The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-10-29
TIE GREEN HOUSE STATES
MAN FROM MORGAN
Inficts a Freeze Gut on the For.
akerites Of Logan An
Alledged Speech In
terupted by sneez-
ing applause.

The speech OF Mr.. Abbott
candidate for senator agains,
Mr.. Lowry. in the Conrt room
on last SATURDAY. night was a
dismal, pi,iable failure. The
crowd numbered Democrats and
Republicans about fifty men and
several boys. A few ladies' came
as far As ihe door and although
sirongl: lmporluned by Mr.. Pur-
sell TO come in, declined 10 do
so. The meeting was presided
over anil largely attended bv
Post Master Purse!l, Syndicate
lawyer Vickps and Eng Sang
Davenport. Eng Sang is a
Fre;.rh combination adapted TO
navenporis plea for a pension. }
The chilliness of the room,
the awe inspiring presence of
the three managers. andthe in
difference Of The audience. az,
we hope, for The reputation cf
the young Columbian orator.
combined TO make his speech
the f1ai failure tnat il was. The
only interesting feature OF his
speech was extracts read from
the speech of Democratic Or
aior and statesman. We con-
cede that Mr.. Abbott can read
very well a good Democratic
speech. he opened out on the
virtues of Mckinley protection
and undertook 10 prove to us
how it benifii.d our citizens in
The paying flour mill We possess
(sneezing.) Then after fumb-
ling in his vest pocket he p roduc-
ed silver dollar, one The kind
We are all glad 10 get. and all
want more of. He made motion
as If 10 throw il into Davenpnrt's
adipose in pay for puff in his
limited issue, top of column next
TO reading matter.
But he laid The dollar down on
the table and in mussing about
his papers searching for some
reprint 10 read, he lost the dollar
and after a tedious Intellectual
search he said, Nov we will
proceed 10 the subject" (pro
longed sneezIng) He spoke a.
bout going fishing and using a
watch for sinler Cee.hees from
small boys), "McKinlev's tariff
made The watch 60 down." says
the orator. (Here Cap Glove
goes out) There is nothing The
American cannot make or grow. |
We have the climate and soil
and The material. In my district
l assended from the tropical |
plains of Morgan TO the ice
crowned submits of The Monroe
Mountains. All in The period I
of a two hours walk" (here
several leading Republicans
walked-walked out) I'VE have
mud" (kee-schoo) says the
sneezing orator. "for uses mud
ia made for; We have stone for
stone work; iron for iron wedges;
we have lin-tin-cans Tor a dogs
Tail if we can find 1t or themn
great applause from small boys)
we must have victory. Give
ne liberty or give me death
rom cold. Fellow citizens l
hank you for your warm RECEIPT.
on. II argues well that you
Inow how TO be bored" ."(Sighs of
Amen, Amen, and the meeting
md The lights went out.)
Mr.. Abbot is socially very ,
pleasant young man. He IS
,eEt leman of high personal char :
cter and dese7vidlv popular in
he circle of his personal acquaint
noes. but campaign speaking :
oes mol afford him a good oppor-
unity to win fame or get elected I
D Office in hopes TO vote for
ohm Sherman. Mr.. Abbot went =
'om here 10 Lancaster where he
ill prove TO the unInitiated
ow The Mckinley Tariff doomed =,
le sale of swamps and discover. 5.
! natural gas. Tho Manage h
eni here, V, P y D. did not tt
company him in his boylsh n
but remain with Il, u
, watching the Foraker warriors -,
no are threatniDg their Sher G.
an DOODLE. At latest advices i i
nb Abbot was taken in charge -
Lancaster bv Clay Hrlnk1e 'e
ID put in a g:een-house. We W
'pe he may tbaw ont and he ~
gan frost bites not prove 'e
rlous. ai