The Saline County journal., 1892-07-07

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| THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
The Democratic National Conven-
ton met on May ,, 1910. The next
day a platform was adopted. Its
various planks were in the form Of
resolutions, and make curious read
ing now. The first one declared
THAT il il ineXpedient and danger
Gus for the Federal Government to
exercise doubtful constitutional
power the second ard third AS
serted lhat the federal Government
hau no authority 10 MAKE MAKE H.
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"i'iou' 'PPo'i'ion'
AN ASTOUNDING POLITICAL CAM
PAIGN.
Immediately began the hottest |
political campaign ever waged in |
any country. The giants of both |
parties look the stump. Webster, |
'lay, Iorwln, Tyler and others |
a PIhe " 'ne iais auuiences Ihat
TSa % .;.ssIa y" aneIlcah n soii.
~ as ansu, vi ,he penloGra.s
- ir'oa vI.iI in tiie ne liiost ~ sca.nine
'ia mss i,aa auopleu no
,,iatto. II n.: canuIua!e was lher
,in,' ;,,au, a 1 s'ic col,uP-
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ut ,,i Ta ~ aIaoIe "a'tIe
- @ @ a., e Deiloct . aus were
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n. D~un ~ GU. no nsuIe
~ 'ie ''ai 1a.hSoI anu 1ack-
roii,.;p IA ~; ipcIa,Ic 's
: ,H;ii..,IS ing neaueis
= ~ tue DeiocFatic
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THE LOG CABIN AMI BARREL OF CI-
DER.
On platform and in public print
he Wings fought a winning fight.
,auss o ,ne "rst sp .nelr ieauers were
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'hc SPecSh. iue eNCiteultnt WINS |
intense. A Democratic journal sug- |
rested that il Harrison wera uivan |
log cabin and a barrel of cider he |
would be content. Immediately the
og cabin and cider barrel were
eiZed upon as Whig emblems.
Skin caps were worn by enthusiast
ie Harrison men. Great balls were
tsrted rolling about the country rs
ympols oi 'he expected wing ava.
anche in November. Political
aripatura ua. I'm ito infaucy Van | &
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,uen vas P Pic'ureu III one Print I'D !
abinet.r himself armed with a :
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nurn n-uasher, clearing the Kitchen :
I all opponents. Horace Greeley !
tarted the Log Cabin, and made il c
no sblest exnonent NJ NNhiu min
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'f'ee- io uiatoh eooh Ieacueu
ie unprecedented figure OF $1,000
opies a week.
Political Doetry was uaad with |
;aastrons at,:ao, ..;r., a., ~
eheS' osaihst 'he beuo- r
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IAN poetic ran Thus. q
Goi, uar,,sor, N
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mus Vi the r
lmpaign pieces was that entitled |
Tippecsnoe and Tyler Too ~
ftsrv.rd the chorus re- .5.n,a5