The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-09-19
! would saasr less than their a,hen or grand

wouid saatF less thar their fthen or grand
fathers
boston Jguraa}. Wha.eror A-t The 0ea-
erals aayeEsaries may and with the ie;tsr
must be based on something else han accA-
Sliious that il i. halfhezrte5 q abscure- i
bears on fhe lace Of Is RniapeacAaais csi-
aenae criu absolute neeriiy 70 eyers IiH'
and word, anlitA Tram i as ezfdci
Language tine Eaglea tong atoms
Piitsbuga coainsasa Thero-
b'bidouis, mus, + ranked among ~
thinking voters, aud sinc1 iis ass
ti,ai DECIDES She Pre- dcllia' eiceian. fir
@ghird-pariy men may Pc reliei un to csl-
tribute their share o. that rsut Ihcy
haee interest az s-akrofa personal and MAJ
r. ial nature iaat ti,ey ran npi aiasal -
isopaniize 1y continuing tse DesaocHiac
party ia power.
Milwaukee Safasa. Right huaiasd work
ingnen. mostly employed 10 the ~souluiiis
at Bay View, in ihis city, have issued . cir
cular, over their " Signatures, appealing
TO the ~workfngmen o. tbe country ooFpose
the Democratic assault on pr5tesioa aud 10
vote for Harrison ani Morton Naturally,
this extraordinary campaign d9cGment has
created great excitement among tie Demo-
cratic and the Labor leaders.
0tio Ssatr youraH: How many Of the ez-
soldiers BOW present IN The city are as sound
ia body as Hthey had never been IN the SER
vice. An eminent physician. vho served as
surgeon IN the army fcrupwanl o,faur years
and who has since fhe waf examined thou-
sands ofappicsnts forinvaiid pensions, gives
it as his opinion that ~ BEES chat nine OUT
Of Ten Of the ex-soldiers are more o. les ds-
abled because Of the service trough 20 legal
proofs Oft fact can be produced.
New York TrBnae THIS letter win takc a
high siaoe 10 the literature OF politics. L is
ia such effective contrast 20 the DAN, labored
verbose and csotisiical letter of &c Dalao-
cratic candidate that it seems almost uukini
on the part OF General HARRISON ID bring
them before tie pople ia close isxtapssi-
ton. Il Is courageous, frank, simple and uu-
affected. Many OF ia phrases pierce the
Democratic aImor like sword thrlsgs. 1t Is
a letter that wiz make woes.
CAicago Hiy-Ocsla Eight wears ago Gar
field had o plurality in MEine Of s s in
1884 Blaine had a plurality In aoo00 IN
1ssG Governor Bodwel hai apiuraiiy ofi2-
,eo. The Republican maiasi,y &C ne eler-
iign Yesterday is dontlo thai given 60 Oar
field, one-half greater tan thar given 10 1856
aHl is nearly as lanse as that given 10 tine
mosi popular man In Maine four years ago.
The Democrats made a lard asAt this year
IN Maine and the returns show that, rs
against an aroused Republican sentiment.
Democratic scheming and misrepresentation
coun as nothing. There j. ir every part Cd
theState anouccabie gain s1rthe Republicans
aud as noticeable q falling OH in She tb;ri
party vote.
81. Louis Globe Boa3cre Taat govern
ment ofuhe people. by the people ead for
the people shall not perish from The earth.
This utterance, which was made b. Abraham
Lincoln IN his speech ID the dedication of
the Gettysburg monument IS used as q motto
In a cartoon ia the New York Gfe In
which Allen G. Thurman 5 placed ia avery
noble attitude. There a painful inconsru-
fly, however. between the wouis and the
man. About the time Ibis Language was
used Thurman, who was @ copperle.i at the
time, was doing his best in the Democratic
National Convention of 1864 and elsewhere
to make This sort of q government perish
from The earth. and 10 cree q it. stead
throughout hall the cou,gy, @ government in
which The slave n ia c9ntraiisGaciiia
10 the people should rule. a little knowl-
edge Of the history of,he period between 1851
aud 1865 on the part Of Democratic cartoon
lists would save the candidates and the party
from q GOOD deal Of needless humiliation.
Hin Renominated for Governor by