Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-09

WIN nun tue! We named from llllnOlS state-as
One General John Logan made great-of late,
Who wanted first place,
But TOOK Vice in the race,
And plays second fiddle to Blaine-of Maine,
AND plays second fiddle to Blaine"
To the pathetic tune Of Nelly Bly, they shou.
out IN the following prophetic strain:
Jimmy Blaine, Jimmy Blaine, you've done it all
After next November jim, you'll be laid uron the
shelf;
A blind man named YOU for the place which now
. preyS on your mind,
As they do In many things. your party went 1t
Chorus-O Blaine, O Blaine. l think see you now,
Up salt river on your Way in leahy scow.
Jimmy Blaine, Jimmy Blaine, you may write a
But the Presidential chair DON'T you for it look,
you've been mixed Ia some oli freaks in your
Though gone tleyro no: forgotten Jim, as the poet
says--Chorus."
But the "honest republican, with good lung
power is called upon TO shout out and drown
these uproars i'll some such style as this:
"IIonor integrity,
Freedom ami purity
Champions Of right!
Strong hands will work for you
True men viii vote for you.
Blaine ard Logan too,
We sing tO-night!'
Or this:
"OIr Blaine is sure to win.
His record Is clean and pure,
We're going to put him in.
Hell lead us in place secure.
Ana Logan. his noble mate,
Wen cheer with swelling voice,
They'll guide the Ship OF State
Hurrah for the peoples choice -
Chorus"
And the German element is appealed to and
made thus to sing according to his favorte &C
centuatiOn:
Ven comes down
into dot town,
Won pleasant day OF summer,
'Iic votes our stie.'
a fellow cred
Oct democratic hummer,
said. ~ Lint can say dots so,
Oh, come out off, old Shmarty,
Do; vas no good for me. Oh no.
Dot democratic party.'
Now dots Just SO,
D2y always do.
Dose democrat TepeaterS;
IL gel! und cheer.
| nd drink good beer.
Doe oatci3 uEd lunch-eatcrS,
HiI; de.. dey don't can fool ne much,
was no greenhOfn Shickcl.
lty letter stly away al such,
Or else d,y get d lci.cn
To the sweet tune Of Baby Mine the demo
Gratis are adinonished in the following style:
$50 We bid You nj 'ta-ta'
democrats. Democrats,
just stay hGwnT where you are,
Democrats, Democrats,
For your Presidential chair,
Is caStl" In the air.
ana YOU never VIII sit there.
Democrats, Democrats
And YOU never will sit there
Democrats, Democrats"
And the Gins" thus taunt the :'outs:"
"Like hungry wolves they snarl and growl
To think they can't "et in sir
1H pS cry rtiortll' OF fraud they howl,
But that Is all 100 thin, SIR"
Tie democrats chime in again:
"Soft soap you do the working man.
Ting ling, ting a ling ting, ting ting
And talk protection loud you can,
I'm, ing ing, ting a ling. ting, ting. ting;
what care you for him when you've Won
Ting ling. ting ling, ting, ting ting,
But protect yourselves, and poor folks sh,ln
1lis; ling, ting ling, ting, ting, ting,n &C.
And again:
"They do not like the Irish, but are bidding for
them now, "
And filling them with blarney the best that they
know how,
For their count they don't care TINT tS vary cIoo
lis the Irish vote they want by what We see and
hear,
For they're only fishing fish, fish, fishing.
1heyr Only fishing to catch the peoples yotesn
To the air Of "Sweet Kitty Clover" Mr.. Landis'
book. slaps at Washington thus
"Washington cIty,s a wonderful place,
over the lett, over the left,
Just now tor law dodgers and men of their race
over the left-Iia, ha, '
surrounded by Logan and Elkns and Co..
ana tne great combination the starrouter's show,
No doubt Mister Blaine great wonders viii do,
over The left. over the left,
Perhaps Tor his party great wonders he'll do
over the left-Iia, ha!