The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-09-14

In Woodstock, lrglnla, on Monuag' ~
Senator Riddleberger made a speech deciar-
ing for the whole Democratic ticket iheiuu-
ing the county ticket of Shenandoah.
The seventh ola series Of tariff reform PIC
Mrs be;np held in Missouri occurred on Sat
nrdav al Groswel. 1t took the form OF an
old fashioned barbecue. Ten thousand PEG
ME were present from IL counties. The dele
CATIONS from several counties wore badges,
npon which we're inscribed the words, "Cleve..
land-1sg2 : Congressman Dockery ana
Tarsnev addressed the people in the after
noon. There was much enthusiasm.
These three phases of experience in the
coal regions Of Pennsylvania have been noted:
First-the miners are continually on strike
because, they say. their wages are Just hlgh
enough to enable them to starve TO death with
promptness and dispatch. Second = l ne
owners of mines solemnly affirm that they
are making no profit whatever. They amass
large fortunes, all the same, and their repre-
sentatiyes meet every autumn, weep copious
tears over the cost Of production, WIPE their
ewes with the public and then decree that
every poor man in the country shall pay
dollar more a ton during the winter months
Third-the consumers Of coal complain that
the price is SO high that the laboring class are
compelled to spare something from their fru-
gal meal in order to keep the room warm
and that is a fact. That Is the situation.
The mine is the angle worm on the hook,
tbe miner owner is the bold fisherman who
erumbles a, his luck. But be catches the
fish. which Is the wage Garner, all the same,
SLAMS him into his frying pan and makes
GOOD meal of him.--N. J.. Herald.
Neither the tariff nor the debt can be made
an isspe, for the siupendous and momentous
question that confronts the people Of Virginia
*. shall we have people government or sa
aatocracy presided over by Nm- Malone
We 40 not underestimate Gen. Malone great
abilities or his vast resources II IS hight 70
the death. Virginia will either come out o.
the struggle free State or apohticAl machine
whose throttle valve viii be firmly held ~ the
grasp of VIM. Malone. The bosslsm that
has for wears obtained 30 Pennsylvania :
sought to be established here m our midst,
As the Republican party has iosiered, aud
still fosters, monopoles II business ana trade
30 Il seeks 10 set up mouop0lles IA govern
ment. and turn each State over 10 the con-
troll Of one man. So frightful Of nein Is th's
that 10 be hated il needs only e be seen.
Never. never. never will Wm- Malone 81
Governor OF Virginia Fredericksburg it-l
Free Lance, RIP.
A meeting Of colored citizens Of Newport,
| Rhode Island. was held on Monday night, 81
/ which resolutions were adopted expressing
dissatisfaction ii the lack Of recognition By
( Republicans, aud pledgsng their votes e
| Newton. Democrat Tor Mayor. The cologed
men Of Newport want an alderman, enun,
/ Gilman and policeman Of their own race.
| Ex.President Cleveland is announced 20
I make several speeches IN Ohio the present
4 canvass.
| The Democrats Of New Jersey on Tuesday
nominated Leon j Abhou for Governor In
I the convention speaker mentioned the name
I Sc Grover Cleveland for 1892. and there vas
/ al onibursf OF applause. The platform Fe
/ af5rns the doctrines adopted 10 the national
/ Democratic platform AZ ST. Louis in Ianer
| Isss. and declares that the success 81 she
/ national Republican ticket was brought Aboaai
I bv the corrupt use Of money, and this shame
| has been made the more giaring b. the ON
/ cial honors conferred uFou contributors 70
corrupt funds.
Hon. James f. Campbell, the Democratic
candidate for Governor Of Ohio, formally
/ opened his campaign in Batavia Monday lass.
I ~ praised the work OF '-that wise and pa
/ triotie President, Grover Cleveland. 10 TAX
4 ing the stand he did 10 favor Of tariff reform,
| and said be was heartily 10 sympathy Silh
/ the sentiment 10 the tariff plank OF The ONO
I Democrats, which declares that the battle for
tariff reform mast be carried on. Mr.. lamp
/ bell made a vigorous aFralgnment OF The ad-
/ ministration OF his opponent, Gov. Foraker,
/ and abiding te the speech Of the latter q
/ Xenia Saturday last, said: There IS one
I thing Gov Foraker eannos do, and thst = 2
| close my mouth. may not lei i run away
I with me, as some people do, but shall en-.
( gage % speak my sentiments wherever
/ please an over the State Of Ohio. where ] was
| born. shall not ask permission from this
I svr.sIfsu man az gauweF. who COMPARES himself
! to the limited express, shich dashes through
the country AZ the rate Of sixty miles All hour,
1 leaving q cloud of dust behind. Mr. Camp
bell also Indignantly denied an insinuation Of
Foraker that he lCampbelil was the agent o.
an English brewery trust. He charged thai
| Foraker had pr1slitated the Soldiers Home
al Xenia TO political purposes, and SAID that
4 he was ready to prove the charge. Mr.. Camp
| bell was aggressive throughout his speech,
and he declared that be did not propose 70
conduct defensive canvass
Ever since the formation Of the Repubii-
can party il has dominated Warren county,
/ Ohio. Ont Of vote less than T,000Ii usually
gives from / 500 TO 500 majority tor that
party. The Offices have been in the hands OF
q Republican ring, and the ring has stolen
everything il could lay is hands on, As
consequence the county is bankrupt. lnyes-
tigation OF the books show that the sieailngs
have gone on during three successive terms
| Money has been paid out on iEaudulens youeh-
ers and balances forced 70 hide the frauds.
| Certain offieiais.it IS charged have conspired
together To loot the treasury, and they did u
so effectually that the county IS bankrupt OF
both money and credit Desperate efforts
have been made to get funds 10 carry on the
| county affairs, but nobody Is willing 70 ad-
vance the cash