The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1892-09-29
ADDITIONAL EDITORIAL.
Gov. Foraker to Speak in Logan.

Gov. Foraker to Speak in Logan.
1t is announced that Gov. For
aker will make campaign speecl
in Logan on Saturday next, Oct. lst
We are glad of 1t. The daring
dashing Don Quixote is entertain
ment whenever he comes before TIL
public, whether it be in senatorial
caucus in Columbes, presidential
convention in Minneapolis, or ;
pow-wow with Pursell and the post
masters in Rempels dorf. Gov
Foraker is conspicuous RepulIcar
leader. lie is one of the most elo.
quent speakers of the times. He
has a dash that is facinatlng, a
courage that is commanding, and
a recklessness in denunciation that,
to say the least, is provoking. He
lunges ahead without much con-
sideration as to how straight he
travels on the line of truth, OF
where his plunge may carry him.
He gets caught in a "Ballot Box
Forgery" and impairs his character
for honor. He plays the "skln
cane game" and loses much of his
reputation for good sense. He is
relentless in his hostility, border
Ing on hatred, to the Democracy
and not over scrupnlous in the
methods and arguments he uses for
his parties success. But this can
be said to his credit. He is not
double faced. There is no sneak
ing about him. We hope he will
have a good meeting, the bigger the
better, and that by firing up the
Democratic heart by his reckless
abuse, will bring out our full vote
md make our majority more of
gain per cent IN Hooking than did
1rosvenor's speeches in Maine re-
luce the Republican majority IN the
lome state Of Jim Blaine. We are
'articularly anxious that our edi-
.orial brother. John A. White, of
he "only Ohio Democrat" be
resent and hear Foraker. John
new in the Republican party, and
Though he develops, according to
he Cincinnati Post, great Repub-
can expertness as a State Farm
eformer, there are lots of things
nat Foraker can tell him, he don't
erhaps know. For instance why
id Foraker demand Rempel's res
ynation from the Penitentiarv
'oard and why did he turn Gros-
enor out of the Board of Truste es,
the Soldiers Orphans Home?
hen why did Rempel turn against
oraker and vote for Campbell,
,curing soon a re-appointment,
I'D why did Grosvenor assist in
oraker's defeat for Governor?
Pursell and Vickers know all
oout these little pleasantries. They
e old timers, but John is bird
ng, a pin feathered Republican
I'd ought to be given seasonable I
ltrlment soon or he may wither.
e know Foraker can tell John
me things he don't know 1t
light be well to have it understood ?
o, who brings Foraker here. Is .
Mckay and Tom Allen and the
bscrlption list and the "s5 per 4
mt of Republicans in Hooking
UNITY" Tom says, "will not vote 7
r Grosvenor," OF does Grosvenor =
d Pursell bring him here to dis
owe, nip in the bud, the Tom {
len startling assertion? We
ait, with much interest, the COM r
3 of Foraker to Logan. Know =
: the Ex-Governor will be met
tn a brass band, the Sherman {
st Office will hoist a flag, Bob
will fire the cannon and -
mpel will place on exhibition I
resignation, not the Bosen ween
m the army, but the one Foraker
S once SO solicitous to see about
time of the reorganization of
Penitentiary.
Remember the Cloak Opening,