The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-07-28
Waits from the Political Whirlpool

THE Democracy needed no Introduction to the peo-
pie of Ohio. They are old acquaintances.
MIR. BooKwALTER understands mechanics and
farming" He will understand something of politics
after next October.
DEMOCRATIC papers laying great stress upon
the assertion that Bookwalter is "a self made man.
But did he do a good job? That's the question.
THE Democracy of Ohio step to the front again as
the champions of the laboring man. Last year they
defeated the platform of "a tariff for revenue
only.' Truly, the Democratic is a party of varie-
gated principles.
DEMOCRATIC papers authority for the state
ment that there never much sneak-thieving
known in Columbus in the length of time, al
the recent Bookwalter Convention.
BooKwALTER has formed partnership with the
Democratic politicians. Bookwalter furnishes the
money, and the politicians the experience. When
the business is closed up next October the polti-
clans will have the money-all they get of it-and
Bookwalter will have the experience.
IN 1856 the Democracy in National Convention IRE
solved, That the American Democracy place their
trust in the intelligence, the patriotism, and the dis
eliminating justice of the American people," And
that 'trust' well placed, and has never been be-
trayed, for the American people have uniformly de-
feated the Democratic party at every National cleo
tion since that time.
AS the democrats of OHIO are processing such an
abundance of brothery affection in this campaign
suggest this from Job XV-34 as worthy of passing
glance. 1t should be read in connection with the
ceedings of the Democratic State Convention:
For the congregation of hypocrites shall be desc
late and fire shall the tabernacles of bri-
berry,
IT was useless for the Democracy make protesta-
tions of political virtue, at the recent State Conven
tfon The people have not forgotten that it the
Democracy that tried to debauch the female orphans
In the Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at Xsna
and 1t was Democratic carousal that set fire and
burned portion of the buildings at the institution.
AFTER Mr.. Bookwalter heard the news of his nom
lhaton he became somewhat excited, and went home
TO read his bible in quiet for few Open
ing the sacred book at random his eye rested upon
this-Job Xviii: God hath delivered me to the
ungodly, and turned me into the hands of the
wicked"
DEMOCRATIC journals inform us that Book walter is
farmer, and thoroughly understands the wants OF
the poor men also that he is the second largest
er in the United States and manufacturer worth a
million dollars In fact, he is suited classes and
conditions. He is like certain patent pill that are
recommended to loosen of costiveness or check
a of diarrhna, in minute.
"OHIo is not going back on the President this fall -
Cincinnati COMMERCIAL
What has the election in Ohio do with the Presi
dent? Does the President own the State of Ohio
Or, does Ohio run the Presidency and the National
Government? We have much Estate pride'' as
anybody, but cannot help believing that the Gov
ernment would go on If Ohio were stricken entirely
out of "the siserhood of States" The President is
attending to his business Let the State of Ohio
do the same.