The Oskaloosa herald., 1892-11-17

The Two Johns-Gear and Lacey
will appear at Washington and assist
in making that democratic Rome howl.
1t makes Charley Fullen sick to see
how the corn state of Iowa, with all its
losses, slipped away from them.
The general election is an order for
a free trade trial-and Henry Waiter
sons "trip er up the back" plan is en-
dorsed.
The earth still stands Corn is
good property Iowa land good enough!
The sun still shines and 1896 is not so
far away! ...-
-Col. Henderson telegraphs: al am
proud of the Sixth district boys. Con-
gratulate Major Lacey. There is 1,4OO
plurality here"
The Prohibition vote looms up con-
siderably, but not as much as Sister
McMurtay had hoped or contracted for
with the Democrats.
Among the fellows who will ''crowd
like hogs to the trough" as the Leader
had it, will be the new recruits-they
will want the best in the house.
Mr.. Chairman: We move a recon
sideratiOn of all that portion of Tues
days election report not in cOnSOnance
with Iowa and the Sixth District
When they said Whitelaw Reid at
the June convention we said no. Nor
ton wOuldhave been better. But New
York said Reid and that settled it.
Poor old Missouri! She still sticks
in the mud! But st. Louis The Lord
bless her! She came out with the Re
publican cOlOrs VIGOROUSLY flying high.
What Davis only 276 for Fred
Can that be? You are mighty right.
The hairy nation put on its garment of
war and dsmote 'em-hip, ham and thigh.
-"Iowa, Iowa, beautiful Iowa ! "
Stood like the everlasting rocks. And
the gates of that other place and the
other places could not prevail against
her.
AT all events the White House will
have most lovely mistress and baby
best crown of an American home.
Don't make noise, or else you'll wake
the baby :"
The Times makes no mention about
its Pointers on IOwa"-that iC would
no a ! 81 I,of
secretaries of state committees don't
know it all always.
Now lets get down to road building
in Iowa that will make it possible to
market crops at any season of the year.
Here's field of labor that should en-
list every man not yet in his coffin.
Judge Hayes haSabont 5000 major
ity in the benighted Second Iowa. Jerry
Richardson, and Dick, and some other
good fellows live down there And
they seem to revel in the darkness.
-Wapello Just look at her How
she turned her lovely fs against the
: ms of Anak, and then bounced 'em
lp.e blazes Here's heaven to you
dear old girl !
That's all there is about it-Mr.
Cleveland has about 275 electoral votes,
Harrison 1873, and Weaver gets the rest.
1t was surprise to all, and is an official
invitation to free trade
There will be the heartiest joy over
Col. Henderson's election. He had foes
without and foes within, but the brave
old hero was carried to victory by the
men who knew his worth.
Tidal waves in Presidential years
have occurred in 1881, 1852, 1872 and
1892. May we consider that this twenty
year law of periodicity is now firmly
established? So asks the Globe Demo
crat.
The great strike in New Orleans,by
all trade unions, to compel recognition
of the draymen's union by the mer-
chants, after two weeks trial, has failed,
and all have gone to work again who
can get it. .,. 1
1t seems that none of the Alliance
members of congress in the south es-
-capeG the swish of the Tammany tail.
Tom Watson, the Georgia fellow, who
sailed into the "jags," is among the
showed under. ...--..--.~
Just put it down that the canvass
of Mr. Mcfarland and General Beeson
was a strong one, and vote maker.
Follow their trail and see how the part
ridges were taken in on the wing,-
whole string of 'eml Noble gentlemen!
/. Joe Manly, of Maine said his analy-
sis of the returns showed that the work
ingmen in the manufacturing centres
of the whole country had gone against
the republican party, while the agricul-
tural interests as shown by the farmer
vote stood by
The fellows who voted for the en-
trance of the cheap goods of other coun-
tries to this land, in competition with
the higher-paid wage list of this coun-
try, and yet expect things to continue
at the present basis and prosperity will
have to learn by bitter experience that
the trick can't be done.
The Watterson bugle says that
"The answer of the masses is spontan-
eous and Overwhelming. Itputs doubt
ing democrats te shame for their cow
ardice. 1t animates and reassures up
right democrats in the courage of their |
convictions. 1t is an announcement to
America and the world that the gov
ernment of the United States has at |
least stepped out of the paths of bond
age of protectionism and upon the
broad open highway of flee trade with |
all mankind"