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The New York herald., 1876-07-17
The Jurisdiction Question in the
Impeachment Trial
THE APPROPRIATION BILLS.
No Revelations To Be Made by EX-Stere-
tary BristOw.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

WASHINGTON, July l6 1915
aov1RNoR TILDEN's LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE
CAUSES FOR THE DELAY.
The appearance OF Governor Tilden's letter OF ac
'eptance has been eagerly looked for here, and the
news to-day that is to be delayed Tor time has
sauscd discussion II Is supposed that he means
10 withhold his letter until alter Congress adourns in
order TO the ground OF the acts OF tho
10 some extent, but more particularly that
thero shall be attempt by the soft money
men to legisate IN opposition to his declarations 1t
10 we'll known that there has been a struggle in tho
Banking and Currency Committee to get q report
pealng tha Resumption act and that the influence OF
Mr. Tiden's friends has been exered TO prevent such
report On tho other hand, Mr.. Hendricks friends
have cxer'cd themselves to procure repeal IL is
believed that both Tilden and Hendricks have sent
special and urgent Instructions TO their friends,
he one to oppose, the other procure the
repeal The committee meets tomorrow morning.
70 one Of Its members is known to changed his
mind, and not probable that will be able to agree
apon report to repeal There is no doubt that the
soft money men very anxious to put the House
record repeating the Resumption act 1t would give
them great satisfaction but they will hardly succeed
IS the committee will have only two sessions
more
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nArrr. J.iy is-s.nsa bark Rs...e. Bn. r.,s xs-

nAvxr. Jsiy is-sAnsd bark Romance cBn. Tore. Nsv
Yors-
HcIL. July is-Arrvss. bark Besj Dieksrnan. rsyier
Boston.
sailed isth prir Sarah Csrj. revssend sydney. cB
HArhuEG. July h-Aui,sd. eArk Eepabhk Ger. ror'
IN ann. New York
LIvrnroot. Jaiy is-sallsa. ship City Of Delhi D1.
Adar. San Francisco
LospoS. July i6sailed from ioth bri< wes
ley Seymour. Knowitn. New york. also the n Je~s
for do
Lxrn July i5-Arrsed. bark q Reusens Leighton. Ssw
York
hovLLx. July i6-Arrved steamer Circasxsa (Brl. Nc
Lean. Montreal for Liverpool
PLrsocrn, July i6-Arived. steamer wielsnd tcsr).
Hebich Now York for Hamburg.
PEsAnrH RoAps July i6-Auived. sehr Clara Leasitt.
Lombard. New York.
QurgssrowN. July l5-saied. brigs Carrie wnsow. Nc
Cart (from Portland. Mel. Sunderland; Nesscr Hev
EFT from New York;. Invereordon.
RosrocK, July l4-Arrved. brig Don Qaxote. Mapres.
New York.
kIo JasKrRo. July i5-ssiled. steamer John Brsmssi
(Br). Newington. New York.
STOCKTON July i5-Ssiied. bark Lewis Marines tBr)'
Horn, Delaware Breskwater
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fan Senate and the iouchsonc OF that humanity which
is common to 10Th brarches Of Congress applied
~ all tHe lutte jobs restored by the
lover House had fired them. the committees in-
q the important items ecnx undistrrbcd-
The ball a. no~ stands is nearly si0oo,O0o larger
than when 10 passed the House II has
not a. YET been adopted D. the Senate
Dor probabl, Will ~ be without a siruggie Whatever
capital tho republican Senators expected to make
against ihsir dcnocratc opponcnts Of The economic
lover House they seem To have thro~u away
In thus undons the work Of tho csunsit,ec. The
explanation given Is that restoring all TIE omitted
items and cnlarsng the important the senate w
have 20 loaded down The BAL eihsr 10 kin u alto
se1her send befOr. the country living proof of
the sham professions Of reucnchIaent by the
democratic The senate MI. set tbs credit of tue
portani and Necessary and therefore proper appfo-
praons. enlarged too. they taye Deen BY that body,
which are set apart for New York, Wilmington, Baf-
iAo, os~ego. Hartford. the James River and the
other leading b.rOors and rivers thus cared
for. while the democrats will be reprOachcd
With the hundreds Of 5000 aud $1,000
Jobs IN the Appropr Tor saeh Insignificant places
a. Tie xslapony River. the cypress Bayou. the ooea
guam Greek and the sausa.uck Aarb0T. which power
igl magnyng slass would ,ali show the average
map OF the United States The River and Hsrbor bill
n-s oseu inc ShAuhci " growing abuse OF ieeis~hh,
ITS proportions having swollen iron about sSoOtoJ IN
1850 TO s. oooc 900 IN ls,5 although The best
reason IN The world tor b,eviIs that the growth "
our commerce has been FAR short OF this u In
crease Quite likely perception oi tue tactics
OF bis acversares that INSPIRED Senator Thurman to
move at the close OF the debate the reference OF tho
oi back 10 the commit,ec with Instructions to cut
down the total amount appropriated 10 s,.ooo,ooo
THE DIPLOMATIC DIFFERENCES NOT TIT
REcoScILED.
The differences OF the Conference Committee on the
Diplomatic bill have not been reconeed yet. and
the prospect poor tor any lor early agreement
THE suNDnY CIVIL DILL AGRKED UPON Ny THE
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
The sundry Civil bill Was agreed upon by the Confer
encc Committee to-day, and Will be reported both
houses tomorrow. The House recedcd from It's de-
wnicn was the only remaining point Ia dlspate
MOVEMENTS Oh Lx-TEEAsURkR SEw-No
THANKS FROM THE PRESIDENT.
Ex-Treasurcr New left Tor indianapolis yesterday.
His friends here complain that the correspondence
which passed between iho President and Mr. New at
the time OF his Resignation contains thanks for tho
manner in which hc has discharged bis dulics ne
ident and So strong his incualions against I'M
reached hero, he was the point OF declining abso
lutely TO take the place, when be prevailed upon
to accept HIS Indiana friends displcased wits
what they say a slight put upon him by allowing
HIM to 20 without word Of thanks.
The New York herald., 1876-07-17
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ovsRprN-Brig Mary Lsdd. OF Yarmouth Ms, sailed
GLASGOW tho ID Of May for John. NIB mas
arrived.
DISASTERS ~ NAv-The Direction Of the Bureau
veri,as published the following statistics OF mari.
time disasters reported curing the month OF May, 1876
concerning ell usgs.-Saiing vessels reported
English. ~ French. n American. Z German. Austrian
<Itsan 3Nor~.gian. Dutch. Portuguese Russian. .
Swedish Danish, 10 of which the nationality Is Unknown
total In this number included ~ reported missing
reported lost English American Of which
the nation Atty is unknown. total. q.
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DROWNED IN THE RIVER.

An unknown man found drowned az the foot OF
West Twenty sixth stree, yesterday morning
John kerrisan, aged nineteen, OF No. LIS Charles
street, was drowned while bathing yesterday morning
at the loot OF BOgsrd street; body recovered
The body Of William J. Weaver, AGED thirteen. OF
No 352 West sixteenth street. Who dOwn-d on the
lth inst at the loot OF thirteenth street, North
River, was recovered Yesterday Afternoon.
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WHALEMEN.

Cleared New Bedford July IS. bark Stafford King. A.
lsntc ocean
Nh cruise 18th Mary susan Handy. do. do; 2ist,
vigii.nt. ,,id0rd, do. do.
letter from Capt Hsbrn. Of bark Sea Fox Of Nh re-
ports her ~ fsn-na lane - with 40 bills ~ oil last
-svB ali told Had shipped no bbls oil by
steamer Acapulco for Nev York Would sail the 7th for
about the 1alpssos Islands and De rumhes In
December Repovis spoke June n. bark Sea Breeze,
Barnes. Nh. nothing since leaving fnmbcx
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

John Monahan aged thirty Of No. Il Van Brunt
street, Brooklyn. attempted suicide by jumping the
East River at pier No -. He was rescued by Thomas
McGivcn and sent to tue Chambers Street. Hospital
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Asr~ssr. Jaiy i5-ssH.d. steamer Punch (Beis)
Knadsen. New York
cosyr-Arissa. bark Daniel Drsper dtaD. Botsani
New Norx.
GlAseo~. Jaiy io-Arrfvei bark Batsissa utsh, Gre
vists. Phlsdsipkia via QassEstovs
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BELOW,

Bark Lisbon. Duuning, from Matanrsa
Brig Alexander lBr). from Rio Janeiro via Hampton
Roads
Wind at sunset. s; at midnight. s. light.
Bsroastss ~ sunset 81 -. at 10 80 IN. 3026
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boarded previously everything psrtahis
remove from her.
Ryp July 3A OF consisting Of store oiiia
dat-f iS3 belonging tho German steamer ortnn has
picked miles southeast of Hastings, and de-
posted in the hands OF Receiver OF Wreckers.
The New York herald., 1876-07-17
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

pA7n OF pxPARTuRls yRon NEW YoRK yoR m MOTIFS
OF JULY AUGUST.
The New York herald., 1876-07-17
WASHINGTON.
The Reasons for Delay in Governor
Tilden'S Letter Of Acceptance.

ANTAGONISTS ON The CURRENCY ISSUE
The New York herald., 1876-07-17

FArHxn roIyr. July io $50 AM-Arrived. steamer 20
ruvian (Br). Liverpool
MONTREAL. July l4-Arrivcd. barks Mzrsrilrs Wbittou
Sydney. CB: Atlanta. Davis Bordeaux.
QUkREc July 14-Arrivud. arks Forest Queen Norris
Liverpool Der Wandcrer Krohn London Frsnxlin Han
sen Plymouth Kong Eyssein Nelson. Bristol Aba'ross.
Nelson. Liverpool.
Cleared l4th steamer Sarmatian Ar Liverpool: barss
Epaminondas. Sawyer. Leh Franklin. Isnsoa London
Nina Johansen Bowling; Soidc. Andersen. Liverpool
Peerless, Beyery, Sunderland; Marths redersen tiooe
Moulcsler, Hind Liverpool Aueusna, Wicton. Ab-rdo
vey: briggs Mechanic Kelly. Queenstown; Sc Louis. Tai
bault. Wexford.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24
FRED WENGER
Nom Resident Notice.

Olivia VI. Russ. by next friend, Mcrcia
Russ, VS.. George CrOmer and others.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk IL Master. from
complainant bill in above cause, which
is sworn to, chat the defendant. George
Cromer, is a nonresident of the State OF
Tennessee. 50 that the ordinary process Of
law cannot nc served upon him.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tennessee. requiring said nonresident
defendant to appear on or before the It'll
Monday in January next, before the
Chanccry Court ut Winchester. Tenn.
and plead, answer or demurt to complain
ants bill. or the same will be taken for
confessed, and set for hearing cxparte as
to him. Witness my hand. at Office in
Winchester. Tenn, this July 9Th, 1876.
L. ii. FINCH, e. IL. NJ.
july13-4t 40
John simmons, Solicitor for complain
ant.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

The st. Louis Republican says the
persecution Of honest government oil
Gals still COCA on. The President
seems determined not TO have n friend
of BrIstow or jewell in office. United
States District Attorney Wharton, of
Kentucky, has been dismissed like Il
Culprit for being n personal friend of
the ex Secretary, aud the clerks in the
PostonlCe Department who were guilty
Of attachment to Mr.. Jewell are being
made 70 walk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24
a Scheme to Pension Grant 70.
Life.

Washington Special to the Chicago Telc,
graph
Grants friends are very anxious to
provide something that will keep the
wolf away from the door when the 18th
Of next March arrives. All sorts OF
plans have been devised in theory, but
the first really practical suggestion is
that which 4 prominent member of the
House Of Representatives has origina.
ted, proposing to bestow upon Grant q
life pension of $4,000. The reasons
adduGed for this singular project are
that the President is poor, and that he
will need money to live on after he
goes out of Office. 1t is said that of all
the thousands i'll the shape or houses,
lots, and bonds. given to Gen. Grant,
there is but an insignificant portion
left that 1t has all been swallowed up
in the vortex OF speculation. For this
it is said the President has to thank
his friends, who have brought obloquy
and disgrace upon his administration.
1t has been a matter of common rumor
here for months past that the Presi.
dent has lost his money by specializing.
The rumor has not been generally
credited until now, when the PROPOSE
ton is made to indemnify him out of
the public treasury, The proposition
meets with little favor.
1t was minated some time since
That the President thought he ought to
be put again nj the head of ,he army,
but it will be impossible to crafty his
wishes IN this respect, if he cntcrtains
such.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

Whenever a Southern State casts its
vote on the side oC the Democratic
party tho Radicals clamor for investi
CATION. Alabama, which recently Civ,
ar Overwhelming Democratic majority
Is Threatened With investigation by the
sc called Hayes aad Wheeler Reform
party. TO which the Sheibyvil,c Ga.
zette gags; "They will set up = howl
after tho November election, for every
SoUthc-n State will go that way except
SOnth Carolina, Louisiana and proba
bly, Florida. and re would not be sur
prissd Il tue Two .3tter went Demo
crate"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

Gov. Iilden is n man Of his word
lie told the people of New York Stat
that he would reduce their taxes from
$4,000, 900 to So. 100000. lie did it.
and the Republicans have acknowlcdg
ed that he did II. When Governor
Tilden says that the SAINT principle of
rctrencbmcnt and reform can be as sue.
ccssfullv applied in the conduct Of the
Government OF the United States, and
that nc will do it, we can very safely
count upon the tulilIment of the prom
Use, if elected.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24
a Necessity to Farmers.

The Highland Sun, 4 new paper jus
started at S%mithvilie, Tenn. contains
the following very sensible advice tc
farmers:
newspapers are the cheapest. il
not the best mediums for spreading in.
teIiigcncc and improving the morals OF
mankind To the farmer, above all,
they should be n necessity, from the
fact that they afford him, in his isola
ted condition, the only means of mix
ing in the busy scenes Of life. Man in
his natural state becomes a p~crsOniii.
cation of misunderstanding only for
himself. Development ZONES alone
from assoCiating with our fellow men,
and appropriaiing to ourselves the ad-
vancement they make. No farmer
deprive himself and family of.
this social schooling, and in no way
can he obtain it so fully and cheaply
through the newspaper and periodi-
cal literature of the day"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

Our civilization is full Of such stories
as this: IA man killed another mans
dos. The son Of the man whose doc
was killed, therefore, proceeded TO
whip the man who killed the dog of
the mar he was son of. The man who
was son OF the man whose dog was
killed was arrested by the man who.
was assaulted by the o of the man
whose dog the man assaulted and kill.
The man who was arrested bv the
man who Killed the dog of the man
The man arrested was son Of,
Tor assalliing the man who killed the
log, finally settled the case up with the
nan who had arrested the son of the
nan who owned the dog, for a~ssaulting
he man who killed the dog of the
father who had been arrested.
md still We are not happy"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

Grant has ordered Cameron, Secre-
tary of War, to notify Gen. Sherman
TO hold all the available troops under
his command in readiness to usurp the
rights Of the people at the ballot box
on the day of election in the South
evil the Radicals in the South, who
arc supporting Hayes aud Wheeler, in
dorse this high handed outrage upon
free and Independent peopleY' ask
the Shclbyville Gazette.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

During the last eleven years there
has been received into the Treasury O.
the United States. in Federal taxes, the
sum OF $t,377I30,3G2 80, as lar as can
he gathered from the books kept by
Republican accountants who, accord
ing to Gen. Spinner, force their bal
anccs. The amount ia doubtless much
larger. During that period the public
debt has been diminished only Si77,.
O97,52l.i3, which leaves nearly 81,
0 O,00O,0DO for the expenses of the
Government The public debt to day,
however, is over two thousand millions
of dollars, and the Republicans are
asking the people to perpctuate them
on the score ofhopesty aud economy
They have extorted enough money
out o!the people to pay the debt twice
The money has been s~quander.
cd and The people have been taxed to
death The same system will DC con
iinued under Hayes and Wheeler. for
hey both endorse Grants administra-
ion. {
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24
lie drove out all the official thieves.
The Alabama Election Not Carried
by Force.
From Redneld's Alabama Letter to the
Cincinnati Commercially

From Redneld's Alabama Letter to the
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
The election was not carried by
force. 1t was not a Kuklux election,
or anything Of that sort, The State
was remarkably and ~agrceaOly quiet,
and is yet. Not man was killed on
election day, 80 far as have been able
to learn. or was there a resort to III
timidation or violence before the cleo.
ton. There were no night raiders or
men masked or unmaskcd, going about
to the terror Of the negroes, advising
them at the point of a shot gun to vote
the Democratic ticket,
1t was, in essential features, q fair
election. In some counties there may
have been q mild sort of intimidation,
but nothing Of the kind that viii alone
account for the overwhelming Demo
cratic victory,
The Republicans, by their quarrcls,
brought it upon themselves in II large
degree, They confused the minds Of
the negroes until they hardly knew
how to vote, and the result was, per.
haps, twenty-five thousand did not
vote.
OF course this settles the status OF
Alabama tor the present, She will 60
for TiIden by Il large majority. The
white Republican vote in the northern
r H.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

Zach. Chandler had tons of circulars
printed, and all ready to send out a.
campaign documents through The
country, declaring hat the Democrats
in the House refused to take any ac-
ton on Blaine's school amopdcnt or
the Southern ou;ragcs. Both Of these
question have been acted on, and Mr..
Chandler has had to burn up the circu
lars.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

Gre good indication Of the pOpulagi
~ anil strength OF tie Democratic
rI:ket- says the Shslbyyilie Gazette. i.
ir Ehe faat that the Republicans feel !,
shemssLyca. 2ley TO longer wear
t.eiE aecustoDed air Of arrogance, su.
5sr.rdgccd ty assured success. They
don't entGuse. They wear elongated
sisagee- They can scarcely talk pol:
ten without getting "riied.' They are
evidently badly scared, o., in a more
A'mei!' phrase. bsdIy "aacked" They
eesas 70 smile at the ides of Reform,
me '".iie is wan aud sickly. We
save 60; them on the hip, and all VIC
'sso' 20 10 iatO "~aoop Gun up
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

An exchange has discovered that the
national debt, reduced to ono dollar
greenbacks and pasted end to end,
would reach ninety-onc thousand four
hundred and thirty, seven miles be
You'd the moon, and would thirteen
times and quarter girdle tho globe we
dwell on.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

A minister travelling through the
West some years ago asked an old Ia
dy on whom he called what she thought
Of the doctrine of total d~eprayity.
"Oh," she replied, 81 think it is a good
doctrine, If the people would only act
up to it."
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

A Georgia thcoriat, who wishes to
increase the production Of corn in the
South, proposes . tax Of $50 an acre
on every aero OF cotton more than five
which may be raised by any planter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

General George b, Mcclellan, who
is now q citizen Of New Jersey, is be
ing urged rs successor to Mr., Freling'
huyscn, as United States Senator from
that State.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

Where's Sheridan 7 Treason hatch.
lug in South Carolina again! The
Democratic State Convention was &C.
tualIy in secret session last week
And then, in broad day light, nomina-
ted Wade Hampton for Governor!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

An exchange says ten thousand dol
lars was paid for e%cavatjng and filing
up in the garden Of the White House,
and that the work was done by two
IriqAmen and n boy in four days.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

Whatever else may befaIl the De.
mocracy Of Tennessee this fall, We
hope and trust that Iildcn aud Hen.
bricks may roll up at least $4,000 ma.
in November.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

The Democratic party is marching
under the starry banner Of q r%cconcIIco
Republic, ~lratcrnai and free, The Re
publican party marches under tic ban
ncr Of the bloody SHIRT,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

The municipal election IA Memphi'
last week resulted in unanimous Dem
ocralic victory the Republicans placing
no ticket in the field.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

Hon. Frederick a. Conkling, Il dis
tingulghcd Liberal Republican ofIS72,
and brother Of Senator Conkling is an.
nounccd to speak in Pennsylvania for
TildCn and Hendricks.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

Wanted now ny Grant, Chandler
and Cameron, n Gr3t,cIass massacre O!
negroes in each Of the States Of North
Carolina, Mississippi aud Louisiana.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

IA exchange says Ole Bull and Sit
ting Ball are not related Tho one
plays the fiddle, and the other plays
tho devil.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

All efforts to harmonic the two
factions Of the Republican party in
Arkansas failed, and there arc two full
Stats and electoral tickets in the field
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

The newly elected Trustee for vii
Hanson county, Tenn, has no arms Al
all. He lost both arms at the battle Of
Fort DonGlgon when quite a boy.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

Congress adjourned sine dic on the
evening Of the 18th inst. The usual
complimentary resolutions were passed,
aud Il general Misunderstanding occurred
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

The New York Tribune thinks Com.
modoro Vanderbilt may not be worth
more than 500, O0O. 900 after all,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24
ChaMcGry Sales
For August 18th, 1876.

3hel6yyilc Savings Bank We VIM, Estill'f
administrator, ct ais.
By virtue Of 4 decree of the Chanccry
Court of Franklin county, Tcnun pro-
uouncpd ~ lbs jane Term, 1876 N above
cause, | viii, on
Monday, August 28th. 1870.
nj tae Courthouse door in Winchester,
Tenn. offer Tor sale, 10 the highest bidder,
FOR CASH, the vacant lot ,ituaLcG With
in tic corporate limits Of WiUchrstcr aa-
Joining me +. % al T., Waldmtn and 9th
ers, ~ dc9cribcG Ia DE pIcodings, con-
tanning about three acres,
This August lsl, 1870, a.,
Y. II, FINCH, G, q NJ.
augs-tdS ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

Jhe famous German Gen, Franz
Sipc declares for Tildcn uondrick,
aud Reform.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24

Sam ,, CaIy, on the Peter Cooper
ticket tor Vice. President, Is out in 4
letter Of acceptance.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1876-08-24
REFORM CAMPAIGN SONG,

'ln ridden is u Gentleman.
4 i'uc and honest man. slr,
ANA "lon we rHIl for luuc,E WORK.
hes Just the chap to answer,
he represents the very truths
That We have NIL been drilled In,
And we couldn't have 10 lead rs on
\ better MAJ than Iildcn,
The thiaycg and rogucs have ruled the land
Aal al the people swindlcdi
| Expenses every year Increase,
WhiiuI,ygnucs have dWlndIcd,
IT'S time TO drive the rats and mice
From out The Treasury buildln';
Thcrc'' only one can do the JOB,
And him we call sam liIdcn'
The Empire State, so proud anG great
WagOn the verge Of ruin;
WITH Tlldcn for the Governor
Twas saved from such undoin''
Because the task Of smashing rings
Needs work that he Is skilled In,
The man We want for President
/: honest old Sam TiIden,
He drove out all the official thieves,
And stopped their shameful plumber,
And the way he brought the taxes down
Made the people shout and wonder.
So now We want the offices
With honest fellows illled IN,
Aud NJ their head are proud 70 place
The honest man, sam Tildcn.