Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-06-20
Democratic Literature.

though they are good Democrats.
Democratic Literature.
The Democracy refused a general
investigation of the election Of 1876,
and got up a committee for the pur-
pose. as they say, Of discovery how
Mr.. Tilden was cheated out Of the
Presidency. Solar they have proven
two things conclusively. First that
James +. Anderson is a great liar.
and secondly that Mr.. Tilden's man.
ayers tried to buy an electoral vote
In Louisiana. AS the taxpayers have
to pay the expenses OF the investiga-
ton. some of them would be pleased
IL a little prayerful attention was
given to the following dispatches
sent by Mr.. Tilden's confidential
agent In Oregon, to w. T. Pelton,
Mr.. Tilden's nephew, who resided in
the same house and ate at tho same
table with Mr.. Tilden, being mem
Der Of his family. These kilograms
suggest the outline OF the plans by
which Mr.. Tilden and his managers
tried to carry the Presidential cleo
ton.
PORTLAND, November go, 1876.
W. T. Pelton. No. Is Gramercy Park, NJ Y. /:
Certificate will be issued to one Demo-
crat. Must purchase a Republican elector
to recognize and act with Democrats to
secure the vote and prevent trouble. De-
post $40, 900 % my credit with Kountze
Brothers, Wall street. Answer.
j. n. III. PATRICK.
2at JAMES X. KELLEY.
. fully indorse this.
Also, to the following correspondence
by telegraph, between the Tilden mana
gers in Oregon and New York:
DECEMBER 1, 1876.
To the Hon. Sum. j. 7aden, Ne. Is Gram-
ercy Park, ~. Y:
/ shall decide every point in the case Of
Post-office clectOr IN favor of the highest
Democratic elector, and grant certificate
accordingly, on the morning of the 9th
inst. GOVERNOR.
IT IL a
SAN Francisco, December 8.
To Laid & Bush, Salem. alt,sp.
Funds from New York will be deposi.
ted to your credit here to morrow, when
bank opens. know II. Act accordingly.
Answer. ia9r w. q. GRis void,
S. iit. iii. sfs Fso
NEW YORK. November 30, 1876.
TON. III. Patrick, Portland, Oregon: -
No. How soon will Governor decide
certificateg you make obligation con-
tingent on the result in March, it can be
done, and slightly. il necessary. No
signature. .'n II
faa ile elo s9ni Nv. 7 .shGia s
PORTLAND, November 30, 1876.
To w. T.. Petton, No. 10 Gramercy Park.
Governor. all right without reward.
Will issue certificate Tuesday. This is a
secret. Republicans threaten, IL certifi-
cate issues, to ignore Democratic claim
ants and fill vacancy. and thus defeat ac-
ton of Governor. One elector must be
paid to recognize Democrat, TO secure ma
jority. Have employed three lawyers, ed
itor of only Republican paper as one law
yer; fee $4,000 VIII take $1,000 for Re-
publican elector. Must raise money.
Can't make fee contingent. Sail Satur.
day. Kelley and Bellinger will act. Com
municate with them. Must act promptly.
No signature. 81 fGn 8lu9 ~
I'd a5nia ". rrs i.ias 30
: SAN FRANCISCO, December 3, 1876
To Kountze Brothers, No. 10 Wa street,
NJ Y:.inh' fal lioa isf544 Aei
Has my account credit by any funds
lately? How muchs 30
JOHN N. II. PATRICK, Grand Hotel.
.5iif l1ef W. Ia
ovaG 49,. i NEW YORK, December 6.
John NJ. IL Patrick, San Francisco,
Davis deposited $4,000 December 1.
KoUNTzE BRoTnERs
Z SAN FRANCISCO, December 8.
TO James X. KeIsy.y .si1li1Jimo9 ~,
The eight thousand deposited, as direc
ted, this morning. Let no technically
prevent winning. Use your discretion
No signature { bAA i'lea i'a un a.-'
The foregoing kilograms show that
the Democratic managers ha wing
failed to accomplish their purpose by
Intimidation and murder In the South
resorted to bribery and corruption In
the North. The same men are now
spending thousands OF dollarsof the
peoples money in conducting an in
vestigation which has but one object
in view, to-wit, the denomination of
Sam1 J. Tilden. Yet the people are
expected to vote the Democratic
ticket to secure honesty and reform
in the administration of the Govern
ment. s9sld 90 an.laag II
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