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ThepSohibitionists yof Massachus
setts viii make ajhot fight against
Rice, the Republican candidate.
The working men and greenback-
ers Of Pennsylvania have nominated
an excellent State ticket, end II is
bothering The machine Politicians of
both parties,
Carpet-bagger Spencer, of Alaba~
ma, has the blues. He says Butler
will be admitted to, tho Senate, md
that Ohio will go Democratic by
100000 and New York by 100000
ma jority. .mpmo,sgr bnayfn in iii on
Matt Carpenter thinks the Re.
pubhcans will carry Wisconsin, but
they will have to work for 1t. The
greenback and workingmen's tickets
he did not think likely to poll many
votes. "'N '''0 '"
Wendell Phillips, tho working
mems ,u candidate, for governor of
Massachusetts,, is worth a quarter
of a million. He is ono of those
wogkkiapgm'eenn, woYgka g'en, who llab'ofrs b'ofar with his
OF course it is nobody's business
except Judge Taft's, but the papers
in Ohio are calling attention to the
fact that Judgel Taft,is making lorg
speeches without a word about the
Naturalization III them.
Tho Democrats of Maine at the
gubernatprialr, election last year
gaye~their candidate six thousand
osnGdsIs %1fS PgsS!S'n gyas
There is some chance for the work
ingman after oil. Colonel, Noyes,
Depnoosatici leandidatep llforh Ustate
treasurer of Pennsylvania, began
his business life as stave- splitter
at $13 q month while Ut. Gov.
BrockmeyeT> Of Missouri, was once
bootblack.
Blaine y, showed what kind Tof
President he would have madeyin
Hayes place when he drew upon
Observation-Disclosures III Maine fof''elec-
ton; money The Maine statesman
stillgoes in for the old 1ag-and
contribution. I" '%' .','fnaro 0a!inallu
There does not seem to be any
paftiotdlhf reason why Senator Sar-
ge&t should wait for further cleo
ton 1jreturns.. before going ahead
with those libel? suits. ! 1t Is quite
evident, that there, ,is nothing more
in the Political future to occhpy
MS ssfnmmaeepa fnmmaeepa tHuHDEO0
Then omination of General Mo-,
Clellan WAS sprnng upon the Demos
cratic convention of New Jersey,
and was electric. Pa,idemonium
reigned supreme, and Little Mac
was chosen amid the widest huzzas.
The Philadelphia Times thinks he
will have q virtual walk over. Gen.
eral Mcclellan has not missed vot-
ing for eight yearsRg;His polling
place is West Orange, NJ.
Every man who did anything for
the Hayesc ant" Packard ticket in
L9uisiana last fall is going to get n
good,fat berth in the New Orleans
Custom House. This I'D the Way
real civil service reform thrusts
itself to the front, in spite of the
desperate efforts made in some
quarters to defeat it's operations.
The excellent wife of Senator
Safgeat' IGf Califoinia, ,Hwhofis hot ID
excellent HIMSELF, ,is, in, Washington
canvassing foF signatures to q
petition to Congress in favor of
woman suffrage. Perhaps she
hasn't been Informed that the
CalifQrnie election isnoyesafor this
year and her husband has been
beaten. .nui'naNti'
1t will be surprise to most peo-
pie ip ), this hSi g section Of country to
leatn thaF tbef@ habbebh hn eteStion
in, rWyommgN FJrrhoEy( and} the
Democrats have carried the Legis-
lature. This is not o very impdf.
tant .vietQry,rbut it1 isl O complete
revolution 81 the Territorial Le9islL-
lature, which was last year com
posed Of twenty-four Republicans
and fifteen Democrats.
Stanley MattthheeSwass and fafoa aen. Tom
Ewing are belaboring each other on
the stamp IN 0hios dhlatthews thanks