The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-07-21


During all this period the Democratic
party have not had control of any de
partment or branch Of the public SER
vice. AT this session of Congress our
party has a decided majority in the
House. Applause
Is IT WELL
or IS it i'll for the country that it is 90?
There may be much TO criticise ia what
has been said aud done 10 the House,
but this stands prominently forth ::
That the Investigations which Il has
conducted have developed a corruption
10 the public service horrible to con
template; worse, perhaps, thau that
which impaired the strength and de-
stroyed the fortunes OF France under
Louis Napoleon, before aud during The
Prussian war Ii is now shown so that
every body knows il, that these corrup
tons aud partiaiiJies have prevailed
for many years, but they remained
concealed like fostering disease at
the bone, uaui Il Democrats House
applied the knife The result OF all
this was that the people, shocked at
what they had not supposed TO exist,
but which they now see, are deter
mined to restore good government
Tremendous applause Dare any
frank and houest man say that IN these
Investigations the House mas not dooe
good work Tor the country Whatever
criticism may be made upon what has
been said aud done in the House, this
Is conceded That ia the appropriation
bills it has reduced the public expeu
ditures from $4,000, 900 to $4,000,
600 To accomplish this rerrench
meet Il has maintained dreadful con
test with the Senate. but | understand
: hat IN The main it has prevailed, a
though bat yesterday IN the Senate It's
acti9u was denounced AS revolutionary
corruption be overthrow,
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- ii 80 We'll for tbe
. III .s.'Flia, two years ago Demo
..-sie House was chosen? GCbeers. :
4 distinguished citizen Of the govern
ment ct New York has been nomiua
ted for the presidency. Is his election
not also Ia the interests of the people
he does not come with assurances
upon the lips alone, but
TUE Rpsr1r or u,sr,yon
boA
o''. - ''.9 'i'y o. ne" oIN and a.
So Se uo5 =. ''is o'a'e' attest ms pur
p''' a,''' ''' ""''.'5 10 MAINTAIN sue
,u''e', WIN Pai'l4'''y' eofrup
-. ~ 1uu l'a ia N'u~ eheers 70
- - - emu 'nu Zoe a..he nave I4''en
;n1.auo n'9 "'o"S CHee' : @'e4t
La Fi 80. - ~ t'-s c'' OF Ne" 1ofk
,:an 'eF" p'.'''I result ana a re1uc'
2lo'OO0'U 900 TO S8.OO0,0O0 lightens the
Ouidens OF labor aud encourages the
'es'meut OF capital Applause /
wouid not say a word against Gov.
h'yeS. would speak OF him as we'll
a. DIS most partial friend, but his elec
ton Is but a continuance in rower of
the meu who have controlled the mil
eies and the appointments Of Grants
administration. If elected, eau he
I ii GOV. Morton power IN In
ia "a cameron sway IN Pennsyiv Iva
- Go"AHog $ lord- MP 10 New
lCt'eS or no No lhey
' ne Is an honest man Was not
.le s'lie Taiu Of General Grant four
@o In speech Whieh made
:" '''e academy oil Mhs'c. me hrsf IN
~ J canvass Tor governor | SAID that u
'eit aione Grant would make better
president, but the Surroundings, the
inhnenees' aud the political poser that
would control his ADMINISTRATION sould
bring upon the people tie ills which
100 me I'D" ne psplore. a this late hour you
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Hayes contributed $500 to the cru
Saders two years ago. was an original
nncw nothing, is said to be a mem Der
Of the American Alliance, indorse+
. rant s, sa@ 1 ran Tor otaee
his eom5etitors thst he wo,5ld p moi ~
cond;3,te and now boasts that he
stands by his record = Eeaasr,ile
Courier.
B4rHER SlvGULAR-Mr. J. Fl.
Brown, neighbor aud particular
FREUD Of ours related to Us some
weeks SINCE very s'i'"ee Psoo, .ai
y ID ms iaul'iy' E "a, = 'oou' 'n's
VI the Brown ia 3 ,, so'"s =. - sew
en- 'neo.oe5s - '"s ~, Ia -. po'''on -
he ~ 80 8 month sept ) about the