The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-10-23
Political Notas.


senator voorhees,, ofIndiana arrived In New YORK
,tiildY, he 4 reported a. declariHa that the Re
'9 NV nag the use Of Iom 81 1000 to e5OOODo
~ that state, the latter sum Ia his oplnIon beino
hvreI we hgnres In addition he claims that there
Se,e aI ieasi 200 eoi9red men Imported into The
atlie aud voted. The Democrats LOST some votes on
t9e tariff l~ue, but Mr. Voorhees, says he Know Cen
hehSock stronger Ia Indiana than the State and
,, nS1e nnd that amer the hrs Few days % De.
Ei isslOh wv INDIANA Democrats will rally and give
nsac2ek loVp more votes than that party cast last
Parsons the DeGolyer pavement ,obbvi., who
speeches. ~ f""''N""
n W. hardly expected % early an admission that
ihdi9na had been carried by corrupt practices hui
VIC hepubhcans frankly admitted the fact by dis
Playing ne words odd 80 Did H.
me ONCE Of President Of the United States ia n
great onee, aud II has been diRniGed odiee II
stae WIN thc people Of the United States 10 sAY
Mhssisi y snail be hled during the next four year,
ing politician, whom his own political associates
nave branded a. bride takcr and perjurer.-N
The latest returns from West Virginia show that
ihe whole Democratic State ticket has been elected
auoni seyenteen thousand majority, The returns
SNOW Democratic gain of2EH from thlry-seven
counties, while fifteen counties are YET ID be herad
nun GOV, Matthews majority In 1876 was i25g9
,, Wy ~ hy = prosperous with Congress Dem
q ~ more prosperous with such Congress and a
em9eia,le fresidentinio the bargaln1 Would the
9crate Congrrss had not ighiened the peopl's b,Iy
dsns W checking the extravagance OF RepnblIcan
money. Wv f~'F'N'
Thee are Son0O more Democrats IN mi, country
aii mere arc Republicans. There are really more
eluogIals ~ each Of the Northern States Of Jonuee
uept, New Hampshire, New York New Jersey gndi
qua colorado Nevada aud California than there arc
scd,t Iisanis Insse Drnocrats can give Winfield
/ Elauf administration, II they choose 10 DO So
| thci tFt,errer, tDeEl d O0i0ber rs
We nave not heard yet Of any OF the Republican
business men who raised such howl before lie
eleeto raising the wages 81 their employees whom
niey ihumldaied into voting the Republican ticket
through threats to discharge them II they didn't yois,
! ~ The employees who We're thus forced 10 vote
against Their hqnestscntments will have time before
Ill.,, eec,ion 10 soc that i doesn't pay TO
ttcn 70 iAlse promises. II Is one thing 20 raise
hoNl but another To raise wages 1sresrnd ITaiH
! Dluifr, (hlla.l, October 10
In New Haven, according to the Register. several
nspnnllgsn merchants aud manufacturers who hay c
attempted unduy 10 influence their Dcnl1cratie ON
ploye,s % vote for Garfield have been Informed by
soma OF itetr Democratic customers 70 top intinE
dalton OF loose Democratic custom" This is an *.
eeenl method Of reaching these believers In Conk.
.iiiy sheoly oi property rule. But publication Of
Wtir NAMES would 10 stll better then the entire
] army Of Democratic consumers would know where
70, y exprnd money - bridgeport RrTIaeY. (Deg,l
IN 1851 the two Houses that will count the slecto
rA votes nt $50 arc Democratic. Their power Is ali
s2luic. exclusive aud conclusive. And their con
cnItent decision fanny question raised In tho conn
Willselle H. Therefore a struggle similar 10 thaf n
~ Is hot possible Rochester UaioH tDsnil Ociobo
! Democratic legislation has saved nearly slooo
10y i9f the country during the past four years Re
! publican robbery and eXtrnyagance wasted neArl,
s59o.'t,l on the navy, alone during GIANTS Pres
! ldency aud there Is nothing 10 show Tor II.
Hon Jas. l. Wight, OF Philadelphia, has DECLARED
/ iof Hancock, Mi Wright. the real head Of the
gcenhacklabor party Of that city has grown restiy,
I under the transparent betrayal Of his party by II
Presidential candidate, General Weaver Mr. " ftah
Wa the candidate Of The greenbaekens for seosetaT!
/ ventiuu which nominated Weaver aud l. inefnlel
| Of the state committee at this time.