Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-16
POLITICAL NOTES.

--Over seventy i've Democratic Blade
and Logan clubs have been Organized ir
the State OF New York outside Of New York
City and Brooklyn. Blaine and Logan VIII
carry New York.
Col. John swan OF West Virginia, an
ex Confederate and heretofore an uncom-
promIslng Democrssi, comes oct In the
wheeling Infsliigsacer giving s.fong rea-
sons why he will support Blaine.
The WAC believes. with q large ma.
lorlty Of the American people, that large
surplus In the Treasury. -ss now, lis bet
Ter than q robbed and depleted treasury,
AZ under buchanan, aud that good credit
and three per cent interest on the debt IL
better than M credit and ~ per cent In
,srcst, A. under the last Democratic admin
istrstion.
-Csndidat- n, n tricks made fuss over
the aefalcstlon- In the Navy Department
under q Republican Naturalization. Tee
chlcaro Inisr. OreaR now gives him list
Of the Democratic dsfalcstlons In the de-
partment between the years 1854 and
lsc0, when his own party was In power.
They amour, 10 s.is,i29 - In six years.
Daring the twenty three years Of Repabl.
eau ulmlul~HAIbuf WV aa'taN W W.
90, sni the culprli Is Democrat
"A correspondent ia Lamolne, 10 the
lostou Journal writes "As the Demo
cratic press In this part OF the State have
circulated the statement that the ministers
OF this state were nearly all opposed %
blaine, We have consulted more than .
score In Hancock county. aud all but one
were and are enthusiastically In favor OF
his election. while the single exception
viii not vote for Cleveland"
The Boston Pos, thinks that all the New
England colleges, except those In Maine.
are giving the Republicans q good deal OF
anxiety this year. Not at all With Pres
dent Seelye OF Amherst. denognclng Cleve-
and. immora.ltles, with President Capen
o. Tufts, declaring anew hi- allegiance 70
Republlcanlsm, with the venerable en-.
President wOolsey % Yale, running a. a
Blaine Elector aud The ex.frcsideni Hop
klns OF williams, Vice President OF q
Blalne Club, We md nothing distressing 10
the position % the New Eoglsnd colleges.
-B0sioa Journal
A gsuiicmao, a Democrat, who has
been engaged Tor six weeks In travelling Ia
/ New York state on Newspaper business,
SAYS that q IL bis opinion that Cleveland
/ will b. dsf, Ated In that state Cleveland,
/ b. says. Ia surrounded and managed by a
4 band OF small men. an mac blue politicians,
who are not acceptable 90 the masses, and
/ Who would evidently constitute bis ai,is-
/ or. should hc b. elected There u much
I dis = lsftction, too. 9Th Cleveland n
/ the part ~ The RELIGIOUS people, aud The
l Catholic pfi 80 ar almost universally
opposed a. him. Tot. gentleman doubts
| Cievc'ani's ability ~ even carry Albany
| county
II dsleaailon from The wofklngmen's
I Blalle sui Logan club. 90 The Eighteenth
/ Assembly District. New York. Gale al
I Repu1i.Cau headquarters Tor the parpose
I 81 presenting an address - the Commit.
Tee. Thy say that thsy are ucariy al
I Dsm1,rsis Dissatisfied with iac uomina.
/ ton % Governor Cleveland. sni have.
therefore determined 10 support The Re.
I publican pffsiaeuilh ticket. while on local
Issues ihsy claim the right % vote the
DsmocraNc Ticket The club NUMBERS q
80 fsr.
Let I've rcc0llCci arl ght, Geo
william Carts ia fricnd % civil service
reform. q bitter Zoe ~ political sssess'
meuts ard thirks that In voting Tor Cleye'
Land BE- u voting fnr Cleveland he IL far.
ther.ug thc lnisTrst. % reform In general.
To BE- sure De- has thc Democratic record
Ia the country against him and the politl.
I cal record ~ his candidate aud ~ all the
Democratic leaders except SIR. rcndleton
Who wa rtif,d 90 private he BY the DE
mocfacy Tor cooperating with the Rspub
/ lcans la this reform. Now, right uniel
| George william Curtls'- face IN The city Of
New York. ani right unter Mr.. Cisye
| lands face In the city of Albany, The
| Democratic managers afc assessing ih'
city aud Ststs officials Ten per cent 10
furthcfarcc OF the Cleyclsrd campaign
bills
Compile r,turns from Vermont give
a Republican majority o. 20, as. which Il
larger thsn the aycrsgo mslofiiy 81 ~
past ~ YEAR The Republicans have 10.
me mbsrs % The House % - opposition
The chairman of the STATE Commlttee sent
ne following dispatch % Mr. Blaine, OF
the evening % The 81
Vermont points the uAy % victory nett ~
yembsf ln al old fashioned Republican major
ity Of the state ticket IN tbc face ~ an an
| .rrnruiou. enemy, sho conducted = still hun
In the canvass. assisted By the independents
and The tficksry % splu tickets. se have sot
q glorious victory Tue canvass va male oi
| national issues. and Vermont endorses m
principles AZ a protective tArin, AMI protection
| 10 American citizens abroad.
The pe,iiiogging way 10 which The
counsel Tor the ibclous Indianapolis Sew
fiasi undertakes 20 demur 10 the charge o.
libel against Mr.. Blaine, Il In every wAy
Characteristic OF Democratic defence
The NsHnasfs counsel urge. among othel
points, that the alleged ll0elOus language
may refer 20 some other Blaine than that
nan nom Maine "The animals In th'
foreground OF this picture" said the Ia
meutsd Aftemus Ward, In explanation OF
bis panorama, "arc horses. The artist
told me 50 HIMSELF lie came ~ me lasi
spfing. and. bursting into tears, he said
Mr.. Ward, II IL useless 10 disguise u from
you longer. They are horses. II Il
useless longer 30 disguise the fact that this
Is what Mr.. IIendrieks regards A. "a de
fence