Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-08-19
POLITICAL NOTES.

Thomas A. Logan of Cincinnati, Q
brother of Olive Logan and a prominent
i,wysf and lifelong Democrat, In . long
Interview says be- hall supper, the Repob-
llcsn tlcle,
-From Greenfield. Mass. comes the
word You have no adequate Iiea Of the
tremendous revolt against Cleveland BY
the worklngmen In the STATE 10000 Dem
ocrstic workingmcn will repudlsts him q,
the polls"
In Allegheny, New YORK, the accss-
slons TO the Republican ranks are aston
lshingly great wellsyille, which usually
gives 100 Democratic majority, will give
Blaine at least 800 msjority over Clsys'
land.
"A Georgia editor who has recently vie.
ited Washington. says "in the Office u
Secretary Lincoln are the portraits Of oil
his predecessors. sxcep, that Of J'nefson
Davis" The editor then proceeds 10 say
The nrst Thing that 1. done when the
change 81 ADMINISTRATION comes. ought %
be the putting OF the noble face Of the
grand old hero of the Mexican war. and
one OF the most brilliant Secretaries ofthe
Department 10 all the history Of the Tn
Ion, 10 is proper place"
al would like copies OF the bills relat-
ing to labor which Gov. Cleveland hss
vetoed. was the request OF Braintree man
yesterday. II haven't voted the Repabli-
can ticket much OF lste-have been In fact
Butler man This year am Republican,
and there are lots Of such changes wheie
I travel. IL would astonIsh you II you
could see the change among the laboripg
classes. They are very hostile 10 Cleve-
land. and as four-yesrs' man In the Army
OF the Potomas don't fancy Hendricks
when Logan IL 10 the aeld.-BssioA jour.
nal.
Pour ofthe eight members of,he Dem
ocratlc committee OF wstertown have re-
signed their places because they will not
support Cleveland. They are Edward fiit-
william, chairman, Michael W. Lyons,
secretary. NJ J. Cannif and NJ. u. Colligsn.
Mr.. Fitzwllllsm has been a member Of ne
commlits IL years aud chairman 10 years,
and vas formerly on the State comnit,se.
lie says that over 100 Irish Democrats in
watertown, or one. foarth OF the party, will
not 20 10 Cleveland Al Independent elah
Is likely 10 be formed. 70 90 for Butler II
he runs. otherwise. Tor Blaine. .-Lirreacs
ImsricdA, MIs.
-senator Frye IL receiving large nun
bcrs Of applications for his services on the
stump In various States. lie Il hetee
obliged 10 place himself ln the hands OF
the Nalionsi Committee after our Ma ne
election. lie has been assigned 10 speak
after our campaign closes, In West Viz
ginls and Indiana and perhaps At other
points. Senator Frye has no superior In
this country aud few peers As stunp
speaker. A peculiarity of Mr.. frye's pop
ulsrity Is that the crowds that 20 10 hear
him In Maine are A. big As there Is stand
Ing room within esrshot-whloh l. quite
ss true when he speaks In Lewiston, A.
when he speaks In other parts Of Maine
Ls'eis,OH Journal
Prof Richard I. Greener. the first col
ored graduate from Harvard, has been In.
vlted by Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge 10 deliv-
er q number Of speeches In Massachuseits
in behalf Of Blaine aud Logan. Mr.. Green
er will accept the Invitation. and will
speak some time iu september. lie has
also several engagements In Msiue during
the early days OF the campaign.
A letter from Newark, ohio, says
The Blaine AMI Logan Central Club
held It's nr.t meeting last night II was
addressed by three exDemocrats. Flfty
old Democrats signed the roll There viii
be full 100 Democrats In the city who will
vote the Republican ticket, and many more
In the county. do not know q kepuo-
llcan In Ohio who will vote against Blaine,
but from every town and precinct We hear
81 I've, ten, twenty or more Democrats
coming over 10 Blaine"