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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-10-23
THE LIES OF 1884 !
TAIR-swoRD OF BUNKER HILL

He lay upon his slsepless bed,
His eye was blea, e and dim;
Aud with n husky voice he called
His scowling son to HIM.
Weep rot for me- the veteran said,
Though am cast ashore;
But tell to me. once more. dear boy,
The Lies of Eighty Four
The lies we're tcld-the blinking eye
Lit with a sndden flame.
And as he heard tn. ir stunning depths
He murmurrd Csry's name;
Then said MY boy, though you may be
A strong man at four-scnre.
You n+'er will live tn hear such lies
As those of Eighty-Four.
'.On many dark and doubtful day
I've bravpd the Yankee hand,
And was never found without
A ready lie at hand.
But through the many hitter fights
Which had fought before.
No lies e'er served ne half so well
As those of Eighty -Four"
''Oh. tell them on - his accents broke,
And. on that slerpless bed.
He lay. at last In drunken sleep,
His hot and aching head.
And Though that thickened tongue is still'd,
Aud tells its tale no more.
Ten Thousand Democrats repeat
The lies of Efghtv-Four.
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NOTICE

Pattie Williams, residing at Norfalk Virginia,
will taKe uoicr thai on the 18th uay of SepIeni-
ber, "A D. 1881, Ransom w Williams filed his
petition in the Court uf Common Peas OF Jack
Son County, Ohio, being cause number 2672,
praying divorce from said Pattie Williams,
On The ground OF willfoi absence from said Ran
SCm ". VILLA nus for more Ihan turee Years last
past, andFtharsaid causewil be for hearing on
and after November a. A. D 1884
RANSOM w. WILLIAMS.
G. A. ATKISsos, ATTY.
Sept, Is, LISA CIV
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Ben White. wife, son, and sons wife
who had been on a visit, started for their
home, in Michigan, this week. We were
well acquainted with Mr.. White and his
wife, Miss .Jenetta Ewing, before theiI
marriage. Mr.. White was pupil of ours
forty four years ago, We had the pleas
ure of taking dinner with them one day
last week, at thu RESIDENCE Of A. F. Nc
Carley and wife.
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The Democratic politicians hav'
learned the somewhat severe and un-
expected lesson that hen it comes t.
a question of right or wrong in hmer-
lean politics, the great body of th'
Germans vote squarely on the side OF
right, just as they marched to tn,
front, during the war, to assist ii.
putting down a Democratic rebellion
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Nnw in the time.

During this beautiful fall weather is
the time to lay i'll your stock OF vegeta-
bles for winter use. And groceries are
now plenty and cheap, and The place TO
get evety thing in this line of goods is at
the grocery store Of d. D. DUNCAN, be-
tween the Isham House and the First
National Bank.
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Mark SIArnhrryer.

Mark Sternberger Intended to have his
advertisement changed this week, but it
came in too late. He has received a very
large stock of fall and winter goods, too
tedious to enumerate. He has ladies'
cloaks, mems fall and winter wear, over
shoes-in fact, a very full assortment and
variety. Look out for his advertisement
npxt week
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"Your carriage horses are slavering
fearfully. # they go on at this rate
there will soon be scarcely grease spot
of them left. Fake them off the .ciIoyeri
boy; put them in the stable, and give
them some of Days Horse and Cattle
Powder. That is what they want" 1t
costs only 25 cents.
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Death Of Samuel Stephenson,

Samuel Horton was in our Office on Tuesday,
and inforne Us that his uncle, Samuel Ste
phens on, died at the residence of his son, in
Webster. on sunday moPning. He was nearly
s. years Of age, and had resided in HaHilt9n
Township for more than fifty years. He was
one of the very b-st citizens of This county. An
obituary notice will BE- published hereafter.
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To all who are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions of youth. nervous
weakness. early decay, loss of manhood,
&c, will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in South America. Send aself-addressed
envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station D Nea0 York City. 13mchS4y
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Public Sale.

The undersigned will offer for sale. at public
auction, AT the Jeff, ,r>on Furnace, in Jeffers IN
Township. Jackson County, OHIO, gu Saturday,
descTipei property, belonging tn the estate Of
JaIe w! 4ohes, a oe SD. n-wiI: Tw"-thirds
~ of one ishare of he Original stock of the
Sale O commence at. 10 O'Clock forenoon.
Terms-Cash il haud ON day of sale, under
the ord. of the Probate Coutt -
J. EDWARD JONES,
Oct. %, 1884 3W Administrators
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We have been little careful lately not
to say too much about Miller's store, as
he has had plenty of customers; yet he
always finds time to attend to all custom
ers. He always keeps his stock full, of
all kinds of goods of the Grst quality, and
at loweset prices.
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The GAINESVILLE Signal (Dem.) say>
the Democracy are jubilant over tn.
returns. Why not? When an old
moss-back Democrat goes to the polls
aud votes, and finds that the Republl-
cans have swept the State, he can G.
home and tell the old woman that it :
all right-jnSt Ms usual.
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The following persons paid sub
seFiption during the last two weeks:
Charles w. Jenkins, Jackson,
| O........ 0U
D. Longlott, Jackson, O...... so
Allen Harris, IS '' 25
VIM. Deyer, Flat, Q,........ 90
A. T. Swan. South solon, o.. 10
Robert Seay, Wellston, O.,.. 2 90
Mrs. Minerva Crump, Samson
will, o.. ................ l 90
David Steward, Berlin X Roads
| Y O........ w
Joseph Irons, Beaver, o.. 25
w. S. Crabtree, Glade, O..... 90
Wm shumate, Oak Hill, o.. 1 90
George Faulkner. Gallia Fuf=
mace, @ -. ,,.,.,..::.::: 1 90
VIM. Gilliland. Beaver, o.; l 90
DIR. Evans, SamSonville, ..... so
Mrs. DR.. McGifin, Tippecanoe,
City O.................. l w
DR.. VIM J. Welch, Duncan
Vile, Ill: Is
F. W. Evans. Thurman, 0.::: / 90
George Gillian, Jimes. O,.... ba
VIM J. Jones, Jackson, O....s 25
S. L. Croy, New City, Ill.,. 25
Armenia Scurlock, Keystone, O I 90
Henry B. Leach, Berlin X
Roads. Q..:.............. 25
T. D. Grifiths, Jackson, 6.,:: I Q0|
J. T. Horton, Gambia, O.....s l 90
VIM. Poor, Rocky Hill, o.. 1 90
Milton Smith, Centreville, Iowa 1 90
James M. Lee, Schooly's o.. 25
Fred. Apllenieux, Gallipolis, 0 1 90
Geo. W. Brown, Jackson, O.: 1 90
Geo. Dever, Mabees, O.....,. / 90
|. C. Long, Wellston, O...... l 90
Chas. M. Gilman, Fort Supply,
Indian Ty. 1 90
]. Farrar,G Coalton, O 49,. 1 90
D. S. Barton, Jackson, 6..,.. I 90
Ben. Humphreys, ' So. 25
R. NJ Criswell, "..... l 90
Isaac Roman. "..... 25
Stephen D. Morgan, Coalton, 0 1 90
R. w. Smith. Rappinssille Ne. / 90
VIM. Hays, Jackson, O....... 10
C. c Chandler, Byers, O...... l 90 |
Harvey Canter, Mabees, o.. SO
A. w. Bingham, Coalton, o.. 2 25
Il. Downey, Jackson, O, .s.. 2 90 |
Pearl Brown, Coalton, o.. 30
Susie Wilson, Gambia, o.. 1 90
johnson Murphy, Jackson o.. 25
Wash Rice, Troy, O........ 25
Jacob Hartman, Troy, o.. 25
H. schel!epger, jackson, o.. l 90
V. G. Martindaie, :. g.. 1 so
G.. w. Coon, Salem Centre. T.. 2s
VIM. E. Roberts, Jackson, o.. / 90
Total for the two weeks. .$42 10
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To Economical Buyers

To Economical Buyers
And all those who appreciate the value
of dollar, we cordially invite you to in
spect our immense new fall and winter
stock of Mems, Youths and Boys Suits.
ovEReoAFsl ovERcoArsl oYERQ9ATsl
Hats, Caps, Underwear, Shirts, and Gents
Furnishing Goods. An inspection of our
large stock will satisfy you that we are
headquarters for every article in the line
of mems or boys wear.
STERNBERGER Bros,
The Wide Awake Clothiers,
Jackson, Ohio.
Corner opp: Court House.
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We have one request to make OF
our Democratic friends-that they get
up another grand torchlight demon
s7ration, just before the Novembe'
election
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-10-23

Leo Ebert whined to the miners a
Coalton about the great tax on stick
ing plaster. LEO ought to have used
som- of on his party, to make it stick
hoIfan
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-10-23

Mrs. MeCollisteI was married in Gsa'eytlle
last week, to Mr.. Dewey, OF Jasper, Pike Coun.
~. Size Is The oldest daughter OF Judge T N
Howell Many people in Jackson remember
In,D Howell
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-10-23

Cleveland had big meeting IL
Brooklyn one day last week. Beechr'
was on hand. but Maria didn't get in
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Notice to Contractors.

OFFICE OF sUP'r OF COUNTY INFrRMARY,,
October l5 1854 :
Bids will be received at this Office until Sat
urday Nov. 1, 1884, at 1 O'Clock p. M, tor the
building apartments for the insane, at the
County InfiI m''ry. Building To be frame. Plans
and specifications on file at this office
The Commissioners ieserve the right to reject
any all bids.
BY older of
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
Jacks son County, o
i. Y. HARBARGER, Sup't Co. Int'y.
October u, 1854 ~ss1
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-10-23

Grosvenor's majority over Vance i
over 500. We don't know hop
much he beat R~form.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-10-23

In q marriage notice published last week, the
name was printed ''Trion." 1t should have
bean "Irion."
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Thirty thousand for Blaine and Lo
gun, will b about the size Of the Oh o
victory In November.

An occasional Democrat still hang
on bv the eyebrows, but they musi
all tumble.
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rRough on Rats" 8 ears out Rats, Nice, lsc
"Rough on Corns," for Corns, Bunions. 15c.
Thin people. "weIls' Health Renewer" re-
stores heath and Vigor, cures dyspe psia, &c. 81.
Rough on Toothache," instant relief. 15c.
Ladies who would retain freshness and
HlXssei'y don't fail 10 try Wells Health Re-
"Buchu- pa iba, ''great kidney and urinary cure
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs. rats, mice,
cleai ed out by Rough on Rats" l5c.
"Rough on Coughs" troches, 15c.; liquid, 25c
For children. slow in development puny
end delicate, use Wells Health Renewer."
"Rough on Dentist" Tooth RoRder, Try it. l5c.
biIily cur ID by "Wells' ii eaith Renewer." 81
Mother Swans Worm Syrup, for feverish-
ness, woIms, constipation; tasleless. 25c..
Singing. irritation, all Kidney and Urinary
com plants cured by "Bucn u-paiba." 81.
Night sTss.s n fegss eatIIs maLaEfe, dyspep
My husband (writes a LADY, Is three times
the man since using "Wells' Health Renewer."
If you are falling, broken, worn out and
ne, vous, Use Wells Health Renewer." 81.
Preva.ense afEianey complaint in America;
'Buchu-paioa" iSa duHk; cults zig eqI5. 81.
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Died-October Is. 1884, John E. Dauhan, aged q
years. months and days.
At special meeting of Division 9. A. o. H.. of
Jackson Ohio, held October 20, 1884, the following
memorial was adopted.
WHEREAS 1t has pleased Almighty God to take
our beloved brother John E. .uhan, from Labpr TO
Reward. and
WHEREAS. AS our worthy brother has been an es-
teemed and consistent member of our Division, and
the 18th day Of October passed through the portals
of death to that bound-ss eternity beyond therefore
be 1t
Rescued. BY Division No. 9, A. o. H. of Jackson
County, Ohio
Ftrst-That to the memory and many virtues of the
deceased, and for many noble ats of manhood which
characterized his noble life deem it privilege
tht by his Industrious habits exemplary char
acter and Jealous devotion TO the welfare of this So
cie1y. and his honorable discharge of all trusts i'm
posed upon him, he has set an example worthy of
Ia ting remembrance.
to his consistent Christian and exemplary life and
and to the community.
Third-That this Division tender its heartfelt SYM
pathies bis beareaved sisters, and while they
mourn his loss here would remind them that he
has gone to the God who made MIN. spd trust they
will find consolation Him who doeth ali things for
the best.
Fourth-That this memorial be spread upon the
Rinptes of Society. and given to Jackson County
papers and Catholic Columbian.
DANIEL CRossIN,
J. H. CLARK,
p. O'MALLEY,
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Bread.

Bread.
Lewis and Morgan have their new
bakery in full operation. Mr.. Lewis
brought US two loaves of bread on Mon
day. We have eaten enough bread in our
day, to be somewhat of a judge, and we
pronounce this bread very good.
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Go to ]. NJ. Kimberling & Bro, for fine
Jerseys, in all colors, at less than half
price.
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JERSEYS! JERSEYS! JERSEYS!

We will open on Thursday morning
Big Stock of Ladies, Misses and Children's
Jerseys, in Black, Navy and Ok Blood,
latest novelties and at lower prices than
ever. MARTINS,
On Broadway
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Grosvenor just swept the District
with Vance.
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SOlartype.
What is that? 1t is new stove, just
being introduced by G. Graham. We in
tend to get one, and try it,
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D. L. Pickrel Il Co. are selling the
Cleveland Fertilizer, the greatest grain
and grass producer in the market.
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Tribute Of Respect.
HALL OF OAK HILL LODGE, 5S5

HALL OF OAK HILL LODGE, 5S5 }
l. %. %. F..
OAK HILL. a., October Is. 1854
WHEREAS, God the supreme Grand Architect Of
rho Universe. the author of all created intelligence
called from labor worthy and esteemed Broth
John KEGS. therefore, be 1t
Resolred, That recognize the power of Divine
Law In removing from midst our worthy brother,
who a good cit ard neighbor an honest man
and uErght Odd Fellow humbly submit to lin
who doeth all things well, and with reverence most
hunbly bow.
Resoired, That the man. and manly virtues of our
departed brother psaataed in his life are worthy
of imitation.
ResolUed, That hereby tender our fraternai SYM
pahies the bereaved family ofour deceased BROTH
ResoIrsd. That copy of these resolutions be spread
upon the records of this Lodge copy be sent to the
'amily of deceased brother. and o copy be fur
nished each IF the county papers for publication.
Be IL further
Resoired That the thanks of the Lodge are due and
hereby rendered jackson Lodge. NJ" Az for their
assistan the burial of our deceased brother.
VIM. w. EVANS.
l. B. ToLLIvER,
GEO. !. REINIGER.
Committee.
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Notice.
Notice,

The undersigned has been appointed by the Probate
Court of jackson County, OniO. Executor the
John j. Richards, deceased, late Bloom
field Township, In said County.
JANE RICHARDS,
l6oct3w Rempel o.
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4 CARD.

Total for the two weeks. $42 10
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-10-04
every vote for the Tammany local ticket
shall be cast for Cleveland.
CLEVELAND AT BUFFALO.

If the size and enthusiasm of the crowds
that turn out 10 greet a presidential candi-
date on his travels are any Indication of his
real strength, then Cleveland is miles in
ADVANCE of Blaine in view of the tremen-
dous series of ovations that attended his
journey the other day from Albany to
Buffalo. Such crowds as gathered at every
depot 10 greet him had never been seen in
those parts, while his reception AT Buffalo
was the grandest pageant of the kind ever
witnessed in the state, All the business
streets of the city We're blaze of illumina-
ton, and in spite of a drenching rain, ten
thousand torches marched in the process
sion to greet him. His speech on the oc-
casion is model of neatness and good
taste, and in sharp contrast with the insipid
tatfy of Blaine on like occasions.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-10-04

and evinces vulgarity with recklessness of
statement. Mr. Beecher, In common with
some other clergymen, deems Cleveland
the nobler and better man for President,
expects to vote for him and see him elect
ed. In common with good many others,
he believes Mr.. Cleveland has been grossly
slandered by low and irresponsible persons
as respects his general character and de.
pertinent. The charges are that he has
been grossly immoral all his life The most
scrupulous investigation by a large number
of persons seeking to know the exact truth,
as leaders and teachers, editors and minis
ters, gave one result, and only one, that
the charges proceeded from dens of infamy
and were without foundation in truth A
person who does not know this is not quail.
fled to be an editor. A personal respect for
truth is next to moral purity itself.
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A SCANDAL BOOMERANG.

Some housing scoundrel in Buffalo, call.
ing himself Samuel N. Warren, NJ. d.,
recently got hold of bill of the Buffalo
Orphan Asylum, which read as follows
Mr.. FRANK GUENTHER:-
To Buffalo Orphan Asylum Dr.
To board of Cleveland from Nov.
10th, to Feb. 10th, 1888, 10 weeks
at SOU per week .............. $3.50
ny CdsH' ...'... lU.UU
The bill was for child of Mr.. Guenther
named Cleveland Guenther, but the scoun.
drel cut off the name of Mr.. Guenther in
the heading and substituted that of Grover
Cleveland, and undertook in that way to
prove that Gov. Cleveland was supporting
an illegitimate child at the Orphan Asylum
in question.
DR.. Warren undertook to sell his "im.
portant find" of new scandal against
Cleveland to Blaine himself, and the aston.
ishing part is that Blaine, in a dispatch
from Augusta, thanked the DR.. for his
kind note (Which he had read with inter
est" but referred him with his story ICON
fidential!y" to the Republican National
Committee. The latter were about to EN-.
body it in another of those shameful docu.
ments of which they have circulated mil.
lions retailing the famous Buffalo Maria
Halpin lies about Cleveland, when casual
inquiry at Buffalo revealed the nature of
the fraud attempted upon them by Or.
Warren" and the "new scandal was sup
pressed.
The only important feature about the
story is the proof it affords of Blaine's read
mess to take hand in this vile attempt
to besmirch his opponent. 1t implies that
no proceeding against an adversary can be
so base that he would not be glad to derive
advantage from it. Nothing can be low
enough to be beneath him. He is profered
an opportunity to purchase the pretended
record of pitiful piece OF calumny that
even scullion should scorn, and what is his
Does he treat it with contempt,
with the tone of man who wishes it to
be understood that such a communication
is an insult? Not at all. He keeps the
subject under consideration for many days
and then informs his correspondent that he
has contidentially referred it to the Repub-
lican National Committee
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Immense mass meetings are very eXpen-
sive and the Democrats are generally too
poor to indulge largely in such Injuries
They involve not only vast expenditure to
pay speakers and feed the people, but heavy
OUTLAWS for railroad fares, and the railroads
are not friendly to the Democrats, as wit
ness the refusal TO give the Democrats low
rates 10 the recent demonstration TO La
Sale, while but a few days before the
most liberal rates We're given the Republi-
cans for their big blow out at Streator.
Nevertheless Democratic enthusiasm
reaches such pitch that even
extortion can't brighten them or
keep them back. Thus the largest politi-
cal gathering that Ohio has seen in 20
years was the great Democratic rally at Co
lumbus on the 2jth ult The lowest esti-
mate places the concourse AT $1,000 people,
while many place the figure al 100000.
About the same time the Democrats had
an ON roast at Charlottesville, Indiana,
which was attended by about 40 600 people.
30 beeves and 80 head of sheep were roast
ed and consumed on the occasion.
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Democratic Meetings.

Danway-Saturday evening October 4th
Speakers, Messrs. Nicholson and Gentle
man. Ottawa Glee Club.
Seneca-Tuesday evening, October It'll.
Speakers, Messrs. Duncan, Armstrong and
Blake Ottawa Glee Club.
Sheridan-Wednesday evening, oct Sth.
Speakers, Messrs. Blake and Gentleman.
Ottawa Glee Club,
Ottawa-Monday eve'ng, Oct 9th. Board
Of Supervisors room. Presentation OF Ban.
ner by Ladies of Ottawa TO Cleveland and
Hendricks Club. The Glee Club will be
present
Harding-Thursday evening, Oct 9th.
Speakers, Messrs. Duncan and Gentleman
Glee Club
Marseilles-Friday, Oct 10. Speakers,
Messrs. Duncan and Lincoln.
Waltham-Friday, Oct. 10 Speakers,
Messrs. Gentleman and Moloney
NOrway-Saturday oct. II. Speakers,
Messrs. Nicholson and Gentleman. Glee
Club.
Fall River Monday, Oct. - Speakers,
Messrs Duncan, Gentleman, Eckels, Molo.
ney, and others. Glee Club.
Mass meeting at Homer-Tuesday eve
ming, Oct a. Of Troy Grove, Waltham,
Ophir, Meriden, Dimmick and Mendoza
Speakers, Messrs. Duncan, Gentleman,
Blake and Brown.
Brookfield-Tuesday evening, Oct IA.
Speakers Messrs. Brewer, Armstrong and
Eckels
Worthwhile at Somanauk - Wednesday
evening, Oct Is. Speakers, Messrs Gen
tleman and Eckels Glee Club.
Vermillionville and Eagle al Patterson
school house-Friday, Oct II. Speakers,
Messrs. Gentleman and Moloney. Glee
Club.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-10-04

And now there is another-the sixth, i,
it?-set Of presidential candidates, the par
" calling itself The American Political
Alliance having PIT presidential ticket
in the field headed by William l.. ELS
worth, of Pa, for president, and Charlie.
II. Waterman, of New York, for vice pres
ident, The nominations We're made AT a
meeting of the National Council in Phila
delphia on the 2jth ult, and the varjou.
state councils are directed 70 put electoral
tickets IN the field. The American Politi
cal Alliance" is simply the new and more
sonorous name of the old secret, oath.
bound Knownothing party, and while lis
votes ought naturally 20 20 for Blaine "a
one Of the earliest champions Of that craze,
his character seems 10 be too much tattoed
even for that band of bigots; yet every
vote cas-, for Ellsworth will manifestly be
A vote taken from Blaine.