The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-09-19

raising.
THF Hale fellow was we'll met and
gloriously wiped out.
GREENBACKs Money Revival of
business-IIappiness OF the people.
The peoples "fat" will keep McKin
ley at home.
JUDGE kENNEY will rattle DeGolyer
Garfield's bones Friday night.
ACCORDING to the granger story of
McK;uley, Galfi is a bank OF de-
posit.
THE geneology of the Hale family is
somewhat broken up. Garfield helped
to do it.
If there be more pleasure in antici-
patton than realization Mckinley
should improve his opportunity.
Yes, Garfield as q farmer he's down
here in the 18th Dis rict pitching
manure for Nc Kinley.
"WHILE the lamp holds out" &c.
Less than three weeks left for Repub-
licans to repent in.
ALL Republicans should attend the
Democratic meeting tomorrow CFri.
day. evening.
GREENBAcKERs go and hear the
Democratic candidate for Congress
discuss the great fine.ncial issue.
THOSE who wish to see the next
Congressman should be at Reeds Op.
era House Friday evening at ea,ly
candle light.
From the tone OF McKinley's Satur-
day night speech, one would conclude
he was discouraged 1t WAS his
Deak.
"OMNIEus hire $55." The Orphans
of the Home didn't do the riding, but
the Republican visiting statesmen in
1877 did.
| The wet nurse must have been eat
ing something Saturday which had its
effect on the intent. Was it Cuyahoga
waterI
If the election in Maine was Re.
publican victory, as the Rep. Dem.
preteads, why didn't they hang out
hat banner as usual?
REPUBLICAN talk when no Demo.
crat is near their honest thoughts to
hear: mckinley is nice title fel.
low but he isn't hefty enough"
"FoR music for dances, S62." But
it was not the Children of the Nenis
Home who did the dancing, but the
Republican visiting statesmen in 1871
did.
SHE likes Mckinley though she
hasn't "sat on his lap" as she did or
Garfield's. You have the Majah's
word for it.
THOSE who think Major Mckinley
an intellectual giant should hear Gen
Wiley, at the Opera House Friday
night.
IT is reported that since the Maine
election the most vigorous application
of comb and brush will not make Ed
inburgh Ike's hs'r lie down on his
head.
WE know 'tis provoking to Repub-
| licans-thc news from Maine. Blu,
don't swear, gentlemen Reserve some
of your profanity for Ohio. You'll
need it.
SP.rL the Government IA. Iish all
the currency, whether of paper or
coin2 General Wiley says, yes; Nc
Kinley says, no. Choose yc between
them.
The Republican leaders actually be-
gin to fear defeat in Portage County.
Hence they circulate the story among
the small fry that they are going to
gain. They know better.
JUDGING from the tluency with
which Garfield talks bautCommunism
one wouldn't suppose he knew any.
thing about pavements; but he does,
$500 worth. lie veritably beat sala-
ry grab.
"Lemon and vanilla, S27," is one Of
the items in the accounts of the Xenia
Home" But the orphans didn't
get it though. 1t went down the
throats of visiting Republican states
men in 1877.
In his opening speech here McKin-
ley professed to be friend of Green
backs. In his Saturday night har-
rangue he took exactly the opposite
view. On the latter occasion his
nurse had him in charge; on the for
mer the "boys" canght m out alone
and surprised him.
The Republican visiting statesmen
to the Nenia Home in 1877, who had
the benefit of the music for dancing
$62, the omnibus hire, $55, and the
lemon and vanilla, $27, charged to the
State, are awful mad about the reor-
ganization of that institution by which
they have been deprived of these little
luxuries.
Grccnback Nominations.
The National Greenback party of
Portage county held their nominating