The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-28
words of warning to young Men.

Words of warning to Young Men.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer, after
eplying in fitting language to the in
client declaration of Colonel DeGolyer
'avement Parsons that " it is almost a
moral impossibility for young man
blessed with intelligence, hope. ambi-
ion, generous enthusiasm and patri-
,tism, to be Democrat" and demon
,trating the manifest absurdity of the
utters the following words of
warming and advice to the young men
of the country:
Young man, do not 90 into camp
and lie down by the fostering body of
Dorsey and Brady, the star route
where you can find Belknap
rolling in post-trade thefts where you
can find Landaulet Williams, now the
Arthur candidate for Senator from
Oregon Hipple-Mitchell, the Repub-
lican boss of the State; Effigy' Sar-
gent, United States Minister to Oregon;
Chorpenning Cresswell, United
States counsel to the Alabama Claims
Commission Indian Ring Harlan,
Judge on the same Commission "Safe
Burglar" Harrington, Chairman Del
aware Republican State Central Com
mi ttee ; Simon Cameron, at large in
Pennsylvania; Poor House Thief
Phipps, allowed to escape Signal Ser
vice Howgate, invited to walk off with
100000; Presidency Thief William
E. Chandler, Secretary of the Navy ;
Secor Robeson, administration leader
in Congress Subsidy Pomeroy, Re-
publican leader Kansas " Jack" Bur
bridge, Republican leader and Revenue
Agent in Kentucky Presidency Thief
Kellogg, Senator by fraud from Louis
lana; Repudiator Malone, Arthur
Senator from Virginia; Repudiatol
Riddleburger, his colleague Fort Pill
low Chalmers, Administration candi.
date for Congress in Mississippi
"Mike" Dady, who escaped Jail by
States evidence, United States Build
ing Inspector for New York; Presi
dency thief r. B. Hayes, at liberty with
5000, 900 of stolen money in his keep
Aliunde Bradley on the Supreme
Bench STANLEY Matthews, beside then
to make an unholy trinity Whisky
Specializing John Sherman, Senator
from Ohio Presidency Thief Madison
Wells, Surveyor, New Orleans Presi
dency Thief Cazenave, Customs Clerk
New Orleans; Presidency Thief An
derson, Deputy Collector, New Or
leans Presidency Thief Packard, Con
sui to Liverpool; Electoral Commits
sioner Edmonds, Senator from Yer
mont Electoral Commissioner Ere
linghuysen, Secretary Of State Elect
oral Commissioner Hoar, Senator from
Massachusetts Whisky Ring Hessins
Republican controller of Illinois; Con
vict Kemble, Republican leader, Phil
adelphia; Presidency Thief Stearns
United States Comm issioner; Presi
dency Thief Cowgirl, United State
Marshal, New Mexico; Certifcat,
Forger Darrell, Congress candidate
Third Louisiana District Mr.. Blaine
of the Mulligan Letters, Republican
leader in Maine Hallet Kilbourne, A
r. Shephard's blind-pool real estat
man, in full feather in Washington
William NJ. Stewart, of Emma Mine
Republican leader of Nevada Credi
Mobilier Patterson, Republican leader
New Hampshire; Bribery Caldwell
of Kansas, United States Postal Agent
Black Friday" Boutwell,, Commits
siOner to Revise Laws; Venezuel
Orth, Congressman from Indiana
Pacific Mail King, Republican leader
Minnesota; Freedman's Bank, o. c
Howard, Major-G General, United State
Army; John J. Patterson, South Cal
olina, rewarded with Office for til
confessed stealing Of millions. and
host of other fello WIS whose corruptiO
and scOundrelism is known to all me
throughout the land Keep out I
that camp, young man, if you Walt
. your honor and your manhood.
And then, young man, reflect, to
that the murdered Garfield was sent
! his long home by Republican,
, I" Stalwart Of the Stalwarts, in order th
the kind of statesmen named in IL
above lines might be kept in offic
They were afraid that the "your
men" of their party might throug
the instrumentality of Garfield
brought to the front and their misdee
exposed, and he was assassinated tn
Il Stalwartism might rule,