The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-11
POLITICAL POINTERS.

The Republicans are reduced to this
strait-they would like to see their
party win without their candidate being
elected Omaha World.
THE Presidency is the greatest con-
undrum that General Harrison ever ran
across, and he will have to give it up
Cincinnati Enquirer.
BROTHER BLAINE is not in so much
demand as campaign orator as he
was. His speeches require too much
explaining.-Mobile Register.
THERE is no Burchard in this cam
paign. He is not needed. Blaine's
political revolution" in Maine is
enough to do the business Rome SEN
tinel.
THERE is nothing new under the sun.
Burglars formed trust companies years
ago for the purpose of utilizing the
wealth of other people, New Orleans
PicGyune.
PAULINE LUCIA is announced to sing
fifty nights in tits country. Ben Har-
rison will MARBLE 1.-The Miserere for an
unlimited season at indianapolis, after
MISUNDERSTANDING Union.
IT is al very we'll to talk about
silencing Blame, but without the Blaine
crowd Mr.. Harrison would not any
where stand the ghost of chance
Louisville COurier-JournGL.
Now is the time to rescue the Demo-
cratic cause from q great and peritOus
difficulty. Let Mr.. Cleveland do for
Hill what he did for Fellows, and the
difficulty will vanish into thin air.-New
York San.
WE take no stock in the rumor that
Mr.. Harrison, if succe sful in Novem-
Der, would make Anna Dickinson his
postmaster general. The male Repub-
lican office-holding element, a part of
which has been out of Office less than
four years, is already hungrier than the
Democrats were after having been out
for quarter of century.-Louisville
Courier JOarnaL.
SOME partisans who are shaky in their
support of war taxes would like to
make diversion by reviving the ami
War taxes and war talk both must go
This is 1888, and don't you forget it.
Philadelphia Times.
OF course. Mr.. Blaine cannot elect
Harrison. That is out OF tie question;
but he can give respectable appear
ance to the opposition and take away
many of the grim terrors which an
overwhelming defeat is sure to bring
Boston Globe.
DR.. William Everett, VINO is always
saying bright things, told the people of
Plymouth the other night that the in
in accepting the name mug
wump accepted a name the meaning
of which they did not know, but which
they meant should mean something
good.-Boston Herald.
ANNA pICKINsoN's campaign toilet in
Indiana is garnet plush suit, cut
princesse style, and protusely trimmed
with lace. Diamonds sparkle from her
ears and throat. How her eloquent
periods must thrill the Hoosier laboring
man in his blue jeans Boston Herald.
WE first heard, several months ago,
hat General Harrison was nominated |
or President because he could carry
Indiana. Next, some six months later,
We were told that it was necessary that |
Governor Porter should be nominated |
ion comes that over thousand Repub- |
llama and that $4,000 speeches will be |
AoOO Wy bhOA OOAO4O OLOSbtOAs
eems to be very hard State to carry |
orIthe man who was expected to save 1t
slone, and General Harrison requires an |
amount of helping to hold |
Boston Herald Und.).
A FEW more hired speakers like Anna |
Dickinson would greatly injure the |
party and help on the cause |
If Cleveland and reform. Miss DickIn- |
on never has been able to use temper
tie language. She has not improved |
n this respect with age. In her cam
,aign speeches she is so violent that |
wen Republicans protest against her
She invariably refers to the
President as 1.-The Buffalo hangman."
Decent Republicans realize that this
lind of talk will greatly damage their
cause. The Democratic party can
tand this kind ofcheap vituperation.
President Cleveland can stand it, too.
The nation knows that he has made an |
bile and safe President. and so such
rrows of invective that Miss Dickin |
on shoots will fall short of their mark. |
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