The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-06-30

,,,., ,,hortv personal equality of right the
economical administration OF goYernlfs,nrv ern 1.
confines itselfto the immediate E ;isyed of
ment and the right of the people TO pc r;t,mose
taTation when The government mas no Ieglii,., ~
need for the proceeds of taxation we NJ 6t we
onnose YOUR schemes to tax US ior YOU Of our
~ oono n contest your right to MAKE use 9a o
Government for our oppression ana your @''
age r,-.nc,sco Chronicle (Republican) says
acen Harrison has been selected as the ~ ~
candidate, not by the state OF Yentinn assembled
H. NV Stands as the chosen representative Oh the
principles Of Republicanism ana n ss NJ blaine
avs IL inealculably greater than any man. anu II y
the duty and doubtless will be the Plea;suISi II
every genuine Republican 10 give MIN
earnest and hearty support - ..1-here Is
present porentous and actual dangeI m nj his
Harrison in this State. The kepnDheani u, thaf
state have before them an opportunity 70 shoM Tag"
their anti-Chinese zeal has not been i Sr all
they wish TO save their party in CatoInlA i[oil
soIite destruction let them reject Harrison ana re-
fuse to put an electoral ticket in the heiu. , ~
whole State will await the decision WIN intei s5s
ilnon the issue of silver coinage, Harrison stalits
against every principle and profession Oh ms Pts
in these silver States ana MS RECORD - ;h he Is
position to the national platform upon winch He 10
Mr. Wstterson. in the Louisville Courier-Journal
saws: The Republicans will of course try 70 ralse
an 1910 Juror and to make log-cabina ana ,haiu ~,
and Ter too campaign OF ~ ou
is moi that sort of man. He lives in palace anu
drinks only champagne out OF cut gas. NJ ,s a
wore homespun in his life, ana Wouiu hot A i.a
coonskn if he saw it, He Isl cold selfish, exclusive,
arrogant and vain patrieian. He hates poor man
worse than the devil hates holy water lheIe -
nothing popular or magnetic ABOUT MN. ~ nc
lived in The East he would be drawing Anslo1r
maniac. Living West, he is merely the GRANDSON 81
his grandfather. With Morton for yokemate. II IS
simply rich mans ticket on poor man pia'ioilh'
and will poll only the party vote ou,
The Louisville Anseiger says that ''ClcNeiiiu uip
Harrison are now before the American people.
Cleveland during his administration proved TO be
competent conscientious official BY MS statesman
like conservative administration he has gained inc
unbounded confidence of the American people ana
will undoubtedly down Harrison next November.
Harrison has many bitter enemies among Indiana
Republicans, and the friends of Gresham are NOT
likely to forget the underground manfpulatons AT
Chicago. Harrison is man of the aristocracy, not
man Of the people in the better sense, ana MS Ca
pacties as statesman are of inferior rank"
A dispatch from Evansville, Indiana, 70 Inc New
York Sun SAYS: 1.-The sense of disappointment
among the Republicans of this city over Harrison
nomination cannot be concealed;many are so impu-
ton to remain away from the polls. This indigna-
ton while not general, is nevertheless sufficiently
positive to arouse some alarm among local leaders
The most prominent defectlols so lar are TWO he-
publican newspapers in this city-The Indiana Post
(German) and the Daily Bulletin. The Post is a
representative organ of the German people, and viii
antagonize Harrison on account OF MS temperance
views. The Bulletin is the county organ of the Re-
publicans and in indignant leader this afternoon
declares that HdrrisonS nomination was wholly I'M
expected and fell like wet blanket upon Republic
cans of Southern Indiana 1t then says the proba-
bilites are that he will be beaten in his State
by 10000 votes These OBJECTIONS are supplemented
by many individual ones, some on account of the
candidate and others on account of the unyieldng
tariff plank of the platform. At this writing Harri-
son could not carry sixty per cent. Of the Republic
can be healed but many of them will be manifest al
the November polls"