Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-10-09
PoLITICAL PARAGRAPHs.


REJohn Relly's acceptance IS the
only one o any i'm torrance that IS sL1n
in absyan ee-P Philadelphia En- tsiTsF-
hErAIr. 81 ndrieks forgot to say any
tn NO about b sOce toe in his letter
OF acceptance. % Ht0Ae9e-
n7-Ben Butler doe MT appear 10 be
securely b titled gust now. At iea't the
gas seems 70 be escap ng.-Ae~tts sgS-
tsgs.
~ The gall Of Butler is to tho gall
Of ord nary blowers what a reservoir 3
30 a tea-pOt.-Ests.GdeLpllsu C-rO1scts-
Herald
~Cleveland map:festly had m0re
rs than idea in his letter. Tn re arc
nine personal pr snOuls. first person.
ngular, IN Two little para gra. JA5---
layton JOuTHQG
G1-Thera IS reason to b"lieTe thai
this count = has Tor this wear at / as
escape 3 twO plaques with VIII ch 1t was
threai ened lew months asO CHOLERA
and democracy.
Ag-The Democracy pretcnted'y arc
feat friends Of labor. Hen e lis cardi-
Ral maxim: 't.olare,.y is the natural and
normal cOndit on OF { e labOrer, whether
white Or back - - GS,.ji5 jun 4tIIleS-
Standard.
MA man good enough 10 be a. the
3ea OF GarLeld's Adnnnist. alton Is
good enough TO have an Adm .ni>tratiOn
IF his own" said Judge Foraker IN h
Brooklyn speech. AM so sa, the Amer
!caR pc pie.
Bg-All tax about e. citing Butler
Pr s.dent by ''thrOw ng it IutO the
House. or en4bl ny N byt at method
10 hold the balance of lower" Is the
veriest mOOushine mere dOg-day pO-
l.tical rabies OstOR heTG d.
BSE- Senator Hoar says: ''hr. Blaine
stands LefOre the p 'Opie as q repre-
sentat We am can from the crown Of
! his head to the sole OF his feet an
/ Ameri; OF the John vi noY Adams,
Thomas Je ersOn AID Ge.rge Wash
/ nglOn type"
IA Mr.. Blaine has never allowed
himself 10 be kept on the def ns.Ve. He
will asgOnish and con Ound many Of his
ablest enemies before this campa On is
ended and his trends ed not DO
alarmed by any new phass O the cam
/ paign. lie S rely Tor any emery encJ.
/ IN. Z. Mai and EJDTPs
BG-The editor of the Buffalo Courier
1 lakes the t Ou5le to deny that latter
read.nE CleYe and's letter to a group Of
/ gentlemen in the editorial room" ne
| remarked: The thinnas If the thin
| shat Boston girl was looking for has
been found. The 81 yniiicLnce of the
denial es in the act of It's max ng
RE- We are not wing in SOdnm. and
| shereiOre need not resort 10 the impure
aud morally depraved to Ill the most
axa ted station IN the gift of Il G people.
! If we are moral Nation let US continue
! o keep ourselves c.ean. If we prefer
! virtue to wee let us frOwn down every
attempt 10 honor those who bear tho
Q Rra.ter OF moral lepers.- CieCeiugG
! Lea Ter.
R%Theodore Roosevelt did more to
PASS the mum cipu reform bills which
constitute Cleveland CHIEF political
( capital than any other man, AM he
/ knows more about them, and he says
emphatically that Governor Cleyeian
- a very remark bic reformnr-fOr q
Dem crat: but that he di tin; " failed
30 show himself equal to the lull neccs-
sites and opportunities OF his position.
-E;.tLcLetp.std FT'esS.
R9rThe letter Of acceptance written
by Mr.. Blaine is . document in VIII h
all Repub leans should take a great
deal of pr d.. have read 1t very care
fully and regard t as one of the IN st
! remarkable pOlti q papers ever writ
open / do not regard it as 100 long,
IS he could not have so thOFuu- lily Gov
cred the questions which all lovers Of
our country are interested in so deeply
in a shorter one. Ii is beyOi 4 doubt
one of the ablest papers ever given to
the public. -Er-I re ,iLeHt L. s. q nut
RB~I feel it my duty to say that
lived a neighbOr to Mr.. Blaine fOur or
6ve years; that have been intimately
acquainted with him for the last tairty
years. and that | should as soon lhin1
Of raising a question on his character
and habits as on the character and
habits OF Neal Dow or ex-GOverIOr
Dingley. This is no more than would
say OF any true man of any pol C i
party. Mr.. Blame is q man, an I, he
all men, has made mistakes. but no is
pure, temp IA e, honest and truth III
a statesman the word over. so his an
derers can not hurt hin.-Ir,s.ts.Lg
Claeney or LGtes College.
"a The / emocracy only use Mr..
Cleve and in order to secure as
sistancs from the In depend MS,
and the people know it, and they
also know that the Democracy, Il
It gains the nee, will rue No lndi-
Vidual man or ", ak ally lie the indie
pc dents will rule them, or even hslo
rule. If the Democratic party gets in
power il is gong TO rule. We know
20 our sOr OW how it has ruled in the
past. What it has done q the past we
may be sure it VII repeat ia the u ure.
The little moral element the Indepen-
dents will add won't redeem tue De-
mOcracy in their d..y OF POH e.. I'D