The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1888-06-07
WIND AND WORK.

Tho Democrats Doing Large Amount OF
Blowing, But Republicans Buckling
Down to Business.
The clacauers Of the Administration arc
making u great din over the prospects Of
the Presidential canvass. The rumblinS
basses of the Bourbon Democrats and the
shrill trebles of the mugwump sece6ers
swell the chorus Of premature triumph
over the battle which is still to be fought.
Dragging goes long way in Democratic
politics, says the New York Tribune, and
there is great demonstration Of noisy ex-
altation all along the line President Cleve-
land, as the country was informed with the
same effusive confidence which was dis
played in the earlier stages of the cam
paign Of 1884, is destined to sweep the
country and to bury the Republican party
out Of sight. Not only will he carry with
largely increased maJorities, say the boast
ers, the five Northern States which were
Democratic then, but he will also capture
such Republican strongholds as Massachu-
setts, Rhode Island, Michigan, Wisconsin
ind Minnesota. ut will be I'm avalanche
this timer exclaim these political brag-
CARDS in an ecstacy Of delight. They have
forgotten that in 1884 it was to be "an av-
alanche" also, and that their candidate was
disastrously beaten q week before the cleo
ton, and only carried into the White House
by a series of trivial accidents at the last
moment and the turning of five or six
hundred votes. The confidence game In
politics Is in keeping, however, with the
general management OF party whose
workers ore largely recruited from tho
bar-rooms and criminal haunts Of the Nation.
As the Democrats have selected their can
didates in advance of their convention, they
have leisure for trumpeting IT this nature.
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