The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1888-07-27
POLITICAL ~polNi+teRs:

POLITICAL polA+ERs:
Rochester Democrat: Thus far 1t has
not been noted that any organizations Of
Union soldiers have resolved to support
Grover Cleveland for the Presidency.
New York Press: "The New Line
Wing" is a Democratic nickname for
Harrison which may provea boomerang.
There are plenty OF Wings left in Vir-
| ginia.
Omaha Bee: Grover Cleveland is go.
ing to spend October hunting for game
in the Adirondack Mountains. A few
months later lie will he hunting for o
situation.
Omaha Republican: When in the
Senate Judge Thurman voted against
the amendment to the Mexican Pension
bill excluding jeff Davis from the bcne-
tit of the measure.
Pittsburg Dispatch: If the Democracy
could devise some higher principle of
tariff revision than sectionalism it would
ut least increase their claim to a slight
degree Of the public respect.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: The name Of
Grover Cleseland's substitute in the war
of the Rebellion appears to have been
lost to History. The name of his substi-
tute in the Presidential chair in 1889 will
he Harrison.
st. Louis Globe Democrat: The Demo-
cratic charge that Gen. Harrison is sa
cold man. means simply that he wears a
clean shirt and il not in the habit of be.
ing pilote,l home Of nights in an intoxi-
Gated condition.
Congressman Guenthcr says that 'any
man who claims Wisconsin for the
Democracy, State or National. is dement,
ed. Wisconsin will give 10000 Republic
can majority, no matter who may be
nominated for Governor"
The Philadelphia Press says: t'The
democratic talk about Michigan being q
doubtful state is a bosh, pure and simple.
Gen. Russell A. Alger lives there, and he
is answerable and good for n Republican
majority of anywhere from 5000 to TO-
OOO."
The st. Louis Globe Democrat says:
The Republicans will be able to do with
out New York this year. That is to say
they will undoubtedly carry Indiana, and
almost certainly carry New Jersey and
Connecticut, either of which, with Indi-
ana, would elect Harrison"
st. Paul Pioneer Press: While it is
true that Levi +. Morton contributed a
sliipload Of provisions to the furnishing
people of Ireland, 1t must not he over-
looked that Grover Cleveland is also a
generous, impulsive a He gave $25
to the Charleston earthquake sufferers.
st. Louis American CeH: We hope
that Irish Americans will discard all past
alliances, put aside al present fears, and
dread no future coalitions, in the single
hope of carrying to victory a banner in
scribed with these devices: Harrison
and Norton" Protection to American
Labor and-Industry," 'Protection to the
American Citizen Mt Home and Abroad"
Seattle Post Intcuigcncer: Mckinley
was not nominated, nor was any serious
effort made to bring about his nomina-
ton, but he passed through the conve
ton most creditably and won the friend.
ship of all with whom he came in con-
tact. He is only A years old, and it is
not rash to predict that a great deal will
yet be heard of him.
Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette: It is
something to reflect upon that in sixteen
States, in which q free ballot and a fair
count is alleged to prevail, not a single
electoral vote can I've cast for Harrison
as against Cleveland, Notwithstanding
the fact that the colorcd people, who are
in the majority in q number of these
States, are Republicans at heart and from
principle.
Boston TrdreNcr:: If it amuses the
Democratic organs to attempt to preju-
dice the workingmen of the country
because of the position lie took relative
to the railroad strikes of 1877, nobody,
certainly no Republican, will begrudge
them that amusement. 1t will hurt
neither party. The country contains no
stronger friends of law and order than
its great body of workingmen.
New York Tribune: All, Mfr. Curtis.
your voice rises to q tone of manhood
worthy of your better self only when you
condemn the systematic practices of the
party you support. In helping that
party Mr.. Curtis buries all that is nOblest
and wortlliest in his own history and in
his manhood. He tears up and tramples
upon his w best and wor.hiest address.
es. and even his Gettysburg grafton il
trodden into the mire by TIE feet of the
orator who supports Grover Cleveland,
the candidate of organized fraud.
New York Press: The man who saws
that General Harrison is in favor Of ad.
uniting Chinese labor into the United
States, or who says he voted to do so. il
an unmitigated liar. And the lie is none
the less a lie because the cowardly liar
hides his identity behind the mystic edi.
toriai we. The M cheering thing about
this disreputable business is that It has
been commenced early. It can not,
therefore. extend through the campaign.
The public sense of Justice will revolt
against it.