Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-10-06
TWO PICTURES.

Il would b. we'll for those who
have not Armly made up their minds
- to which Of the Presidential can.
didates 10 most worthy Of their sup
port, to look at, to study, the pictures
Of the men - they appear now in
many public places. A great deal
Of mems character may be learned
from . studying Of his ply siognomy.
When the face 10 not to be seen, u
fair representation of it will serve.
Look at Tldens picture, then, and
estimate his character; note the Int
tleuess mirrored from every Inca
ment observe tho selfishness
depicted from the firmly set
lips; pause at the perpendicular cor
ruQations of the brow; do not pasa
over the dropping and pointed nose;
mark the unrest and car, reflected
from the whole tace-make this
analysis aud Is much more a. you
| can, and then conclude whether Til
den is really the unselflsh reformer
If government abuses and friend Of
the people that he processes to be or
whether he Ia preeminentlv shrewd
and boulstercd upSith self-csteem and
hes only his own elevation In view in
this canvass.
When you have studied Tilden to
your satisfaction, look upon Hayes
as he is represented in some line en-
craving. Compare that face with
the face of some one you have known
who carried the same general ont
line, aud recall whether that sc-
quaiutauce was not noble, generous
and large man in the sense of COM
prehensive mentality. Notice cspecl-
ally the striking frontal development
and the prominence OF the summit of
the brain; observe the honesty and
human sympathy pictured from the
mouth; pause at the clear and uncsre
marked brow; in short, study the pic
ture with view of getting an estimate
of the man, and be sure that you take
in all the points that indicate charac-
ter. When you have flushed, il you
are any judge of mau by his phys
iognomy, y"u will conclude that
Hayes Is person in whom you would
trust your family or your purse, and
upon whom you would call for An
arbitration OF difficulty between
yourself and another, fully satisfied
that you would receive impartial jus
tice. You will conclude also tina, If
you had dealings with such man
you would not I've 81 particular about
having everything in black and
white between you. You never could
arrive at this conclusion with respect
to Tilden.
If you have ever had any extended
business relations with men and have
closely observed faces you would
regard Q man with Tilden's Inca
menfs as one who would exact the
las, cent from you in every instance
when i, came within the range OF
the law. He would entertain n
higher reverence for legal TECHNICAL
tiles than for common equity. You
could never approach him on com
mon ground. and If by some negli-
geuce On your part You allowed him
10 hold you in his power you would
never feel at res. until you were re-
| leased.
As We write this the two pictures
are before US. What We put own is
our own impressions drawn from
them. 1t seems that an impartial
criticism made by any one will lead
TO the same conclusions. Should 4
man like Fowler have = plaster cast
of the two faces before an audience
what different descriptions of the
two men he would give. We imagine
that should such be done on the
stump by competent and impartial
men between now and election time
many honest and impartial Demo-
Gratis would desert Tilden. No Re
puhlicsns would he led to desert
Hayes.
| A gent. man remarked in our bear.
ing yesterday-snd that remark sug.
gestsd this article - that "Tilder
looked as though he Was smelling
something - possibly that he WA