The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1885-09-09

is the acknowledged father. Was brm,
in the extreme. Does this country
want such an inhumau monster eXs
allied to the highest place of honor
within the gih of the people The
Democrats need To he taught. once for
ali, thai no party in this country Is
strong enough to abolish the seventh
commandment and place "A moral leper
in the Whit, House. The liberty of
all such liberliue~ must he ia-socI.
Pray tor pluck
-. Grover Cleveland T. hher,inc.
DO the American people want that
kind OF a man for President
"The Democratic organ grinders,
North and south, are unanimously uf
the opinion that tEe Republicans should
not wave the "BloCdy Shirt during
the Presidential campaign of 1854
The unanimitN of their expression on
that subject gives their party away
We have uniformly observed that per
sons who have served a term in the
peniIrntiary d. not like tn have striped
clothes" thrown up Ia them, even after
they have been out twenty years ~
I'VE are uut Offending the krpubii
can nominees IN this campaign. for the
sufficient reason that Ne have seen
nothing - far to defend in either. Burnt
powder doesn't even produce clash
in the pan" A. for Democratic liats
and they are thicker than lice in Egypt
we reply Ia them lay a well directed
throw ni a solid Republican brick. II
does the work every time
"lhr Presidential campaign 90 iSSi
- far a. The Democratic side l. CON
cerntd, viii he distinguished iu the IN
ture a. thc campaign 81 lame li,> AMI
feeble forgeries.
The campaign ~mack- Of hrll-iirc.
The southern people owe li' pi tucil
woes, all of their LOSSES, and all of their
beIeaVemcut> 90 "tIe malign malsria'
Of the Democralicparty.'
The grand old Commonwealth" Of
Kentucky De bowed The land oi
Fire Water is the proper name for it,
The Solid South swagser has un-
doubleday ro-t the southern people the
confidence Of every lover Of the Amer
lean Republien
These are a few of the many bitter
editorials Capt Murphy ha, pub
lishcd.
Judge F. T. Fox ha, been a Dem
ocratic voter for twenty years, i a
mild-mannered, honorable, high-toned
gentleman, and because a few Demo
crat, Of the State denied the right of
a committee, who had been called
together to call a convention, to
make nomination themselves. and
refused 10 endorse the nomination
thus made. and some of whom en-
dorsed Mr.. Fox. the Frankfort leo-
man denounced them as "kickers,
'mugwumps." etc. Col. ]. Stoddard
johnson i editor Of the Woman and
he has endorsed Murphy and asked !
that he Ice retained I'm office and |
Capt, W. +. Grubbs, Il good Demo
crat. left out Grubbs i a. good
Democrat a. Tate, and Fox i superior
to Murphy m every element that
goes into the makeup Of an elegant, |
decent gentleman and Democrat |
Now We want Col. johnson. Chair |
man If the Democratic State Central |
Committee, and his paper, the leo-
@Ga. bound 20 their own code. Let
all good Democrats Of the State re
fuse to recognize "a man who has been |
trusted with the leadership of his
party, and his paper, which j. the
trumpet through which he i, heard,
who has 50 basely betrayed the trusts
reposed in him a. to endorse such q
maligner As Murphy in preference to
Il true Democrat.