The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1886-11-12
y @hda-ton letter


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atz IL tAe Hogse Rhere Tie Democrats
Ea as so.e 7l5 BE aided that Civil
service 2ef5-m cut 10 Ea0re figure IN II
thar - ~ Vii -eet tie national
ahea a.ezns, I2s =. III.
zlor NeDazal1, wLo i here from
[nda1 "a legal BUSINESS etgrbntes DeHa-
ocr1te reger= 10 Hls state To the fact
.Ezs Eelo*ra voters DID not 20 Ia tie
polls. and he thinks tLei- diSaff7aion
ally due % ae appointments. He
says the Clya SeTyise hv sery uapopu-
ar IN ID.aaa. and tlet Il As unpopular
t9-iay a & ever Eas
i RzGIall Deaaoeras, of the Old school
from Pennsylvania, when asked shat ne
E1gught vas lLe cause o. The trouble.
g~r5ngtIy replied: First, -cDaeelppt for
1le Pre- d=nt's Civil S~ryise Reform pol
leg. seeondly. the determination Of the
ab3-sa- element IN The country - * the
free trade element IN lie Democratic party
know that tie former wIII nas support any
party whose every movement IS to#ards
bringing tie labor oftLis e,antry IA com
tact with tie p2uler tabor u EuroIe.
\ striking example u tie c4rnestaes Of
the labor m5Yensent, Vas TIE fact thai i
neatly swept over such statesman As
Mr.. Carlisle, the popular speaker Of the
House He 5 admired and respected By
both Tie great parties, beloved By his
neighbors, and the envy Of his sellsw as
pirants lor public honors. Although lie
comes to tAe Fiftieth Congress, he and his
friends lad q terrible scare, and il goes
without saying that Ike Democrats ofCov-
in-ton district wM work harder for him
daring tile next Congressional campaign.
To-day tie President anil Mrs. Cleye-
land arc in Boston. Where ever possible
honor IS being paid them. rs the whole
eounty knows, tie 250th anniversary of
i~IarsaTd College Is the occasion Of tlleir
brief visit. They veFe t. b escorted from
the railway station to the hotel by The hill
it4Fy, entertained at breakfast BY The State,
escorted to Cambridge b. lie troops. take
dinner wf+N rfsa D0uS rAturr - DeStoo AZ
tended by tie students en- masse, shake
hands With the Boston public At Faneuil
Hall, attend a card reception afterwards
arranged by the city aashoritirs, aud
finally be escorted back to The railroad
station, all ia one day.