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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-07-12
The Streator Free Press, in its champion

The Streator Free Press, in its champion
ship of the cause of Col. Plumb for the Re-
publican nomination for congress in this dis
trict, has the good quality at least of being
jealous and confident. 1t says, 1.-The nomi-
nation of Ralph Plumb as congressional can
didate on the Republican ticket from this
district is now an assured fact No matter
when the convention will be called, or
whether there are one or two, his support
ers are ready for the result, and crave no adj
vantage either in point of time or method.
Said red-hot Cullen man to us the other
day, "Col. Plumb will be beaten two to one
in this county, but should he even carry it,
he cant get a vote outside of the county,
except in one wayne has 'barl, and
may open it." All the "bar'l." What Re-
publican politician could ever resist 1t!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-07-12
1T is GROVER CLEVELAND !

The great Democratic Convention at Chr
cago has come and gone. Never before in
the history of the country has there been
such an assemblage of great names We have
gwen elsewhere partial list. In the pres
ence Of such greatness there could be nc
trifng-no frivolty There were no clowns
there-no Horrs or flanagans-anything like
buffoonery would have been sacrilege. The
scene was insprng--sublime, and the
proceedings were in keeping with the august
surroundings.
That such body Of men, gathered from
all quarters of the Union, with full con-
seriousness that they had in their keeping
the naming of the man who could surely be
elected the next President Of the United
States, and burlened with this great rsspon-
sibli,y, aud having no other motive or in
terest-high or low-to actuate them than
10 name that man, should have made a mis-
take is to proclaim all human wisdom vain
reliance and narrowing delusion.
The Convention has made no mistake. II
could have nominated Bayard, Mcdonald,
Thurman, or Carlisle. But all these great
men had their weak p0ints-to all Of them
there we're insuperable objections; doubtless
to Cleveland also there were objections but
in weighing them fairly and calmly in the
balance the preponderance was so largely in
his favor that the beam inclined promptly
and decisively to his side.
The Democracy Of the nation will joyfully
accept the decision of the Convention as the
wisest it was possible to make. 1t will re-
cognize in Grover Cleveland a statesman who,
though still young and but a few years upon
the great political stage, has proved himself
a man Of wisdom and nerve-one fearless
for the right--a true reformer, whom no
threats or Establishments can swerve from
a course marked out by the clear dictates of
law and justice, who can be trusted to Crap
pie with the manifold abuses and corruptiops
hat are seething the body polite of this
nation, eradicate them and cleanse from its |
oulness our whole governmental system |
Reform is demanded" in every department,
md Cleveland is the man to whom the NATHAN |
AN now look with confidence to bring it .
bout
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-07-12

New Orleans had bigger day than the
4th of July on Wednesday on the occasion
of unwilling monument to Margaret
Houghey Gov. Nichols delivered thrill
ling Grafton and the religious tervices were
alternately conducted by Jesuit priest
and Presbyterian minister. The recipi-
ent of these high posthumous honors was
an uncultured Irish woman who could
neither read nor write, who never wore a
silk dress or a kid glove, but who con
Quoted large mercantile business, acquir
ing great wealth, which she devoted dur
ing her lifetime TO the building Of an
orphan asylum and feeding the inmates.
She died two years ago, and her funeral
was the largest popular ovation the city
ever beheld.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-07-12

Congress adjourned quietly on Monday
without any of those disreputable scenes
of rowdyism and drunkenness that so often
mark the closing hours of session. The
hour Of adjournment was delayed and the
session continued over Sunday only to ena-
bic the Democrats to strangle the Republi-
can scheme to provide an electioneering
fund in the form of extra VACANT appropria
tons for big jobs in the navy. The Demo
Gratis are not opposed to restoration of our
navy to decent proportions, after its almost
total destruction by Republican manage
ment and corruption; but they are not
willing to vote any more millions to be
wasted in that way under the management
of corruptionists like the Reaches Robe
sons and Chambers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-07-12

Cyrus L. Stamate has decided to be Il
candidate for the nomination for circuit
clerk at the approaching Republican coun-
ty convention. Mr.. Stamate has been
spoken of in this connection for some time
past and has at last yielded to the sugges-
tons of his friends He is we'll acquainted
the county and very popular among the
young men of the Republican party. If
nominated he would give his whole time
to the canvass and is considered by many
as the only man who could give Billy Tay.
lor hot tussel-Ottawa Times.
Cy Stamate may be we'll enough to talk
about among the "boys" in Ottawa as 1.-THE
only man who can give Billy Taylor hot
russell" for the circuit clerkship, and we
have no doubt BILLY Taylor" would like
no better fun than to meet him in the
aforesaid "tussel," but Cy may as well save
his cigars, for he stands no more chance OF
getting the nomination than we do. 1t
has been contracted for in II very different
quarter-weeks ago, signed, sealed, settled.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-07-12

Assignee Davis, to whom the "calami-
ties" of Grant & Ward were turned over
after their remarkable failure as bankers
and brokers a month ago, after making a
careful schedule of all their available prop
erty and Indebtedness, figures out their
liabilities at $17,792 ,647.72, and the actual
value of their assets at $67174.3O. In other
words, the concern may be able to pay one
third of cent on the dollar. A third of a
cent is little enough in all conscience, yet
when one comes to see how the business of
the concern was managed, even that seems
more than might have been expected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-07-12

BLAINE AND THE lRIsH,-Among the
best posted and most influential democrats
in California is Chris Buckley, now dele.
gate in attendance at the convention in
Chicago. Being asked by an interviewer;
"Will Blaine gain any Irish votes in the
West?" Mr. Buckley said:
Not vote. The Irishmen of California
remember too well how, when McSweney,
of San Francisco, was arrested as n 'sus,
pect' in Ireland and confined for sixteen
months, that Blaine, then secretary of
state, refused to lift "A finger to have him
released and never even answered the let
tiers which Mrs. McSweney wrote him. 1t
was IA case that all San Francisco took an
interest in, and after Blaine's refusal to
help man whom all California knew to
be unjustly imprisoned, you can't persuade
a slope Irishman that Blaine is friend of
Ireland. They don't care much about for
eign interference with Chilli and Peru got
up to help out guano SPECTATORS
Mr. Buckley further expressed the opin
ion that Blaine would be showed under in
Nevada and California and that Cleveland
Or Thurman would carry the latter state by
10000 majority.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-07-12

city. Mr., Shaver, as II leading farmer and
citizen of the town of Rutland until few
years ago had frequently represented that
town mostably and acceptably in the Board
of Supervisors, and has served in numerous
other official positions He is a man of
education and splendid business qualifca
tons, of pleasant address and fine social
qualties--in a word, just the man TO make
a capable and influential member Of our
state legislature. 1t is known that he could
have had the nomination several years ago
but at the time declined it, but the reasons
which controlled his action then are under
stood to be no longer in the way.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-07-12

full, coolheaded young tidal-wave Governor,
Jas. b. Grant whom the convention made
chairman of the important committee on
Permanent Organization, composed OF men
of national reputation, The Governor
though quite young looking, impressed Us
AS man of fine intellect, of culture, ana
high toned, pure character, whom we shaii
hear more about some day, The delegates
were fortunate in having with them r. T.
Goodell, formerly of this state, than whom
no man in the convention enjoyed wider
acquaintance or amore intimate knowledge
and thorough experience in all the ways
and ms and outs of such bodies
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-07-12
GETTING INTO LINE.

The Republicans of this county have
called their county convention TO meet at
Ottawa August 9Th. There will be candi.
dates TO nominate for members Of the low
er house of the Legislature, circuit clerk,
recorder states attorney, county surveyor,
and coroner; and delegates to appoint to
the district convention to nominate can.
didate for congress.
As there is not much prospect of the
election of whatever county ticket the con
vention may nominate, the big fight will
be on the selection of delegates TO the con.
gressional convention, the strife being be.
tween Cullen and Plumb. Estimating the
men by their size and calibre, one would
think the strife should be short one, as
Col Plumb unquestionably greatly over
towers his opponent intellectually. But
there are some other things In which
Cullen has the advantage. He has pos
session and fights from the top of the
manure pile; then If a change in congress
man is to be made, some other county be
sides La Sale should have him, as it is
not fair according to republican precedent
and ethics in this district, that one county
should have the congressman all the time
when there are four other counties chock
full of patriots willing to serve their coun-
try in that desirable position. So, even
with La Sale county solidly united on her
man, it will be hard to get him in opposi-
ton to the other counties; but split up
into two hostile factions, one bowling for
Cullen and the other for Plumb, and each
ready to knife the other in favor of Tom
Jones or the d, il looks very much, in
deed, as though the republican nominee
for congress is to be an outsider as to this
county, and in that case, it is said, mani
fest destiny" points to ex-senator Marshall,
of WILL as the coming man. He is man
of the same intellectual stature of Cullen
and Hayes, and whom 1t ought not to be
difficult for the democrats to beat with a
stirring, active, brainy candidate like Dun
can or Nicholson of Ottawa, or Haley, of
Joliet
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Cleveland and Hendricks!

Just as we are ready to 60 10 pres:
fhe Jews flashes over the wires that the
Convention at Chicago has completed II,
presidential ticket by adding the name
Of Thomas A. Hendricks for Vice Presi
dent, thus making the ticket Cleveland and
Hendricks. 1t is substantially reproduc
ton of the old ticket of 1876, except tina,
the young and vigorous reformer Cleve
land is substituted for the stern but physi.
cally disabled reformer Samuel j. Tilden
And the battle cry will be the same AS If
Tilden headed the ticket: Reform Re.
form In every department. of the govern.
ment and redress for the great wrong and
fraud Of 1876"
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Cleveland and Hendricks !!
CAMPAIGN OF 1884 !
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