Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1888-10-12
THE CAMPAIGN FUND,
New York SUM-

NNeW iblh ouHJ
The receipt Of contributions at the
National Democratic Campaign Head
quarters WAS not marked by the influx oi
any unknown donors OF yellow backed
81 1000 gold certificates yesterday. The
bulk of contributions, was, a. usual, in
small amounts, though their aggregate
was satisfactory and encouraging. The
accompaniments OF cheering words were
also kept up. Among yesterday + messages
oil this character were
From an old New York ship owner, who
wants to see the American merchant flag
again on the sea, $50.
A member OF the Calumet Club, SIS.
From Cincinnati $40, to aid in the re.
election oi an honest President.
From very old Jerseyman whom most
people would call poor, 81 TO beat tn,
party that resorts TO garbled quotation
and cheap tricks.
From big manufacturing firm, S16(
toward bringing about successful Issue
of The great fight we are in.
From Penn's Grove N. j.: Enclosed
find 81, to help along the cause OF tariff
reform and make Cleveland and Thurman
next President and Vice President. i
every Democrat able TO do 80 would con-
tribute as much our victory would be safe
From city in Texas, $50 as a contribu.
tion from n son Of the Lone Star State L
the Democratic cause.
From ST. Louis, $3.50, collected by
prominent Democrat, who promised I,
send more from duv to day.
From Monroe, Mich, 81, from believ.
er in the champion of the whole peopl
against the representatives OF monopoly.
From Wheeling ". Va, $25, with The
note, "Sure 10 cast its ELECTORAL vote fol
Cleveland and Thurman, but we want I,
make is larser than that OF 1884"
Newberry, W., Sl0 from gentleman
long convinced himself, but who woult
like to try to win over some OF his neigh
bors.
An anonymous contribution OF $l0(
bill was in letter dated down town.
From prominent Washingtonian, VIII,
desires to aid the campaign fund al
national headquarters, $40.
A cloak manufacturing firm wrote
"We believe that business will he benefit.
ted 10y tariff reform aud beg to hand you
our check for $50. One hundred and
thirty OF our employees are enrolled IL
the Cleveland and Thurman Dry Good.
Campaign Club"
From Scranton, Pa. = / enclose So fol
the National Democratic committee, and
wisl, i WAS able 10 make 1t five hundred
times the amonnt.
From banker IN Boston, Mass, S25-
III every one interested in civilized govern
nent will give ns nearyly in proportion to
his neaEs, we will put an end TO monopoly
rule in this country supposed TO be govern.
ed by equal lava. i will Try to spur up
others within my reach.
From Silver Cliff, Col, S25-I hope il
may do some good toward the reelection
of our President.
Washington. D. c., $40, TO help the
good cause the cause of the people.
From Portland. Me.,-Eliclosed please
find So. / would make il 5000 times as
much If could. Democratic speakers and
preas go unsparingly for the "just before
election avalanche" crowd, especially
Blame with his falsehoods.
Quincy, ILL.,, $40, from two brothers who
"hope that the contribution, though nall,
will help the Democratic cause"
Davenport, Iowa,-From a collection,
500.
New York merchant, $10O, to aid in
defeating our political enemies.
Two 81. Louis merchants $500.
Warsaw, Mo-. S250-Please send ua
Mill's Speech in German and Cleveland,s
tariff message and Fitch's speech in the
same language.
From Columbia. Mo-, $25, to help 10
build up the necessary funds for the prop
er distribution Of sound Democratic doc
umenls