The Springdale news., 1888-07-20
The Republican Ticket.

of this county met st the court house iii Fayetteville Saturday, July II and nominated the following ticket:
 State sgnate-W Patton, of Pra irie.
 Ropresentatixes-Thomas Brooks. ofI'Iairie; o 3 Slaughter. offspring. daie, M N Dale, of Mountain.
 Shefiff-T ! Hunt, of Prairie.
 County Jndge--Joau . Ben brook, o4 Fayetteville.
 Circuit Clerk-Georee Roed, Jr., O. Fayetteville.
 County Clerk-Thomas Mayes, ot Goshen.
 Trea arer-R A Rutherford, of Rieh.aa3.
 Assessor-Jobn Cole. of Prairie Grove.
 ayor-George Chase, of FavetteYille.
 Cor5aer-Jonathaa Smith, of Sfriasa5le.
 $ D GiItHeatb. of West Fork, was chosen chairman of the County Committee.
 AT Indianapolis last Saturday night taeDemoerats formally inaug- urated what bids fair to be the most memorable political campagn in the history at Indiana. Between 1000 aHi 5.85J DcMeatyts were iH 5nu. IheF earned :. large number ot banners, with l20 different in. stripti8ns. sga.e of which were the fsalom1H4:
 "C#sseIand and Thurman, the Peoples Candidates. Blue BIoo1 afJ BeoIle-HarfizaH and Nor ton
 "Graadpa Harrison's Pants Won't Fit Benny.
 f.z tfgr.aaas are solIl Against IIarfi #.
 Harrison and Free Whiskey, Morton and Boodlc.p
 "The Chinese Must Go-Thur- man. ;
 The Chinese Must Gome-Harrl- son"
 ..Tob4cco is a Neee. sity-J. C. Blaine-What About Blankets?"
 Il am Opposed to Free W iskey -J. c. Blaine in Florence letter. :
 :.f9ree Whiskey Would Destroy High License in the States at Once -J. C. Blaine, Florence Letter"
 Toalinson hall, where speaking was held was decorated with han ners. some bearing the inscription:
 "Cicyelaud an Thurman, the Peoples Choice"
 "Republican Platform-State Pride, Free Nhiskey and High Taxes" :"
 Indiana w4ll Give Cleveland and Thurman l5, Goo Majority"
 Harrison Voted Fourteen Times in Favor oi Chinese Immigration.
 "Cleveioud's Fidelity III the Past Iasp pires Faith h the Future"
 Harrison Proposed Bullets for Ncrkinemen in Y; Workingmen will Prepare Ballots for Harrlsou II S.
 Gov. Gray delivered an i'm promftu speech, and among other things sad:
 The Republicans say they are g,- ing to inaugurate q campaign like tlat of ls.0, he saidi that Is loo old, ICteers.l The Democrats are 90 ius t0 lnaugurate campaign like that of 1881. [Chcers. l am gratl- hel to see such an outpoUriug of the Democracy of Indianapolis ratlty- ing the work of the Democratic na- tiouai Convention. Prolonged cheers.
 That convention ren0minated by exclamation Grover Cleveland. Loud cheers. And l am going to risk my reputation as a political prophet that he will be elected. Gley elanu $ name Is q synonym of strength and Thurman of states iaaushfp and political integrity.
 II the Democratic party cannot elect that tic1et upon the platfor III on winch they stand, t never can eiee, any ticket. Ii prociaims the same principles in every State 9f the Union. The Democracy wili take eaeap fuel, cheap lumber, cheap blankets ani clothes; the Republi- cans nay take their free whiskey and t0tacec Loaa cheers If the Democrat pver the country will take example fir m GUT Indiana brethren and work IS .hey do Glege- land 4Al Thurman wiii be elected hy sueh rousing majority that Inc Republican party will he forever .1s.f .4 ,.Y43 t- -,,.H.. 4.