The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-18
CURRENT NEWS AND COMMENT
Now turn the ra.cals out.

WASN'T it great, grand and glorious
victory?
WHERE now are the smart alexis who
said Grover couldn't win?
TO HELL goes my postofIce," is the
soliloquy of 10000 postmasters.
"THE tariff is n tax on the consumer"
Verdict by the people, Nov. sth.
o
THE president, senate and congress, all
in one day, is pretty good scoop, Ell?
%
HAVE you heard it9 Hazclrigg, Lisle
and Redwine all 90 in with big MAORI.
ties.
LEADING Republicans now admit that
the Mckinley bill was mistake. But
the discovery came too late.
PEOPLE will find the neccssarics Of life
much cheaper after the new adminstra-
ton takes the reigns of government
The Australian ballot gives the people
chance to vote their sentiments. Hence
the grand victory for Grover and tariff
reform.
THE HERALD is a political prognosti.
Gator from way back. II said Cleveland
would sweep the country like cyclone,
If Democrats did their duty. And they
did, TO queens taste.
MARK this prediction. Not a man
who voted at the last election will live TO
see the Republican party, as now organ
lied, ascend TO the administration of this
country's affairs again. 1t is dead, and
beyond resurrection.
SHOULD the Democratic party fulfil
its promises to the people, which it will
most certainly do, its lease of power will
be so long that people will have forgot.
ten that the Republicans were ever in
power! And so mote il be.
BESIDES being the type of American
journalism, according to Max O'Rell,
THE HERALD enjoys the distinction of
having been established on the day that
Grover Cleveland was first inaugurated
president, and being since that time n
consistent Cleveland organ. 1t is. there.
fore, very proud of its tail feathers, and
pardonably so, we hope,
NorlCE what marked contrast there
Is between the two messages which fol.
low, one received just before and the
other just after the election. They are
smusing;
Spencer; Come to Growers funeral on
November s. A.
Cooper: II Is Uncle Ben's funeral
not Growers. We amt IN il all. 4 Re.
publican wreck from eend to cend.
J, \. A.
W, j. LAMrToN has lengthy article
in the Detroit Free Press, of Nov. 3rd,
ON Kentucky Journalism in which
we find the following complimentary
notice of THE HERALD, and we repro.
duce it simply to show that both Mr..
oRell and Mr. Hampton are cognizant
Of good thing when they see il. Their
respectively flattering notices of our ban
tam has opened warm corner in our
heart 10 them, aud ii either Max or
viii ever come our way they'll find the
latchstring on the outside, AMI inside a
welcome warmed with mellow mountain
dew, even though our better, should
Kick at our seeming disregard for the
prohibition that abides with Us always. .
Come aud see us, boys.
In Old Kaintuck, October 25--Some
at the best examples of unaduterated .
American journalism pbtamable are Ia
be found in kentucky, notably around I
the edges of the mountain region, that
great spread of country Ia the east where
railroads never break through and steal,
and where newspapers never come until
they are week old
When Max O'Rel wrote his first inn.
pressions OF America. lac singled out the
HAz.L GREEN HERALD, of Wolfe county