Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1884-10-30


Voters of the 2nd District: flour scholarly |
Representative, the Hon. Wm l.. Wilson, was
deserving of Il, 400 Of your suffrages while yet /
untried ia the legislative arena, to what meas
ure of increase shall his brilliant record in the
House entitIe him?
John Kelly supplements his monster Tam
many ratification last week with an assurance
from his own lips that Cleveland shall get six
tv thousand majority in New York City. As
this figure represents Tammany's actual voting
strength we may infer that Tammany is loyal.
The poetry of Babyhood is turned into the
blankest kind ofproSc when one has to walk the
floor all night to the ceaseless music of collie
suffering baby. Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup prevents
air such scenes and troubles 10y its unfailing
influence
A Jefferson county paper attributes Ohio
Countys majority solely 20 Auditor Miller
Don't laugh = Wheeling Register.
IF the Register meant TO refer to THE FREE
Pass. which it didn't, it would have employed
the definite article. Don't frown, friends.
A very unpleasant sect to disagree with is 4
new religious body whose existence has within
few months come to light in the Crimea.-
Members deem it their duty 10 kill, on the ear
Hest opportunity, those who differ with them.
This new sect must have gotten their inspira-
ton from Mr. Blaines religion Of hate.
John Kelly assures the Democratic party of
the Union that Tammany will support Cleve-
land-and that he will be elected. He scorns
the idea that Tammany could do otherwise than
vote for the man who has done 50 much for
New York IL his capacity Of Governor OF that
great Commonwealth.
Ofthe 800 Deputy L. ). Marshals employed
by the Republican party in Ohio on the 18th
and paid out Of the public treasury, 1900 were
NEGROES. The Republicans expected resistance
and bloody work and they pressed the poor
negro to the front just as they meFcilessly drove
him into the Crater at Petersburg
Bob Inccrsou isn't breaking his atheistic
neck working for Blaine Cause why The
lamented Garfield pat Jim in his cabinet at
Bobb's request and later on the Secretary from
down east antagonized Bobs appointment 20
Berlin because of his views anent religion. Bob
staid homeland so Will Blaine.
To those who have watched the political
meanderings of Benjamin L. B. his present
greenbacl pose in the interests of Blaine does
not seem especially wonderful. The only mar
vel is how any party could be so foolish as to
trust him aiall THE VIRGINIA FREE Press as
serted long ago thar Butler was only playing
into the hands Of the republicans.
d" He has taken a contract to deliver our par
ties and the working element Of democratic
procliyities over to that embodiment and patron
/ Of .loaopolt James g. Blaine, to crafty his re-
venges upon Grover Cleveland and fora price
amply sufficient to stimulate such az extraor-
binary and unprecedented effort. '-Greeabact-
er Pqrsops on Butler.
/ Dudley, the pensions commissioner, and his
office horde are zeaiously at work in Indiana
plying their Ohio scheme among the bluecoats
and their women-kind. Promises TO favorably
consider applications for pension are cheaper
\ than money brides and less delicate-in the eyes
ola Dudley
Before official position had handicapped his
editorial pen Hqrteye Hatton, the new p. NJ
Genl. said of Blaine His political intimates
were and are the representatives of all that is
tricky and insincere in politics as well as of all
that is bad and corrupting. The Harkeye is
now dutifulIy supporting Jimgee. Nqfcei
Black Jack Logan has taken pains TO inform
the country that If he had his way be wouldn't
le; the Administration pass ont of republican
hands if the democrats should by violence pre-
vail Hi, is there another electoral scheme, or
a darker plot. already hatching2
Candidate St John at Buffalo: " have been
a workingman. / know what il is to WELD
pick in mine to chop cord wood, TO swing
scythc. I have always been a protectionist,
but begin to think have been in error be-
licye now that hetariG protects ne monopolia ten
times more than it does the workingman.'
W. H. Parsons, of the greenbacl-labor COM
mittee. has rudely torn the veil from the bloom
ing countenance of the Widow Butler and
shown up that individual as republican decoy
duck-managed by. and in the liberal pay Of.
the Jimgee crowd. He is using US, writes
Parsons solely TO defeat Cleveland in New
York by dividing the democratic vote" Pleas
ant reading this, for Ben
-~s o--
Why. said Give. when defending his In
dian spoliations, when 1 remember my OPP
poriunities I stand ashast at my own modera-
ton That's exactly how Jimgee feels about
his wasted opportunities. ACCORDION TO his
chief musician. The Nsic York Tribune. James
q. Blaine only received One Million and Six |
Hundred Thousand Dollars from the Pacific /
Railroad for his influence whilst Speaker of
the House of Representatives.
On Saturday We heard a gentleman, who |
said he was not in politcs-having been away /
OF IN the territories-ask an intelligent Repub-
hcan what is thematter with Blaine?" Al /
mos, everything Is the matter with him. was I
the ready response. He is the most stupen- /
dous liar of the age, a foul corrup;ionist, dis /
honest. insincere, tattooed all over with ap- /
pauns putrefying political botChcs and pri- I
yate b'emishes.
Caught a Tartar Henry e. French. a promi- I
ucnt business man and Blaine republican, of .
Buffalo was asked by another Blaine republi-
can whether DE had ever seen Governor Cleve-
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