The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-09-10

Ara Republican meeting at Bangor, Mr..
Hamlin told those present very plainly
that the Democrats had got the start
OF them in organization, and had made
a decided impression on the voters; that
unless the Republicans went to work
with all their might they would
wake up the morning after the election
the sorriest looking party that ever went
through campaign in Maine.
CHICAGO Jega Advertiser; The people
pay Grant four thousand dollars month
for staying at Long Branch and leaving
the government to take care Of itself at
Washington. What a consolation IL
must be TO the over-taxed and over
worked farmers and mechanics Of the
West to know that the fruits of their
toll are going to support this great
national example of idleness and
malfeasancel
The American Constitutional Union
of Wisconsin, a German semi-political
organization, has adopted a platform to
which are appended the names of the
principal German editors in the State.
1t declares for honest money, free trade,
the continued separation of Church and
State, and for free schools without
sectarian instruction, and denounces the
Administration. This movement is ex-
pected to be an important adjunct to the
Reform party.
PHILADELPHIA Times: The patent
outrage mill somehow or other stopped
suddenly when Attorney General Will
liams was invited to resign, and the
bloody shirt has lost its freshness for ora
tors Of the Morton school. There Is
therefore nothing left for Morton, away
down in Maine, but to figure up rebel
debts and rebel pensions, and the value of
rebel slaves, to horrify the denizens Of
the pine woods, and he does it with zeal
that would make strangers suppose he
believed what he says
MARQUETTE Journal: The Detroit
Post has made the worst blunder in
journalism we ever observed. 1t selected
a section of the Republican platform of
Minnesota supposing it to be the Demo-
cratic platform, and gave the thing
particular rats! Suffering mackerel!
If the Republicans carry Ohio, Taft is
to have Delano's shoes. That's the
"true inwardness of it."
They haven't got sufficient coin to do
business with out in California, but they
do know how to roll up Democratic
victory.
THE Washington Republican, which
has become the special organ of Delano,
defends that individual against the accu-
sations of Mr.. Welsh by saying that
Welsh lends money to Cuban slave
holders. But no man ever relieved him.
self of the charge of sheep stealing by
showing that the witnesses against him
were usurers or extortioners. The ques-
tion remains, Did he steal the sheep?
Ex.SPEAKER BLAINE has recovered
from the effects Of that timely railroad
accident sufficiently to be able to address
county conventions in Maine. His first
speech, however, shows no trace of his
agitating his mind on questions of
national politics.
Mr.. CHARLEs NORDHoFF, in recent
letter from Georgia to the New York
Herald, states that last year the negroes
in that Stata Maid IA xas IN nvar u. nO0 =
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