, 1876-08-29
HITAMMY.
HIS CURSES FOR CRIPPLED UNION SOLDIERS.


I7ttrois tAich.} Trtbuns.
TIC following extract from private letter to
the editor VI the BIZ Rapids Pioneer appears In
that paper Of the 30th ult. The soldiers rho
may have been inyciglcd iuto the beilcf tltnt
Tildcn's elcctioneer!ng professions of rcspcct
and love for those who defended tho Union
werc anything more than the mol1tltuEs Of
uclnaE0guc who wanted tho votes Of everybody.
friend or foo, Mill prpbably learn thcr mistake
from thls Incident. Tie writer ot THU narra-
tlon Ia now 4 minister In this city, and Is, Of
couse, wholly trustworthy and reliable. lie
says:
ln lnFsbr4ary. 1865, Va. discharged In tho City
Of SeW York from tho United slatca Volunteer
1E fsae II n Il Da1 1S uysb
lse5' rrsesed y, an appputaent II tle lnturnal Rev
zseh % oSsadss and ss.siss 5adss ongyssp u,
stis. ..'ssa ssias s!ss ps5sssa VIE IL
time change was made ID Tho head Of NJ depart.
crat vas appolnted lie told tns lhas In ordcr 70
samuel ]; -T!den, ChaiFman Of tho Stats Cen.ral
nemoetAtie gu.nsliittcc. was dss!rous OF con.
s s H. '"!t as kSass - f'en et to !. o'sf e.
Office with. letter. Ut introduction iron, ths M
supt,tlnsenaeps of Exports. wi'o.e department !
performed; that NY posItion WIS 4 responsible
one, ,eluirtng .nach esperlsncs, aud that hadthe
sSs ot III % hna ths nssShs q snd
e:ksa Y; J. rns 4 was ! Democrat. i saa y No"
osls,Se ssia ID Ls 'wtll roy yoe ,hs Ds
What right had to Tho piaee. replied that hav.
Ins teal.!ssd eoesderetls experience IN NJ iarte.
% protect tho uoyernment from many Of liz
gigaAslc whisky frauds which wese thsn going On,
@ auf fss h:fa s.'ipss lad e S.au t S
caiss q ssvins thousands ii dollars 10 % tho ooy ".
ertn,snt. EuI.lissn'ote. 7 sstd lshowing him my
'rha. Loaf in defense Of the Union. ought 10 enlils
xs - .vs y ss Tdsa sw int
ho ersaa s and ii VIZ aaS m1osi tea,oe I. bsoaan
Rebellion. l mn unable TO remember iii ho aad,
but thrso IRE tho main facts. So much for tho
De'n9crstlo nomtneo for the Presidency. resigned
~ rIars. ~ had NO desire to train in the Demo.
lie CONDEMNS UNION SOLDIERS As "7hgs-
FASsERs."
Among tho speakers Al tho great Republican
week, was GOV. Underwood, of TINT city. in
hs hi,. sressh 10 brought ont faet Of grc9t mo-
Sea Sy do s sSS ss q q ss: s s5SSnt1 5 : rG F,s,
dent. Following ta Gov Uaderwood's language,
W. reported by the Burlington Ffts frs.s:
~ th!s doctrine ct Federal union Of sovereign
saatss. samuel d .clden Il head and 'front.'. It l.
oen biz for IT twsuiy SMa sa.q.
haze debated tt!s question with hltn personally,
INC xnoW that he hutds the opinion that The War
VA up1sonst,tutional heard Gln declare in con-
se!sston WIN nJat near Tic Close Of The War thxs
acfoss Southern soil MN trcspasssf, and liable 10
sGit tos dalnaRts In action fol- trespnsas ! asktI
bin II he undertook .o talk aach treason i, that,
And y u WA his oPln!on. ~ i lawyer that tI,is
Goysfninsns @ CO saa'a & sa'ts men put stms ID thur
hahas aha ssha shgm 10 tho projection of the Gov,
10 Try it, owl snlt!er. a. tfesasseis md h. sa,d
that II was. was indignant and W. had. il p.etty
Tbs cou'noa law; atd II that II The coamon law. /
10 nut want to know 4nyshtnx about It.
Tho FreS I're.s adds, "hts. Underwood ia .
witness whose trltAfutncss will not ba ques.
ttancl; aud II thu accuracy Of hIa tastimouy Ii
chilled Ia question, 1t c4a bs corroborated BY sys
A1ld car Witnesses"