The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-23
JOURNAL SUPPLEMENT.
AND TIE CETIs. STILL THEY COME
Troy Chief.

AND THE CRY Is. STILL THEY CONE
Troy Chief:
IL is sweeping over the entire land
Old Virginia has caught Il. Gen,
James A. Walker, OF Wytheville
virginia, a Democratic ex-LieuteD-
ant Governor Of that state, has de-
ciared in favor OF Harrison. He
says he cannot stand Free Trade and
that South West-Virginia will 90
heavily for Harrison.
The Democrats OF North Carolina
are divided and demOralized, and
are calling for money to save the
state from going Republican.
The Saturday NeWs, of Lewis
Durgi Pa, heretofore an indepen-
dent paper with Democratic lean
lngs has raised the Harrison flag.
Thomas NJ. Marvel and William
Griffith, two old Democrats of Ken
nett Square, PENNSYLVANIA, have
both declared for Harrison.
w. H. Mccarthy, heretofore an
Irish Democrat, has been chosen
President Of WOrkingmen's Har-
rlsOn Club i'm the Fifth Ward Of New
York.
As an evidence Of how the popular
feeling is running, the women
operatives OF the mills at German
town, Pennsylvania, have organized
Tariff Club.
One township in Eastern Ohio
reports eleven Democrats who have
come out for Harrison.
In Washington county, Maine.
Democratic manufacturers and shin |
owners are turning to Harrison so /
rapidly that the Democratic State /
Committee is sending missionaries
To labor with them, and beg them /
not to go.
A canvass Of the employees Of the
great mercantile house Of Arnold. /
Constable d Co, OF New York, re-
veals eight men who voted for
Cleveland in 1884, who will vote for
Harrison this year.
Seventy-iive Democrats IN Iron
ton, o.. have deserted Cleveland
and the British flag.
Twenty mOulders OF Mansfield.
Ohio, heretofore Democrats, have
declared for Harrison and Morton.
Seventeen Democratic old soldiers
in Morgan county, Indiana, have
organized Harrison and Morton
Club.
Seventy men in Lyons, New York,
who voted for Cleveland i'm 1884, have
declared for Harrison and Morton.
Oh, yes, and the Democrats are
going to carry Michigan. This is
how they are going to do il: In
Oakland county, one hundred men
who have always been Democrats.
have enlisted under the Harrison
banner.
The BraddOck Pa SIN. always !
Democratic paper, has run up the
flag Of Harrison and Morton.
III you want to know how West ]
Virginia stands, here is an item: .
MOnongalia county has a Harrison :
and Morgan Club of 20 members
all farmers and wOOl-grOwers, and
evey man heretofore Democrat. |
And the sweetness is all depart
ing from Cleveland. The San Fran y
cisco candy makers, nearly all I
democrats, have come out for
Cleveland. v
In the Republican Club OF Evans v
vile, Indiana, there are forty
Democratic cOme-Outers.
The railroad men are down on /
Harrison, on account of his action l
in former strike. At recent Re q
'HbAASaAA INSTRUMENTATION III lnulNl- i
apOlis, there were S21 railroad men !
In the procession. most OF whom .
have heretofore been Democrats. +
Even Tilden's family are catching =
he infection. Col. Charles II. Fin II
ey, OF New York, a relative OF
Samuel J. TildeH, has given Cleve- n
and the grand bounce, on the u
ground of general humbuggery, and u
will vote for Harrison. l.
In one township in Clinton coun- L
y, ten Democrats have Joined the n
Harrison band. b'
There was an old woman who
ived in Dundee" and she raised a ia
'lum tree that bore peculiar fruit. NJ
n Dundee, a suburb of Passiac, New dt
ersey, Democratic free trade has II
lso borne obnoxious fruit. Cleve-
and had 249 votes there; four years sa
go, but II Is predicted that he will m
OF have 100 next November. Jo
William o. Devay, President of Is
ne. Indiana Paper Co. lat IndianapO-
:, q lifelong Democrat. declares ms
" Harrison, and predicts that
ldiana will give him 5000
iaiOrity. Dis