San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1879-10-18

The Helena M9Rtapsr lpdepspdeUt,
draWs the strikinS. .pirkllel between

rR As'eats
the cases of Apdrew, Jackson and
Samuel I. Tilden ss foilovs What
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and thesr satellites Who sold out to
'H.yes before. and Of course are 4 opposed
n Tildsn nv u;H sni ''ll' . y TNeIsf
fy:S :SI!39IsYa saiiIow, af.i q lfiaeh
HaE seIsgnWs OF so,diy igtorm US
thSt the New York Herald has voIun;
teefed some advice 20 the sage OF GraA
p$scy park sas 10 Dbids hin witadsaw
from sAe preside uti.l, race, ,o w ,de
not yoqdef.s Inc gplltN Maeoetn pace
the ghost of the murdered babquo
4vdtnt and quit his tisht.''HSe repeat,
We DO cot wonder. shapthe therala sud
ihs e9txe HSpubtiean epteas. denopnee
Preaident rIildsn; yotAat x they bqsy q
themselves 10 clrcu!atlpg eIn1Qers 70
bis discreditss shd thatthSt DO WHIST
they ta1 te'HndtSmtne shis standiss
and iinnuahce, even rith hA's'O vupertYa
ihe sesrat y ,plail: sqH 2 EeRrfsents la
hlsl Person thef great spa irrepara PIE e
wrong, ,pefpetfsted BY tbs yep4biicar
party 'up6d ti1e ihse5hltions,d IuHbn
penon)t be WILL bot fhH Hnlofityolwas
ttEieken, ,d9Enq GHe ~ tas victim 9h y
great trsndIaa trepd Which ,wss, wsy patent e |.
et the time, btfwhtch tas SINCE Become
aoubE 40 ff0m the = confeasfohsl oi
many bfnts perpetratoSs. .d'H& waits
the, ,aagth TO- ordayA living nreprQach TO
the knayes ana schsmsIs Iy' apd q, mls9re. nn
ants who ID the name Of the law, slt@
Verted Justice; aDd WHO, Ia the name
Of the ballot, .dsffauded dattheS baii6ti lot
fruits ei Ehes Republican aleaders lear
Tilden, and well they may. They
have not forgotten the histoty OF An-
drew J Jackson! " ackson WIS z candi,
date tor the presidency, and no 1Ona
having q majority ontheFpopular vote
tbsl lelection vent 10 int the, house; ot
represen ntatives,, II was charged that
bargain and corruption" jackson
was cheated out OF the presidency Aud
John tuIncySAdans suostltuteain ~
place .Ihe wing partV, in. tneb ,i,nifl
ness 81 its fame 9nd armed VIVID a'i tne S1e
power Of the FEDERAL government ana
the wealth ana innaence oftne nntion'
at bank sougns' to Gruen 0ackson at
ter It nnaa wr9oge9 MN. lgl ~ wy
treateq as tns hepnDnlcsns nave 5featI Ri,
&c illden, He was vas aenonncea anu
slanaered. I1is pflvate h.e was Invad
cd ana every secle let Iault afaggeo l9Ioa
TO puDiic scrnIiny fDya ms uioss"lHDus
ope grana loeal nag Iakenr possession !
o. the poPpiaf mnd' ana that ai',,Ia Was that J
jackson had Deen swindied out ol the
presidency NO detractIon or slander
could enace tnls idea. fiie cause Dc.
came the cause VI lalr oea'lng against
lnttrigue-the cause OF me PeoPiSs a
galnst pohticians; On tnls issue Jack :,
son was afterWard triumpnantiy elect
ed, just as liiden' wlliioeh nominatedi
Inc issue Will not ai9ne pe rwn1etper
Democracy ls rlght' pnts whetner q
wrong has been dope that ought 70 DC
redressed. .o,''''.>' faa' ~ m.','
The Republican leaders hateyTflden
as we'll as tear him. 1t has been SAID
that it Is natural to hate q man after
you haze lnJ4red MN. Hence, the
bitterness with which the hepnblican
press have denounced Mt iiiden
hence the rancoar with which they
haye followed hin even iato private
life. After robbing MIN OF the presl,,
dency 1T is natural that they should
decry and biackena aud damn him, ber
cause his very name III 'odioas, 70 fhem,
He is, the horrible spectre that rises
out of the darkness, Of thepast TO sias-
tie their souls and da 1pen, their en-.
thusiasm. 'Eheyskbow that soon they
must meet the Democracy In a grand
struggle tor the possession OF national
power. They ere already lmarshalllng
their cohorts tor the coming battle.
Like Epeland's bloody Richard on the
eve of BOsworth field, theyer alright
ed By the terrible spParitioD of the