The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-10-03
ErE oPRsERs.

The Newport, Ia, he0s, FepuohVanl /
edited by r. A. Fry, always heretofore
an uncompromising republican, on Sat
urday last hoisted che names Of Cleve-
land and Hendricks to the mast head.
"My whole connection with the road
has been as opon as the day. IL thero
had been anything to conceal about 1t
should not have touched it, Blaine
in house of representatives. "No ono
will ever know from me that | disposed
Of a single dollar in Maine. ~ Blaine
to Fisher.
Judge o. b, Hamilton, one OF the
famous "306n delegates to the Garfield
convention, from Illinois, came out
plump foe Cleveland at Jerseyville, ILL.,,
on Saturday, and in strong speech
gave his reasons for repudiating Blaine
and Logan.
There are 35S German papers In the
United States,of which 80 are support
Ing Blaine aud 27S Cleveland. Here
tofore, as Is well known, majority Of
these papers have been republican.
Up to yesterdsy $50 of the members
Of the New York maritime and produce
exchanges had joined the Cleveland and
Hendricks club of that organization.
The Mansfield, Ohio, Courier, a
German newspaper, heretofore inde-
pendent in poli.ics,is out for Cleveland
aud Hendricks.
The Racine, Wis. Advocate, one OF
tho Oldest republican newspapers in the
state, is supporting Cleveland and Hen
dricks.
The an.i-Blaine Republicans of Mil
waukeo have organized for campaign
work. Hon. Thaddeus g. Pound is TO
: be chairman of the organization and
Messrs. sigel, Follett and Boetz, rep
resentatiye German Republicans OF the
city, are the vice presidents. A. large
number of voters havo already signed
the roll, aud the number in Milwaukee
alone is likely TO be increased to 1900
or 1000. The movement il spreading
to othe, parts Of the state, and II IL
sure 70 assume proportions that viii
seriously alarm the supporters OF the
corrupt republican candidate.
Sly object in writing Is to ask in sea
s son, il your friends would desire to e.
tAblish bank at Little Rock? II vii
" be TO some extent matter Of fayorit'
. ism as to who gets the banks in the sew
&c eral localities, and il will be in my pow
: er to cast an anchor TO the windwArd i
your behalf If you desire i.."-( Blain
;" to Faher.)
ne William S. Gilbert, leading manu-
- iacturer of Cohoes, n. Y, declines Ii
=, presidency of the fourth ward BlAir
~ cub of that city and says he means
vote for Cleveland.
y In Mt. Washington, little town
Berkshire county, which cast % vot'
for Robinson and for Butter last yea
:: it is reported, after personal canvas
J. every vote will be cast for Sc. Joh
this year.
:" Mr.. Faxon was at the prohibitio
headquarters yesterday wrsataed
- smiles. He still predicts land sli
!. from Blaine in this state, aud thin
~ Gov. Robinson will 30 swamped
"a Eodicott and Seelye.
" Edmund NJ. Wood, head of q
firm of Henry Woods Sons. 81 Oliv
street, heads the call for an anti .Blai
republican organization in Matte
Mr.. Wood has been q life-lopg repu
lican, but thinks Blaine IL CORFU
from the crown OF his head 10 {
~ soIes of his feet. on Wednesday ev
IT'D ming :ast 80 republican voters OF Sc
"a konk, Bristol county met as per ca
" and after discussion It was voted,
." ." to II, to support ST. John as VI
70, and to have no Blaine ballots at [
Ing polls on election day. Last year 81
rn- konk voted for Robinson ies, Butt
'aS 73, AlmyG. AT an adjourned mee
y ing it Is believed that the few repu
Up Iicans In town who were not prese
- at the meeting before mention "
en acquiesce.
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