Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-10-04
POLITICAL POINTS.

% The 81. Louis UispatA says; Gov
Hayes never visited tneater.i Yes he
did, too. He visited the theater of war,
ana took front seat.-N. Y. 1doerttser.
.B We want changop shricked
the Democratic orators way down in
Maine; 90 we want a change. Last year
this State went Republican by 1900 ma.
Jorty Now we want change" AL
night" replied the Republican voters,
" We II give YOU change" And they
nude IT $4,000 burlington Ham&. Eye.
90 The Democratic platform demands
reform III order to restore the public cred
1t. The promptness with which the CAPT.
taIiSts OF this and other countries take the
protlered loan OF $500 900 600 at four and
half per cent, looks rs -four public cred.
II was in most excellent condition As il
stands better than ever before in our his.
tory II is not likely that term of Democ-
racy could improve it-RpubIic Naga-
ztHe.
20 \ young man called upon the Gov
ernor, the other day. aud informed him
that he was taking contributions for a
new political club, and that it had been
suggested he should solicit donation
from His ENcellency. The Governor,
with a smile that was child like and bland,
drew ont well-hlled pocket-book, and,
handing over twenty and five,
said; There, that's about right, |
guess; wish YOU much success But,
as the recipient carefully put the green
backs in his pocket Mr.. Tilden broke in
An, by the way, what name do you pro
pose Ia give to your clubp Well
SAID The other, "we have already named it
the Hayes aud Wheeler Club The rest
can better be imagined than described -
albany hccatag JoafRal
sB Northern Indiana was fairly wild
with excitement yesterday The Rcpub
llcan demonstration ut The Tippecanoe
Battle-Ground was the great event of the
campaign, bringing out an assembage of
about $4,000 people, among whom there
were many venerable Sircs who shared in
the wild excitement of the famous politi-
cat campaign Of 1910, who voted then for
Gen. Harrison, and who. after lapse of
thirty-siN years, will vote for his grand
son Tor Governor of the State james G..
Blaine gallant Ben Harrison and Robert
/. Lincoln did the bulk of the speaking
The effect and Importance of the grand
demonstration of yesterday can hardly be
WV "NNtNullNCNt 1t SHOWS lUNt Northern
Indiana is safe for Harrison in October
and Hayes in November --Chicago Trio
as, sept n,
sB a Washington telegram of Sept.
II says. Coy Chamberlain passed
through Washington to-day on his return
to South Carolina. II seems from dis
patches received by him from Columbia
within three days that the truth about the
recent disturbances ut Rouscs Bridge.
Aiken County, has not been fully stated
II Is said that twenty five negroes were
Killed during Sunday and Monday last.
snd only two whites were reported killed.
Dispatches received by Gov Chamberlain
and letters received by Senator Patterson
this morning state the number of negroes
killed rs varying from thirty to 100, and
that no whites We're Killed The whites
were from Aiken and Barnwcll Counties,
South Carolina, and Columbia County,
Georgia. 1t Is said in these letters ami
dlspat'hcS that the pretended cause of the
disturbance Was d. assault hy two colored
men upon white woman whose person
they attempted to rob, one of the negroes
was Killed and tie other escaped. Then
followed the Slaughser rs above related
during the two subsequent days"