New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-10
HUMORS or THE CAMPAIGN.
SENATOR JOE BROWN AND HIS SHADOW.


HUMORS OF THE CAMPAIGN
SENATOR JOE BROWN AND HIS SHADOW.
From The Macon (Ga) Telegraph
About IL O'Clock Senator Brown drove up 70 tno
court-ho He was assisted from MS ssfr,see
Cleveland and Thurman Senator brown sPpeanrcu
be quite feeble and was assisted to . 1a0hSSS
when he deposited an open tcRet LOT slo hon'in'oS
An incident occurred at this 1uncture which was
ouIte amusing TO the friends of the participants AS
senator Brown turned TO leave the ballotbox Alton
Angler the general passenger agent OF the western nH
shd ereb v9'Sd Killing he vote Of the president
the road of which he is the passenger agent
BOUND TO HAVE A BET ANYHOW.
From Tho Buffalo Express. 4
Two gentle danes overheard IN eager act con-
ssd ono ar be- bet gloves money anything
She continued excltedly. Come now, let's make
mnutc was tho rather doeful response d but 'ose the
fact is haven't much money and ssog no Quick
interruption. athat doesn't matter let's make the bet
and ri pay for the hats anyway J"
NO MISTAKE THIS TINE.
From Tho Chicago Herald.
"say, MAJ said suburban resident yes 1e6ass
morning before he left homeland he acnnowleokctt
that It Is the first time he addressed her IN that
fa% IN eass Of g9s ~
Well de@r she said w P bo answe OF wine G %sh
friends, but IL you do conclude to get drunk this
evening wish to ask as favor that you Will first
mako sure that Mr.. Harrison Is elected You Know
how YOU PLAYED II on me four years ago, and can
not stand that second Time"
THE VEIL DRAWN ASIDE MOMENT
From The Washington Post
"panIcI., sobbed the President this morning as
he showed aside his mantle OF gloom and stood ofh
Ing Yes, SIRE responded Daniel in deep detection
anu VII YOU get some Grape to hang the front
doorl'
Daniel cotton Ss 1 for ND to b ss
Se leaders Of the party viii now hurl at me with
terrific force"
"An3. Daniel stick up a sign ITO Let on tho Dig
gates through which I'll soon pass for the last ''n'
"And, DANIEL remember this that It is condition i
not theory which confronts US, and we must meet
it, even though our hearts break ana W. swan
Yes, sire,D murmurcd Daniel with convulsiye
sobs and the two great men repOsea on With tears
fell upon them and shut them from the cruel gaze
Of unfeelng world.
MORE THAN YOU DEMOCRATS CAN DO
From The New-York Graphic
We begin to think those black RepuohfcIans nave
carried South Carolina and the Kingdom OF Heaven
IN "TTIE LAND OF STEADY HABITS TOO.
Norwich Comm Dispatch to Tho Boston GLOBE.
Tonight those Republicans residing at East Great 1s
tonai school fights bought barn for SO, hlled ],
with barrels boxes, fences and gates when mao aau
tents with half dozen barrels of coal OIL ana
touched her or
A MAN DoNs FEMININE ATTIRE, ON WAGER
Nyack Dispatch to The New.York Evening World
A sensation was caused on Broadway in this place
last evening by the appearance Of what was supposed
to be a lady promenading with a cigarette III ne
mouth and a cane in her hand 1t was soon learned
ho%eyer, that the person was Thomas Kelly, son OF
Judge Kelly, who was paying an elecuoh %aser tby
wearing tho iaunty bonnet OF one ana the 0thSr
another
Large S crowds pucEy c SSRs Ea1'r'
not understand the situation, were startled to see
what they supposed was one Oh tne'r own SeA 'ioA'e
the street
POSTMASTER BAILEY's SWAN SONG.
From The Utica Press.
But II It be true that the worst has happeaaeo,
that we have lost the country, then let US reflect
T a fone dd% Eae and aeeas with dying
tho leadership of great captain, whose nnuepos 80
Democracy viii retainand history VIII record Ind
n Wholesome admiration for tho courage nerve ana
noble unseldshness Of the champion Of the common
people Cleveland ooseryes
of devotion tender and touching Thus might d,,rs
French General have spoken Of Napoleon 'go oufbern
brlcadier havo referred to General Lee after inc
latters conference T Tbe Observer loves the Pres
dent and loves him dearly. Other Democrats IN
Utica admire Mt Cleveland others p a n matters
81 nocy and statccraft as absolutely correct, but
~ hem all none really have that heartfelt aneclon
for him entertained by the editor OF The oDserVer,
and for obvious reasons.
4 GENEROUSLY DISPOSED BIRD.
From The Syracuse Courier (Dem.)
Readers of Tho Courier have observed thas inc
customary rooster has not appeared In these coluHs
in the last two or three days The fact IS that INC
weather has been chilly in this immedlate hciS IL
borhood that 1t was deemed best not to expose MN
10 what m ght result in his deaih-blow Inc ol9
bird up Tuesday night was feeling hrstIs aI
cucllcd away at great rate; indeed, ne nut'eftu
about considerably Wednesday. Yesterday he iel,
GuTnnish until a journal" representative wanted
70 borrow him The request was granted, ana uhuer
the warmth OF the Republican Atmosphere III I'LL, Uui
contemporaries Office, no soon recovered nus spIs;
and was shortly Growing with his od-time vim ana
Strength Tho Journal building had ms poruait
IN every window and IN short time me ioWh
was Hooded with his phz,' which so gladdened inc
hearts of Democrats four years ago: II there is
ANYTHING the matter with his shanghallets IL may
Ie attributed 10 the fact that he IS not used 10
rrovinr over Republican victories. lie Is law.
sbding and pcaceable old fellow, however, ana II
be- can,t crow over the election OF his faVoHtc can.
didates he is charltably enough disposed 10 Whoop
Ter mn for tho Republicans little
THIS PASS IS TRANSFERABLE.
From The Troy Telegram
The following pass is being extensively crcula ,.,
salt River Packet Iine-Pass on account OF DIi,Isn
FREQ Trade from Washington up SAT- RIVER STEAMER
Lord sackvllle West will leave Washington March e.
Not good TO return. c. Cleveland, captain; a. o.
Thurman, mate 49,. . ,.co .o,.troor+
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