Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-11-08
POLITICAL NOTES,

SOOiuS W bO jury JIldl-pbT-luTleS anu
for-juries, not to speak of injuries. -
Graphic.
Ray The Democratic party has sur
to the old slave oligarchy, and
now wants the country to surrender to
the Democratic party Utica Repub-
licdn.
Bay Now, don't let any Republican
who went off into the "fiat'' craze
squeal when the next Congress COM
mences allowing rebel claims. Monroe
Mirror.
Bay The new Know-Nething party:
Messrs. Tilton, Pelton, Marble, Coyle,
Havemeyer, Smith, Weed, and other
coparceners. Headquarters, No. 10
Gramercy Park.
B2~ There is not so much cry of
fraud among the Democrats on the
back seats as there was before the
"cipherh developments. courses
come home to roost," you know
National Republican.
BaS~ The Democratic party is respon-
sible for the national debt and for
every dollar of taxes levied to pay it.
But for the Democratic rebellion there
would have been no war, no public
debt, and no unusual taxation.-I1-
didndpotiS Journal.
Bsg~ Said Thomas II. Benton: Ire
deemable paper money tends to aggra-
vate the inequality of fortune; to make
the rich richer and the poor poorer; to
multiply nabobs and paupers, and to
deepen and widen the gulf which sepa-
rates Dives from Lazarus
BHa The Republican party has
proven its devotion to honest currency
by bringing the greenback close up to
par with gold. There is no place of
refuge in that party for wildcat"
money doctrines, or for those who hold
them. There is future which must be
looked to.-BroobIyn Union.
BR~ When Republican of spirit
enters a complaint in South Carolina
against bull-dozing Democrat, the
Republican is arrested on a trumped-
up charge and confined in jail until he
consents to withdraw the complaint.
The Democrats count this one of the
smartest tricks of their campaign. -
Inter- Ocean.
BSsn Has the Democratic party
changed its policy since it was driven
from power by the command of the
people eighteen years agoP If so, when
did that change take placer Is it not
the same to-day as it was under the
lead of Buchanan? And, unchanged as
it is, can the people safely trust it now
with the reins of Government?
BH~ 1t is necessary for the Demo-
Gratis to learn that they gain nothing
by swerving from their sound and time
honored principles, especially with re-
gard to the financial question. Fools
may be caught by glittering generalties
about so-called Z" fiat money! every
sensible man turns with disgust from
all soft-money blatherskites.-C Cinci'a.
natl TolkStYeand German Dem.j
BaF While the people of the North
of all shades of opinion have been dis
posed to drop the old issues of politics,
and have given attention chiefly to
financial questions, the same old spirit
of intolerance rules in the South, and
| the exercise of a freeman's right to
think, speak and vote as he pleases is
treated by the Democrats as a crime
Cleveland Leader
pt35H "The main interest,"" says Mr.
Tilden in his explanatory card, "oi
the victory which resulted in my eLec-
tiOn was the expectation that through
the Chief Magistracy system of re
forms similar to that which has beer
accomplished in oar metropolis woulC
be inaugurated." Two frst-class jokes
in four lines. Mr.. Tilden can now ap
ply for membership to the American
photographic Association.
Bay- The honor of originating the
greenback for its great and patriotic
services belongs to the Republican
party, and to that party will belong
the still greater honor of making ever,
note as good as the coin itself. Al
that the Democratic party have now tC
say in its favor is complimentary to tn
wisdom and judgment of those b.
whom it was originated against Demo
cratic resistance.
BsE- We have nearly 500, 900, 00O
paper money in circulation, and the en-
tire volume has already reached prac
tical equality with coin, the differenc
being only the minor fraction of cen
on the dollar.- Will the country liste
to the demands of the irredeemabl
paper advocates, abandon what has al
ready been accomplished, and returl
again to the experiences of the pastP
Ba5- 1.-THE Sultan has signed
scheme for reforms in Asia Minor.
But he must not forget that no reforr
can be successfully carried out withou
the aid of Mr.. Tilden's reform cipher
Acts automatically and without tn
knowledge of the operator. None ger
l uine but those having Mr.. Tilden'
name blown in the bottle. All other
> are imposters. Send three-cent STAN
for descriptive circular and price lis
R9- A claim agent writes that h
called on Southern gentleman VIII
was said to have made out heav
claim against the Government, an
= that the following was the result of til
interview: Z" asked him to let me tax
y his papers with me and put them
process of collection. He replied tn,
he had been too disloyal, and the clail
: would be rejected; but that he woul
wait until the Democracy got into pow
er, when all such items would be paiC
! adding that he knew numbers of jul
= such cases waiting the same day."
IKE lub OluCI uiJ MI llluOh ldl
\ Down his favorite paper, the New Yor
,, Tribune, and picked up his Bible an
., read: "For there is nothing covere
that should not be revealed; neitht
r! hid, that shall not be known. Their
u fore, whatsoever ye have spoken
darkness shall be heard in light; an
that which ye have spoken in the e'
in closets shall be proclaimed upon Il
house tops" And Mr.. Tilden laid Il
q book away and groaned in the bite
e ness of spirit and said he would b
-. $40, 200 that wasn't in the original tex
I" but was fraudulent interpolation |
5, the Tribune man. --Has0k-Eye.
The Destruotives,
n THE world moves. 1t not only move
but it changes-the Democratic worl
The change, however, is only in tactic