The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1892-10-07
Sifterlets-ShOrt and Snappy.

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to multiply, but the first aerial throug
line is yet to be opened for traffic.
No; Corbett is not running for tn
Presidency, but readers of our bi!
newspapers are excusable for sup
posing that he is.
Georgia stump-speakers SHOULD
always provide themselves with dis
infectants.
That New York Peck is the orig
inal bad boy, grown up, or our demo.
cratic exchanges are much mistaken
Eggs will probably never again be
an appetising article of food to Gen.
Weaver.
Freddie Gebhard has not succeeded
in running racing stable any better
than he did in controlling the love of
Mrs. Langtry. Try something easier,
Freddie.
If Bismarck will come to the
Worlds Far he will be given a well
come that will keep the Kaiser awake
a good many nights.
The stereoptican will soon be nec-
essary adjunct to the outfit of every
successful political stump speaker.
The announcement is made that
the Sultan of Johore will visit the
Worlds Fair. Who in blazes is the
Sultan of Johore anyway ?
If $22 day for carriage is fair
sample of Chicago prices during the
Worlds Fair only mlllionaires can
afford to attend.
Baltimore will be known as peatown
t the recent shower composed of that
vegetable is to be duplicated by every
storm which passes over that city.
Rev. Dr.. Parkhurst, who has just
'eturned from Europe, cast a gloom
over New York's fast set by exl ress-
ng the opinion that Paris was more
IMMORAL than the American metropo-
is.
The "falr seS in politics" is head
inc that is becoming common. If
he stays in politics the time is not
ar distant when she will no longer
,e fair.
Sherman Hoar has announced his
retirement from politics.
lis we'll there is no place in politics
or the man who cries when his can
lidate is defeated.
General Weaver's statement that
here is no free speech in the South
5 very serious one. 1t is either
rue or untrue. If true, something
ught to be done to correct the evil |
{ untrue Weaver should apologize.
Powderly has repudiated the dem
cratic and republican parties and
ONE out squarely for Weaver and
field on the ground that they only of
II the candidates have any claim
pon the votes of the Knights of La
'or.
New York city is nothing if not
commercial. Having succeeded in
.eeping the cholera out it is now get
ing ready to "kick" about the ex-
'ense.
The campaign may be considered
ully opened now that the National
ommittees have began to accuse each
ther of preparing to buy votes. 1t
} not a pleasing admission, but it
nay be set down as true, that man
1ho has vote to sell never has much
rouble to find purchaser.
Secretary Rusk's official proclama-
ion declaring the United States to
e free from the dreaded cattle dis
ase, pleuro-pneumonia, is not racy
eading, but it is nevertheless pleas
ng to beef-raisers at home and beef
aters at home and abroad.
To listen to the opinions advanced
y some people there is nothing more
t stake in this campaign than the
ffices. That is, however, not the |
ray the party platforms strike the
verage reader. Party platforms are
ften Intentionally meaningless, but |
uCy arc diOcl All tut OLlCldl ueClaTa-
ions of their party's intentions, and |
eing such it is difficult to see how
ny man can fail to see some very
lain issues in this campaign.
An Omaha dispatch says: Governor
'oyd and delegation of prominent
'ebraska Democrats will arrive in
lew York Monday, the Sd. The
)emocratic party in this State is badly
ivided over the fusion with the Peo-
les party. 1t is claimed that the
ulk of the campaign fund has been
laced in the hands of the Peoples
managers, and that as result the reg
lar Democratic nominees will be de-
rived of the necessary cash to carry on
leir political warfare.
1t is the intention of the delegation
Dw enroute to New York to place the
Iatter before the national committee.
they cannot succeed in getting what
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