The Springdale news., 1888-07-20
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m the Louis Republic.

p0.itleal Soies.
 From the St. Louis Republic.
 British gold drawn iron. Y ron $ London bank i5 re' ed upon L buy Indiana for Harrison.
 Mir. ualstcal's coaaiptioas are coming on thicl, and fast. Poor old IaIstead He thinks 1t is ra- trlotic feryor, but be ucods vcru;- iuge.
 Harrlson's tribute to tho heroism ot railroad ene1seers ana brakemen is trueiY touching. l. is a pity he did not think of paying t when there was talk of shooting these heroes n 1877.
 Railroad attorneys and London bankers may be excellent and cx- empIarY peeBleIn private life, but the rule has been againstthelr selec- ton as Presidents and Vice-Presi- dents of the United States, and no exception to the rnle is probable in the case of Messrs. Harrison and Morton.
 Says Mir Benjamin Harrison. "No mans wages should be so low that he cannot make provision in his days of yigor for the incapacltY of accident or the feebleness of old age. [Great cheering. This is an excellent theory, but how about those II practical votes for Chinese cheap lahor in the United States?
 The people of this country care just about nothing at all for the erandsans of their erandfafhers, says the Philadelphia Times Ipd ]. .sana but little even fer the sons Of their fathers. That sentiment was tried disastrously ia New York last fall when Col Fred Grant was defeatet by thousands regardless of tho profound reverence for the memory of Ii father; aHG the Pagae of Bob Llncala hardly called cut | cheer ln the Chicago convention, al- though he embodles the most sacred sentiment dHoag Republicans as the son o5 Abraham Llncoln'
 It was the view of the ancient Greeaz that ofag the ha4aa attri- butes gratitude vas tie most pleas to the Gods. IL is evident, how ever. thst Harrison aa1 his fellow Republicans differ in opin1an from tEa Greeks After winning tte srat- iuie ot lie Chinese b keeping open the gates by which theY were searmiHg into EhIs country, uHIi- son aHi his friends are declaring it r. be Democratic outrage tha: the Chinese. wH8 are tie 6eaefiefaries of Harrison t55erality iHthizfeSF SFoct. are disposed Q exhibit their graii= tade to blm.
 The Republicans claim tat the s5lior z ,ataf of the Morton < Rass Ezsj ?. ' .rJoH and Sif John Ro-e. Part hanks London J ..loaaa# | alp zae tHastarvf poor in izeiarj.s fhe United States government sz6t the [. <. fGgate .sC3ns5sII8tI5a. les8ed with sup
 he steea l.. tae people os New York ii | aaa poor, to the Hsar af Ireland When did Levi r. Nor Ion load Il sh5pz What sh.p Was itz Where ar, the bills of lad.r- and the reoe5 pt5s F Morton is to be elected Xiee=Frcsident eH the stf eth of his "charlties,' his left hard mHs shaw the vouchers fer whatltis llalmed Is Egtt hand Ha~ done.
 There were l,5o0, ,o98 copies ofthe Presidents message ordered by Congress men. which was something unprecedented. Heretofore the message of the President has been published 3 q pub doe, like the reports of tho Cabinet and bureau officers, but accepting tho message of Mir. Cleveland at the emblIng ef this Congress as the keynote of ths campaign, the political mana gers oi both parties ordered Il print cd ID pamphlet form, and both are seHdlHg 1t out 10 theif constituents, the Republicans to show that the President is trying 10 destroy the Infant inGus tries Of the United States, fer the profit Of the faupor labor of Europe. aad#the Demo erats te demonstrate that Le t 6 wise and patriotic revenue reformef, en- gagcll h trJiugto uproot monopoly ly and reduce the cost af the aeEessa- rjcs of lie There were taken 5G0 Geo coples each of the sPe eches et CeHsfe men Scott aud Carlisle 6a tie tariH. 100000 of Senator Sherman aaa goo, ,Q8a eael of Sen ator Ery's and Congressman Nekin- iey's.
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