Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-11
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
psr vice Prssidssi,
LILLIAN a. WHkkLkks
riI.DEN,s PKRJuRY.

In conducting . political campaign 1t
il the boundsn duty Of each party to
expose The sins Of omission or COM
mission Of the other. The people want
to vote intsllgsntly. and 70 do this they
must understand the principles Of each
political organization. and know - much
n possible Of the record and principles
Of the men whom they are called upon
10 elect TO ONCE. We do not vish to
place in supreme power over This land.
men whom We cannot respect - honest.
or men whom ws cannot trust to carry
out those principles Of government
which va believe 10 Be essential 10 the
welfare Of the country. Therefore IL 10
that the press. the great educator OF the
people. searches diligently into the
record. past and present. Of every =
nominated to the high onaess Of the
Rspublie. 1t IL its duty to do 10. ~
through its agency alone can the citizens
Of this broad continent gain the inform
alton necessary 10 enable them TO use
their right Of suffrage i~ntslligently.
nut .nn' -,
vince to siandsr and misrsprsssnt can
didatss or parties. lis . disgracs to
ouy national prsss that many Of the
80
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49, ,A.u..,,
sstikins eoua~ss A
ity OF Rspuohcan papers. "nsn
Samuel J. Tilden vas frat nominated
a. hor..,
ZOE rt's'osn' w
man. because We honestly believed him
IN n. m Al that time nothing In his
pestfecoru M" oeen ae'sopse
Wet him Of misdemeanor. much less OF
.du... .,a vs heartily r.;oioed 10
"
think that In this Censsnnih year me
ersat Presidential battle was 70 b
iousn' On p.'"e'p'.. .'"' 'o,A
osang equAiiy worthy men ps'J'
Since III nomination iiidsn mas n'so .
sworn answer % . suit In the eouf's o.
New iork' vn'en 0oh''e'' MIN "
svindling the Government In . ana
In Subsequent years. oy peflanns MN
self. vas u DUTY y" 'ay inns lac. De-
lore our rsAaers' sn' We a'u W, SoN
see vha' Inc H".m"e', INC 'sAuns
Democratic paper OF san frane'''o' hAs
to say about the matter;
wnns me enAIses ., Va Ts,d.n .r
Ssins di.Spsssd. the examination Of Mr..
Hsyss' tax record shovs hat be has been
GOING NV y, T;1dsn M M. "a NM,
dss denial Of tho secusatious made against
him. but he has appealed 70 the proper DO
X. aMc;s, doSnmsrss rhs ,,uth AZ shis
masssr VIII expose 70 The complete satis-
faction Of N. people The ni.noas snsrsc-
sna shsy viii rscoil upon the party In
vhoss interest thsy have bean manufae-
'ursa =
-.% - ~, p,..h
S.L-I-.-..s, - Tna.,
~
has never dsnisd q enAfss. on 'ns
sonsrasy 10 mas nken fs'oss IN 'ns'on
Gus sisncs' ana gwen o'a'
underiines 70 say nothing ABOUT u. ne
has never appealed 10 the government
A. ,.....-... a.. .h.,c. i.c.u.. he
w 'As.s
dare not. HIS earnest prayer ID tnss
The Government will not investigate.
m.e-.s.. $1,000, .voxr ,o ana
Ans psoo.
signed BY his own Here are me
two documents 70 which Samuel J.
rs,s.,.-o,. Ar. a,~, In ths 49,
A"
ond In 1875. after MS nominsron 10 'ns
Presidency. One OF the two must be
false. II hs received but e7.iis in.
eons In 1862, he could not have re-
c.ived $40. 900 from the railroad COM
ANY in the same year. II the latter
ssadayit In true then he made Q false re-
,u,n Of hi. income in 1867. In either
-. ,-.,,,,v .nI
GO Nv" s~"'
not dt 10 preside over the dsstinies OF .
nsat nation.
n n...mh., % 1871 Mr.. Tildsn
VI
TO his income return unasf oatns
N follows:
..r,;,v aha, ,hs s-oliov,ny 1.
snSI |. ,,hs,i .,.semsn Of Ire e,ins
az anu =sansa a.mnsi n TiiSsn' ri
pron.., " W. w.. coat, ~ NJ Yo,t
,ns s'sy Nv yorI rhs,hc, dsriyed from
o' ~.o,s,.x rsns.' iussrest.
~ 49, a. srom sny profrssiop'
.. vac.,ior or from
uAae 80 ,hay ~.
sny otner soaiee
day OF January 20 'ne ,IssuAy DsSS.n
- =, ;rccws t.s Snder he E.eiss laws Of
the United States. Income from all
sources. H.iis."
In his answer TO the complaint In the
Circuit Court Of the United States, In
the anti Of IN. 9, Io,;. Attn, and
Ter. U.r,. p.u,s.. cs-..~
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