a will be con6scated to paw expenses. nm
d the Enquirer office should be the fir
rebel property seized Aud the pr SCI
Q rebel House will die March 4. 1877
l. There will be Republican majority
y; the next IIousr. aud the antics OF
n rebel clerk to keep out the lawful m
!, jority will not be tolerated Mark tia
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