Daily Republican., 1884-10-21

POLITICAL INDICATORS

The brewers Of beer rank among the
great monopolists Of the age. Nothing
will sa tisIy them but the consolidated
monopoly 10 make every one drink and
be drunk. Small brewers no longer flour
ish. The leading brewers here count
their wealth By the ten millions. They
sent money 10 Ohio to corrupt that
State the Gtimsn ptopA replit d /:
=" Because We must buy Your beer, you
do not own us ! You have only one
idea of self-government, and that IL
beer. You think we are as much ex.
cited en- the subject of your monopoly
40 yourse Ives. Go home and make bet
ter beer, discharge your cbemisrs.
Keep In your place, and do not torget
that We are no longer Germans, b, {
Americans"
DR.. Norvin Green, President of the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
who IL almost furious Democrat, ~
Gently said concerning Mr.. Blaine: :"
like Blaine rs we'll rs any body know
in public life. His word is good. He
does not hold such maj estic ideas Of
public honor that yon can never get
near linn, but would rather take bis
word than the word of honor of a good
many public men. He is fair and
Equitable, is not harsh In his judg.
ments of life. and he would make u
first rate President. Thi ] say" said
Mr.. Green, while 1 expect to vote,
~ ! have always done, for a Demo.
GRAFT"
i ! asked Cincinr ati German WIN he
was not IL mpted TO vote wrong. Said
he: :. ,onsidered that l had beer
generally aud INCREASINGLY prosperous
upd'i tsenty four years of Republican
rrl- aud my confidence in the stability
ol A.narioa rs the home of my children
Mas confirmed. I never knew anything
+ good TO come out or trying the Demo
cratic party for even one year, and i
they had the Government four years
+" feared might DO drafted as wa
In Germany.
i Blaine has proceeded In his cam paig g,
since the Republicans gave him an I'm
solicited nomination for President will
the self respect, the gravity and cheer
, fu,ness of a great ruler. The peopl
love him. Iris their pleasure 10 co
operate with him. In the Presidential
, office he W Ill be the ballast of the shil
, of State, the sign of steady cap.aincy
the buoyant spirit of the ship.
. Schurz went twice to Ohio, to hav,
!
! he rs sec reilly admires as old Benedic
!, Arnold admired General Washington
TIE Ohio people thought he was som
Ii, 600 heads away from Mr.. Blaine
Worst of all, the Germans did it H.
. can no longer peddle Klein Deutsch
j, land" around for gate money.
81 When Blaine received as Speaker tn
9 King OF Sandwich Islands he said: I" l
. is o singular fact that the first monarch
1 to visit the United States should com
t from the West. and not from the East.
: So it is q feiicitous fact that the frs
victory to secure our union, harmony
e Industry and progress sbonld come iron
e the West, and Ohio wears the crown.
l Mr.. Edward Everett Hale remarks
u last week And l say to you If thi
:. habit of abusing pubic men Is TO COL
Q tinue for another twenty I've years, W
l. shall have no Republic left, for W
!, shall have no mon of honor nor G
d ability willing to enter public servic
o on those terms
Ill Ohio was the State in her Octobe
10 election 10 beat Vallandigham an
/. ICopperheadism. In another Octobe
detection she beat imitation and Bi
It Allen. Now she heats the union of th
ICcpperheads and the hypocrites.
III AS soon as Carl Schurz's biograph
II was published in Ohio, the good OF
a Germans said els dot so 2" An
- then they inquired which side LIE ws
d on after all that speech. Then the
u voted the other way.
Ill The insatiate love of notoriety
IS Carl Schurz will some day lead him ,
denounce his gizzard for having bee
It too long In power.