The Oskaloosa herald., 1892-11-10
Eggs fell in Georgia; so says Gen,

grand report on Tuesday next. 30 II is
written.
We are ashamed of Br ther Moore
of the Ottumwa Democrat. He has
lied so awfulIy late.y.
And we havn't had that red-headed
club of noise m Ikers on the democratic
side over here with their 'Bogle" man
A vote for the Democratic ticket
means bueketful of water on factory
fires in this land. 1t means fuel for
factories elsewhere. J.
The Ottumwa Sun is a red-dog
paper, an i axis for the irr, deemable.
Too much phil sophy, and too little of
sound business sense.
Edward Mcpherson claims 100 Re
publicans in the next House and con-
cedes that the Peoples party will have
the balance of power.
The Irish in New York state will
not vote for English interests by voting
for free trade this year, as presented by
Democracy. They will not do it. .,s
Now is the time for the fellow to
arise and say, IF that man hadn't made
such and such a speech, would have
voted for him." He fits all parties.
"A Republican vote means the smoke
belching forth from tall Ghimneys, and
labor fully employed at 81 per cent bet
ter wages than paid anywhere else in
European earth.
Americans can invent and carry
out enterprises of greatest moment.
But they can't make tin! That's the
Democratic theory, yet the market is
full of tin of American make.
From the e lst com the most cheer,
ing news fur Republican he rts. The
tide and the voters are with the no IS
of Republicanism this year. No viii /
cat need Apply where business sense
prevails.
Grand Master Workman POwdeTly
of the Knights of Labor: Il can not
say one good word for the Democratic
party, and am unable to understand
how any wOrkingman can vote for its
candidates"
Senator Allison will leave Dubuque
on Nov. Z for New York, from, which
port he will sail, on the 9th, with the
other American delegates, to the Inter
national Monetary Conference to be
held (, t Dresden, Germany.
The lublimity of gall is found il
hose two veteran Democrats who went
to POpuli>t t m citing and instruct ID
the men there that they might vote fol
Weaver, but that they must vote fol
White and Williams. And then the
men got up and marched out and aw ay
from this wOrmy gall.
The Iowa experience with the wilC
cat money led to some constitutions
provision here against it, but under the
Democratic plan the state wOuld become
the dumping ground Ofthe neighbOrine
stuff. We would be the robbed, anC
our people the sufferers. The rObber:
would be across the river.
After Ju as had performed hi
betrayal act, d got his ca h, the goO(
people Stunned him as a leper. IL
went off and hanged himself. 1t wa
the fitest act of his lite,-and fits al
bOOdling traitors TO race an principle
The many foolish and mendaciOu
| misrepresentation of the Times
touching Major Lacey, and many Othe
Republicans, deserve and will receiv
the contempt of all. When anewSpape
drops down into the mire decent peopl
will not follow it, for they have no lis
for such.
The rot of c'Outhern election law
is found in the fact that serious errO
was made in printing the demOcratl
electoral tickets of South Carolina
which will result in their being throwI
out unless corrected. They are abOu
one ixteenth of an inch too large-th
law making them 3 by 81 inches. Sue
la VS. are only calcul tied to cheat tn
voter, and were gotten up for that pul
pose. Just a little Old-fa -hioned hoT
esty is nee ed down there, without an
fri Is of this sort.
Democrats have been elected t
office i'll this county by Republica
votes, on the good fellowship plal
When in place they are Democrats frOl
away up the creek, know none but tt
faithful of their own for favorS, an
they laugh at the Republicans who hay
been buncOed. Let the Republican
stay by their own, and quit the fOOlisl
ness of putting men into place wi
forget all about it as soon as they ha'
the certificate of election intheir poe
let's.
When a man has spent life tin
in honCred citizei ship, heroically ta
ing up all the tasks of life, from yout
Ito mature manhood, doing all duti
! with faithfulnes and honor, whether
was as a laborer in the ranks of ii
builders, as a soldier, as lawyer, as
citizen, he. is entitled to the fair al
good judgment and support of all go'
; men ami wOmen-and such a man
John f. Lacey. He has been the fait
full man in every trust, and will alwa
=, be so found. Give him your suppo
Tuesday.
y Frankly now, if there were mo
: religious education of the youth of t
land, on lines that would lead to
sound understanding of generally q
cepted religious tenets, there would
Q deere. aumber of home-b br
heathen of both sexes, and mark
. gain to the morality of the world. &c
9 less education is proving to be faflu
in the sense that it makes more go
men and women. 1t fails and fails !
= terly. A drift in the religious directi
of thot nds of young men and WON
It at the rig It time might have saved the
II from the hell to which they are haste
d ing at Nancy Hanks gait. There il
e lot of poppy-eoek about interferi
n with individual rights in this matt
IS for the work remains undone, and cl
&c dren spring up into maturity me
e largely developed in the realms of hea
n enism, unbelief and cussedness than
le the her direction.
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