The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-09-20
Tas POLITICAL OUTLOOK

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fini hive Lotff0fre been Regarded
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aous lrud doubtful and tftmll iug
iu thf balance 0wing io ihg rnDf
NOUS German detection from tho
Republican ranks w % protest
against that patty Prohibition
pfocliyiilna and symrailics Ia
aIl these States but marc especial.
~ ~ Ohio Michigan md Wlscon
sln the Republicans view the
situation with alarm and appro
hcn.ion and loudly call for money
and speaker 10 support thcif
falling cause, None f thoac States
arc believed 10 be essential to
Democratic success, but If the Re-
publicdns lose either If them IL
makes their defeat almost certain
/ Ohio has a State election in Octo-
Der end should IL ga Democratic,
~ many Democrats there and else
where believe, Republican defeat
IN the Presidential election would
be assured beyond a reasonable
doubt. On the other hand If Ohio
goes Republican, it would not
materially affect Democratic plans
and prospects, rs the state is not
necessary to their success, nor do
thoy rely with confidence on carry
ing it either in October or Noycm-
Der. True, Ohio went Democratic
in 1882 and 1883, but a. it has
voted Republican in every Prc-i-
dental election the past thirty
years, the chances are that it will
do 30 this year. But October will
tell the tale. Democratic pros
poets have greatly Frightened in
New York within the past week
by Tummany Hall, with her
100000 voters, wheeling into line
and plcdging their earnest support
to Cleveland and Hendricks, al.
though candor compels US to say it
was grudgingly and ~sullenly done.
still, we do not doubt their SINGER
r ity, because Tammany Hall dares
/, not oppose the Democracy, realiz'
ing that 10 do 50 would lead TO th,
utter overthrow and destruction o
Tammany us a political organira
a, ton, powerful and Influential
a., though it he, Tammany support,
! Cleveland from policy, not princi
/ pie, because the Governor in carry
ing out needed reforms, has NOR
tally offended that elan ofspoilsmel
, and professional politicians Will
its army Of ignorant henchmcl
, and timo-sorvcrs. The great arm,
of Blaine boilers into the Cleyclan,
column is being daily augmcntc,
y by honest and eminent Rcpubli
q cans, who believe that Blaine
: election would destroy their part
and disgrace the country. Anon
-, the latest Of these are Hamilton
n Fish, the old Wing Governor ,
New York and Grants Secretar
Of State Benjamin II. Bristov
Grants Secretary o. the Trcasur,
" and Gen. Francis II. Walker, l.,
Superintendent os the Censu
MI. Fish said, in an intcrvie
., with the \. Y. World
5. 81 am out of politics altogethe
=, and II would hardly look right f
y, mo to take any active part in Il
~ campaign under the circumstance
w. | have the greatest respect and a,
he miration for the Democratic cand
nj date, and personally | should lii
!, to see him President. lie HI
W. made II splendid record a. Cove
H. nor, and ! believe would Ito equal
IN well as the Chief Executive. The
or is only one thing I shall possib.
,w fear in voting for him, and that
the Southern Democratic clcmcn
Cleveland himself is all that cuu.
be- desired, but he might mind,
say %might-be controlled by Il
Southern Democratic maiorit
Even though | vote for Clovelal
IL IL is the man aud not the party
a indorse. Why, | still consid
no myself u Republican, and Il ~
H. Republican, too and the ex.Go
ernor dropped into a revcrie us
M reviewed his half century Of pol
he zeal service.
icr Now, about Blaine he resum,
IVA in II retrospective sort Of way.
know him personally, and u me
agreeable, fascinat ng man ! ney
:" met. But hi, past record" "a
he Mr. Fish, broke of abruptly a
is pursed up his lips. fearful Of 81