Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-10-23
POLITICAL 1TGIds.

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The Elmira Adcertiser SAYS: Yer
mont. Maine, Ohio-these three; but
the greatest of these is Ohio,
The Independent labor party in Ba,
county has indorsed Gibson, the re
publican congressional nominee.
West Virginia which gave Hancock
a plurality Of III, 900, gave less than
5000 III favor of the democrats last
week.
The Cincinnatil Commercial GaSett
says; The cIeveesd tlrs, bugs win, Il
they get chance, vote the Cleveland
ticket.
I'm the morning." he said II feel
like voting for ST. John, but before
the day is over l get democratic
again"
The Detroit Post says; What on
earth the democrats form Cleveland
guards of honor for2 Is il becatIse he
has robbed SO many women of theirs ?
The st. Louis Globe Democrat saws
The tour of Carl Schurz through Ohio
can be traced on n map by a streak of
republican gains which he left in his
wake.
There is nothing like being cheerful
IN adversely. The battle Creek demo-
Gratis have been celebrating 'the dem
ocratic gain of Is, 900 in Ohio. over
The n. York star (Tammany) says :
In Chicago last July, we remember,
Ohio was promised to the democracy
by 40, COO majority in case Cleveland
were nominated.
Mr.. Damit is member of the Ca
madam pairisnen,,aud the newspapers
over there are excited about It.-Dainitl
Tbat is what The q mocrats call il.
when you ask them about the ncre
from ohio.
The Baltimore american says: Ohio
has spoken in thunder tones announc-
ing The election of James q. Blaine in
November to the presidency of the
United States. This is the real signif.
icence of yesterdays vote.
The New YORK Tribune says: The
Jacksnipes of the democratic party are
now engaged in talking about their
great victory, but they would give
prize chrome TO the man who could
prove "a victory from the returns.
The Det. Journ0l SAYS: Miss Cleve-
land drew such crowd 10 hear her
defense OF Grover Cleveland, at Jonia.
tnat IA large overflow meeting was ad
dressed by local Ipeakers She should
nave defended Beecher while she had
her hand in. Aiust have been nest
hidern herself.
The Toledo Blade says: The Windy
pendent organs i'm the East were cock
sure that Ohio was going democratic.
"1hH Gt rman vote will be against the
republican, r--a--..---i -7vrrrrrA TIar uNvu
that Does it look as if Ar Schurz
carries the OHIO German vote in his
breeches pocketi
Tho New York sun closes peppery
article in it, issue Of Oct. 10th by de-
fining its position in these words:
Butler flist, Blaine second, Cleveland
never" A staff correspondent of the
SIM, writing from Pennsylvania, says
that that stete will probably give
Blaine loo 900 majority.
The Inter ocean says II was re-
poried some weeks ago that there was
an election in Georgia. Nobody seems
TO have heard whether il was actually
held or not. In states like Georgia,
where but one side is allowed to have
a vote counted. it would seem almost
~ uStltSS waste Ol tiiilt W DtIiOt.
The Detroit Journal, says "a wall
of woe comes up from Ohio, but just
why the democrats should complain
that republicans spent 50, 600, 600 buy
ing votes when the democrats them
selves got the money, is a thing no fell
lah can find out They are only
kicking themselves because it was not
81, 600, 900.
ut was not much Of shower. after
all, " the democrats are saying of the
Ohio election. Tradition asserts that
the people who dwelt upon the earth
before the flood, remarked when the
storm began: "lt will not be much Of
shower" Nevertheless all who were
not i'm the ark were drowned. Bay
Hy TiJune.
s. O. Fisher is rich and aristocratic.
Not long ago he remarked profanely
that he wished to God the time would
come when one could distinguish his
wife from hired girl" Fisher now
poses as a great friend to the Ia borers
of this congressional district but his