The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18
LITTLE BLAINE.

It's all democratic. ira Ia, ira la
Ia. Not only Little Blaine; but the
Universe H0rroo for The demo-
cratic North, The soIid.Soutb, Gro
yer Cleveland. and Jack Wilson.
nnaxer, your tariff message beat
'SS but elected you 10 '92.
Hs another, give US complete
Irm, and when we have enjoyed
common comforts Of life for
Bree years without paving two
prices, we can elect a democratic
president without debate.
Lawrence is in line with the rest.
a,her line added to the solid
ew York and Indiana went
democratic because democracy is
right ard should rule.
The other northern and western
states emphasized the demand 10
turn the rascals out.
Before the election l predicted
the largest drmocratic majority
that had been gwen in the county
for years and gave my reasons for
Z it, my prediction is verified. Al
low me TO predict again-Jack
Wilson viii be our next county
Judge.
\ Salt River Heard From.
We reached Protection Island
Saturday at sun down. As We
had not been jeered from the bank
in the past two.days Majah.said he
thought we we're out of democratic
reach. The Bonnie il commanded
by AIbret, with Dec Rohertarifls OF
Hood at the helm, Jon Wilsin,
mate, Jeems Berrit, Chaplin. Kruks
and Majah were not given official
.nlaces owing to their inclination to
TO retire from public life Travel
has been slow since the Sth. The
Bonnie had been running by gas
since June 9Th but at the above
date that ''artiele" gave out and i.
has since been impelied by oars
aided by some pine poles which
had done flag service in Louisa
and vicinity. As the sun sunk we
pushed ashore and made ar at
tempt ID tie to d tree Oh the bank.
As the cable would no: reach the
boys had to take turns Holting
We toasted on crow ard salt river
turtle, soup favored with sad rec
elections of Harrison. Mylt said
every time he looked in the soup be
could see Harrison, but Others
recognized Mckinley. At this
juncture Majah, who had been Holt
ing the cable, came in TO warm his
hands and was called on for a speech
He responded as follows: Gentle
men: ~While I've been holding the
greatest thoughts of my life passed
through nv mind. That rope is
characteristic of the republican
party at present, TO short in every
thing it reaches for. The McKIn-
ley tariff is short of what the people
want aud need. Protection is a
humbug. While out in the chilly all
I pictured myself as an overtaxed
. farmer standing there with blue
pants reaching half way between
nv knees and ankles, with red
socks not reaching The pants and
my legs freezing. 1t plainly came
to me that it was caused by an un
Just tax. Thought of the co., tax
on the poor mans clothing and
no longer wondered that we are vi
salt river. I've given up ali hops
of'-here Krukx and Harree came
and whispered something and
handed him a paper. Chiltz said
it reminded him of Kruks. speech
al Hood. Majah Reds; We snould
not give up This is an off year
Protection has failed but reciprOc-
lily viii win. (Ch.ers) The chap
lain pronounced the following
Benny Diction. May the bless
ings of the great spirit rest upon
this Office beaten crew. May il
keep away the dreams OF Office ard
rest and abide with al deluded re
pubIicaus from Salt River % East
EarkI An, All Cor, amen, ]
NJ LESSEE, Sec.