The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-04
RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE TUESDAY MORNING. A. 1876

And he answered, 1 called not, me- son
lie do,on again.'--1 Sam ill., 6.
1t is said that the faithful services of
Mr.. Robinson, assistant solicitor of the
treasury, in the prosecution of the whisky
ring, will prevent his promotion TO Bluford
Wilson's Place. The administration seems
to be determined that fidelity TO duty shall
be punished, and political subserviency re-
warded until next March. Then, we hope,
there will be change. boston Globe.
Mr.. Bopy, democratic senator from
Missouri, is understood to have remarked
in a recent conversation that the sweeping
reduction IN the salaries of the public ser
wants, and from the estimates are simply
intended for political effect and not to ac-
complish any reform. at will cripple the
government but when the democratic par
ty comes into power we will soon put
things to rights and restore the salaries to
the proper figures"
Ever since the resumption act was
passed the batte-cry of the inflltionists
has been to repeal it, and if as yesterday
the democratic party again inscribed it on
its banner, there can be no question as to
the meaning and extent of such step.
The democratic party simply yielded to
the demands of the inflationisls. OF
course, the hard money democrats will not
admit 1t, but point to the wording of the
respective resolutions, and tell us that
there are hard money people just as well
who are for change in regard to the re-
sumption act But, evidently, that is all
CANNON u financial policy trying to
adapt itself at the same time to the tend
encies of the hard and paper money peo.
pie, Numerically opposed to each other,
is sheer hypocrisy and humbug. - West
liche Post.
The case of the citizen who came tc
Gen. Jackson to get foreign mission, and
who went away with secondhand pair OF
trowsers, falls far short of the downfall OF
"favorite son." who aspired to rally The
people against the minon of the money
power and the bloated bondhoder, ant
who ends by accepting with very bac
grace the phase of vice-prcsident. Pega
sus in harness, Belisarius begging an obo
| lue, DdtuoOu StluulbR CUlu III tut L HIS
tines, ale heroic types of downcast nobii
ty; but Hendricks playing tail to the Til
den kite, Hendricks the representative O
soft money, of The debtor class, of the in
terconvertble bond, getting his order
from the railroad lawyer, the coupon clip
per, the Wall street manager-this is, in
deed, pitiable, and would draw tears from
milestone. Louis Globe Democrat.
Two democratic papers in Indiana blunt
ly refuse to support Tilden. They are tn
Terre Haute Journal and Evansville C0uy
En-, The Journal says; $50 far as thi
section of Indiana is concerned, the demo
cratic sentiment is pronounced against Til
den. We have strong county ticket, W
have an excellent congressional ticket il
the field. They all fight under the green
back banner. BIZ. Tilden leads the host
of hard money. In October we shall pol
one element, and November the other.
The courier is still more pronounced.
says: The Courier will not support Mr.
Tilden for president If the platform ha
been the most ultra pronunciation O
greenback doctrines, we should not sur
port Tilden upon it. The thing that eyer
western democrat should strive to do nov
, is to defeat this nominee, of the democrat
ic convention. If General EwiSg, of Ohio
and Hon. ID. w. Voorhees,, OF Indiana
prove true to the men in the west, we sha
have greenback candidate for president
! The Courier Is Of the opinion that tn
! greenback delegation should withdraw an
r nominate William Allen for president, o
the Ohio platform" 1t is pity these pi
peers cauno. ~ e.NinNd " a. --->;-~.i.,
OF Hendricks, who was put on the tickt
especially to conciiate the soft money an
rebel element.