Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-07-31
Some of Mr.. Cleveland's Supporters

Inc Evening HOSL cOnceQeS InaI Lne
hoodlums are for the most part Demo-
Gratis" The admission is rough on
Cleveland and administrative reform"
but it is undoubtedly correct. Equally
correct would be a more sweeping asser-
ton of the same tenor Heodlums will
have much congenial company in their
support of Mr. Cleveland. And in view
of the fact that The Post and other or.
gans of the boilers are endeavoring to
convey the impression that the conscience
and patriotism of the country are practi-
cally monopolized by the Democratic can
didate, it is well to specify some of the
elements which favor his election.
Every Bourbon at the South who sneers
at the right of suffrage and looks upon
ballot-box stuffing as one of the inailien
able rights of white as against colored
men is for Cleveland-and administrative
reform.
Every man at the North who was a
Copperhead during the warts fer Cleve-
land-and administrative reform.
Every sneak who four years ago, I'm
der cover of the night, went round the
country chalking 1899" on the sidewalks
and fences is for Cleveland-and admin
istrative reform.
The scoundrels that concocted the Mo-
rey letter. and all who aided and abetted
them in that dastardly attempt to assasr
sinate character, are for Cleveland-and
administrative reform.
The conspirators against Republican
institutions who labored to secure the
electoral vote of South Carolina for Till
den by naked bribery are for Cleveland
and administrative reform.
The vast majority of those whose pes
tiferous business fills our jails and aims
houses and places grievous burdens upon
the taxpayers are for Cleyeland-and ad-
ministrative refern.
The Manning machine, the most noto-
rlous outcome of boss methods in the
United States is for Cleveland-and ad
minstrative reform.
The Albany Argus, the recognized or
gan of the Democracy in the chief State
in the Union, which few years ago
went out of its way to insult the Grand
Army of the Republic, is for Cleveland
and administrative reform.
jefferson Davis and those who still
sympathize with him are for Cleveland
and administrative reform.
The officials of the worst governed
cities in the Union are for Cleveland
and administrative reform.
The statesmen of this State who eleva-
| ted the tax rate and ran away from the
convict labor question in 1883 ate for
Cleveland-and administrative reform.
Relics of the old Tweed Ring in the
metropolis, and of the Canal Ring in the
interior, are for Cleveland and admins.
| trative reform.
Every foe of the generous protection OF
/ American industry Is IOr CleVelanu-anO
administrative reform.
Every upholder of the dangerous State
rights heresy is for Clevsland-and ad-
ministrative reform.
Every chronic malcontent who believes
in change for the sake of change is fol
Cleveland-and administrative form.
Ali the hungry outs" with appetites
rendered abnormally sharp (sharp fol
Civil Service reform) by quarter of g
century of consecutive fasting are fol
Cleveland-and administrative reform.
Such are some of the exponents of tht
clarified conscience and patriotism of the
Republic who will labor for the success;
of Cleveland. Verify it is goodly com
pany No wonder that the fastidioui
bolters join it.-N. Y. Tribune.