Monroe's Legal Tender Issue, Volume 1, Number 5, Columbus, Bartholomew County, 27 September 1876 — Page 2

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jii 3... ' S n WEDNESDAY, 8EPT 27,. 1870. The THJen bullion rally at Franklin last Saturday was a disorderly and disgraceful drunken affair. A few Tilden reformers went np to Franklin on Saturday last to see Blue Jeans and bis trainer. I Evansvilla had ati earthquake at midnight of Sunday last. Gary was down that way and we looked for an upheaval of some kind. The Enquirer is feeling hotter. It begins to think that Tilden the mar. whom it proved to be the greatest scoundrel in New York, will find Democrats enough to elect him. A balloon idiot came to the ground from a bight of 500 feet with a rush at Pax ton; III?, on Sunday. Every idiot who will go up in a balloon ought to fall and die thus. Dan Voorhees says the late Democratic House of Representatives cut. down tbe public expenses near $30,000,000. But they didn't do It in time to save (hat $-3,000 back salary 6ieal that Daniel voted for and grabbed and kept. .. ; The Tall Sycamore's father, brother and son, who is an actor, will vote for Peter Cooper, and they do say that Daniel himself will quietly drop in a ballot or two for Uncle Peter when it comes to the pinch. Haven't the lawyers and bankers and bond holders run this country about long enough? Isn't it about time that the working people began to take a hard in managing the affairs oi government and the finances of the nation ? Now Dan Voorhees being out of office roars for honesty and reform. .When he Vas ia ofiice!he voted for the infamous back salary steal and received his 5-3 000 grab, lie is a Til leu bullion reformer with 5,000 stolen money in his pocket, for afl parties admit that this salary grab was stealing. Daniel of. the .Wabash standing up with his pocket full of Wall street money, pleading the cause of "reform" and national bank supremacy the same Danie! who took and kept 53,000 backsalary steal -this is a beautiful moral BpectacTe ! All thieves have turned reformers, till the election is over. N. T. Carr was nominated for congress to fill the unexpired term of 31. O. Kerr, deceased. He is a good lawyer and a nice man entirely ; but then we are trying to electa few farmers. There are too many lawyers in congress now. Nathan must be defeated. It just won't do to elect any more lawyers. They always keep up "lursing." 'The blow up of the reef of rocks at Hell Gate, New York, took place at 9 minutes past 3 last Sunday and was a success, without accident. M: ny years have been spent by the government in ''mining and drilling to get rid of the' obstructions. ' Several thousand pounds of dynamite, nitro-glycerne and other explosives were placed under the reef and fired by electricity. This is the greatest triumph of engineering skill the world has ever witnessed. , From all directions coraes the news of the great revolution that is going on in favor of the Greenback movement. The revolution in peoples' minds since the canvass opened :s one of the wonders of the age- Men have only to be informed and to reflect to be convinced and to ba ready to leave the old parties that Tiave lead us to ruin for the benefit of an untaxed money .oligarchy. At the rate the astounding revolution is progressing it looks as if Cooper and Gary will yet be elected by ttie popular vote. The sturdy fc?yeamore says there are ! great many generals in the field against his employer Tilden. Some of these, lie adds, have earned their titles in the field and others have stolen them. Daniel is an able ho died man. How comes it that he didn't earn a military title? He ivas conspicuous in the conspiracy with MiUigan, Bowles, -Horsey, Walker & Co.. B.nd how comes it that they didn't dub him lieutenant, or "mr-jali," or ."kernel," cr general, even ? TI:ey"ay Wall Street lints a u m e r o 1 1 s inst a n ces etimlar t o t b e Hows n g h a v e c o m e t o our fenowled tr e . Men are every day surprised to learn tli. at their names are figuring in a piloted list of bullionists, to sueli extrsmitiss are the bond holler's tools pat to make a show of fetrensth. I) a . J. 11, M o x b o e : The Tilden and Uetviriclis club of Saynour, published lay name in their list of I have Riven uvtia no authority Mrse oii tbe list, I avi a Greento r my m n n tii'rcvi'ru 1 Carv. ;-;..! 1 1."?:.; far :n a . i r. j; ;e ft 1 '"' s v -it 0 iJ 1 ti;t V ' Ut I t f i I ;

Saturday night last quite a crowd o-athcred at the depot to see Mr. J cans. ITHe was brought down on the cats in care of Mr. Vorhees, and a few others. When the train arrived a short fat

fellow brought Mr. Jeans out on the! platform of the cars and said, "Fellow citizens, this i3 Dluo Jeans." Where upon, the crowd made a rush for him and carried him to the depot platform and put him upon a box and for five or ten minuts the wondering multitude gaze at him. Many shook him by the hand and examined his trows ers, after which he was stowed away in the baggage car and taken to Seymour,"Mr. Jeans is we believe travelling in the interest of Tilden, Morrissey & Co, bondholders bankers and gamblers at New Yot k, endeavoring to convience wuiking men of Indiana that it is to their interest to elect Messrs Tilden and lleform, President and Vire President of the United States. 3Ir. Jeans is not a fluent speaker himself, but he wears blue clothes, for show and being somewhat celebrated for his war in congress on lemonade, tooth brushes, soap and fine tooth combs, he draws remarkably well and seldom fails to attract a good crowd, and then Mr. Yoorhees is brought forward to do the talking for which he has quite a reputation and taken together they make a good team for the bullionists, but bad for the men who labor and pap taxes. A Wall street paper says that nobody will believe the monstrous charges in regard to Mr. Tilden's false income returns. The point is that it is Samuel himself who makes the "charges.'' In 1863 Samuel J. Tilden swore that the total income of Sarruel J. Tilden from all sources for (he year 1802 was 513,070, and in 187G Samuel J. Tiiden swore that Samuel J. Tilden received in fees from the Terre iiauie, Alton and St. Louis rail road the sum of $20,000. Both oaths are on record. If there isn't a lie sworn to here mortal man never swore to a lie. And it is known that Mr. Tilden received from other sourcs in ISG'2 nearly 100,000. No intelligent paper pretends to deny the false swearing. They only excuse it on the ground that most New York men of immense wealth swove falsely in regard to their income, and wo have no doubt they did, but perjury doesn't fit a man for a special reformer nnd entitle him to the presidency. And besides, all New York men of wealth didn't swear falsely to cheat (ho government and throw more taxes upon the laborers. Gov. E D. Morgan, a poorer man than Tilden, returned 8147,000 for taxation for the year that Tilden returned only 57.118 is subject to taxation, 513,670 being his gross incomes, according to his false oath. Now we want to hear no more about this matter. A perjurer will do as well as any for those who want to vote chains upon their own limbs. So let them go abend nnd swallow him. 1' reaching to the Heathen. Vincennes Times Sept. 23. Th Hon. S. F. Cary, caudidate for Vice President, on the Peter Cooper, or Greenback ticket, with Hon. Anson "Volcott, candidate for Governor on the same platform, addressed a considerable mixed crowd of Republicans and Democrats, at die market space on Wednesday night. They took strong grounds against the platform and promises of the opposing parties, and discussed the financial and greecback questions, as well ns taking in the present condition of the laboring men of of the country. The distinguished gentlemen left behind them a strong impression that their pintform is right and that they enunciated the correct doctrines. Malilog Infidelity Respectable. Dayton Journal Republican Organ. The pious Cincinnati Enquirer, and the evangelized Democrat, are holding up their pious heads in holy horror at Colonel Bob lngersoll, as an "infidel." History informs us that Thomas Jefferson, the author of the Declaration of Independence, and father of the Democratic party, was an infidel. John Adams, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, was an infidel. Benjamin Franklin, a eigne r of the Declaration of Independence, was an infidel, Tom Paine, one of the most distinguished pf the Revolutionary patriots, was an infidel. In fact, a very considerable number of leading ward politicians in Dayton are io.fi.de Is. i. . Gov. Hendricks is a Director and large stock holder in the Indianapolis Water, works Company. He is also, by virtue of his oSce as Governor, President of the State Hoard of Equaliiation, whose duty it is to equalize the appraisement of property throughout the State. This Board rarely reduces an appraisement of property belonging to corporations, as railroads know to their cost; but the Governor has succeeded iu reiucing the appraisement of the Water-works Company suEciently (o reduce their taxes ilshty live hundred dollars. The Governor owns 05,000 of Water-works stock, but of course this in no way influenced Ids action. The Governor is a IU. fo rater. Cincinnati Gazette. A Ecclarallea ef Principles. Froci the I".., .rAr; Hay xo 1 Tbe Ei;quirer is opposed to all shams. It is oppose! to all corruption It would be show up the untrue to itself if it. did not former and expo&e tire latter From (he jln'plre:, Miy 31. If Che Democ ratio party a precedent by rewai '.s r nauos , u,3 -i a 1 1 o vi w 1 1j :1 Y .t.'.:r t, T t:

Xlie Ontrasca Poor Jicn. (DesiBoines, Iowa People.) In the w ir men were drafted, taken from t'eir families nnd homes m.irehed to the front and made meat lor rebel bullets and no man dared object. Poor men went and rich men bought substitutes. Money was wanted as well as men, but there was no draft on money. The cionied aristocracy ruled then a3 now, and while (lie poor man was torn ruthlessly from the arms of hi? wife nnd marched away and the father from dependent family, the ow tiers of wealth lay back in their easy chairs and bargained with the government for high rates of inter est. on what they condescended to lend it. The soldiers sent home their scanty pay in the depreciated currency of the war, and the workmen in the shops were paid in the fame cheap money, and co man complained for the country was hot with patriotism, and privation for the good of the Union wns borne bravely. For this same cheap money, the monied lords exchanged their gold and bought up obligations of the nation, and when the boys in blue came marching home again they found themselves confronted with an enormous debt which they who had already fought out the war must yet pay witn their labor, and pay with labor at low prices. The debt has grown greater and heavier, and the power to pay it smaller and weaker, and now the life is squeezed out of us by (his strictly legal but fearfully unjust inSict ion.

The Cbk-ago Times on the Grccnbackers. The Chicago Times, an intense bullionist paper, after bearing the "vituperative vehemence' of the Democratic and Republican orators in combatting what it calls "a d d barren ideality," thu3 speaks of Mr. Cary, the Independent Greenback candidate for Vice President: 'Though the Greenbackera set -up as champions of the most wild and visionary unrealities, it must be admitted that their mode of opening a campaign is the only one which refieefs any credit upon the common sense of the American people. Instead of setting up an ideal fetich of an idolatrous party isra, like the people called Democrats ; or the ghost of a dead past, like the people called Republicans, as the object of their furious declamation, the Greenback orators proceeded without any magniloquent flourish of paity god trumpets to a discussion of the most imminent political questions of the present time in which the present American people feel a deep and immediate interest. Instead of thrashing over the old straw of a past harvest ond a former generation, like Morton at Indianapolis, Mr. Cary entered with his greenback sickle into the new harvest field where the living political questions of the lime are ripe for the capable reaper. Instead of pointing out the shortcomings of this, that, or the oher caucus god, and exhorting men to worship a different party idol as a fetich endowed with a more virtuous potency, as the rock-rooted idolators do, Mr. Cary said : 'I ask you ouly to forget, while I talk to you, that, you ever worshipped any party idol; I ask you to listen with candor to what I shall say upon the liviug question of the time, and thea vote for whom you please, oily vote your honest convictions.' There is something manly in this, something th;it finds ftvor in the common setise of eve-y honest roan ; for it is addressed to the cokmoti -sense and not to a senseless superstitiou or habit oy prejudice." MOTH BR can secure children mid rust for tlietim heat i v e a fur their ihi) U?0 of Castoria, a perfect substitute for Cntor Oil. It is absolutely barmles, nr.d is us p!easant to take as honey. For Wind Colic, Sour Stomach, Worms or Constipation, for young or old, there is nothing in existence like it. It is certain, it is speedy, it is cojap. CAKED BREASTS, Rheumatism, Sciatica Swellings, Sprains, Stiff Joints. Burns Scalds Poisonous Bites, ond all flesh, bono nnd muscle ailments, can bo absolutely cured by the Centaur Liniments. What the White Liniment is for the human family, the Yellow Liniment is for spavined, galled and lame horses and animals. if s Pullman Palace Cars, Run through without change from Columbus, Iud , to St, Louis, Chicago, Columbus, O., Pittsburg, llarrisburg, Philadelphia and New York. Throagh cars pass Columbus at 5:26 p. m. for St. Louis and Chicago ; at 1:14 a. n., for St. Louis, Mo., (chair car free); and at 5:30 p. in., (via. Cambridge) for all Eastern Cities. Excursion tickets to the GREAT MAMMOTH CAVE, Will be sold this season to small parties at very low the only direct south south is via. Louisville. No change of Cars from Louisville to Memphis, Granada, Corinth, Mobile and New Orleans. HORACE SCOTT, Gen. Supt. "iro tt t gTIm: e n Baylies Great, Mercantile College, Keokuk, Iowa, en the Mississippi. Nineteenth year. About sixty dollars pay all expense, for Membership, Board and Stationary. Bookkeepers, Penmen, Reporters, Operators, Arch Itects, Surveyors and Teachers thoroughly fitted. Railroad fa re reduced. Good situations. No vacations. Don't fail to address Prof. Miller, Keokuk, Iowa. i -'& r - i . lift, rmt r -

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