The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-14

favor of q tariff for revenue and incidenta, pro-
lection. The Southern Confederacy put IL in
their Constitution that there should not bessueh
q thing as tariff for protection under their en-
pIre OF slavery. There is the condition OF
things, and the people must choose"
Mr.. CHAIRMAN and Ladies and Gentlemen!-
My letter of acceptance means, LIST. protection;
revenue; 9Th, anything to beat Harrison.
Consecratedly yours. GROVER CLEVELAND.
The Kansas girl who tried to DO what she saw
the contortionist do at the circus. and put her
leg out of joint, should be terrible example to
any man who proposes to support Cleve-
land and not vote for free trade. Minneapolis
journal
OK the second Tuesday in October Iowa and
Georgia will vote. They will be a stand-off DO
litically but there will be an opportunity to de.
termine the nature and extent OF the free trade
sentiment 10 the agricultural States of the West
and Northwest
THE Democrats are beginning to inquire
where Mr.. Morton is. He is at homo enjoying
himself with bis family. The Republicans don't
have to send their candidate for the vice presi-
dency skylarking over the country In order 10
awaken little interest in the campaisn.-Iowa
State Register.
A HARRISON and Morton Club of Hollanders
III sAo uoEtuWoob pOEtiOu VI LUG City WAC Ao4 AC1
last night, and strong Harrison and Morton
clab of Polish voters has been formed and is at
work on the South Side. This sort of thing has
significance which the Democratic bosses in
milwaukee much dread.-Milwaukee Wiscon-
sin.
liz Henry George intends traversing New
York State this year and canvsssine it on this
platform. II am free-trader, / am for the elec-
ton OF Grover Cleveland, and am against the
election OF David y. Hill he will cos: the ma
tional Democratic ticket good many votes and
save the Democratic State ticket an equal num-
ber.-New York Sun.
Il HAVE always been a Democrat in politics,
and a rather earnest one at that" said Alexander
Delano, president Of the Detroit steel and
spring works. which employ 2 900 men, to a De-
troit Journal reporter 'but when the two great
parties divide on the question of continuing the
protective policy, which has built MP the country
and made il rich and prosperous, feel con-
strained 10 cast my vote for the party that
stands M for America and American Interests"
The Democratic Herald. of Passaic. n. j.,
says:
Every reader Of this paper knows we don't Ike
his Democracy. We don't like his second presden
tal term, because ii is forswearing of himself We
don't like his free trade. We don't like his arroyo
ton OF legislative power and believe the power
only intended TO affect unconstitutional aol
very positively questionable legislation. We like lis
contribution of $4,000 TO the national COMMITTEES
evidence of his faith in Democracy. AID Yet
doubt If it would have been $40 to elect anybody but
himself to the presidency.
From patriotic Names utmost shore.
Prom hardy Vermont's pinev hills.
From broad Allan tics sulen roar.
To Oregons ocean swells.
How loud the notes of joy arise
From every bosom warm and free.
How strains triumphant fill the skies
For Harrison and liberty.
Iowa state Register.