The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-24
SHOWED UNDER.
JIM NYE, OF THE BOOMERANG, ON rHELITE
CYCLONE.

jim nYE, OF THR BOOMERANG, ON TIE LATE
CYCLONE.
We have net the enemy and We are his'u.
We have made our remarks and We are now
ready to listen TO the gentleman from New
| YORK. We could have dug out, perhaps and
explained about New York, but when almost
every State in the Union rose up and made
certain statements yesterday, We found that
the job OF explaining this matter thoroughly
would be wearisome and requires great deal
Of time.
We do not blame the Democracy for this.
We are little surprised, however, and
grieved. Il will interiors with our wardrobe
! this winter. With an oTercoat on Wyoming.
plug hat on Iowa, q pair Of pantaloons on
Pennsylvania and boots on the general result.
It looks now As though we would 20 through
/ the winter wrapped in bed quilt and pro-
found meditation.
We intended 10 publish an extra this morn
ing, but the news was OF such = character that
we thought We could get along without It.
What was the use OF publishing an extra
with Republican majority only in Red
Buttes
The cause OF this great Democratic freshet
In New York yesterday but why go into de-
tails, we all have an idea why It was So The
number Of votes would seem to indicate that
there was tendency toward Democracy
throughout the State.
Now In Pennsylvania, IL you will look over
the returns carefully-but why should we
/ take up your valuable time offering explana-
ticns Of a political matter Of the past?
Under the circumstances some would 20
| and yield to the soothing influences of the
msddening bowl, but we do not advise that.
1t would only furnish temporary relief. and
the recoii would be punishment
We resu me our arduOus duties with q feel.
/ ing of extreme ennui, and with that sense of
surprise and astonisbment that q man does
who has had large brick block fall on him
when he was not expecting t. Although we
/ feel little lonely to-day-having met but
few Republicans on the street, who were
| obliged to come out and do their marketing
1 we still hope for the future.
The grand old Republican party
But that's what We said last week. II
sounds hollow now and meaningless, some.
how. because our voice Is q little hosrse, and
/ We are showed under so deep that II is din.
! cult for Us to enunciate.
Now about those bets II the parties 70
whom We owe bets-Snd we owe most every
body-will just agree to take the stakes, and
not 20 into details not stop to ask us about
the state Of our mind, and talk about how il
was done. We don't care. We don't wish to
have this thing explained AZ all We are moi
OF an inquiring turn Of mind. Just plain
facts are good enough for Us, without sny
narrowing details. In the meantime We ar,
going to work to sarn some more money e
bet on the asxt election, Judge FolRsr and
others, come over and sss US when you haV,
time and We will talk this matter over. Mr
B. Butler we wish We had your longevity
| With q robust constitution We And that mos
any man can wear out cruel fate and Re
there At last. We do not.fesl 90 angry as VI,
do grieved and surprised. We are panied h
see the American people thus betrAy our con
hdenee aHd throw . large wardrobe into the
hands OF the relentless foe.-Ldrarais Boevs
srGng.