Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-08
POLITICAL PIcKIN0s.



1t does declare, in language square,
victory for Blaine.
For what Is right our gallant Knight
Has battled to the last;
And still we say TO you to-day,
Old Issues are not past.
Then quit your ship before you dip
Your banners IN salt water,
And with us share "A yictry fair
In the ides of next November.
The Rebel horde our brothers gorsd
Are still in fail accord
To overthrow. at one fell blow,
The principles we guard
Awake and read the Rebel fcreed
That comes nom oid-time traitors:
Then if you can, support the man
Who to their wishes caters.
o qui, your ship before you dip
Your banners in salt water.
And with us share yictry fair
In the ides of next November
Republicans for what is right
Have battlrd in the past.
And for the Right, with all their might,
Will ba tie to the last.
Then Cleveland boys, who heard the noise
Come booming down from Maine,
SPEAK. and declare, in language square,
Your choice for James q. blaine.
o quit your snip before you dip
Your banner in salt water,
And you will share u viet'ry fair
With us in next November.
" 4h"sV''
THE CREED OF THE MUGwUMPs.
believe, with George William Cur
lis, that "lhs campaign is moral rather
than political"
believe that tallow candle is the
proper light for workingman, and
therefore Grover Cleveland WIS justi-
fed in giving the Standard Oil Com
pany boost.
| believe that man without home.
without social life, and without The
gracss which qualify him for the
society OF ladies, is justified IN sowing
his wild oats up TO the age 81 forty
seven.
believe that the Ten Command
menls should not be read in families,
as they inculcate principles which,
according to the new dispensatlon, are
not essential elements in the makeup
of candidates public character.
I believe that the publication OF
confidential correspondence is MOI only
permissible, but highly commendable,
us II indicates "A righteous indifference
to the old.fashiontd hut exploded idea
that private communications between
gentlemen are sacred.
| believe that the complaint OF the
bomGplihs against Cleveland for his
vetoe. of supplies for their hospitals
is as unjustitiable AZ it is for them to
accuse Henry Ward Bercher of rush
ing to Grov. Cleveland's defense under
the plea of similia stmilibuy curdater.
| believe that free trade will benefit
my English relatives by marriage, and
| also hold that the attempt OF the
Republicans to introduce the tariff as
one of the issues of the campaign,
must lie met by the silence of our press
and by the contempt of our speakers.
| believe iha, Grow. Clevelands veto
| of the five.cent fare hill was every way
entirely consistent with his regard for
the monopolists, and that to have
| thrown into the cars a. all hours a
mob composed of the riff raft" would
have been just olfense to gentlemen
| who carry their canes by the middle.
| BE- lieveihat James g. Blaine's oppo-
silion to civil service reform was
illustrated by his rejection. when Sec.
rotary of State, of Warren Fishers
petition for foreign appointment,
and that the publication of The recent
Fisher-Mulliga letters was a well.
deserved rebuke for this injury to the
public service.
believe in an honest administration
of public atfairs, and when Grow
| Cleveland hung two Iri-hmen in
Buffalo, and took The fees himself
| instead of allowing deputy to per
iorm he act and share he blood money
that he gave 4 promise of his ability to
become the watchdog of the United
I States Treasury,
believe that James G. Blsine'>
present tour through some of the
States is an iDdefensible attempt &c
block the public highways in front OF
hotels where he stops. aud around
stations where he iarries, and therefore
clear infringement of the Bill oi
Rights, which provides that all mar
shall be protected lin seeking AND
OF iling their safety and happinss :
Boston J0urndt
| CONSOLATION.
First Independrnt-" Well, see the
Republicans have a strong hold or
/ Maine ms well Ms Vermont. Maine
went 10000
Second independents" Yes, we hav,
much to he thankful for
rhankfnll Why, what about ?"
! " Because OHIO has not voted yet. -
Philadelphia Cal
| SHORT BITS.
Louisiana Democrats reject theiI
! free trade Congressman.
Cleveland has three B's against him
! Blaine, Butler and Belva.
John c. Fremont is to take III,
stump for the Republican ticket il
| Ohio.
Democrats do not want any NOR,
Republican bolts like that IN Maine
They Chicdgo Herald,
The iron neel of monopoly is OF
the neck of labor remarked Ben, a,
he showed the conductor his pass
| Utica Observer
Mrs Lockwood is the Lucia Zsrat,