Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-10-27
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN.


EAST LIBERTY, oct. Zl.-SnaSespeafe
saws: cit is not in mortals to command
sue cess, but we will do more, Sempronlus,
we'll deserve it"
And if ever mortals deserved success
the brave, true men who are unfolding
the banner OF the american system" in
Ohio now surely deserve it.
In their despair the allies OF England
are resorting to the most vile methods to
sustain their sinking cause. Just as they
did year ago, the Democrats are hirlhg
INSCRIPTIONS drummers toy round hotels
and other public resorts and announce to
the people there that they are selling
goods at higher prices than last year.
One of these lying scamps made such
declaration in tile Neal house, in Colum-
bus, in the preset e OF the chairman OF
the Republican So committee, Mr..
Hahn, who went SIX, found the
fellow name, Fro martin, and went at
once to the house to. which he said he
had sold goods, Green, Joy, & Co., met
Mr.. Joyce who very emphatically re-
mar ked, Martin is simply liar and GER
tainly does us injustice. l have been in
the jobbing business for quarter OF
century and we are buying and selling
American made goods this year cheaper
than ever before, American goods being
from to 10 per cent cheaper this year
than they were last. We only bought
small line of shawls from Martin at the
same price we paid him last year"
The following clipping from the Ohio
State Journal tells who Mr.. Joyce is;
"Mr. Joyce is one of the oldest, best
known and most highly respected Irish
American citizens OF the city. His firm en-
Joys one of the largest wholesale trades IN
the west, and what he says may be relied
upon as the unvarnished truth. In com
mercial circles John Joyce's word is as
good as gold"
An old friend of mine, Mr.. Cusick, OF
Marion, told me two days since that he
wanted some roofing done at his farm and
went to dealer in terne plate "a Dem
ocrat) and asked him if he had any Amer
lean tin or terne plate, and promptly the
veracious Dem. told him he had not. In
looking round the store Mr.. Cusick saw
some heavy boxes marked from Plttsburg
and asked the dealer what they contained
and without blush he told Cusick that
they were boxes of tin and terne. Amer
lean make ?" queried my friend, YES"
replied the tin man. "Send out your
man to do the job, and if you send foreign
tin I will kick him off the grounds re-
ncan ana one OF the most successful far
mers in Ohio.
In every speech made by him during
this campaign Governor Campbell has
declared that there is no tin made in |
America, but one day he found ITO pounds
OF tin IN his office with an affidavit made |
by W. @. Cronemeyer, manager of the
Demmler Iron & Tin Plate Manufacturing
Co., setting forth that SAID tin was made
in their factory by American citizens or
men who have declared their intentions
to become such. Did that ocular demon
stration, backed up by an affidavit, stop
The lying? By no manner of means
Campbell and all his tribe keep on repeat
ng the lying assertion.
/ believe Campbell has modified his
alseheod to the extent of saying eff any
in is made in America it is so very bad
hat the cans made OF 1t will poison any
hing put up in them" Here, then is
he governor OF Ohio using his best exer-
ions to depreciate an article made in {
America and trying to drive out OF work {
RI IF nj, 4 |
n making tin plate. And this is the I
andidate OF the workingman's friend. t
Now the facts are, as ascertained by anal t
sis, that the usual mixture in Welsh tin {
} five parts of tin to three of lead, while
he American make has nine parts of
in to three of lead, being just 80 much
etter than the foreign article, as there
re more parts of tin in the mixture.
But no amount of exposure has any
effect on the wholesale sys-
,m of lying which forms the stock in
ade of the Democracy of the day. And
lis is the educational campaign the
uck Eyes are being RECALLED with. l
md you few of the documents we are
rculating and defy any man to find
1ything therein but the plain honest
nth.
To give our New Mexico friends an idea a
the amount of work we are doing and Il
DIV and by whom it is done, submit v
e following: A large three story house "
occupied by the headquarters of the S
epublican central committee: VIM. M. a
ahn, chairman; W. S. Mathews, secre- c.
ry; Geo. w. Sinks, treasurer; depart o
ent on organization directed by, W. S. o.
nance; department on speakers directed fc
;, Mr.. Archer; department on docu- V
ents directed by, F. M. Cline. Then OIL
ere are four stenographers, one type In
-iter, two mimeographers and one tele- O.
aph operator, The total number en- al
Dyed in central headquarters is thirty, W
ID the number of documents which will &C
we been circulated by November 3, ar
sction day, is 2,4O0,000. Think of that tr
Republican leaders OF New Mexico.
, and do likewise in proportion. Twelve
ore speeches and my campaign is
ished. Your friend in the cause of u
Q G. o. P.
A. L. MORRISON.