The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-08-28
POLITICAL MUTTEPINGs.

/ Inc Dai lOu u"l"Ii, intensely siaiWari, say
/ there is danger Of the democracy carryin.
/ OHIO. II say, the democrats can only be- beat
/ en- by hard and earnest work-aud In no olhc
way.
/ Uayc, card introducing Arthur the nomi
|uca OF the Chicago convention for yice.urc-l
dent, 90 the general public ran in tins style
|'With "a deep cu,c Of my obligations undo
Ithe constitution, ! regard 1t rs my PLAN dut1
TO suspend You In ogi.r tlai Hs aztec m0y b
|boowi'y oia'iaifgeL"
IL is Tie ,,rugcst thing ON record that III,
/ Republican stat" ct Minnesota should Lt
Ica-syd among the rnpGijators Of its public
debt, while the good faith Of Tennessee IN,
Virginia should "tork over" and be such shin
ing llglt in ouruauungl galaxy
Before thc war mostofthc aboliuonists wcr,
Idlsuniuu,,ts-prc'orrcd 20 separate than 10 re-
man haif free and half slave. Greeley said
Let the crng sisters depart in peace" The
fathers OF the Republican party, who talked
the lCuiust against slavery, were either dIsun
ionists or luke warm unionists until the gaI
was under Roadway; and the New York Fri
.b"al, their chief organ, openly advocated a
pcaccablc separation rs long as it dared to:
and only hu,hcd up from the fear of force and
violence, II 1t. were not for the unyielding
unionism Of the Douglas Democrats the South
would have conquered long before the scigc OF
Nic6sburg.-B 'oomiHgtoa Mail.
Some Of the intelligent people in the employ
Of the Harper Brothers, of New York, take
great delight picturing the democratic party
rs an aggregation of ignorant, vicious plum
dcrers and outcasts. The democratic party
contain, undoubtedly the bulk Of the poor men
OF the country, because it is essentially the
friend OF the poor and oppressed
1t would be a good thing if Harper's JFcehly
would reproduce some of ITS caricatures from
the pencil Of Mast, of the Credit MObilcr
Statesmen, published BY 1t in 1878. that Jour.
nal OF ClYllHa,ion' containing double page
cartoon of the Credit NObilIer Statesmen,
among thCm-Garticld, Cakes Ames Brooks,
Patterson, ct al, over which he placed a pla,
card As follows:
''''''''''''' ''''''.'''... ''.'..'...
. "Dlsgraccd in the eyes of the public for.
.owning Credit MobIier stock, which was
IN fact and intent a fraud upon the Gov.
eminent Also for deceit and evasion
.'.'''.' .'.''..'..'..... ..............
1t seems that seven years time has wiped out
all rccoIlectlons of this in the Ilarpers' minds
ana they are now supporting Garfield for Pres
ident
General Kirkpatrick says the Democrats
made their greatest blunder this year at Gin
cinnati by the nomination of Hancock" Still
Judson seems to look upon the emergency az
great enough to command the full scope OF his
jaw.-ct@ctaHai Enquirer.
The charge that Mr. Garfield was brlcfless
attorney IS now successfully contradIcted by
the fact that his words with Mr.. Shepherd
were bret on that De.Golyer business
All Hancock and English Campaign Clubs
and other organizations which support the
Democratic candidates are requested to send to
W. H. Barnum, Chairman National Demo
cratic Committee, 1873 Fifth Ave, New York, !
LIST, The name and location of their organ
ization.
2. A statement Of the number of members
enrolled
3D. The name of officers.
4th, Accounts Of meetings held