The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-05-27

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! GRANT has his sympathizers. but |
here is no one to mourn for Logan. i
UNDER every pile of dirty cipher, dis
patches is to be found John Sherman.
Washington Post. ,,..,gs
MOTHER SHIPToN said the world
would come to an end in 1881. Another
for the Grant men. e4
THE Buffalo Erpress has a notion that
Grant can carry Kentucky, but it
will be after the Kentuckians are all
dead. zen a H8d
HIcKENLooPERi is for Grant; but thus
far no man with pot-bellied name has
declared for Sherman Atlanta Con-
stitution.
THE Seymour boom is peerless; beside
it, the Grant boom fades into the most
pitiful and abject nothingness.-[Ka
City Times.
ANOTHER "war egg" has been laid,
at Kalamazoo. On it is the incription
'" " Beware of third term President,
1880. war"
Mr.. c. FARwELL is the chap who has
been raising SO much - out in Cook
County. Republicans can fill out the
blank at their leisure.
e GRANT got the rotten borough of
Florida yesterday. That ought to con-
sole him for being repudiated in his own
district indianapolis News (Rep.)
THE Grant column is moving through
Illinois now on the double quick.-[S ST.
Louis Globe-Democrat.] Like a dose of
salts, as it were, capturing all the filth.
The friends of Mr.. Sherman say that
the recent attack made on him by the
New York Times, !" fell very fat"
1t had to do that in order to reach him.
The only two reasons, now left for
nominating Grant are named Conkling
aud Cameron-a weak foundation for a
great party to stand .on.-[New York
Sun.
GRANT is not to be President again,
no matter who nominates him. If the
Republican party becomes a. third term
party, it is done for.-ICincinnati Com
mercial.i .ge72 3i7hf tai N''A
THE Chicago Tribune predicts the with
drawal of Grant before the Chicago
Convention to relieve the senatorial
syndicate from the heavy burden they
are bearing.
Two Republican papers in Chicago
are opposed to Grant and two are for
him. The former are the Tribune and
the Journal, and the latter the Inter
Ocean and the Netcs.
The Chicago Tribune still contends
that John Sherman is a liar, and John
Sherman, declares that Medil1 is liar.
It is one of those cases in which liars
sometimes tell the truth.-c indianapolis
Sentinel.
HAYES vetoed the appropriation bill,
and proposes to starve the Government
because it will not let his Fraudship use
soldiers at the polls to kill voters. There
is no fraud like a big fraud.-[K Kansas
City Times. Eo o-
IF the World were to say half as much
as General Grant says about the peaceful
and patriotic temper of the South, how
the Grant people would aexecrateTthis
disloyal and rebellious Journal New
York World.
OUT of every four Republicans in the
State there are three anti-Grant- That
is the kind of Grant States Indiana is.
And there are number of States just
like Indiana is in, that respect.-GC Cincin.
natl Commercial.
THE chances are now that Mr.. Tflder
will be nominated in spite of Mr. Kelly
and his threats. 1he logic of his posi-
tion is too strong to be refuted by the
rawlings of a.madman like Mr.. Kelly
Nashville Banner "a 81 ,a.,
If General Grant were sensitiv.
man the result of the Cook County fcity
of Chicago) Convention would fill hi
mind with deep disgruntlement. 1t wa.
in that county that the hIppodrome wa
run for an entire week.
Mr.. MAxEY, of Texas, hits the nail OF
the head when he says West Point turn.
out more officers than we have room OF
occupation for, and merely hindefs tn.
promotion of worthy soldiers from the
ranks Buffalo Courier.
Col. BOB INGERsoLL, in a recent tall
with reporter at Louisville, KY, de
clared that he thought that the Demo
Gratis had an even chance with the Re
publicans of electing their candidate To-
President next November.
Mr.. ]. A. J. CREsswELI, who wa
Postmaster General, is as obstreperously
for the third term, with all that, i
implies, as Robson, Pelknap and tn.
| rest OF GQe CIOWu. laey arc = luc Coi
lection.-[New York Sun. rs s9si
GRANT may lose his hold at Chicago
but Don Hamilton Fish stands about a
msch chance of getting the Presidential
nomination as Hudson River sturgeon
does of sculling up Cohoes Falls in
potash kettle.-[ New York Sun.
The New York Tribune begs tn
Grant men to "po slow . but adds tina
those opposed to the General will vor
for him if nominated. "You can't kis
me unless you're the strongest" sal
the old maid, "and the Lord knows yo
are" O. sfa.E...7 rg5 Ii
A LIST of two hundred Republican
who say they will not vote for Gran
was published in the Cincinnati Com
n,erctal few days ago. The New Yor
Tribune has been furnished with q lis
of two thousand names making tn
same pledge.
A. SMART st. Louis swimming-schoo
man illustrates the attractions of hi
place by picture of Carl Schurz, in a
abbreviated costume, fishing for poo
full of reformers with an anti-thir
term resolution as bait. As piece Z
art it is little crude. but sincere.
eoME % Cen. GRANTS newspapers al
claiming that the old Belknap-Shepher
set would not be readmitted to his col
fdence should he be elected Presider
again. The fact, however, that they al
all conspicuously active in pushing th
"boom" " has rather ugly losk.
UNCLE RICHARD BISHOP. of Ohio.
Democratic stateman, who evident
believes that Mr.. Tilden can't last TO,
years. He is eager, at least, to be nor
mated for the Vice Presidency with NJ
Tilden, and take his chances Of slippil
into vacancy.-[New York Tribune.
Col. FRED. GRANT having public
declared in favor of his pa for thi
term, the last obstacle has been remove
and as Lord Nelson said at the Nile whit
told that Pat Flanagan was on board Il