Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-19

tison, the villainies of the ensmy have
bsen exposed a.. swiftly, as they have
been projected, and cunning schemes of
betrayal have been blighted under the
glare Of honest light that has been
turned upon them. Verify " the Demo
Gratis are coming" and the rickety ma
chine is tottering to its fall and will be
crushed to atoms by the ballots of No
vember.
THE grandest demonstration of Mr..
Pattison's campaigning tour occurred at
Erie last night when the people of that
good city assembled by thousands
to welcome the brave young re.
former to its gates, and in the evening
packed the opera house to hear the
words Of wisdom that fell from his lips.
The Democratic candidate seemed in
spired by his surroundings, as the speech
we elsewhere print amply testilies.
BEAVER says he is four pounds heavier
than when he began the canvass OF the
state. He will need the additional strength
he claims to have gained to bear up under
the crushing avalanche awaiting Linn in
November.
SENATOR FRYE. in his Pittsburgh
speech on Tuesday night, forgot to ir-
weigh against tho Independent ticket and
the naughty opponents of Cameron. Field
Marshal Cooper's introduction of foreign
talent on the Republican stump does not
appear to be all that his fancy painted
it,
HUBBELL plOw runs very smoothly,
but it occasionally strikes small Oh
struction. A Chinaman in the San Fran
cisco custom house responded to the de-
mand for 2 per cent. in this fashion ::
Me no give money bsckee Me care for
no Hubbell. Bimeby me go back to
Chinee. Hubbcll no go to hellee."
The new Democratic daily which has
becn projected for some time in Cincin-
natl will, it is announced, DO issued before
the end of November. 1t is to DC called
the Nens, and is to be on the order and
about tho size Of the Now York Sun.
Gov. Underwood, Of Kentucky, will have
editorial charge of it.
POSTMASTER PEARSON, of New York,
having learned that the heads Of depart
ments in tho postoffico had been requested
to aid in collecting political assessments
from the employees under them, yesterday
issued a circular calling the attention of
these officers to the fact that, by aiding
in the collection Of these funds they were
guilty OF misdemeanor and punishable
by fine and by discharge from the service
of the United States"
We are pleased to note the action of tho
rival candidates for the Democratic sena-
torial nomination in the Adams Cumber.
land district, who have agreed to submit
their claims to an arbitrator whose dicision
shall be final. This is a wise and sensible
deliverance from tho difficulty which the
Cameron henchmen were glcefully con.
templating in the expectation of slipping
their man Bosler in between the contend
ing Democratic factions. The united
Democracy Of the Cumberland valley are
invinciblc, and with single candidate
upon whom to concentrate their strength
they will snow the Star Route nominee
under TO the merry tune of thousands.
Messrs. Myers and Wagner arc to he con.
graduated upon arriving at this patriotic
conclusion. Each has manifested a will
lingness to surrender his own claims for
the good of the party, and however the
umpire shall decide the district is safe for
the Democratic candidate. Mr.. Cameron
finds his grip gone and Mr.. Bosler is no
longer happy.