Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-04
Political Points.

Grants first move after leaving the
chair will be toward Cuba He wan,s
to see the place where Tweed took
out his hairpins and wept when he
remembered Zion.
The Democracy about Washington
are i'm an ecstacy Of admiration over
Cronin's nose. 1t is OF the true Bour-
bon order, as an exchange phrases IL.
mas moss on its back and looks like
q sponge -Sprinqtield (IH) Jour
nat
The Indiana war meeting has done
the business for Mr.. Tilden. It was
OF more service to the Republicans
than Cronin's gymnastics in Oregon.
IN. Y Tribune
1t is the lasting shameand reproaeh
OF the Democracy. North and South,
that it has always been ready to de-
fend every outrage against the
supremacy OF the law and the sacred
ness OF the ballot up to the edge Of
rebellion. Is there to be another vain
attempt to repeat the experience OF
the past?-Bostor Advertiser.
The talk OF war in the Chicago
Times Office has started all the oil
veterans In that establishment to re
iating war stories and showing their
wounds. As their shirts ell button
behind. they have only to remove
their coats to get at the wounds.
Most Of tie injuries, however. are on
some substitutes -Milwaukse
Sentinel.
AmeDg the Democrats In the coun-
try there Is decided and growing in
-didarsnnA aa-tn- fA---n---a-s-----'-.-.
broglio. They are tired OF the whok
business. and viii be glad when the
count Is finally finished and Hayo
inaugurafed. There Is not one intel
ligent Democrat in 100, who believes
tina. Tilden has ghost OF = chance;
and they all want the matter settled
-Laporte Herald.
From all parts OF the United States
come word OF great dsstitution among
the poor people. Especially Is he
coal regions OF Pennsylvania
A letter from Scranton says thousands
who have neither work nor bread, nor
the prospect OF obtaining any for
themselves and families, are on the
verge Of starvation and do not know
what to do or which way to turn
The poor We have always with you.r
The public Is a patient ass. but per.
haps it will some time wake up TO the
Importance Of having its work done
Gu something like business rinci
pies. And then we shall have long
or tenure OF appointments in the civn
service, greater inducements offered
to men in government employ to Dc
good work and earn promotion, au<
something little different from the
uncertainty in official life which nov
leaves the country at the mercy Of
laziness, inconrpetency. and dishons
esty.-Nclc York Tribune
Now let every democrat named a
Q delegate TO the stale couventiol
make his preparation To be presenI
on the 9Th Of January at Indianapo'
lis, while every democrat who ca1
spare the time should be present an<
give their moral support to their rep
resentatives.-Ncto albany Ledger
Standard.
MORAL support" is decidedly good
The Southern members have give
public notice that they will have y
part in any other than peaceful set
Element Of the questions ut issue, ant
and the President has given pu5li'
notice that he intends az all hazard
to keep the peace-and he will sue
ceed.-Christidn Union
The three men who have given thf
country the most trouble are AaroI
Burr, Jefferson Davis, and Samuel
Tilden.-Indianapois 10 ynal.