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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04
ADDITIONAL LIST.

Anthony, mos, Mortgage 2oO;
tax 30, penalty 75c cost, hfdol S IS
Beaverland, Jas, Lost River-Imp
on 100 acres on island big Lost
River 80, seven cattle 1870, two
horses go, wagon %; tax 90,
penalty soc, cost 8 IS
Calhoon, Mrs ID G, Bellevue
Lots Z, and 8, blk 80 -, house
back of blk 8 100; tax ) %, pen
atty 53c, cost Inf dollar IS
Dudley, Albert, Soldier-Nw or
:.:of see 80. $, IA 40, Two
horses 100, wagon 20; tax so,
penalty Use, cost /, total 6 IS;
applied ., balance due ] 81
Poll and hospital tax and pen 5 80
Dudle', Nelson, Soldier-Nw or
of sec 33, :, r A. %, three
horses 20, farm implts 20; tax
3 Is, penalty 35r, cost |, total
4 so, applied 5, balance due !! 80
Poll and hospital tax and pen 90
Bartsch. Edwin---Lot 43, blk
Vienna 50; tax l 80, penalty
l5c, cost hf dollar 2 Is
Blackwell, Samuel h, Glenn's
Ferry---Sw qrof e or, e1r of
sw or sec >, W Inf of ne or sec 8,
5s,r9 e and imp 500, lot >,
Blk A Shoshonc $50, lot I, blk
"A Shoshone $50, six cattle lO5,
eight horses $50, wagon and har-
ness 30; tax75 81, penalty 2 80,
cost |, applied %, balance due ~ 90
School district no II tax and pen OF
Haywood, G r, Shoshone-Imp
Oh poss int 80, two horses so,
wagon 20; tax 1 so, penalty
10, cost l ) 95
HALEY Electric Light Co, ITaiey--
wires, poles and machinery
1000; tax 30, penalty 3, cost hf
dollar 33 80
School district no tax and pen IL so
Herman, j NJ, American Falls
Imp on 100 acres ut donaldson
Springs 100, thirteen cattle 225,
five horses l75, wagon and har-
ness 20, farm implts rs; tax
10 80, penalty "a, cost / % 20
Poll and hospital tax and pen 5 80
Jewctt, E W, Belevue---Lots Z
and s, blk G and imp 100; tax
3, penalty 30c, cost If dollar 3 so
Johnson, Henry, Rullion---Two
houses North Main street Bull
lion 80; tax ! 80, penalty l5c,
cost Inf dollar 9 Ia
Poll and hospital tax and pen 80
GcllcrS, b II, Soldicr---Cow 25,
two horses 100, wagon and har-
ness 60; tax 80, penalty soc,
cost hf dollar 81
Hoffman, F l., Shoshone---Lots
II and Is, blk q Is, fracl lots
and ,, blk b and imp 1850, one
horse %, mdse 700; tax 81 so,
penalty 6 II. cost GS Ga
School district no II tax and pen Z s:
Galore mine, Smoky-Imp
200; tax 6, pen GOc, cost hf
Gum & Co, James, Gold
Belt-Ten stamp mill and
machinery 1000; tax GO,
pen 6, cost hf dollar &C sc
Hartung, Chas, Hailey-Lot
6, blk A and imp $50; tax
10 80, pen l 05, cost hf dol IL Oj
School dis No Z tax and pen 81
Wilson, j r, Hailey-Two
horses 100, wagon and har-
ness so; tax 4 so, pen 45c
cost If dollar 9 Ii
Poll and hospital tax and pen 5 so
Hoard, John, Bslievue--Lots
.and 8, blk so and imp 100,
two mortg 100; tax Z so
pen 4Sc, cost /, applied 5,
balance due G 90
Joe Ten Yeu, Rocky Bar
house formerly owned by
Jack kie 1875, house known
as Phillips store 100, water
ditch 200, mdse 75O; tax
sc IS, penalty $50, cost l,
applied 80, balance due 5 10
kesl'r, E y, Hailey-Lot IS,
blk l05 20; tax 70, pen Csc,
cost hi dollar | 33
Schooi dis No 7 tax and nen 70
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04

JUDGE CooNs, of Maysville, Ken
lucky, says that DR.. Williams Indian
Pile Ointmept cured him after years
OF suffering. ap2Oyl.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04
Removal.

Fl. R. Plughoff has removed his
saddlery and harness store to his new
brick on the east side of Main street,
five doors south of the express Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04
SUBSEQUENT LIST.

% bSE0gT ENT IIST.
VIM, Hsiley-Eight horses A0n,
wagon and harness l21; tax IS 10, lenalty
49, cost hf dollar, ...................... II
School district No tax aud penalty 8
Foil and hospital tax and penalty. 8
Camel, WIN, Lost Riy'r-ilnp poss int
So three cattle 81, two horse ~. wagon
ana hrrn' ~ ~ tax Il II, penalty Sac costi !
Poll and hospital tax ana penalty. 5
Hanson. H2ns, Era--Horse %; tax 75c pen
atty OSr cost hf dollar. ............. /
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. j
Jones, William Tho mas, BroGdfnrd 80,
blk - 20: tax 30, penalty Ice, cost hi dol 2
School district No tax md penalty 1
Poll aud hospital tax and penalty.... 5
j udSee. james, Carey--Ne or see oG, t2nr
~ p, imp ON same 10, two horses O.: tsX
3 o.. penalty SIC. cost 1............. ... Z
Poll AID no p!tal tax ana pe.a!ty... 8
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04

For TWENTY YEARS DR.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment has been the
standard Pile remedy of the world.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04

sB@ Blank Proofs of Labor for
sale at this office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04

o 81 R r Co, Shoshone-
Twenty four miles road bed
and right of way, including
superstructure and all struc-
lures situated thereon, roll.
ing stock, side tracks, furni-
ture and fixtures, and all the
personal property of the o
S l. R r Co, in school dis
trict No -, at 5000 per
mile, 144, 900; tax 514 80,
cost SIS 80
w U Telegraph Co..
Two hundred and fifty.one
and forty-six one hundreth
miles of wire and poles 1858
School dis No 6, 6 miles 800,
tax and penalty 8 80
School dis No Z, 9 miles 450,
tax aud penalty 5 As
School dis No II, "A miles
1900; tax and penalty 70
School dis No 16, rs miles
1850; tax and penalty IA rs
School dis No II, 124 miles
625; tax and penalty ~
School Dis No 20, 8 miles
$50; tax and penalty 5 As
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that, February 9th, 1888, will sell,
in front of the Courthouse, in Haley,
Idaho Territory, unless sooner re-
deemed, the above described property
and premises, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the amount
of delinquent county, territorial and
special school taxes and costs thereon
for the year 1887. Sale to begin at l
o'clock p. m.
Dated at my Office, in HALEY, this
Goth day of December, 1887.
w. w. YEATES,
Assessor and ex-offieio Tax Collector
of Alturas county, Idaho.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04

sB Location notices, for beth lod g
and placer claims, for sale at tn o
TINES Office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04

$500 REWARD for a remedy that
will cure as bad case Of Piles as DR..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04

Walker, p, Hailey-Lot 20. blk 80. and
imp, 75o, furniture $50, tax 81 90, penalty
2 10, cost half dollar. .......:.. 80 70
School district No. tax and penalty 10 40
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 80
Wilson, w J, Bullion--House II
side Main 1t, Bullion, %; tax
75c, pen Sc, cost half dollar ! 33
Poll and hospital tax and pen 8 so
Wall, Geo l., Mountain Home-e
Inf NV or and e hf sw Or Sec 35,
IA S. r 6 f, imp only, so; two
horses 80, wag and har 40, farm
impl't's 10; tax 6 GO, pen 66c,
cost half dollar 8 26
School dis Ne. II tax and pen l 10
Poll and hospital tax and pen 5 SO
White, Green, Rocky Bar--U'se
and furniture 400, water ditch
80; tax - so, pen l 80, cost
half dollar Is 80
Poll and hospital tax and pen so
Wilson, s, Doniphan--HOuse II
side Doniphan 800, three horses
225, two wag and har 200; tax
81 IS, penalty 2 IS, cost l "a SO
Poll and hospital tax and pen 30
Wilson, Jas, Bliss--sw or sw or,
W hf sw q, Sc or NV or Sec 26,
4 S, r II E, imp only, %; 5
cattle 90, 3 horses 60, Is sheep
%; tax 6 O6, pen Gle, cost soc e.
Poll and hospital tax and pen 81
Wormick, A L, Muldoon--Seven-
teen cattle 24O. ten horses 225,
wagon %, saw mill 700; tax
81 20, pen 3 n, cost half dol al ~
Poll and hospital tax and pen 81
Williams, Chas. Era-Two horses
POO, wagon and harness 100;
tax 8, pen SOC, cost half dollar 10 4O
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04

Wheeler, " d, Bellcvue--Lot 6, blk NJ $50
lots and s, blk and imp $500, lot 10,
blk 81, s25, IS 25, pen SIC cost hf dollar 50 IS
Wells, Isssc, Bellevue---Undivided hf lots 3
and 10 blk l25.t3 10, pen 3sc, cost hf dol 6;
Poll and hospital and penalty..... 81
Whitson J W, Ketchum-Lots 5 and G, blk
A., .ot >, blk ~, rs, tax 2 -, penalty 23
cost half dollar. Neutrality-suspicious.. 49,. o,
School district No. tax and penalty l 3:
Wooden. W ". Shoshone--Iots :, 3, . and
TO- blk 81. 2l0, tax 30. penalty CO. cost
School dis riot No. II tax and penalty 2.
Warren. Lewis A. Sh, shone-I OF 4, block3
Losan's addition, 81, tax So penalty
l5e. cost half doilar................... . II
Poll and hospital tax and penalty Il
Williams. Thcs, Sboshone AZ head cattle
go, lax ~ 60, perHlty 2 &C. cost half DOL 30 n
Poll and hospital tax and penalty s q
Teiter., o. Haley s. blk So and inn
AGO, tax 10, pen 20. cost half dollar IL II
School district No. FAX and penalty 4 d
Poll and hospital tax aud penalty. 6 sc
Ward, b. Hailey-Ioi u, blk lea, 25. tax
15c, penalty Sc eos half dollar . I q
School district No tax ami penalty IS
Poll and hospital tax and penalty 4 10
White. II, Iiailey--Nine crtfle go, horse5o
three wag ms $50. two saw mills 7,o INK
30 i,' p'haity ~ cost half dollar...... g. ~
MOI Iistfi't 30 TX and penalty IL AZ
ron and hos. itel tax and penalty -. , so
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04

20OO: TAX 20. p,naltv 6. cost hi dolisr az m
--
T..u N p, ,.oo
40 and imp 200: tax 6. penaity 6Oc cost III
dollar. ........... 7 10
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 6l
To,er n W Yt,,, 800
49,, 100 la. q IN, 60 a. ~; w. ,o On o. anu
nnnaitv ' CO.. c,st ne dn "a All 'oo; "A o. 90
unIIooI aitn,. No - .....,,:. ~
r.. We ILL.,. "
az on1 I'M a-r tox =, ~ a. ~ ~ ~. o. o.a
cost lie dp,Inr' ~ - so P'A0''' TO- O., oo
school district No : tay and ncr.itv y 90 90
Sing wo Hailey-..Lot7 blk a. md INN .oc. '
HA stp ,,a 1917. ooo Sus1 NJ aoIlaf. 80. 10
-, ~ " "N "h" Pen"i'! "
'ohiii, MISS, haley Hnn Lots l ana 2 blk SO
INN 800 taY 10 noma,, 20 o. o VI. ~ 70 aha ~ u,
SrbooI aistrt+ No tw,,n5 ~. -, "a. - AZ AZ
- 1,,, ~.
If sw nr Soc a. - ~ "a =" NJ vi anu M NJ
tax 30, penalty 8. cost hf dollar WV q. IN
School district Nor tax and peralty n IN
Thompson J NJ, Mountain Hone...Imp on
100 acres land adjoining Mountain Home
~, two horses SO, wagon 20; tax 6 rs. PEN
a"y osc, cpst i...:... ..................... 43
S'r'" ", si. SO II taS anu penalty 10
- ''i '"N anu peh"''y.... oo
u hi y iGo ,ots - = nd III, Lo.s ~ ana
300 fnrnit,,re snn 20. oe I'm i FL" mp
cost Observation-Disclosures. ,o6 IN
School district No II tax and penalty Q Al
TreEaskiss, r, Mountain Home...Twelye
horses $50 wagon ana barnass ,no .
49, penalty ~ cost hf dollar ' ~ 10 =,
School district No N tay md nan.itv - 20
TimbermBn J L. PelIeyueI-nn on ~ hr
Of NV ar and NV ar of sw or Soc u ,nd
Sc ar of ne ar n Inf of ne ar ami n bf ~
NV or, sec ~ II, Is e 200, sixteen cat
tie 230, eight horses $40, wagon and har-
ness 90 farm implts l25; tax u 50. pen
"i'9 80 oes' i'.'..'.......... .'...... 81 60
TomlinsoH, j f., Bollevue--lmp on hf of
Sc Or, Sc 4r sw Or, sec 81, and NV Or of
~, w. a ~, 10. = 81 10 81, Two horses
NJ set as ~ '"'N'ss ~ TAX o. PEN -
Poi ma hns,it, a. -. lo 20
1-,,,o,, o,,naus po,,o.,,, 80
~ +" - . :, 20 w, Mus ahu ~.
1oi1s '' 'N % ''' Pen"i's ioe' COST III
Unknown po,,.ur.J,t n ~, ,o -
"a ,,a,nI+,, , y, oot ~ ~ " I'm NJ w. t"N
''0' oos' Ia ".-I"i ''''''''.'' 10
2 nonaitv a., eos, u, ti, oA % "o' IAN . oo
'' Wv >''' - u'ii"f ''''.'''..'... oo
'nhho"h' beileVue-Lot u blk %; tax
o. penalty QUO, cost nj dollar ............. 10
Unknown, Bellevue-Lots and hIk W
100; tax 4 80 penalty 45c cost hf dollar 545
Unknown, Belleyue-Lots hi, o. ro +.x
| 80, pen l5c cost half dollar J.,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04

Lawson, NJ, Carey-Lots 2, 3. and 4, Sc Or
NV Or sec 6, IT, $. ri e imp 100, COW q.
two horses 100 tax 70, penalty Csc. cCst1 3
Poll and hospital tax and penal ty.... 0
Miller, Thos II, Doniphan-Two houses at
Doniphan 80; tax 30, penalty 49, cost hf
dollar; 49,. :...:.:...; .....:;;:.... 2l5
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 8 so
Shelley, Samuel -Four houses 1856; tax 4 05,
penalty Ale. cost hf dollar. ............ 96
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 8 so
Easter, james, Lost River--Imp Oh 100 acres
Big Lost River 49, horse so; tax 6, penalty
6oc. cost ..................... 76O
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 5 80
Murry, Mrs X, Galena, hf lot 2, blk imp
same 100, lot /, blk imp on same 1907
tax &, penalty Coo, cost hf dollar. 7 10
Senate Mining Smelling Co, Galena-Ma-
chinery and smet r buildings loco; tax
3d. penalty $, cost l...................... 80 so
Wood River Improvement Co, Galena-Imp
on lot 9, blk $50, mdse 500; tax % so, PEN
atty 70, cost Observation-Disclosures. rs Is
Merrett, c. Era-Imp poss int on Ante
1ope Creek so, two cows 30, horse 80, wag-
on 25; tax 81, penalty 53c, cost l...... ~
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 80
Perrine Chas. Era-Imp IN Antelope Creek
30, forty cattle $50, two horses 80: tax "a,
penalty 40, cost Observation-Disclosures. ~ 73
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 81
Eureka Mining Co, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
works complete, engine, pumps, cars, tools
and buildings at Bullion 1000; tax 80, pen
atty G, cost hf dollar. Observation-Disclosures. &C &c
Wood River Gold 4 Silver Mining Co, Bull.
Notwithstanding and hoisting works,
consisting of engine buildings and tools
2OOO; tax 20, penalty 6, cost hf DOLLAR. 66 sc
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04

Peck, +. Soldiers 4 of NE L lots and
., Sec 4. Il $, Il IA l., and imp, 3l3; tax
80, penalty Ole, cost = dollar .......... 10 SO
School district No. Is tax and penalty %
Perkins, i N, Soldiers hf of NE or Sec 8,
lot t. Sec 3 lots and 2, Sec 3, Il s, X IA
4, 10; two cows 81, three horses 1875; tax
-, penalty Csc, cost Observation-Disclosures. ii 70
School district No. Is tax and pena ty 30
Pointer, John, ToponisW hf of Sc Or, E
bt Of SW Or Sec 3, T s, r Is Z, 2OO ten
cattle 100, four horses 80. two wagons
and harness los, indse 800 farm impl'ts
So; tax 81 40, penalty "A, cost l........ 80 81
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 5C
Porter. George B. Era-store south side of
Main street, 200; tax &. penalty CO., cost
% ooiihr.. ................. ............... ~
Patton Crooks, Carey-One hundred cate
300; tax As, penalty 80, cost y dollsr.. 80 0t
Patton. +, Carey-Imp SW Or, NV or
aud W hf of SW or of Sec 8, r N, %
Z, 50 three cattle so, five horses 100, farm
implts 30: tax TO- penalty Sic cost L.. 81
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. &
Prey, W L, Atlanta-1np Oh land leo, house
at Atlanta 100, barn on Main st, Atlanta,
sou: seven cattle l3o, two horses $50 two
wagons 100, farm inpi'ts Is; tax 80 Is,
penalty u, cost l.. ..:.................. 81 a
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04

Qu'rk, y II, Atlanta-Buildirg corner Main
and Quartz SITS, 800, two houses north
side Quartz st Sl25, ole house north side
OF Quartz st $50; imp south side of Main
st $50, imp opposite prey's stable $50,
imp north side Middle Boise $50; tax
S2l 70, penalty s. Is, cost 4 dollar. 800.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-04

VINEYARD. L, Haley Lot 20. and imp blk II
$3.50. s!3 so, pen 81 49, cost hf dol 4
school district No 7 I and penalty.
Poll and hospital and penalty 800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03
FOR rs CENTS.
FOR 40 CENTS.
Tho cash must accompany all orders.
Address
BURlElGH & FLYNT,
Augusta, Maine.
The Republicans Must Coin Their
Enthusiasm Into Solid Facts

1t cannot be denied that the enthusiasm
with which the campaign against the
Bourbons commences is cheering omen.
The Philadelphia Press says that this
shows that the people thoroughly under
stand the Importance of the issues to be
decided this year and are ready to fight
for the policy which they believe is best
for the country at large and for them
selves. IL also proves the falsity of the
claim the Democrats were so free in max
Ing in years past that the Republican par
tywas only held together by its possession
of the offices, and that once deprived of
patronage it would become demoraized
and would rapidly disintegrate. The Re
publican party has been three years out
of power, but it never in all its splendid
history showed 30 much steadiness and
discipline or 80 much spirit and zeal for
the battle to begin as it does to-day.
But while all this is true and while en-
thusiasm and discipline are potent factors
in presidential campaign, it would be
the height OF folly for the Republicans to
close their eyes to the strength of the
enemy with whom they must contend.
No good general would be guilty of such
an oversight, for the better he understands
the difficulties he must overcome the more
skilfully he can use the troops at his com
mand. Let the Republicans, then, at the
start look the situation squarely and hon
s,,t 81. a
MS possible the obstacles with which they
they must grapple. In the first place, the
Republicans must expect to see the federal
service used in the campaign to reflect
Cleveland as 1t has not been employed
since the days of Pierce and Buchanan
Mr.. Cleveland has made practically clean
sweep of the offices, and the men who
have enjoyed the spells for three years
contest.
But those who make use of this
enormous power of official patronage,
In utter disregard of the rules and the
proprieties of the civil service and in open
violation of all of Cleveland's professions,
will be confronted by the organized force
of the patriots of the land backed by the
manufacturers and workmen who have
just reasons to fear that their interests
will be severely injured by the success of
the Bourbon Democracy and their English
allies Of Free Trade. The Republicans
and the supporters of Protection combined,
and moving with the enthusiasm of
organized unity, can VIGOROUSLY en-
counter the official cohorts of the Admins
1910 and 1850.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

In 1884 the Mugwumps had their rea-
sons for seeking the defeat of the Repub-
lieans, but they did not frankly and honest
ly avow them. They maIiciously and
shamefully lied about the Republican can
didates, and to the extent of their num-
bers contributed to place in the Executive
chair of the nation that monster of
hypocrisy aud of Bourbon prejudice and
dogmatism Cleveland. 1t needed only
the nomination of a thoroughly blameless
and thoroughly qualified man like General
Harrison on the Republican ticket to ex-
pose the deceit and hypocrisy of the
Mugwumps. They are Democrats at
heart and would not support the Repub-
lican ticket if it had been headed by a
saint. The path of Mugwumpry is one
of shame, leading to the most unpatriotic
manifestations of Bourbonism, and the
present course of its organs aud represent
tatives more than sustains the charges
against them four years ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03

The Buffalo News, an euterprising, wide
awake daily paper which supported Cleve-
land in 1891, refuses to advocate his reelec-
ton. 1t has had more than enough of his
broken promises and bad faith. The facts
are accommodating which show that his
Buffalo acqnaintancesa are getting to under
stand the fraud-electcd President quite as
well As those who best know him in Wash
iugton. '''fhe Buffalo Express" states that
he has ''disavowed his Buffalo residence
for the purpose of avoiding the payment
of taxes on his personal estate, which had
been assessed at the very moderate figure
of $1,000" In 1884 Buffalo gave a ma
iority of l,05S against Cleveland. All the
best signs plainly indicate that the large
aud thriving city on the lake this year will
cast against him larger majority than it
did four years ago. He is weakest where
he is best known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03
w. T. SHERMAN FOR HARRISON
No Copperhead Administration for the
Hero OF the March to the Sea.

Interview in the New York Sun
General William Tecumseh Sherman said
last night at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Il
think there could not be a more powerful
ticket than Harrison and Morton. | think
that every man who fought for the preserva-
ton of this Government, should vote for
these men. They are both strong Union
men; one is soldier and the other states
man-both well tried in their country's ser
vice. Harrison, think. will be as strong as
Blaine would have been. OF course,
would rather my brother John had got it,
but the Republican party should be the
judge and select its own standard bearer
1t is now the duty of every true citizen to
stand by these men, who were true to the
has never been true Union man sent to
represent this country in foreign lands under
this Administration, and it is time for a
change. | believe that Cleveland has done
the best he coull have no fault to find
with his administration. My feelings
though, carry me back to the war. | would
not keep up sectional differences Every
Southern man has the same rights that we
have. But Cleveland has sent out
to represent us men who would have
starued us during the war. They are
what call the copperheads Cleveland is
seventeen years younger than I. He should
have shouldered a musket and have gone to
the front. Everybody capable of carrying a
gun should have offered his services. Then
the war would not have lasted as long as it
did At Vcksburg and Gettysburg we were
short handed, and if these men who hung in
the rear had gone to the front the war would
have been over year sooner that it was.
The candidates named now are wonderfully
good. Harrison is man of great character,
good habits and lineage. He is good every
way, and fit and proper person to 20 to the
White House. Now it is fair and square
race between the two parties
What the great general, the heroic
veteran, the brilliant chieftain of the war,
says of the Republican nomination, can
not fail to encourage the "boys in blue
to make a united aud determined effort to
expel Grover Cleveland from Washington
as they expelled Jefferson Davis from
Richmond. The number of Union sol
diers who will vote for the Democratic
candidate in November will be easily
counted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-07-03
The Ticket That Wins.
New York Tribune.l !.


In his public life General Harrison has
been an answering and earnest Republi-
can from the first, and always ON the side
of the best and worthiest elements in the
Republican party. Devoted to the cause
of the Union, he has been no less devoted
TO the protection of American rights and
industries. His earnest advocacy of pro-
tective principles has largely Influenced
public opinion in Indiana, so that his
Democratic colleague, Mr.. voorhees,, was
found marching fast toward the protec-
tive side more than two years ago, and
warning his party associates that Indiana
would be hopelessly lost to the Democracy
If the party should take the position into
which it has been forced by President
Cleveland. 1t was Senator Harrison s
strong plea for Dakota which first reused
the country to realize the injustice done to
a great body of honest settlers by the
partisan exclusion of that Territory from
Statehood. 1t was his crushing report on
the condition of the civil service in Indi-
ana which, more than any other array OF
facts, convinced sincere believers in civil
service reform that President Cleveland
pretences were fraudulent.
In his whole career, as soldier and
statesman Benjamin Harrison has dis
played sound judgment, well-balaneed
mind, aud a character of the highest
merit. He has led no faction, gained nc
step by denying to any the honors they
had earned, relied not at all upon the art.
Of the demagogue, and sought no prefer
ment save through the triumph of genuine
Republican principles. Not by sudden OIL
sensational surprises, not by startling
brilliancy of achievements or false profes
sions of zeal for reform, but by steady
| force of intellectual and moral superiority
he has won the profound regard of tn,
| people. In private life he is the sort o
person reputable people would be glad t,
see in the White House. A gentleman il
the best sense, pure in personal character
spotless in conduct, high and honorable il
aims, he is a fitting representative of Re
publican principles.