Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-06-13
is no dude ticket.

own cooking.
Everybody is pleased with the
ticket except few ill-advised news
papers that made fools of themselves.
Blaine & Logan will sweep the
country like prairie fire.
The enthusiasm at Chicago was
something unparalleled In any former
convention.
The democracy recognize the
fact tina, the present is not a Hayes
and Wheeler" campaign.
Tie London Times pays our NOM
inee for president handsome com.
pliment.
The Republican party to the Dem
ocracy: Nov trot out your funeral
procession"
We doubt very much if the DEM
ocracy will dare nominate S. J. Tilden.
They recognize the fact that this is to
be live campaign.
"A very full report of convention
proceedings will be found in this issue
on our inside pages.
The Globe-Democraf comes down
of its high-horse, and takes its little
dish of crow with commendable forti.
tude.
The Journal is for Blaine q but
wants the men who favored his nomi
nation "kicked" out OF office. See this
weeks issue.
A sight for gods and men. Tur-
ner, Henderson, McCullagh and Filley
on the same platform at the St. Louis
ratification Tuesday night.
The nomination of Mr.. Blaine
means "Protecton to American work
men at home, and protection to Amer.
ican citizens abroad"
A heavy rain and hail storm visit
ed Lexington, Mo-, on Sunday after
noon. The edge of the storm extended
over this section but there was NJ
hail.
The Neao York World (demo
cfatic) classes among the papers tha
will not support Blaine and Logan
Tile Truth and E0enfng Telegram
why didn't they include the Mo. Re
publican, Kansas City Times, an
KirkS5ille Democrat.
The nomination of Blaine teache
well the lesson that the memory {
Garfield is still dear to the hearts {
the people, who look upon Blaine 3
the heir Of the trust placed upon Ga
field, whose constitutional adviser i
was.-lN0rning CALL
Readers of the GRAPHIC are flu
nished this week with quite full r
port of the four days proceedings
the Chicago Convention, to geth
with the platform in full. The prese
number will be an excellent one to II
away 1or reference in the future. v
will venture the assertion that none
our "all home" contemporaries will gi'
one half the news afforded in ii
issue.
The democratic press is quotil
the Y. Times with large amou
of fpleasure because it opposes Blai1
and Logan. The Tines has been IN
badly disgruntled state for long tim
and has had no kind words for any
the. candidates mentioned for Il
place. As the republicans paid lit
attention beft-e the nomination, it
quite likely they will pay less now til
they have made it. 1t would be
strange state of affairs indeed if lie
than hundred men in the who
United States should be permitted
dictate to the million.
The Chicago Mea0s published
pretended interview with Mr.. Roos
welt of N. Y. in which it states po
lively that gentleman would not su
port Blame. Two days later N
Roosevelt, disposes of that canard
saying "Blaine is the choice of ty
thirds of the rank and file of the par,
shall bolt the nomination by
means. l believe Blaine will be ele'
ed," 1t is on such flimsy foundati
as this that our democratic friends a
basing their hopes.
rsuhtr pramIume