Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1884-09-19

ow the recommendations OF the State
Don't fret about Blaine and
Logan. They are all right, 1, is Mr..
Marmaduke and the Missouri Bour-
oons that need looking after, in this
State.
1t is very poor policy on the part OF
Of party newspaper, to allow person
al prejudices to interfere with its sup
port of popular movement.
The meeting Of the republican
and greenback state committees, in St.
Louis las. Saturday. was harmonious
and enthusiastic. Leaving the Nation.
al campaign 20 take care of itself. it
was determined to make one supreme
effort to redeem Missouri.
This is year of queer changes
and combinations. There are many
things more improbable than the de-
feat Of Marmaduke and the regenera-
ton of Missouri.
The GRAPHIC review of Hatch
came in tor hacking at the hands o.
Mr.. Jas. Ellison, before tie democrat
ic club Saturday night. Sorry for yor
boys but the statistics are against you
The average democratic orator feel:
like eXclaiming "darn statistics any
how"
The Anh-Bourbon Campaign
in Missouri, will be opened on Satur
day, Sept. goth, at Boonvllle, with Hon
Mic. Ford, Gen. Jno. B. Henderson
Col. d. P. Dyer, Col. David Murph
and Hon. G. A. Ficklinburg as speak
ers.
Though one or two me
"masquerading" as greenbackers-
though really favoring Marmaduke-
may play fuse with the democracy
we are assured that the mass of greer
hackers in the county do not and wi
not under any circumstances touch tn
thing. 1t only a democratic dodge t
| help Marmaduke and Hatch.
The article published in th
Democrat from St. Joseph paper, !
regard to the military record of Mi
souri,, would have been a deadene
but for one little mistake. 1t is
small mater, and We hesitate to mel
ton it. 1t is an error of ninet
thousand out of one hundred and min
ty nine thousand as given by Il
article.
The people of Missouri a
much more interested IN rescuing the
state from the bourbon incubus tn:
IN the result of the national electio
1t is question that comes home
their freside and their pocket bool
r Let us all unite in this goodly year
1884 to send the gray backs and bl
:. ternuts to the rear. Progressive dem
a Gratis can do much to help along t
/. good cause.
II - The coquetry of two or thr
O alleged greenbackers, with the cd
and ends of democracy, on Saturd;
# has disguised leading greenbackers
Il this county, and several have assur
!. us that they wish to be counted sol
o after this. They propose to supp
the "Anti-Bourbon State Ticket" W
an honest support, and to vote
Blaine and Logan.
1t "A modest young lady elogizi
such a man as Cleveland, before a cc
!. gregation partly composed OF "dudis
ia young democrats, is sight over viii
.s gods and men might well linger W
wonder and awe. Such sights
rare. The fact that modest you
i ladies seldom read the daily newsl
g pers, probably accounts in a lar
ST measure, for the occasional thoughr r;
'e occurrence of such abnormal incidel
as mentioned above.
a If Republicans In Missor
y are to be governed in their support
o opposition to the anti Bourbon ticl
IS in Missouri by the irresponsible acti
of half dozen or so self-constitut
greenbackers in each county, tn
- the democracy have the whole thing
" their own hands, for it is easy enou
- to do as they have done here, and {
!. ~ up pretended alliance. The trick
y SO thin that we supposed anybo
. could see through it. But the old S;
ing: "There are none so blind
those who will not see," finds additit
'e a. verihcation by present events.
The GRAPHIC has never -,