The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-10-02
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Philadelphia Neigs New name for
Ben Butler: "The Pink Pond Iily
OF Cape Cod"
Savannah Nel0s: By: o Kenny
bunting, Dana's gone q hunting. TO
find 8 little lions skin, To wrap his
Benny bunting In.
Kansas City Star (Dem.) Butler
seems to have q hard time 70 keep the
country from forgetting that he &
running for the Presidency.
Cleveland Herald (Rep): The
Democracy should not Be behind in
tOrchllght paFades IN Ohio during this
campaign. They have inslde rates on
coal oil.
Philadelphia Press fRepl Carl
Sehurz claims that he is still a Re-
publican. Yet no dime museum has
tried TO make q contract for exhibit
ng Carts gall.
Boston budget; IfRelva Lockwood
gets into the White House, what man
will she elect 10 preside over the
domestic arrangements aud assist her
ct receptions?
Rochester Post -EnDress (ReD.l Mr..
Blaine frankly tells tie people how he
stands on the tariff question. Mr.
Cleveland keeps his mouth shut and
trusts 10 luck.
Syracuse Standard (Repl: The
party that yOked up Cleveland and
Hendricks Is bound 10 mourn ita neg.
lect Ofthe injunction In Deuteronomy:
Thou shalt not plOw with an OK and
an ass together"
Philad elphiA Gail (Rep): with
Mrs. Belva Lockwood In the White
House would not Mr. BelvA Lock.
wood be ''the drst gentleman In the
land This should be considered be.
fore voting for the fair Belva.
Rochester. Post Ekpress (Rep) :"Sub-
seriber' wants 10 know IL we can't say
a good word for Mrs. Lock wood. Ger
tainly. To the best Uf our knowledge
Information, and belief, Mrs. Lock :
wood never ClOped.
New York Sdr fDeml: Let Mr..
Mclean and his faction change their
tactics, restore harmony and fsryor Ia
the ranks, II possible, and carry the
State next month, thereby giving a
powerful impetus 10 the Cleveland
canvass. Failing Ia that, the outlook
will be indeed squally for the Nation.
al Democratic ticket.
Cincinnati Commercial Gosette( REM
"I am perfectly willing 20 vote for
this or any other bill short Of putting
To death q man who shall take q drink
Of liquor: would not 90 that far"
-lThOs. A. Hendricks In the United
States Senate. See Conversational
GLOBE (Ofilcial), lst session, 10th Con.
gress, March s, 1869, page 81.
New York Commercial Advertiser
(Rep): Judge Gresham has earned q
reputation since he ihas been In the
Cabinet, which has greatly strength
ened the administration, and the rigid
methods which he introduced In the
Postolfce Department will be main
tained in the Treasury. His transfer
to the latter department assures the
country that its affairs will be con-
Quoted with the same disregard Of
political exigeneies" which Judge
FOlger exhibited.
New York Post (Ind): The ap-
rOintment Of General Gresham Is Sec
retary Of the Treasury, In place Of
Judge Folger, deceased, will be recOg-
niZed everywhere as q fitting and aD-
propriate disposition Of that impOr-
tant Office. President Arthur has
neither used the department a. a
makeWeight In the political cam paign
nor as q stepping-stOne for his own
political future. General Gresham
has the full confidence Of the country,
earned by an industrious and nnsullied
career In military, civil, and judicial
life. No appointment could be freer
from objection, aud hardly any could
have been made giving better promise
OF usefulness to the public service.