The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-05
POLITICAL PARAGRAPHS.
Interesting Notes on Political Affair
National and Otherwis. :.

interesting NOTES ON IOAitAtdi AiidiAH
National and Otherwiss.
There is no let up in the enthusiasm
among the Republicans. All are ready for
the battle of ballots next Tuesday.
Good work is being done throughout the
county. Victory is in the air.
Old comrades, do you hear that rasping, grating
noise,
Don't you know what it is, my dear old soldier
boys
'Tis Grover scrapug the rust from on his
mighty pen;
He wants a chance to veto our pensions once
again.
Grover Cleveland's substitute was Pole
named Brinsli He died about two years
ago i'm the Soldiers Home.
We want the sneaks and lousy beggars at
the North who ravished our women and
burned our homes and plundered our people
to shut their gnat-bown mouths and let the
truth be told. And the Globe, which despises
this burglary and grand larceny called the
pension system, proposes TO see to it that
Grover Cleveland sits in the saddle the next
four years, and slaps all the dirty beggars in
the face. Go, and it should go to the depths
of hell, and Harrison and his hirelings
should go with it.-Durham ( N e. Globe.
-Virginias electoral vote will go to Har-
rison. A fusion with the Peoples party has
settled that
Vim you vote to put him back in the White
House chair
bp NAV Iihp and erppr 11e from his r,1acp
there?
Or will you with your ballots on bright election
day
Snow him underneath, and let his home remain
at Buzzards Bay?
The next Congress will be Republican and
it viii require a Republican to secure for this
district legisls ton that will benefit our peo-
pie. Vote for Brumm for Congress.
What patriot wants to give him chance once
more
To return the rebel flags we took in days Of
yore2
No soldier viii, I think, nor will any soldier s
frieud,
Vote for two Copperheads instead of for our
Ben
z Cleveland sees the handwriting on the
wall. His speech the other night was that of
a disappointed man The jig is up, Grover.
Comrade Ben fought with us in the battles
roaring din,
What shame a soldier must feel not to vote for
him;
Then we know he was no soldier-veto ink or
pen;
Not slums but kind words only, come from our
Comrade Ben.
Years ago illustrious Gen John A. Logan
said that the hope of this country was in the
children of the volunteers who returned
home after being mustered out, married and
raised families. The sons of these soldiers
are now entering the field of politics Upon
them is falling every year more and more
Of the work of preserving and extending the
results for which their fathers battled. Let
the old soldiers see tuat their sons are at the
polls next Tuesday to aid with their votes the
final victory over the soldier. haters, and the
men who once sought the countrys destruc-
the polls, that their votes may go in with
yours for the good cause
Vote the whole ticket.
Heroes who have led the Uuion armies to
victory, but who have never made faces at
the vanquished foe, will tell you here, COM
rades who fought with them, heroes who
sustained them, and heroes who lowered their
swords to them on the field of battle--they
viii tell you that the soldier voters of New
York-of whom there are $4,000 at least
Democratic-will not support the nomination
of Mr.. Cleveland.-Burke Cochran, Demo-
cratic Congressman, in speech at Chicago
convention.
Where was Sieve when we wore our beautiful
skyblue coat?
Why, he was at home, riding the Colder
Circle" goat
While Grover was hunting around and among
the crowd
To find some who, for pay, would wear his little
shroud.
Vote the ticket straight and you will
make no mistake, Marx AN X opposite the
word Republican" wherever you find it OF
your ticket DO this and your vote will
count
Come, boys, let's waye "old Glory" highin the
glorious sky,
And shout for Comrade Ben with our old-timC
batlle-cryi
We won't vote for Steve, the man who had L,
sand,
Nor for the enemy, "old Veto" G. C. Colder
Circle Cleveland.
-" Rally round the (Republican) flag
boys"
A Common Sense Remedy.
In the matter of curatives what you wan