The daily gazette., 1880-07-02
SECOND EDITION
For the Gazette.
Some Notes for the Republican
to Digest.


When the next President Gen. w.
8. Hancock was fighting the Mexicans,
marching into the very jaws of death
for his country under democratic Polk,
where was Garfield. He was Camp
bellite preacher in Ohio living on short
cake and chicken. d-- i'iIH'
In this war with Mexico the State of
Texas and all the millions of acres of
land were annexed TO this Government.
Hancock risked his life for it. Now
after so many years he is called to pre-
side over it as its chief magistrate.
What has Garfield been doing all this
time. Why according to reports he is
the jack of all trades ard master of
none. He deserted his country in time
of need, by leaving the army, return
ing home and getting himself elected
to Congress at salary of five thousand
per annum.
Where was Hancock at this time 7
In the thickest of the fight for the
maintenance of the constitution and
laws. Did Hancock talk niger, loyal
union. No Obey the laws, lay down
your arms and submit. HANCOCK.
After the war what did Garfield do ;
why he cried nigger, union, loyal, and
got himself sent to Congress again.
What became of Hancock? Why,
these loyalists entered into conspira-
cy to rob the government. They had
two schemes, one called the Credit Mo
bilier, and the other the DeGolyel
pavement contract, with Garfield as
attorney, salary five thousand per an
mum, for the last scheme He at the
| same time was member of Congress
salary five Thousand per annum, and
chairman of the Committee on Appro-
priations for the District of Columbia.
| Was General Hancock i'll this ring
No ! No No ! They sent him west to
| fight the Indians. They dared not ap-
proach this noble democrat. They
well knew that he was an honorable
man, hence he was gotten out of the
| way. .i lt.. l. n.l
What has Garfield done for the State
of Ohio Nothing but preach politics
when it paid, and when it did not,
preached nigger and loyalty taking
any little bond that paid at least one
hundred per cent. Was he ever found
out. Well, yes, like any other crimi-
nal he was arraigned and given trial.
How did he plead. His plea was the
money was not stolen, it was mere
loan. In order to. make the question
understood, negroes in this State often
ask for the loan Of a pair or two Of
chickens, always at nights. When
they are caught, they say MIR. Ames
| consider those chickens loaned did
not get many pair, but will return
them in due time. Your hen house
was fulf.e
This applies to Garfield because he
was used to eating chicken when III
was young preacher. Now he wants
to preside over fifty millions of people
What do thirty millions say.
From all persons tainted with dis
honesty, good Lord deliver us.
From the immense enthusiasm al
over the country and the united dem
ocracy, what is likely to be Gen. Han
cocks vote in the electoral college mex
November At least 245 1856 being
sufficient to elect him. Hf
Why this change? The fact is th'
Republican party is rotten, so much 81
that it is likely to tumble to pieces Al
any moment. They dread investiga
ton. This is the reason Grant wa'
wanted. Time was needed to blot on
and destroy their dirty work.
| PATRIOT.