The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-07-28

Of community that does not desire to
he taxed 10 death. The ticket will no:
only lose Indiana, but ONO as well.
Isaac Lahue, leader oi the labor par
" of Harrison county know of lwcn
ty- ii, repn1li, AN, who viii not go to
the polls aud who repudiate the noml-
nation of Harrison
Eugene Hunt, farmer, rep.-l can't
vote the republican ticket when the
platform declares tor the taxation of
the nGcCssarics of lie.
Thomas Arnold, farmer, rep.-l read
very carefully The message oi Mr..
Cleveland. 1t is exactly right. will
vote for Cleveland.
MIR. Charles a. Park, president of the
Mount Vernon banking Co., rep
| Cleveland s administration has been
pare and clean; II has undoubtedly
giycn general satisfaction 10 the Dusl-
ness mGn of the country, and he de-
serves 10 be elected for another term.
Martin county, Frederick No9el here
.oforG sirOng republican and veteran OF
| the iaic War-Wiil vote Tor Cleveland.
| His administration suits me, and the
pension department under Gen. Black
Is lhn best we have ever had.
Noble county, a. G.. Jones, retired
farmcr-Ilave always been II republl-
can, but will not support Ben Harrison.
Pulaski county, John l:ees, farmer,
rep shall vote for Cleveland and
Thurman this fall. Cleveland has given
us pure administrations and advocates
that which workingman needs.
Geo. l1assmer, farmer-l have voted
the republican ticket many years, but
cannot congcientiOusly do SO again.
can not vote to let money accumulate
in the treasury for no purpose when
we need 1t in circulation. The repub-
licans have made many promises and
kept few. the democrats have made
few promises, and Cleveland admin
isIratiOn has kept every one that ii was
possible to do. Cleveland Is my mai
and the man for the people.
DR.. W. Struuse, druggist, rep.-lf
live ill this fall my vote will be cas-
: tor Cleveland. | want to see the money
distributed over the country instead o
accumulating and lying idle III th'
treasury, and this will be accomplish
ed il he Is elected.
e u. .. Hazen-l have been a rCpubli
! can until this year, but cannot con
scientIOusly support Harrison. lie wa
defeated here once tor governor, AM
next fall many OF his former supporter
will be found III democratic ranks.
T. Tiptcu county, +. j. Maylor, farmer
rep.-The present administration Ia
been So pure and spOtless that to olea
my conscience am compelled TO vOi
the democratic ticket.
!, NGrmilliOn, e. f. Davis, merchant
+ rep.-C!cveland and Thurman are a
right and will be elected by an Ovel
whelmiug majority. The platform is
good one.
II Morgan county, Capt. Sylvester Bal
is nard, rep will not vote for llarrl
u son. He insultcd me without a caus'
| acccde his ability, but he is of cold
IL bIoodcd nature and will never be pop
l. ular with the masses Of the people.
Il X *. Mann, rGp.-l am opposed
, Harrison. | am also opposed TO IL
. platform. The IabOring men OF Il
e country are not in favor oi filling I'll
g pockets of the manufacturers, wit
G nothing 10 show for il. will not vo
for Harrison
W. n. Hodges, rcp.-llarrIson Is M
IL likely 10 be- popular with the masse
= lie WaI an aristocratic. cOld-hlQodt
Is general,
= We have no spare space for turth
W reports from Indiana, and OF cour
ID have TO limit our article to that stat
,e we may next week take up some OF G.
other states The general result OF Il
test in indiana summarized by {
, Times, indicates net gain of one vO
~ in iorty-thrcc for the democrats ov
ir the presidential vote of 1884. III
II would indicate u plurality Of ov
ut IL 900 against the plurality ot 6,5l2
:" 1881. which is very conservative cs
n mate.