Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-07

uiable, dyed-in -the-wool democratic news
papers in Ohio they ale the Mansfield Shield
and Banner and the StrubenNille Gdzettt,
and yet this Is the way they talked about
Mcbride. a few weeks ago We quote
from the SiticId and Bunntr:
We fully agree with the Steubenviue Gdzs,fe.
that the democratic party o: ohio cannot
afford 10 nominate that CnmmunlSt.c dema-
gogue, John Mcbride. OF stark county for sec
retary OF state. Some Of the bills that Mcbride
introduced In the legislature would defeat him
as badly rs old Btl Vests commuGiStic utter
anees defeated him for governor in 49,. A
mau who will pandrT To- such vicious elements
rs the COMMUNISTS. socialists aud anarchists
for the purpose III winning their votes has no
right To place on the democratic ticket.
Democratic papers are not always correct
in their statements OF opinions. We all
know that But they ought To be accepted
a experts aS to their own 'demago1 ues"
and il is safe 10 conclude com the foregO-
ing that Mcbride is not proper person for
republicans to Suppul,. If what they said
was true before the nomination it is tue
now. \ democratic nomination IN itself
has no power to change the heAt and life
of IA man-rXcept To make them worse.
Republicans who refuse 10 support Ken
nedy because Whitelcy wa, one of many
who favored his nom ration, should take
warning that their logic may lead them 10
dangerous conclusions. Let us suppose that
Whiteley should repent of his sins. which
is quite suppo,able. for was it not the
noted Isaac Watt who sang
For while the lamp holds out to burn
The sIubboruest hileley may return.
Shall We all. therefore. decide to 20 to
hell for fear We shall all meet Whteley in
heaven? No, brethren. that will hardly
pay. II We are republicans, let Us vote for
Kennedy. who is a representative and
homored member of his party, even if the
devil himself should pretend 10 favor him.
Ex-Gov ST. John. of Kansas, says: II
left the republican paItl. JUrr "A, 1854, at
1 o'clock p. IN" New We would like 10
know Il he isn't ashamed 10 get up on his
hind legs and go and leave an unfortunate
party at ~ late an hour aS that ~ the after
noon? \ fellow vino would do that would
go back ON his mother. or his wife. il they
Q
But. then. ST. John is now of no account.
Our Dr. Leonard is 10 be the leader of the
prohibition hosts.
The presidential bee has come into Gen.
Logan's bonnet to stay. He had eceI
ton at Chicago, on his reirrn rom the Pa
cific coast. at which there was very pro
nounced sentiment among the many hun
di eds who a.,ended in favor of the general
for president in ISSs." Ii She republicans
should nominate him, would the Enquirer
and the Barrel democracy suppoIt him /?
They have been supporting him, lately,
with great uuanimty and slobberation.
St Paul has more people one week than
Minneapolis, and Minneapolis more people
the next week than -. Paul. We suspect
that the cenSuS-take~s Of each of the two
towns bo. .ow Few hundred people of the
other while they are taFi"g the enumrra-
ton and return them iu time for the other
town to use them. and that the cenSu>-
takers of both towns get pay in proportion
to the fOOtingS of their figures.
At the risk of setting loose a chestnut
gong we ven,Jre 10 suggest that the repub-
lean who works against Gen. Kennedy to
punish Whiteley'' is like the lT.shman
who held his dog out of the window, in a
cold day, To freeze him to death. The result
was rather rough on the lri>hman'S hands,
and the dog lived to propagate vermin for
many year.
The Nenia Daily GuzGttC asks, with
ars in its eyes:
II the Sprin. field medical experts come
down here with horse brains and blood clo's
ON ice. will they ai>u brnC a supply OF Cham
pion City horse Srn>r' with tnem
o. yes; ceI,a!ply, for il Is plain to be
seen that it is commodity very much
needed ia Nenia.
Miss Grace \. Greene. a lady in all re
SpectS qualified for the position, has been
made principal Of the Tenth district school,
in Dayton. and We hope the Dayton board
OF education has been fair enough 20 give
her the same salary man would have re-