The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-09-26

Republican vote in Philadelphia. II urges,
therefore, that the local campaign he pushed
with all vigUt.
The question of tie day Is whether the
Maine election or the great speech Of Senator
Conkling has done more to help the Hancock
boom along. Between the sources OF delight
the Democrats are almost happy and conf
dent enough to go into their old business of
making fools OF themselves.
Acklen, the odorcus Louisiana Congress-
man, having been defeated by two regular
conventions of his party, is now running ON
his own hook. This will probably elect
Republican, and there is no decent Democrat
who will welcome the change. If there were
any danger of Acklcn's return the Democrats
should all vote for n Republican.
Denis Kearney, as President of the Work
ingmen's Committee of California, has issued
an address, in which IL Is said that the in
dustrial masses are being ground between
the upper milestone of bullion bull-dozcrs,
grain ring sharks, and water pirates and
the neither milestone of land nd-grabbcrs, usury
blood suckers and national bank absorption
lists to poverty and ruin" He advises the
workihgmon of the State and call lovers of
human freedom to vote for Weaver and Cham
bcrs.
iiOn. WOStS w. H1rIl, VI NiltnlpUn, WNo
was strong Weaver man thirty days ago,
has now decided to support Gen. Hancock.
He says Wcaver's action In Alabama and
Maine show that he is now cooperating with
| the Republicans. Mr.. Field is the champion
| Greenbacker of Michigan, and he has done
more for the cause In that State than any
other ten men in IL. His reasons for change
| are substantially the same as those which
| influenced Gen. Benjamin +. Butler 1o',do
| (Ohio) .jonrual.
(Sccne in Republican Merchants Office
as Mr.. Jewell expects and MIR. Conklipg pre-
tends that he expects IL to take plnce.) Re-
publican Mcrchant-Wcll, how has business
been since went TO Europe Clerk-l,risk,
sir, beyond anything we have dfeamed of.
The Southern cotton crop is n wonderful ono,
and our business with our Southern GUS
toners has increased fully twenty five per
cent. All cash, too. Republican Merchant
Good And now take this $l0,O 900 round to
Mr.. Jewell for The campaign fund. There is
no hope for the country while the Solid
South remains as at prescntpoverty- y-strick
en-, hungry for public plumber and rotten
with reputation. Sclah Nv. Y. World.
The Republican, politician who was re-
moved from his position as contractor in Sing
Sing Prison last week BECAUSE after hc had
sold his influence for $500 he earned the
money hy speaking few words in behalf OF
Lloyd llaigh, the torgcr, has been harshly
dealt with by his Republican superiors.
why should the man iarc worse than Zen
1arileld, VINO after ne had sold ms influence
Tor s',o"o earned th' money ny speaking u
l.w words to h"ss shepherd IN behalf OF De-
dolyer, the pavement contractor Ihe re-
moved h'Pmhi,cam l"ii''clah may iatura.ly
ask himself, why shou'" l"se my proht
able connection, ana he remitted 7. the Two
pain ot me, when ten: uarneid ior do'ne
substantially the same thing is taken up bny
my party to he put into the White House 7
We advise the injured man to insist on ai
explanation from Mr. Hamilton Fish.-N.
WORT"
The following additional nominations wer,
made the past week: AIabama-ArtluI
Bingham, Rep. Seventh District. Connec