The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1892-11-12
Notes on the Campaign.

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Bill Mckinley was right in it. too
in the cyclone.
As an Irish leader Egan was not much
Of success.
The popular majority for Cleveland is
not far short of million.
OF all sad words of tongue or pen,
the saddest are these, 1T might have Ben
Money and NIarshals could not prevail
against the mighty hosts of the Democracy.
The population of Salt River is greater
now than ever before, and all are Repub-
licams
The cry Of wildcat" money had no
effect in Carroll, especially in Taneytown
district.
johnny Davenport will have to seek
other employment Tuesdays election set
tied that
That Republican parade, arranged for
last Tuesday night, has been indefinitely
postponed.
Sixty-ceut silver dollars are receivable at
the First National Bank las worth 100 cents
but no wildcat money.
The Republican leaders expected to
carry Carroll on Tuesday last. As rain
bow chasers they are a success.
Not enough American tin is made under
the Mckinley bill to make Il ladle big
enough to dish the Republicans ont of the
soup.
Mr.. Harrisons address after the 4th Of
March will be indianapolis. Whitelaw
Reid will continue to run the Tribune
with rats
WANTED.-Situation for number of
Carroll county Republicans, now holding
government positions, who will soon be out
of job Salary low.
70 BE GIVEN .AwAY.-Two pictures
of the late Republican candidates, Harrison
and Reid Call early at the Republican
headquarters, Westminster.
McComas assured the Republican Ma
tional Committee, Of which he is secre-
tary, that Maryland would go for Hari-
son. Well it did ego for" Harrison.
Attorney. General Miller saw the cyclone,
and announced before the election that he
would retire from the Cabinet All the
rest now realize that they must 90.
Thanksgiving Day is near at hand, and
the Republicans can render thanks that
Vermont and Pennsylvania did not 20 for
Cleveland Not much else was left them.
Republicans who have made politics a
trade will have to seek other employment.
The Youngest of them will not live to see
change from Democratic rule, which
will commence on the 18th of March next
FoR SALE.-A lot Of second-handcd
drums and ifeS, property of the late black
and tan and black drum corps of Westmin-
stcr They are much Worn, and will be
sold cheap. Apply at Republican Head
quarters.
The new system of voting is Il little more
expensive than the old, but the people Of
Carroll will like it when they have more
experience. 1t is Il very effective bar to
bribery, and preserves the people from de-
bauchery.
! The Republicans off Westminster had a
special wire run into their headquarters on
Tuesday, and paid $50 for the news.
They did not wait to get their money ;
worth, but turned out their lights early
! and retired.
Our Camel Cocks are all out on dress
parade to-day. in honor of our great Dem
ocratie victory, but they cant do the occa-
sion justice Its magnitude is too great
I for them Nevertheless they will have
their crow.
That the pen is mightier than the sword,
is trite aphorism. The ballot is mightiel
than the bayonet. and men who are not
chickcn-livered cannot be frightened from
their duty by the presence of Federal
Marshals at the polls
German was at the helm The hand Of