Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-10-11

that on the other hand the glorious news
from Ohio has simply served tb spur
them to renewed action. The opening
of a city headquarters to night will give
the Democrats of Lancaster ample op.
portunity to compare notes, and tell each
other the size of the majority they pro.
pose to roll up for Pattison in their sew.
eral districts.
OH O-o.O.o!
AND now for Pennsylvania
Quay says it's perfectly disgusting.
1t looks very much like another Demo.
cratic tidal wave.
THE Republicans went to bed early last
night. And it's just as we'll they did.
COOPER says be is still hopeful. Cooper
is the Tug Wilson Of American politics ;
he don't know when ne is whipped.
QUAY's pitiful bid for the Irish vote is
already recoiling ike boomerang on the
heads of its projectors.
BEAVER rode on Z locomotive yesterday.
lie can have a front seat in the cabin
when the boat starts for Salt River next
month.
president ARTHUR might appropriate
ly make Salt River ths administration
stamping ground during the balance of
his fishing trip.
THE pension clerks have had their saia
ries raised, and here som, mean spirited
person up and gives the whole thing
away to Hubbe'l. The hishwayman is
c,rrespondinsly happy.
DURING the month of August Al, oil ,O,.!
gallons Of petroleum were exported from
the United States, valued at 81, 500, 44c
and during the eight months ended Aug,
81, the exports were $50, ,O9S, $50 gallons OF
a value of $50, 9G4, ,s56.
THE Examiner, pointing with pride at
Republican SUCCESS in Maine, gleefully in
formed the readers that OHIO would speak
next. The Buckeye state has spoken and
its clarion tones, echoing from Lake Erie
to the Delaware, have sounded the death
knell of the bosses.
SENATOR STEWART told his audience at
Fulton opera house the ether night that
thc.e was no Democratic party except in
Borks county and up in the Tenth Legion
Pears then the bars must have been lei
down and some af 'en struggled over into
Ohio wonderful smart.
LET the good work go briskly on. Sim
ultaneously with the news of victory in
Ohio, comes the announcement that Erd
man has withdrawn in the 10th district
leaving Congressman Mutchler a cleal
field for reelection. The united aggres
sive Democracy of the state are moving
like resistless army on the works of the
enemy. The handwriting on the wall il
already visible, and the Republican ban.
quot board will soon he deserted.
PERHAPS General Beaver, that Christian
gentleman, who alluded to the Independ
endents as " "criuging hypocrits, without 9
single drop of manly blood in their cow
ardly carcasses," will be thunderstruck at
the returns from the Ohio election. But
Pennsylvania has greater surprise in
store for him in November, when he viii
be showed under so deep that the thaws
OF next spring will scarcely suffice to dis
cover him.
"THE abolition of unnecessary offices,
the reduction of the number of public
dependents, the narrowing Of responsi.
biliry and economy in the public expense,
constitute an urgent and practical reform.
This would be substantial benefit to the
people. To lessen the cost of government
lightens the burdens oflabor. The authors
and a5ettors of tho evils under which the
people suffer are now on their trial in shis
commonwealth. After a long Stewardship
they will be Judged by deeds and not by
declarations. Professions arc easily made
but the people Lave been fed on such dry
husls SO long that they Lave resolved to
determine who shall be their servants, no;
what is promised for the future, but by
what has been done 10 the past" ."-Fyom
Pattison's Commonwealth Club Speech.
PERSONAL.