Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1878-10-25
POLITICAL NOTES.
naya The Fiat-Monoy Bank has failed

BsB ne fldt-MOHcJ Ddllh mas ldllcu,
Bayn " Replevin" is the Tildenese for
steal.
ReS~ How does Tilden like his own
medicinep
Ray The greenback wave is mere
ebb-ulition.
BGyA 1t is now said that "coparceny"
was misprint for colarceny.
Rayp" The American people will never
condone fraud! Never NeverW IS.
j. TIlden, last gear.
nay" Mr.. Tilden is very greatly an
noyed by the persistency with which he
is not mentioned for the Peesidency.-
Chicago Times.
bay" 1t is rumored that Tilden is at
work on an open letter to Marble be-
ginning, "You koprophagous caitiif
and cowardly caparcenerp' Here's
richness!
Bss" Republicans have lost all they
can lose by the soft money folly. Let
them stand to sound money now and
they will keep on growing in strength.
-Keobub Gate CitY
Bss~ The National" promises made
before the recent elections were evil
IDENTIFY mere " flats" not redeemable
election day anywhere, by anybody, in
anything. Detroit EUening Telegram.
Rsl5n If you want to borrow trouble
bring your basket to the Office of the
late Greenback party of Iowa. 1t has
more of the article to spare than any
organization we knOw.-HdWb-Eye.
RayH 1t will be seen, then, that the
net gain of the Republicans over the
Democrats in these four States is 81
900. These results will attract the no.
tice of the country because of their i'm
portant bearing upon the next contest
for the Presidency.-M. Y. Sun lind.
Bag" " Too late! too lateI" Those
are awful words. Everybody should
take warning from the tone of despair
in which they were uttered by Marble
when Tilden's unauthorized representa-
tive was, after good deal of delay, in
structed to buy the Presidency for $780,
000. x Graphic.
Bay~ Tilden agreed to give $4,000
Just once for an Electoral vote. Like
many another party, he consented TO do
an evil deed Just once for the sake of
success and with the hope of gain, but,
alas! he now awakes to find himself
ruined by the failure of doing wrong
just once. 1t is the rock upon which
thousands of regulations have been
shipwrecked.- Chicago Tribune.
Bg~ Who killed Sam TildenP 81"
said Match Marble, "with my dispatch
garble, l killed Sam Tilden." Who
saw him die? "I," said Whitelaw,
"with my little saw, saw him die. -
Who made his coffin? "I,n replied
Max, "with my little whacks, made
his coffin" Who prayed for him? 81, -
said Bill Pelton, "his coffin l knelt on
oh, prayed for him." Who tolled
the taleP "We," said the papers, "we
relish such capers-we told the tale!''
-Graphic.
Bag Perhaps the Ohio Democrats had
| better fail back on that portion of the
National Democratic platform which
declares that "Reform is necessary tc
establish sound currency, restore the
| public credit and maintain the National
honor" That platform designates the
true position of the Democratic. party
before the country. They who depart
from it cannot make the Democratic
party responsible for their losses. -
Louisville Courier-Journal (Dem.)
B1~ "What do you think, Mr. Mar.
ble,' said friend, meeting him sud.
denly yesterday, "of the Afghan war!
Do you think that the Cabool at Pesha.
wur will lead the Jamrood battery
against the Ali Musjid in the Khybei
Pass, or will Khan Lurcoon Keshamboy
why, Manton! are you sickP How
ghastly you lookr' II don't. hear ;
word you sayr' exclaimed the grea
ciDherer in evident distress, and, look
ing cross-eyed at the ceiling" oh, my
poor headn'-Graphtc.
Bay~ Over all these difficulties the
grand cause of honest money rose tri
umphant 1t beat back all other issues
1t ignored the President as it did South
ern policies and Southern claims.
blanched not at the storm from Maine
which turned white so many cheek
with fear. Unshaken, unwavering, i
fought good fight, it finished tn
course, it kept the faith. 1t is a tri
umph whose proportions swell to tn
majestic. - Cincinnati Times.
rag /" Proposition" to bribe "ac
cepted if done only once" This is sa,
language to emanate from the house
hold of a candidate for the Presidenc,
at such time. 1t eXplodes Fraud as
title to Democratic victory in 1880, bu
does it, we regret to say, at the eX
pense of American character. 1t vii
clearly obviate the association of Col
Dn1tA,, tnrith ft.t D,.act1 nj .,
didate. If we charitably assume MI
Tilden ignorant of this transaction
which is quite improbable, we shoul'
not better the matter for the probabl
morals of his Administration. A ma
might as we'll be depraved himself a
to be kept by depraved nephew. w
should be sorry TO think that any polit
ical career, responsible for these secre
and corrupt negotiations, could surviv
their disclosure.-SpriRQfeld Mass.
Republican fIRd.
Bsg~ The Greenback movement doe
draw votes much more largely from tn
Democratic than from the Republica
party, because Democratic leaders
speakers and journals have constant
pandered to the repudiating and CON
munistic element, have sought to in
flame the passions of their hearers o
readers against property owners an
rights of property, and so have mad
/ the Democratic party in effect nurser
, of communism and reputation. 1t
entirely natural that, after such educa
ton for years, great numbers of Demo
, Gratis should embrace the essential idea
of the National party. The consequence
is seen in the final abandonment of tn
Democratic party by thousands @
voters. IN. Y. Tribune.
Ba@ THOSE CIPHER DISPATCHES. -
, We will not attempt to draw consC
} quences until the facts shall have a:
l sumed a more credible shape. But il
after sufficient time shall have elapse
for denial and refutation, no reply
made TO this accusation and the publ
settles down into q belief of its trutl