St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-09-08

SO c"hionhdedIy they ask. N.,.r
Times. w" i"rt
Ben Hill of Georgia s,,. 81.
Tilden the South would n, h'rr
under Hayes she would b,. ,,,; !llt
he means hiS south it is tan bette, rs
it should he quiet than .hapn, THAT
The Lawrence AmcIicau 49,,
believe that Mr.. Adams vnuld ,,,. w"
popular rs All iceberg at Chri,rn,,. .,
run just about as we'll" '''>' "hd
The Springfield Republican ,,, ,
Democrats cannot have Adams -, '''
count of the "hstinacl and ,,, "" "'
one man.. His name is WiIliarC.'',.' "l
Democrat. why don't Won uI..
Springfield Adams organ Tie
The rural Democratic ,di,.,
ing an easy time of it just no,, ' 81,
/ Democratic National Commute, 10"
plying him with editorials on IN sup
OF matters except Iildrn'> ilror,.
That Is the one things the poor nm '''.
can never find out ''''"
William Cullen BRYANT Ia. ,....
t" IN inquiring friend that L,. 'H
like t" vote for Mr.. 1Ildcn. ban rl.. '''''
icy of the patty which has r,L,, t"'
for their standard bearer l. >u,I,., ",'"
cannot conscientiousl\ do 50. 4. H., U"
stand at present, tIIcIrfnlr. N, r,,'-
will support the Republican r.nJiJ..
and the Republican platform. '''''''
Many have smiled brcau>c l,,...
pressed the fear that Tildrn mi,I,
When elected for President. and ~. 'e
room for the sott-moncl man H.,
bricks. They have answered. ,L't', ''"
or aS vet Il democratic Pr,>l.l,.,,
died but, III fact, TiIdcn has drrJ ,'
realty. He il morally dead in rl,'
OF Hendricks. cart Schnr:. "'
The republican candidate ro, g..
erhor of Georgia WAS born in MAJ.
| but removed to South Carolina IN r..,,
and To Georgia Il few Yeas lafr A.
went into business there. and u3,,l.,'
eel mayor of Atlanta in ISL. U..,.
ed until the second ycar OF the a.,
when his CnioniSm made it nrr,.,.,,.
fol him to leave. He returned ,.,'
Shcrman's army. And u"v TIE. d,,o..
Gratis call him ii carpct-ha..cI.
VIM. NJ. Tweed never had The. ,,..
tatinu OF Tildrn as Il LAWYER; and
i'll l-ti2 he paid IN income r.i\ of. >,,t,,
! while llldcn WAS returning hi>nr 81.
1t is exceedingly curious. also. that I'D.
c"rdlng t" Ilidcn'> OWN tc>,imon, %.
EN- in court. "hc CTWccdl ua> I,r.7,.I
~ late as l-6I To hc in>ullrr. In =,
that time he never made an, confirm.
ton to the State Committee. and .,,.
little aiterward."
Ben Hill in recent speech AZ Atm,
Ia. Ga.. declared that the rebels tnu...
i"r the Constitution and had alu.n.
been true to the Union" The North
according to MI. Hill. violated rh,,o..
Stitnti"n when it employed force ropr,.
serve the Union. which. ~ now admin.
i>tcred. represents only "anuchrI
principles" and ''pr"tigatc aud u>Hu,.
ing practices. He would mak,l r,rJ
/ Cabinet officer for the man who g,,, +.
H. his opinion that every Uuiou >oliI,r
VIII" went South i'll the wal could b,
sued for tre>pa>>
Senator Booth. in one oi hi lrrrf
speeches in Indiana. used the tnllonu,
striking language: Nv hen TIN, .rr.-
trial came hich SEARCHED Ih,. hr.Il> OF
. tins people in that >uprru, uuiu,..
of our history When the instinct o..
patriotism WAS Il higher guide jt4a
learning or philosophy hen the .l,t
idea of country came like Il Ir,rlrIou
nt love, when Gov. lIulr> said. Il
I would 90 into the wal II knew
should fall III il. rather than lit, a.
home aud live to SAY had o." PAT u
/ it. Gov. Iildrn Took down the Cot.
>titution t. see if hc could ind III +,
ArItten words ANY valiant tnl the ,A-
/ lstence OF the nation among the power,
of the earth. He examined IL ~ though
he We're trying To- md a Nav ID 3
criminal statute. To- ascertain if hr h,d
Il country. The idea Of comm.
whose living presence i ia the hrali II
Il patriotic people never da"nrd upoa
his calculating and mctaphy seal mud.
Whcn the New York sun did u"
anticipate TiIdcn'> nomination tol the
/ Presidency. 81 that il would Itself hr
come Il Tilden organ. it published tb'
follow Ing sharp little aurcI"tr:
"During Il visit paid D., >roa'"
M"lII>>cN To GuvcIu"r Hidden Icrrnth,
one of the Governors tIirnd~ ~P"hr Of
William Vi. TWccd'> ESCAPE tom Dn.
Il am glad that Tweed g"l aNIt. >aId
MI. Morri>>ry.
why do You say that , asked ''"'.
Tildrn. because. replied the >ruatoI.
Il think he has suffered enough iol i-
crimes
The Governor looked >haIpIN Of 'u'
Senator. and said. 'M"rrl>>c1. H"u don't
dare express that opinion puhlrh.
oh. YES. dare. au>Vrlcd Nh VI"
riS>cN. smiling. i cut l"">r tom weed
in l-ti-. before ii was known t'mt be-
had done auNthiu" wrong. Bul '"
stuck to him until III. lac to-.
rrn"r >c"w led and changed the t"l''.
asked Il Democratic edition why h'
party proposed to nominate Nj. Ad'Iu'-
He seemed slightly aun"lrd that .'
should Ice hraIdrd IN his uWu d"u N'N
such question. He finally '"n>'h''"
Ia make Il revelation. on condition 'i.'
neither his name nor the name 9" -
paper should hr used. w lay. >'id ,"
I'VE a;c going to nominal" WI N"'">
because GoNcrnur lildcr wants IL ".
We have made up nur minds that WHO
ever We nominate We are quite sue q"
he defeated We might possibly uiN'
Il show with Castor. hut don hrh''
it. Gov. Iildrn knows just vital ''
prospects are here. and ha> sent """
that if We cannot help "ul,'I'r> "
must try and d" >omcthin. i"' the ",I''
states. He wants lis 1" come 0" ''
the cnnntIy with show "t @i"Ii 'l'''
alitN. He wants Us to hr a ilG''''
for the Democracy of the commit H. -
that when the stump sprahri> :" '''''''
III different parts of the land. 'h'' N,',
point to us and say, 'L""h I'll I'd"
Democracy of Massachusetts. see L I'
they have chosen the best ma" ''''
could find us their candidate i'i wv
G"vernorship. They have rnir''" "'
on Il new existence with the Gem