The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-23

The Central organization of tn,
, Irish American ADti-Free Trad,
League has 300 members. most ol
whom voted for Cleveland in 1854
but viii not do 50 this wear.
The Daily Ners-L Letter, the organ
OF the Iron and Steel workers OF
; wheeling, West Virginia. hereto.
lore a neutral paper, has run up
Harrison cOlOrs.
The Democratic Daily bulletin, OF
Anderson, Indiana, last winter said
that II Harrison was nominated, he
would carry Indiana. Il now say 5
that II sees no reason TO change it,
opinion.
And Harrison takes the cake.
George l.. Cake, Secretary OF the
United States Window Glass Union,
says that he has changed his poll
ties, and Is for Harrison.
w. Mehlin, a leading business
man and Democrat OF Harrisburg,
I Pa, Is for Harrison and Morton.
r. NJ. Clarke, Chairman Of the
American party Of Colorado, a sort
OF Democratic annex, has resigned
his position, and come out for Har-
risOn.
Twenty-three former Democrats
OF Huntington, Indiana, are wearing
Harrison badges.
Benjamin Tweedy, a leading
Democrat Of North Vernon, Indiana,
is making Harrison speeches.
In the 18th Assembly District of
New York, lbs wOTkingmen, most Of
whom voted for CleYeland in 1854,
have organized a Harrison club.
On Sunday, August 5th, one hun
dred Democrats Of the Second Ward /
Of Elizabeth, New Jersey, who voted |
for Cleveland i'm 1884, met and |
organized a Harrison and Morton !
Club.
Even the MugwUmps arc tumb- |
ling. Planeville, Massachusetts,, /
has n Mugwump Club Oh sixty-five |
members, all of whom voted for
Cleveland in 1854, but every one is
for Harrison now.
Capt. James l.. Topping, an old
time Democrat OF Genesee County.
New York, has got out Of the sink
ing ship into the ark Of safety.
The Dramatic Times, the theatre
cal paper OF New York, has cOnclud-
ed to take hand in politics, and
has raised the Harrison flag.
Simon Howard and Charles Col
Inns, old Democrats OF Wyoming, l.
New York, have come out for Har- /
risOn. Tom Collins will be along
vet.
Benjamin Gettys, an old Demo-
cratic soldier, OF frankfort, Pa,
has concluded he cannot support the
nan who had not time to go to
gettysburg.
Benjamin Ray, a Democratic ex-
member Of the Assembly, of New
burg, New York, is for Harrison,
lis year.
John ID. Carson, a large paper
Of OF Dalton, Mass,
always a Democrat, thinks HaTri- I
on II good enough for him, this {
-ear. q
Julian NJ. McNair, leading q
Democratic lawyer of Dansville, y. /
l., and Henry Chute. a Democratic /
yorker in Brooklyn, have taken the /
harrison chute. D
+. NJ. Anfesser, a Democratic Z
Of Albany, y. Y, doesn't !
want any free trade wool in his, and G
o has come out for Harrison. Il
Col. James X. Deegan, of Ashland, b
"a, Democratic candidate for the y
legislature at the last election, has a
declared himslf for Harrison z
Tobacco is coming ain case" n
henry &. StOrt, an extensive cigar
OK manufacturer, Of Sellersville, Il
"a, "A Democrat for thirty-twO years, I,
avs that hereafter he will vote the Il
ticket. ii
A citizen Of Canton, New York, +
as a list of twenty-One Democrats
4 that town who have declared that
ley will vote for Harrison. Old st.
lawrence County gives from six to r
N thousand Republican majority a,
Ow. What will she do, il this a,
1slness keeps on? Il,
Frank McCiOvern, street cOntrae- "A
n of Kingston, n. Y, and six of =
Is wOrkmen. all Democrats, have 70
sclared their intention to vote for
arrisOn. a,
And, HallelOOjy Walker Blaine
Us he will take the stump for Har-
son and Morton. This shows that 70
'e Medill, Of the Chicago Tribune, IN
all right.
But we are out Of breath. This nj
Il will be continued next week. H.
bu
Is will be drummers'