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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
Bay City Press

Bag City Press;
It IS quite evident that within the last
few weeks the confidence which pre-
vailed in the Democratic party of secur-
ing control of the next House of Repre-
seutatlves, has been much disturbed.
The strsightout party organs are
screaming themselves POarse 70 revive
courage among the faithful while the
Mugvump contingent is displaying n
degree of zeal which Is only inspired by
soreshadwOwsd defeat. The Demo
cratic intellect Is not 40 dull but that q
recognizes the folly of appealing 20 the
people for support upon any work shat
the party has done or good that It has
accomplished It's conduct during the
last session Of Congress hiss been clown
ish and stupid, and Is goes before the
people Gunng the present Csmpsi gn
without Al act accomplished or a meas
ure attempted % which % can refer
with pride. Apathy prevails through
out the party's ranks and as one min
gles with the people he ENDS but slug
rish interest manifested even BY the
o'd-tin1e bourbon. This srises from
the fact shat the sge - proxres-
Sve ard the people instnctvelv
turn toward the party which -
inspired With the spirit of the times.
The Democracy is negative party IL
posse sses no fixed principles snd IS
only clearly defined policy IS 81 op-
pose everything Republican r. esfogses
Free taade, not from cOnvlctou, hgt
by stress Of beng in Oppos ton. It's
faht : not FOR principles pat for pCwsf
ard place. TIE warfare e net 90 reform
existing evils. bat for the spolis which
accrue - the victor. On ~ the most
rab4d partssanship can bnnd ore -
tNese facts snd there = nothing sb0us
then which appesis - common serse
or 10 the confidence of tht people. II
= ~ 40 means csrtslR, however tnat
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13


Now that Mr.. Ford . again asking
the people 81 the tfgh district 10 elect
hlm 10 Congress, Il - ia order 10 recall
his action. " hen he held the Office OF
cong fessman, IpOu matter OF vital
Importance. A ball Vas before the
House providing for repayment Of 8
large sum PAID by the loyal states TO
the general Government, as i direct
tax, IA aid of prosecution or the war OF
the rebellion. It MAS based upon the
sound and righteous theory that the
tax Oaght 20 DC made. by repayment 70
those states, the burden Of all the
states, because all had received benefit
from il. There MAS involved IN II
the sum of Si2 600 for this district
about sl0,00 10 Allegan county. The
ex-rebels OF the House of Repre-
scntAuves. OF course, opposed the
bill for the same reasons that they
opposed liberal pensions and ali other
legislation tending TO benefit the loyal
North and the men who saved the
Union. From beginning TO end he op-
posed this bill. joining with the rebel
hrigadiers in four days of iillbustering
TO prevent the taking % q vote upon IT,.
This was the sort OF work 10 which
Speaker Reed put an end IN the recent
session of Congress, by counting the
Democrats as present though refusing
TO vote. Not q Democrat IN the whole
house had a moro dlshonorable and
dlSgraceful record than Mr.. Ford upon
this question; and not one dough-faced
Democrat from the whole North more
than Mr.. Ford, dIsregarded right and
justice, honor and loyalty, as well as
the interests of his constituents, while
ablectiy bOwing TO the behests of men
who had traitorously sought the coun-
try's ruin.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

Via Grand Rapids and Indiana, and
Pennsylvania Lines, October 1890.
Leave Grand Rapids. 200 p. m.
Arrive Fort Wayne, 7:25 =. m.
Leave Fort Wayne, 7:55 p. m.
Arrive Pittsburgh. 6:35 a. IN.
Arrive Harrisburg. 800 p. m.
Arrive Baltimore, 600 y. m.
Arrive Washington. S:l5p. m.
Arrive Philadelphia $50 p. m.
Arrive New York, 9:35 p. IN.
Sleeping car space secured upon
application at Union Ticket Office, Mon
roe-st.. or to A. A!mquist, Ticket Agent
O.. X. | Station.
c. l.. LOCKWOOD, G.. p. & I. A.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

are You tired working for some one
else. A 5000 farm for $500. $500 ic
cash or city lot. balance 500 a year
with : pcr cent. interest. Or. W. II.
R0ss. Office Witd comb building Come
at once II YOU want it, Also a city
residence for $500. 500 down, balance
SIS = month; per cent.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

sse es~etseN & f,e2oexesse uzAs "a =
Go tas pfkt eoz>e eoslie not e pss
tsSs 1zsrt - tLe Rep e.,sxa PartA 81
soz s1 aNeEa t-1e LaSz4e<r4ss a. 95sk.sl-
aAsty - E2a1ef A81 taet NsSsT
yet &losf1 ehe . p.ss oaenf-
: -. kfess - sarest q pssIit.es-a as
esEzses ts0ria4a $ cred tel = IA - Dig
fiast 8. ansgat ss oktlsT after al z f1ss
keteples4s NeEs - retain cssaIel 81
ii5e 0salse asEs Aus Telays t1s lseatg
efas 81 sesFssD>le eli.tf f9F tls po..<t 8.
lsZ tne pIeseat .nstie&t.qns srr toSs
the alleged ~isa IL III ssoru&a 49, y
aaaea tHe ksp1llse se1as zne uet
42fs0 Qt tne feSpoLs ,ssllts ana are y
ilag - answer foT AL sassr ol1atsrs.
Ioey are co41 acting tae caHp&lga sf-
tef tse Iou keed style 3 "a .ns stage {
a. Iae marx ep4 hl4rchlng - i0&Eki-l
MUSE. lae iAenocTzeF. GA tie other
hard. are ngaNug 4 TIE baek sIoane
t.ifssmg fnud Al iong fzase 3Dd sea
1aZ - niAAe conspicuous tnc alleged
fault. of GaelT adxersaries rather than
tie virtues wasch they cAiai - possess
fne dav Is past when such taetlcs = IL
wio. The people understand them ana
com Drehend their uss. The bemocTa-
81 a an expiring political power and Is
present struggle - only the precursor
OF approaching dissolution.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

County Ticket.
Fer state senator
WILLIAM r. ADAMS
For sheriff
ISAAC Z. LAMOREAUx.
For County Clerk
JAMES Z. KNOX.
For Register of Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE
Fer C0unty Treasurer
SHERMAN T. COLSOS.
Fer Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES E McBklDE.
For Circuit Court commissioners
DWIGHT G0SS.
ALFRED WOLCOTT.
For Coroners-
HENRY l.. LOCHER,
DANIEL J. WALLACE
For surveyor
DORR SkEELS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

Great bargain. Business blocks and
residence midway on South Division
St property rapidly advancing. Pres
ent rentals pay over ten per cent on
purchase price. NJ. G. Sessions, 26
Canal-st.. has exclusive agency.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

ROOMS AND 9 TOWER GloCg
DEGOLIA BROS. .Proprieiors
WANTED Male heIp-2 travelling ssiesmen,
w ] painter. I i4nitor c&biEet makers
nrst-ci@ss article.
lVANIBp-Femalc hslp-S girls for general
w hopsework. sewing giflk chamber
maids; laundresses Companion fer isos 10
60 10 California
EOR-SAL LE-ene-hzif In nierest in . good es-
tsbiished business IA city fenerai stock
viii invoice about 500 chance Tor some ons
20 step into g0ec business
L'0R SALE-s room house on L8Crsse-st near
wenh2m ave. near both cable ano electric
car ines with 81 modern improvements.
Price $3.50 easy terms
LNOR SALE-Dursbe house on Han 81 nesr
Il @. X. ]. shops rsnts for sls per month
large lot Price $500.
LoR SALE OR EXCHAN6E-(Bosto Mass
a fne u room house 0u iAsf-st. large iof.
city water. furnace. and Al Modern Improve
ments 10 exchange ior dwelling N Boston.
Mass.
LsOB SALE OR EXCHANGE-1z9 acre farm ~
miles ffom city 10 improved hsapee
beech apd maple tim Der. AZ room briek hoars
large basement barn and ether out Dtficng
20 exchange Tor citN property.
L'oR SAlb-A nne 5.room house on Center
-. good sizeo iot. me shade Enc lava
price sls0t
L'0k fhAE-li-room house or East bf1cfe-st
furnsce. sersf citt water. corner los ane
finely finished. ificf SO. easf t.ffr&
Log SALE Or hNsE-sroom house
Il md large corner lot room fof smother
house % lot. on tsc crad~c streets. vlth sew
srs etc. 80 exchange Ter farm Houic assume
some iucumtratcf.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE -e-roor hanss
Il on Ttomas sf Bezf Last a. nfrrs fu-
ished and just c0mgietec come anc sef o.
LrOR ShLE-2 lofs o. Hast uEssi. oH easy
Il terms sr VII escharEs for improved
properly.
MONEY 10 LOAN o. yea and persona prep
VI erty iu suns ~ suit bosras snf g. Tower
block
II0i SIS ane rooms - renf sisn n8fHh-f 81
~ good tenants -autinE - rtnf. bang n
/ your Keys Eeonis anc q Tower hlect
prftOT1s BROS
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13
uacIley Library Dedication.

F9r the dedication of the Hacklev
library. at Muskegon, the G.. II. x j.
Will issue excursion tickets, TO Muske-
gon and return on Wednesday, Oct. 10,
At the rate of Sl for the round trip.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

Weston Building. a. Ssnai-st
lHOR sAAN-A splendid sun Iner home m od-
Il fru an1 --saa aalrle. lafEd grounds. nril
shaded. plsHiy 81 ala kinos u Jaii psaclie>.
81 ans pears AID rrsfesi Wilf takc good ciis
property for i,ti aInSuht.
gEDO Cash. or good ioi of that value, will
f"VO secure you new fOur tenement Tat.
infIsi-ea ass location. bAlAnce in an al fuoLtA-
~ payments, rcnta VII pay Tor the properly
Ia Ate years.
/ .0Is on Z. b. Caidwell's addition; terms 70
- suit tcn minutes frOn elty hall c@i sAa
get prices.
II cily rcEi estate "a this cftlcf. II tou have
stock 90 sell call 81 write us prsmpty. Nroz-
Ter a Cutlef.
G1100 on payments vii buy home IN good
VAAVO nelghbOThoodi new Accuse. pariof,
dining room. bed room and kitcnon below z
large BED rooms az stairs south part 81 citys
it Is b4rEAiH. lfozler A Gutter.
A DOUBLE TENEMENT thar viii rent for
n - per cent net on cost II lane and huilciug
can be built on chesp parcel ~ property nezr
the business center here. Crozltf CATER.
II YOU WANT M0NEN cal 0n us aa0 we'u
MAKE you q Joan on 1fsl-cl4ss real estate
s-curitv.
c20 PR FOOT for business property AZ
VOV central business poiuts ia fhf city IS =
b3rgasn for some one either % builc of ba' d
for Investment; twill double ib value t~s
stores Just completed on next lot are gente1 ID
net nearly - per cent OF tOfA in frSf ctfuff
viii sell ~. 9 or 01 feet Call on CrO.lcr 4
Cutler Tor location.
MUskE60N Reni Estate Is atirart ng cons!d-
VI cradle attention call al eur ofiice and We
will furnish sou inisrmaIioa atoUl prose- sta id
location u acre property. lots. etc. and show
you maps NlAfS. etc. without "a ptnsc 20 you.
Croz.er Cutler.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13
sIafrvovaut.

Madam Mueller, the widely-known
clsirvoyant. can be consulted on all life
and business affairs. Gives correct
points to spectators. IS Shawmut-ave
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13
Lily whIs~

TIE valley CITY Milling conpsnv has
n3 peer in the manufacture q loar. ~
prodgcts Are an great denana soe es-
pec.slly tie LAZY Nate. Try =
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

A beautiful lf,nch perforated stamp
nz pattern. win = description % is
coi0rs Also. illustrations oi many
other choice designs. send cts. for
postage, and menton ths Apr. Gun
Ming & Co. as Race 81. Cincinnati. q.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

Adolf Lauoz. carnage msuufacturer.
fie Carroll street. Bahaio. y. z, states
I sas troubled wIth naoses Of the ssoTn-
acb. sex headache sasl geRersi DEBILITY
BerdoCk Blood Bittefs cured me.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

Any sabscFtber 10 THE TELEGRAM
aEIkALD whs rAlis "a Fesetve the paper
regularly. or who may have reason 81
s01piafa OF late delivery, siu eSnfer =
special favor by Informing this oniee OF
the fact al once. send postal card or call
up teisphoas SJt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

Don't fail TO visit our store. You'll
find hundreds of useful articles not
found elsewhere now at New York &c.
and lOc. store, 81 Cansl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

a4ls = asasalEy sAs fz4@ax x psSss.
se saza nA< teas - G4ash q sheza-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

The best value ever shown IN tinwsre
ard housefuru shing goods at New
York -. anu l0c. store, 81 Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

aal1 So "a sasg Iern.s J. 5 FsesiA.
kck SAIk- aeases sise Slss2 tlSs ana
49,. ter1,s - -lea<3 Aatoe = ~
rlslnk a. fibaS at+ls sters. ~ t@HAiNt
INk SAtE~Ax eikA1 ace heNsSA. p3iaet
kAsAsh AA1 hf4eeS - A., y ~ ai- e,see et q
tif satss txlssr2s2. zAese haess> 49, ~ ss'< -
o&>s terUs VIA e4EAh f@3 4leA4 AsN@ -
h~friss1- tele3 a<ns r. -
ksok SA1E-As ne~ ksne. Ne a. leTr4et
skt. tast s44fA - y cAl<nS. one . tt,e
ftEeti4rSt silica aEa iteSl AtlE tDe .Ipeat "a tNs
cisys a. n4saeEA pre- tea.ts a. esa trE f..s.ss
J have cstt assE t1e eEtox tesT LaAs : - q q
Akrs aAa enca if fof kAlS t~t tett. T.
+ bachaAAn Lea ssz1 c.slk rsaals Ane 3 eusit
kTok SAEE- Nee A. .raeR hoDss 81 feuace-
ave- hetseoH lak~E ksufs ahs ttffh-Sst-,
hrlok Sel l.rA&s< ooA4eEtca celia Enasf es,tire
hoN@x. s<NeI. cits Nstel, cistofn. 49,. tn@E -,
tlit EeAIfh. hay sinoeN eAiSIse cha aft. nf>t
ssaTs EAlkhre - Fa1eitc SGs. issiaS ctesnt,
nl4rbit fAGofy 4ne hAtA lGt With itet 4Ae
cei4 NAlef. ief sQ1isa frAer1 so1dto. fAfe
NA.ks an1 cenNtete slfeoI MAS sAia I'LL y
nAt4rAi oAkS Aouss o1lii ~ n Z n,steE se4s sa
through prise s<sA So PEI netth Ae~
aIssosa hotse "a fsIisase-. via Ali Hsoacfa
Improvements. ssaul ~ So fel motth "a -,
nlcntx. Aacant lots ~ Paris Nolrfs @oe si
fanesse- Al frsn SO g. tls&N. NiiAftes v s
1Alls. Asds ard hloet. fcarl-st eaiteAes
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,


state Ticket
Fer GOvsrnor-
JAMES ". IT, URNER. OF Ingham-
For Lieutenant Governor
WILLIAM ;. LINTON. Of Saginaw.
For Secretary Of state
WASHINGTON GARDNER. OF Calhoun.
For state treasurer
JOSEPH b. MOORE. OF Wayne.
for Auditor 6eneral-
InERON =. GIDDINGS. Of Kalamazoo.
Ter Commissioner Of State Land once
JOHN u. BERRY. o. Otseso.
For Attorney General
BENJAMIN ". HUSTON. OF ruscola-
For Superintendent Os Public Instruction
ORR SCHJ RI. Of Eaton.
Fer Member of state board OF Educa,ion-
JANIS NJ. bALLOU. OF Allegan-
For justice of the supreme Court
EDWARD CAHiLL. OF lagham-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

New Cloaks coming IN today a.
Kidder & Co.'S
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

NOR SaFk nR FNcHAN1f The largest
4 sad fgsr iacalfs hatrl Iu hita t.E4.
~ s,..I't et..srs artss ~ A AslaTYrc. Il alte
fgoaa Nf.F T.8u
AQl can have cash for i4nd- nAtt - "a
change uur - .iltf in ssfcfAi tt&i4f Hhfe
~ WerrhaRolst 81 krfs lrW Afufr. tnt hitt't-
e.ilrterra LANDS sas s.f.elt CODES sell t.I cash
a. 0lf plircs eKeryWugrt. a. telllA a At.- ] q
Deaftofn-st.. ltic1sa. ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

Fresh fish. oysters and game at Det-
fentL aLar-a
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

IT is blowing great guns" in South
Carolina now. There IS another cleo
ton on tap.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

DIR. G. F. MCDoSALD's. s.oHicisl report
on the Kemmler execution declares
IL success.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13
REAL ESTATE COUNTRY.

Esok SALh-ats acres lana. isrAe ns~ house
,souiA frQut hzfn. VEL fran. ctt uos4
raad. Three Aaartcls - = flitit cast ~ fia4n-
nela-sFe - Knapp Ta3G. 4Iauafs % froui
3ses -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

Why, OH why, didn't Mckinley put
prohibItory tariff in chewln gum7
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

Il taal4n4 t1s Dsaoeraey = pos.ag
esEeclAlis a. t8s Soldiers tris fgaeno.
The indianapolis l0eEu2i kAs eoza-
piled aDa pasizaesi tsze Esoords CT tne
leo parties IN Congress for e.sFsn
years past. GA psDsoa lsgslzts0D. Il
= = eoa1pllatloa o. inseEess ~ sola-sFs
geneEallys and se EeDrodaee II
fes AREAS sf Psaslea Bill Fasssa J4aazry
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

gsrEsr-s uyts pgLts S.--rz c-ss 49, 49,
st So E--srass - lnsis--ss-- =. - s-ssssss
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

County Ticket.

Tor TsRRIsSL cRRSsLEs w. WAfKfSs II ot als ksn R''''
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

(so..A. esia sr@4a4 ia z4le .1k "A tee1 -
aal6 So = sass fer...s' y : fsexlA
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13
FOR THE EAST.

Van Houten's Cocoa-"Best and goes
farth est"
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13
CROZIER a CUTTERS
REAL ESTATE
HEPAKTMENr

E.B. CALDWELL. NJ kNAGER-
Weston RaiIaing. a. Csaai-Sf
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13
WANTED TO REST
rnR slLE-wrsoELLLsEons

EoR SALE - Doors windows and inside
blinds 10 ft. Wiz sell cheap 81 No. last
Park Place. 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

LNoR SALE-ChAsp. n bore pewer boiler and
engine nearly neH. With f0Fnsce setting.
etc, complete. TAquire of 4. G. IhwlaEi phone
AZ. 17ft
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

Uaissd Press sspsrts. promst saa Earsg
psiHssy. slt tss Loe4i se~s. sas the
cts.asst aas Asst PLAINLY PFtntsd Paper
pusiishsa ~ orzad Rasids-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

wHs = srge fsrsn eeF1tse - bssr1sns
80 -. ~.n5rsas - aeres - Feet pssfgr
81 rz ~ sha1e eHf god ~sfat 80
N&AvX 5srrsrf 49, ferts IN 49, fs-Ens
&rx - rrses fskse So $40 frHu frea
Frfees itss tfaF f-T taefDr a rssrsT 10 rfrr.
-~trzksra ~ fyfrer ~ ~eel tfrre Hf ~
Ne. 81 tns tRr. s'so-n. - Co.'s fsng's s.see
= : gayfh oivisIaa-st ~ p CtursA lHf
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-13

kNcE SA1k- aoases Sls& fise1 ti% ana
s1s.k tSt.s - eAss -1ea<3 Astce = ~
riyink a. fithS att.s store. - t@HAiAt -
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-09-13
Low Rates to Ohio State
Fair at Columbus, via
G. HI. ". & T. Ry.

The Ohio State Fair opens Sept,
16, and closes Sept. IL, for which
occasion the g. II. v. & T. Ry. will
sell excursion tickets from Logan
to Columbus and return at the
very low rate of $1.25 for the round
trip. Tickets will be good going
on all regular trains from Sept. is,
to 10, inclusive, and good returning
until Saturday, Sept. 20, inclusive.
Regular trains leave Columbus for
points on the Hooking Valley Di-
vision at 7.55 a.tIn., 2:50 p. m. and
$500 p. m. The State Fair will be
more attractive this year than
ever. The grounds have been
beautified, new buildings added
and other improvements made.
Acres of machinery in motion.
Trotting, Pacing and Running
races each day. Don't fail to at
tend the State Fair.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-09-13

tic Exposition are feryept in their
dectarations tint n IA the most in.
terestinr fhji2 attractive pageant
that has ever appeared on tile
streets ofAfHya "a merican city. In
fnbse III yHefaxhibitfonai parades
there isAp 8AJnBtbhy which ceases
to,ihfArgst !i6nsbi before the process
sfHh MS bassed. There rs a band
charrf6ts d ii1e, of cages, and ele.
fphafif br tWbe.& and nothing more.
Fr0nY thfs ihomotony,with the Sells
Bf6tiiefs parade, there is a marked
and strikffik departure. Dreams of
fairyiaHi, idyltfc cepisodes, sugges-
tive qgofdefi0 tableahx of.The Old
Woman Who Lived in her Shoe, !"
"sindbaN Gth8 Salor,n uRobinson
Crusoe," "Blue-beard,n "Little Red
Ridinghood,t a'sleeping Beauty"
and "Santa, Claus" intersperse the
profession, and a magnificent
tableau of anthropological interest,
entitled the aCongress of the Five
Continefit ts," will arrest the atten-
ton of every body. The cages and
dens in theiline of parade are near
ly all open, ana their captured in
mates, representing all that is rare
and acuriodsi in animated nature,
freely displyed, so that all specta-
tors can SEE them as the procession
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-09-13
The Cosmopolitan.

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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-09-13
The Election I'm Maine.

The election in Maine is over and
the result is about as expected
The whole Republican State and
Congressional ticket is elected
while the Democratic gains sena
ators and 8 representatives in tha
State Legislature.
n Tie Republican majority ia
greatly Increased in some portions
OF the State, most notably in the
Portland ,(Reed) district, but the
increase can be accounted for by the
wholesale suppression of the Dem
Ocratic vote, which fell over four
thousand short of that Of two years
ago.
That these democrats are yet in
the district there ip no doubtj that
they did not vote the Republican
ticket IL also clear for the Repub-
tieap vote 10 short also.
There Is. no doubt In our mind
bst thfse Democrats were lptIpj,
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-09-13
The Beauties Of IL.

We spread before our read ers, In
this issue, the wonderful platform
constructed and adopted by the Ii
District Republican convention
which met here on the 3D.. inst. i"
Like a drowning man., they were
evidently at loss what to do to be
saved, and grabbed at everything
within reach. -,
That they would endorse the
Harrison administration, and the
Ohio Republican platform was ex-
pected and taken as a matter of
course.
1t was expected that they would
favor the Mckinley bill with all it's
inconsistencies, but when they
stepped over the border and decla-
red that they were also in favor OF
the Reciprocity feature proposed
tpy Blaine, they did that which
surprised the country.
AS if not, content with the incon-
comprised in the general
terms, the convention chose to
especially commend the effort of
Mckinley to place high duties on
poland then in the same sentence
praise the effort of Blaine to estab-
iish free trade relations with one
of the greatest and cheapest wool
producing countries of the world
High tariff Mckinley, and Free
trade Blaine, are both commended,
which, proves "a. the satisfaction of
all thinking people That the swhole
resolution is but a sounding brass
a tinkling cymbal, and not the
honest declaration of arr honest
principle.
We gather from the fourth re-
solution that the people of this 18th.
district are about to be robbed of
their manhood and right to vote,
and to prevent the calamity they
favor invoking the federal power.
The resolution Is as false as any
thing eanbe, and undertakes to
say in advance that the Republi-
can party are ready to yield both
and liberty at the de-
mand OF the Imperialsts who rule
In their party councils.
. We ask of our readers careful
reading of these two resolutions,
and then determine as to the hon.
esty of them and Of the party
them.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-09-13
H0ME.sEEKERs EXCURSIONS
To all Principal Points in the West
and to the Valley Of Virginia, via
d. g. o. Sept. 8, 90, and Oct.
"A, at Half Rates.


On Sept. 8, 90, and Oct. IA, the B.
& o. Ry. CO.. will sell ronnd trip
excursion tickets to all principal
points in theWest, Northwest and
Southwest, also to all points in the
Valleytof Virginia, at the low rate
of one fare for the round trip, good
for return passage thirty days.
Stop over privileges will be grant
ed on these tickets by Western
lines.2@Faffurther information APP
ply tO. He&.9. Agents, or address
Frank T: Copper, T. P. A., .Tiffin, O.
Franks Wif36n, T'P. A., Columbus,
O., or w. E. Reppert, ID. P. A., Col
mDtlars usnsa a.sI,b,.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-09-13
Call Them Together.

The Democratic Central Com.
mittee should get together at once,
There is important business for
them to transact which should be
attended to immediately.
There has been no organization
of the committee as yet and no Of
fcial head.
Some one of the gentlemen
should call a meeting for the pur-
pose of making the pecessayy or
,ganization and appointing an Exc
,cutive Committee for the ensuing
year. The Campaign is now upon
,us and there is work TO do.