The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-08-02
LITTLE TESTIMONIALS
TO TILDEN AND TIE TICKET,

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SHOWING THE STRENGTH AND SOLID WORTH
OF DEMOCRATIC REFORM.
The Rochester Union has compiled from
the Republican papers the following ex--
tracts relating to their appreciation of
Governor Tilden's services at the time of
bis nomination for governor of New York
two years ago:
An admirable man for public ofice.-N.
Y. Evening Post rep
Personally he Is honest euougb,-N. Y.
Commercial advertiser (Rsp)
Mr., Tflden has fairly earned the favor of
his psrty.-Syrscuse Journal (Rep.)
Samuel j. Tilden we believ. To he a thor
oughly honest men.-N. Y. Journal of
Commerce lind
In public and private lie, as q Demo-
crat and as citizen, his record challenges
scrutiny.-N. Y. Mail (Ind.)
We have nothing TO say against Tlden
as man, an exemplary citizen and a
Observation-Disclosures Journal (Rep.)
No one will deny his eminent respecta-
oility, or venture TO css, any doubts upon
bis integrity.-BroOklyn Union (Rep.)
Mr.. Tilden is q gentleman of culture
and refinement. His has been busy life,
useinl, II not grest.-Utica Herald (Rep.)
We have resp ct for Mr.. Tilden. We
NSNOA ANSoAne III Ok pdtdRem60E OF MS
character or his wor.h.-Albsny Journal
(Rep)
His honesty and integrity lift him above
the iJul atmosphere 10 which they plan
their nefarious purposes.-BrookIy Argus
(Ind.)
Mr.. Tilden's personal character is so far
above reprosch that it will r. fleet honor
upon his associates.-New YORK Tribune
(Ind.)
We respect Mr.. Tilden personally, and
re glad to have an honorable opponent
in the coming campalgn.-Buffalo Express
(Rep.)
A man of unquestionable integrity and
great ability, against whom nothing can be
said on the score NJ qualification or expert
ence New York Express lind
Mr.. Tilden is a highly respectable candi-
date, and no man in the state who wishes
to see the return of the Democrats to power
nesd be ashamed to vote for kim.-New
York Times (Rep.)
We congratulate our Democratic friends
on being led by SO respectable = standard
bearer as Samuel J. TldeD. II IL good
sign of the times when even the Dsmocra-
cy can nominate such 8 man.-Pougbkeep-
sic Eagle, (Rep).
He is a msn OF ability and integrity and
his selection by che Democracy as their
standard bearer is an evidence that char
acter anu capacity sre still thought to he
worth something a. qualification for Office.
New York Graph, (Iud.).
He has always bad the reputation of
high personal character, and his opposition
to the Tweed gang of thieves has even
placed him in some degree among political
reiormers. Mr.. T1lden is a man of great
wealth, and Is g Derslly recognized, we
should ssy, as thoroughly safe, conserva-
tive person.-Troy Wing (Rep.).
We speak from no partisan interest or
feeling when we say that the Democrats
State Convention of New York did well to
nominate so eminent, able and reputable
citizen as Samuel j. Tilden as its candid
ate for governor, aud equally well in
press-no gag law" Mr.. Tilden Is the
worthy bearer of q standard with this
patriotic and glorious inscrIption.-New
York ledger (Ind.1
He will lose some Democratic voter. but
they will not count Tor anybody else.
They will be withheld entirely On the
other hand, be will draw out more votes
from citizens who are generally Indifferent
about voting at all tt an any man whom
the Demo crais can nominate. The Even.
ing Post believes that, slthough Mr.. Til
den may be weak candidate with the
remnants o; the Tweed ring, he is the very
Strongest whom the Democrats can put be-
lpI6 tDH DctDi6 lOT tDt OF RONGTuOT.-
New York Evening Post Rep.
The r chester Union publishes another
bstch OF Republican comments on Gov
ernor Tilden which may well be read side
by side with the abuse which the same
papers are now lsvishing daily upon the
governor. The following is the collection:
TildeD is an uudeDisbly able man.
Pittsburg Dispatch Ire J.
Mr.. Tilden is sn honest reformer, and
was very efficient in the wsr on the Tweed
riDg.-L ,uisville Com uercial (Rep).
The Democratic convention has selected
a strong man as its candidst for governor
In Samuel j. 1ilden.-D stroit Tribune
(ReT)
Mr.. Samuel ]. Til5en, who WAS uomin-
sted by the d mocrats of New York as
heir candidate for governor. is one OF the
ablest and most re -pectable men of the
Globe fRer)
In nominating Samuel j. Tilden fer gov
ernor, the New York Democracy have put
their best foot foremost, and If any man is
to beat Gen. Dix we would rather it would
he Tilden than any Cther-CClevelsnd
Herald (Rep).
Mr.. Tilden was the foremost OF the
Democrats who joined in the successful
movement that overthrev the Tammany
ring, and bis houorsbl3 conduct in pro-
noting that vtsl reform viii probably
crst him votes in the CITY of New York.
T Litchtield Conn E qnirer (Rep.).
Mr.. Tilden has made himself quite pop
ular IN the rural disir cts by the active
part he took in exp )sIpg the Tammsny
frauds and securing the prosecution and
on nishment of Tweed. he was also ener-
getic and earnest in the prosecution of the
corrupt judgss I Hartford Courant (Rep.(
Mr.. Tilden il, without doubt, the most
and capable of the workers in
exposing the ring rrauds, and stands well;
while Gen. d has injured himself not q
little by treating lightly the glsring official
and abuses of Hsvemeyer.-
-St. Louis Globe (Rsp)