The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-10-14
Washington Letter.

uaShirgion Letter.
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. October Nth lS92-
Attention Democrats, stand 10y your
guns. night and day, and STE that he
publican tricSery does not accomplish
/, hat argument based upon actual "N-
sizing facts cannot do Republican
rrickerv has been matching m this town.
and II VIII toe sprung upon you dunnS
th, closing days of the c:nIq'aISn. Br
prepared for il, and whatever lis nature,
ther, will be NO SIaHiIodeiu your ranks,
keep yuur powder dry and yuur guns
will not he SIlenced at critical period
in the battle. Ii was nollttle thlnS that
brought two members of the Republican
National executive Cpmmlttce-Clarh-
son and HObart-tO Washington nj tins
time II WIS Ia confer with Mr.. Har-
riSun about the details Of Il move 10y
which they hope To arrest the mighty
torrent of sentiment now sweeping
CIevelandWardS, in time Ia give the ma
turc of this intended trIckcTy, hut The
mysterious rumors Of European iutericr-
encc with our commercial relations with
san Domingo and tine Pan American
nations. which are already floating
around. make 1t probable that Is will be
something jingoiStic, something to ap-
peal to the patriotic impulses Of young
and thoughtleSS voters and intended 10
convince them that Mr.. Harrison = re-
election l. necessary for the preservation
of our National honor. BE on your
guard. let no such rot influence Il
single vote Whatever the jeopardy Of
our commercial interests, there can be
no danger IN electing a Democratic
President No Democratic President
ever betrayed the national honor, and
none ever will. Impress this upon the
minds of young Democrats and all the
Republican trickery tlIat can be hatched
( hetyyeen now and election day VIII not
| prevent Democratic victory.
More than one Secretary of the Treas
urv has literally worked himself to death,
| but the Ohio gentleman IT present hold
! ing the position l. not built that way;
/ he prefers play To- work any day and hc
! gets his preference generally. Secretary
| Foster took Il long vacation in the sum
mer. in fact he baS really done no work
| in his office since Congress adjourned.
/ and now he has gone away again, not
| To return until after election lie has
J gone east, and Will divide his time he
tween sttImping and fishing until about
| week or ten days before election when
! he will 90 to Ohio To help in manipuia-
| ting the closing of the Republican cam
| paign in that state. BY the way, Dem
Ocruts here are not stalking anything on
! the ONO rainbow; it's very pretty To look
! at. bat they doubt It's stability.
I The returns from the Florida ana
/ Georgia state elections form an object
/ lesson to those who have allowed them
selves to believe that the unholy alliance
! between the Republicans and the pco'
/ pie > party would result in carving any
southern state against the regular Dem
ocratic ticket. They know better now.
- long ~ there l. any danger Of nation
al legislation in the nature of the notn.
/ riuUlo force bill. the south Will In sn'Idly
/ Democratic. Home rule IL always and
/ at al, timeS the greatest uf all lssues III
/ any community
NJ one C;tn doubt that tariff reform
/ j. marching on when -uch eminent gen
! tIcmcn, formerly Republicans, AZ Judge
/ Gresham. of Indiana; Judge Cooley. OF
! Michigan. and cN-AttOrney General
! Wayuc McNcigh. of Pennsylvania. an
! nouucr their intention To- vote for Mr..
! Cleveland on the tariff issue.
Mr.. Harrison hss about given up the
! idea Of attending the New York Colum-
! bus celebration, next week. owing to the
/ alarming turn MrS HarriSon's illness
/ has taken The action OF the convcn-
/ ton uf the National Association OF
I Democratic Clubs. in passing the rcSolu-
! ton oi sympathy for Mr.. Harrison :
! family atIlictiOu was most happily taken.
! Everybody here speaks we'll of II, and,
! know lhat Mr.. Harrison accepted IN the
same spirit which actuated the conyen.
! ton in unanimously adopting it. Tn,
/ dangerous illness OF Mrs. Harrison, who
/ ~ the lady Of the White House L. de-
4 Scryediy popular, l. the one touch of na
Uurc which makes the whole world kin
/ Congressman ". l.. Wilson. Of Wes
/ Virginia, Is not one Of the Democrat.
( who consider that Estate doubtful. He
! passed through Washington this week
/ and being asked what he thought of the
! situation, said Il am perfectly conf
! dent that We shall carry the state. The
! natural immigration has not injured the
{ Democratic prospects. The only danger
| will come from the kanawha mining
/ section, whore thousands of negroes hav,
! been brought to take place of white
! miners The employment Of these ne
/ groes was uuqucstionably for me pur
} pose uf making the state Republican
! but it will not in my opinion, succeed.