The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-27

voter adds that he cannot afford to lose
matter u Of i ACT" the IL loss Of day WORK at this
season is big loss to the men OF this country.
but an X the Wants
there was no hint. but q, i!at.footed declaration
s s"% Or rs pa1 s to nS %af but the s%sSs Sas
mnks thcm distribute some Of It among men
who had TO work FIR living. The matter was
n SeS WIZ h f team and hsa p roe
Thus there were two cases in which money
Ind, some influence IN bringing out votes.
unavoidable SO long as mon in the backwoods
feel tho pinch q, poverty SO tight that they
s ot Of T"s s n II say sG
johnnie did not offer y cent to q Republican
on any bretence. mud that tho money used went
Thrss iiiiTsrent Republicans were seem and
tnlte.d TO- They had become Indifferent about
and neighbors. and when one was asked II he
tfln soul "nSir US ,his time on the main
Voted tho Dcmocrstc Ticket in lis lie u and ss
MWDuldn,t%do You any harm, this time boys"
CONGRESS personally. ani wonld vote for him IN,
hut never ending. When the neighbor is sick
tn q. sH sSss &Sss T yhst e qa
When there is trouble over q line fence lie is
corling to whether the quarrelers arc both Of
his party or one belongs to tho opposition. In
sn he mss ha% II: x sn SSa s h S
that basis he works without ceas!nE The old
notion that the politician forgets Ills friends
after q cotton day is totally wrong il one may
judge by the politicians here. Johnnie Bous-
lle:q is II right good fellow. according to the
thing as u personal favor they are glad to give
1t. What lie asked for on the day before cleo
on vas promise from all the Democrats
soon ciouded In. The Democrats smiled at
had come out OF the camps in the woods to
their homes, the night before. lty Z o'clock
iieId's store in Northwood to take seats in a
wagon for the polling place Mt Grant. while the
BY the Republicans IN tho north end of TIL dis.
triet. not singh, wagon load Of them could
n. good furmer and an upright citizen.
Ias mnsh influence In Mhesler,e,wn:
bis Wagon "eei ioals Of I bemoerats drove into
Grant soon after o'clock. when the POLLS
opened. and at once illed into the voting room:
was on guard for them. as usual. and began to
make DELAYS: The Democrat on guard was a
F"st Of lin. Old ieter Knapp German M was
almost frightened from the polls; There, WAS
do z Halt .osen Democrats came can 81 to the
rescue. bill Baxter who was keeper
at sung s 81 r.on Sn yasTb ia
o S said. vas Tut vi, against the Doctor.
and the word was passed that tho Repubcans
Gauss es JAM" an tinexrected lot Of Democrats had
come. his reused tho DEMOCRATS to still
Dave Jones'. Jolly M person r Beside Doc Siorey
to help smooth mistakes or aid a. u brow
heater. as circnmstnnces dema1ded. They
nndthe Democrats let him, stay. because in
sxasPerating the new arrivals he helped more
:, The room was. divided by a rail; Beyond
the r1l were h the nSpest%rs the i Pal eoxe1
tho gateway. to the ballot boxes. Corey Gar
ZACH: one Of the inspeeetors was kept busy
e. sto"i baxter .0 and Norey m"eins s unt kim;
to I IN ether ut
"5s 'i'ss' n s'''"s n hSy
S@s'i thst 'afS saS S''0Sssa tnsr the
S r ctSf pe eda ana
q lew argued and swore the door opened and
eiosei at !reGuent Intervals as men came and
srsivinE, With ths rattIe q carriages sent
hurrisdly for belated. forgotten. or sick voters
OPENED. while above all was the calm voice OF
Justice of the Peace Hsines. one OF the in
John Doe. 10 81: james am Roe, 10. Ua" The
animation aIGnt the Place Mas nsnrne ~,
Legs Hotel the Republican committee had
provided dinners free for al! Republican voters:
to all Democrats. Some Democrats went with
personal friends to Legs; and som. keruhl-
No matter. they had voted then. and each ono
got his dinner free. The dinners were satisfy
ing-!resh meats. corncd beef cabbage. pota-
f.ra IA n ND
coffee, Tho quantities served were huge: the
quantities relutr1ed for arpetites sharpcned
immense. Everybody talked o: politics or tho
farm or WOODS work. nut nobody Huarrelled ut
nbout ths haty w eps
After dinner everybody went to the bar and
politicians. Then many went out on the street
and stood ar1nnd telling about other esc.
place t" keep 1t crowded.
Then night drew nigh. and the farmers re-
luctantly hitched up to 20 home to milk. and
M said tn "y.1 FL os f IN a
camp nafors night. and they'll he cussed II
tnsy could get thYrs after aft night Tho atr
y tie "sIset"IIs q election. fhs last q t6e
Tha The rail-. II ih- ss { man nan q al got lis
inAs ws Inh I4%oropsy iod t ttcm under the
Democrats WHO had emp,ird large bottle be-
Tween them cam" IN and received their tickets.
Ih.y wont to their booths and laborously
ana yp"f"rou-ly hunchcd them. Patient
corey ,'hrlnch sent them back with new tick
with = prclim!nary = Hear ye, Hear yrs
gave warning that in three minutes the sun
| Wnul6 set though invisible behind the lower
ing cloud Tho hilarious voters came once
mHH,e WIN Their tickets punched. but not
folded. ana were sent back and told that time
w WMs scant. minute passed. One. Of the
| ", blinked at IL. stared hopelessIy when the
m In, laughed because it was wrong slide
ih! IT. ELL with it any how" and away he
went, ms companion came with Ills ticket
fashion, and away he won't as the other lad
81, ne Democrats lost two other votes because
tne mel though sober, could not fold them
properly. No matter. III" EepubIicans' LOST
oe GHufIe. Nearly Nety everybody went home ex-
fully went over, til" ballots. In "1 balf earn nn
hour tn" few EenubicHn on; "okcrs To-
nMllllnM StenwAy' had lie lnaL AZ hnmMr