Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-10-05
ORIGINAL AND BORROWED.

The excitement among the
women voters of Boston is unpre-
cedented.
Come to hear Judge Bishop
Perkins next Monday. He is the
man who "wiped the floor" with
Col. O'Ferrall.
The Democrats are in a fix. They
can have a "Solid South" New
York and New Jersey and still
lose. Bat they many lose Virginia
from the "Solid South Oh muir
der
Don DickInsOns say that the en-
pire of this country belongs to the
West. But haven't We ofthe East,
the South, the Middle States and
the Pacific Slope few rights in
the premises, Brother Dickinson
Everything seems to tend in the
direction of Harrison and Morton.
The Democrats have not carried a
State which they claimed, and now
they wildly shrek about Illinois,
Indiana and Michigan. Goodness,
what nexti
General Roller is active, and
stands squarely as a tariff candi-
date, favors repeating all Internal
taxation which takes money direct
" from the pocket and says he will
not talk Tariff Reform here and
for such monstrosities as the Mills
bill in Congress.
"Mr. Thurman is the only man
who ever carried on handkerchief
Irritation with 6O,OOO,OOO people all
at once.S The Chicago NelcS,
which records this observation,
might have added tnst this hand
kerchief Irritation, like many an
other one, will end in a mitten fol-
the firt.
A Savannah lady, who has evil
IDENTIFY made a practical study OF
the matter. notifies young gentle.
men-and older ones, too, for that
matter that kisses, to be enjoyed
by a lady, "must be gentle and
not rough This may seem rather
doubtful to the impetuous swain
bat the lady ought to know.
Here is little something TO cast
your eye over:
Wool. Sugar.
Amount Of duty ...s6, oOo,O 900 100000
proportion ofdomes-
tic production 20
CONSUMPTION -. One-half One tenth
The Mills bill to "reduce the
surplus cuts of S6,OOO,OOO anC
leaves So, 100000. Sugar is ar
industry of the "solid South
The Cleveland men in New TcTi
are securing an enrolment of Dem
ocrats who will vote for Grover an'
drop on David. while the Hlllite
are active in working up a simila
list OF men who will vote for tn
acaueducs hero and refuse to swal
low Grover. AS both lists are grow
ing onite long. the prospects for
complete Republican success in tn
Empire State become correspond
ingly bright.
There comes confirmation Of larg'
Republican gains from all parts 0
Illinois. At Alton, in one factory
there is a gain of 60. At Spring
6eld, the home of Abraham Lin
coin, aud also the home of Genera
Palmer, Democratic candidate To-
governor, there has been a gain o
$50. AT many points in llllnoii
many have left the old party of fre'
trade and united with those wh'
believe in protection to American
industry. Many former Probibi
tionis.s will vote for General Har
risOn.
The Birmingham, Ala, Age,
Democratic paper, says: "The nat
ural advantages Of the South have
sepn developed to greater extern
aader the present tariff than eve
before ia its history. There neve
was such progress ard development
made 10 the South as has beer
made IN the past ten years. Thu
.,present tariff" is Republican in
stnauon, and is denounced BY
Grover Cleveland as "vleiOus, il
logical and negotiable" 1t is the
intention and svowed purpose o.
Grover Cleveland and the Demo
cratic party to destroy the "system
of the present tariff