The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-10-28
POLITICAL CLIPPINGS.

Coi oiu ilieiiu Ouuy Is SICK, WITH
sort of sea sickness which makes him
| don't care whether he lives or dies" If
it makes no difference to him, we wish
he would make a die of it Chicago
Post.
"A Democratic organ announces that
Col. Robinson, when elected, will con-
tinue to the state officers supply of
soap" Glad to hear that the Democ-
racy don't propose to go 'unwashed'
any longer, than till the state furnishes
the soap.
"GREED FOR Spoil" ILLUSTRATED. =
Democrats rejoicing over ''the extinction
of slavery" and desiring to broaden the
basis of suffrage in order to get another
whack at the State Treasury.
The Fond du Lac Journal says the
Republicans have stolen the entire 50,
100000 of the school fund. Now do
tell some kind Of a plausible ie This is
'watered" and Skinned entirely too
thin to go down.
The groupings of the Demo-rebs in
search of some sort of evidence that Cover
nor Fairchild acted corruptly in pardon
ing Gamble, remind US of the old negro
in dark cellar looking for black cat
that 1cdsn't there.
Mr.. Spencer first withdrew his name
from the Republican ticket. Next he
withdrew his Withdrawal, and now it is
expected he will withdraw his withdraw
al of his withdrawal and call it draw
game.
"A majority of the Democratic papers
that charged Gov Fairchild with corrup-
ton in the Gamble pardoning case have
become ashamed of their conduct, and
now say that they do not believe that he
knew anything about the matter.
GAMBLE.-Since the Democracy found
that Gamble was Democrat they have
partially ceased their disturbance at his
release. They might have known he was
Democrat. It's very seldom a Republi-
can goes to State Prison.
The Fond du Lac journal speaking
in reference to the Republican admins
tration of this state says 'Let us have
change. - The record of the Democracy
of this state is such that no one can
doubt, when he calls to mind the big
steals that marked the sunny days of the
Forty, but that is just what the Democ.
racy is af ter, CHANGE" OF Jl
"A Democratic exchange says that S.
ID. Hastings has certified to Fairchild' :
temperance habits, and that Thad
Pound IS trying to geta similar certifi
cate. 1t is of no use for the Democratic
candidates to attempt to get such an en-
dorsement, for if they sh ould succeed. ii
would kill them quicker than stroke OF
lightning
| WHAT THE ONO ELECTION SHOWS. =
not be accused of any blind reality to the
| Republican party, commenting on the
result of the Ohio campaign, says.
Pendleton Is beaten by larger majority
than Thurman was The fact Is there i
manifest decline IN the popular terror 0,
suffrage, and a groacth IN the k.ao,ozedgt
that national credit and a sound cu1rencs
concern the po or no less than the rich.
are more important eren to the labore'
than to the capitalist y
Reports from Republican meetings
in different parts of the state are highly
encouraging. The people turn out il
large numbers, and manifest no less en-
thusiasm than is usual in campaigns pre-
ceeding state elctions. The vote is gen
orally, very light the year after Presi
dental election, but this year the Demo
Gratis are making extraordinary exertions
and it behoves the Republicans to go &c
the polls in force It will not do to &C
upon the supposition that the Democracy
are going to stay at home, OF bolt tn.
rejoicing ticket. Let every Republi
can do his duty, and victory is sure to b.
ours.