Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1884-10-09

lowers, as general thing, pay no at
tsntion to oit it,
Charles Brown, of Medina, hhs
hoisted another Blaine and Logan flag
to take the place of the one the van
dals cut down He is watching for
them now.
The Philadelphia Call, says: Gcner-
al Butler calls himself the farmers can
didate. He certainly resembles the
grain the farmers raise. The grain is
thrashed every fail.
The Detroit Journal, says; Black
Jack is doing the hardest work Of the
campaign He i, firing solid shot"
just so. And the same kind of yell
goes up when he hits en- opponent
now, as it did 20 years ago
l.. Swaziland, nominated by the
Sheriff, declines, aud writes that he
shall vote this year, AZ he shot 20 years
ago-and it wasn't at republicans
then.
The Chicago Times, says: a Phila-
delphia paper calls General Butler a
clown. Gen. Butler may be easily
distinguished from a clown by the
freshness of his jokes, his candidacy
being his newest and neatest.
Will some one name "a single meas
ure of public policy, either state or ma
tional in the past 80 years, that origi-
mated with the democratic party, that
the people can point TO with pride!
80! But they are full of original SIN
The Syracuse Standard, says: "The
parry that yoked up Cleveland and
Hendricks is doomed to mourn its neg
iect of the injunction in Deuteronomy
Thou shalt not plow with an OK and
an ass together.
The democratic stealings while the
party was in power from 1889 To 1860,
amounted To over $40, 600, 600. The
stealings would have been much larger,
but there was no more to steal; so il
would be unfair to charge the party
with lack of enterprise.
The Peoria Transcript, says: 1t is
just as we expected. Here it comes.
T Good den,sratic papers are insisting
that less than 20, 600 republican ma
: jority IN Ohio will be no victory at all.
, Next thing they will insist that the re-
publicans should carry every southern
state in November.
Spencer O. Fisher, the democratic
candidate for congress, says he don't
care a d-n for the people OF Glare
county. Early I'M next November he
will find that the people Of Glare cotiii-
tv don't care half that much for him.
Glare Press. lie must be "a second
; Vanderbilt.
, Ex-senator Grady, formerly demo
crat, and member of the Tanrmany So
ciety, was egged at Albany, when be
attempted to address Butler uIeeting.
Rotten eggs or some othec filth is the
only argument used by the democrats.
They threw much hen fruit at republi-
cans some 25 or 30 years ago.
The New York sun. says; If there
should be any scarcity of money to
pay Mr.. Schurz, we suggest that Mr..
CLEVELAND might put up part of that
he made by himself hanging the two
men i'm Buffalo. That would be very
appropriate use for it, as every speech
he makes is tightening the rope around
the neck of the democratic party.
Carl Schurz says that the Maine elec
ton was not victory for Blaine. If
it was not, what was itl Was ii a vic
tory for Grover Clevelandl The terri
BILE truth is dawBing on the democrat
H. leaders more and more, every day,
that their party is in it's lasts throes of
life. The struggle will soon be over,
and the recussitated corpse will again
, lapse into a fitting death and be laid
TO rest to sleep another four years.