The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25
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Tilden, and the factis worrying some
Of tho party leaders.
The son of ex.presidens Tyler.
John Tyler Jr., is an ardent Republic
can. IIc is o citizOn Of Florida.
The majority for tho Republican
candidate for Governor in Vermont, is
23,732.
Hayes, tho Artic explorer, is
giving bis support to Hayes: Hes on
The right way to the poll, this time.
Col. Fellows, JEFF. Davis private
Secretary has been stumping Maize
for tho Democratic ticket. Tho result
is known.
I'VE incline to the belief" says
the New York Public, "tbat 'Iilden
and reform will not win. There is too
much Tilden and not enough reform
about it."
Talk about "extracting sunshine
from cucumbers." The labor is moth
ing to that the Democratic arithmetic
men are now undergoing over the
election returns from Vermont snd
Maine.
-Tilden is said to be hard Of work
trying to make out a, fresh income re-
turn. Go on. Samuel, 60 on! Il
comes out different every time, and
ma ybe you'll bring the government in
debt to you yet, if you stick to it.
"A vote was taken among The yisi.
tors at tho Allen and Goss prize.6gat
which cam. of near Cincinnati, on
tho Kentucky side Of tho Ohio river,
last weak. Il stood. Tilden 49T
HAYES 8.
Noticing a statement that Hancock
and Hooker arc out for Tildcn, tho
New Orleans Rtynlliean SAYS: "Bu,
one consolation can DO gotten out OIL
the fact, aud il i. thu. tho Confeder.
s,es did not cupture them until afte,
tho Union vas saved"
The "grea. organizer" Tilden hos
como to grief The ALBANY Times, q
leading Democratic p.per saws: "Ne
such Decentralization in The Democra liz
party has existed in tho State since
1s4s. and its cause can be traced t.
tho leadership Of Governor Tilden."
The county lew for Wood eoun.
". in 1870. ,bs last wear of republi.
can rule. was 40 cents on tho hundred
dollars. In 1875. the last year Of
Democratic rule, il ia IS cents on ths
hundred dollars. Grea, Cesar, vhaI
re.ropcbmtpt
Before Tilden'. nomination ID,
Democratic ory wa, "IJp with green.
backs, down with Tho National Banks
Now il i, "Up with tho Na,iona
Banks. down With tho creenback,.
Tho great reform party can boa. Cole'l
bippodromo acrobats in turning sum,
merse...
-Urder the partially revived De-
mocraoy. tho Southern Confederaev i,
coming to tho from. with pistols and
bludpeops 10 restore 10 tho Tsmocrati;
party the despo.ic principle Of the DAYS
ante Lellun,. II has calculated upon 4
waste Of Republican strength for the
success Of the solid South
There 10 a live Democrat in Ma.
con, Mo, who served under General
HAYES. and bc bears hi, tostimo nv
II can't 20 back on IIayes he is one
Of the noblest mon I ever knew. II,
never would do a di,boporablc thing
| do no. know how | can reform better
than BY voting for him."
Had thes,sou,h succeeded in e..
tablishinr q Southern Confederacy
how would they have treated propo.
sition to place The mana cement Of their
government 10 tho hands Of men who
bad Tough. against il? Would thsy
have tolerated The suggestion for o mo.
mept? Not at all,
The Tilden newspaper and speak.
ers continue TO denoupce the Rational
Banks, vet there is not a SYLLABLE in
their platform apaius. than. but, on
the contrary. TiIlep is Known 10 be
their most ardent friend. advisor and
defender. O. shame on such duplici.
ty!
If Samuel J. Tild.p or Thoma,
A. Hepdrick,. tbe Dsmoorat;c nom;.
ue.s for Pre,idep. and V;ee.Pres;.
dent. ever wrote Or uttered a word Of
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