Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-10
WHAT THE BOYS ARE SAYING.

Three men have at last been found who wer,
benefited by the democratic victory They ART
| the Chicago anarchists whom Gov. Altgeld re
leased from Joliet penietntiary.-w interse
MadIsonian.
In making up the democratic party's record il
may be convenient to record that its first action
! after coming into ONCE was Internationally tc
repeal the country's commercial confidence
Anita Tribune.
The Dunlap Reporter, having asked "whai
has become OF the wall over the poor mans din
ner pail" the Davenport Tribune replies: ale
dosen't use dinner pail now. lie Is at home
now for dinner. He voted for Cleveland and is
out of job"
An Oklahoma correspondent says: 1.-THE In
closed dollar is the hardest got ever received.
IL took just three bushels of wheat to get 1t.
But | must have The WEEKLY INTER OCEAN.
Wheat is now selling here for % cents per bu.
shell. They wanted a change and they have got
it, and ii beats h--l"-Inter Ocean.
In a speech before the Press Association at
Chicago Lafe Young said: "a good many peo-
pie would go to bed hungry were II not for Iowa.
When anybody is out Of meat they know our ad-
dress. It's our pork and lard that Chicago boys
90 broke on sometimes. 1t is to late for some
people to select Iowa as birthplace, but II any
are going to be born again our latch string Is
always out"
A wOrkingman stumped the New York Sun
and made it shut up tighter than clam. He
simply asked the Sun ito show in figures how
much the average wOrkingman will save in a
year when the tariff is taken of of foreign man
ufactured goods and corresponding duty is
placed OH tea, coffee and sugar" And yet DEM
Ocrats will have to answer the question to MILL
ons of poor men whose breakfast tables they are
preparing to assault and rob.-Jefferson Bee.
No more striking contrast could well be found
than between President Clevcland's message of
yesterday and the one sent to congress last De-
cember by President Harrison. Less than Il
year ago the president was able to say, and his
language was justified by existing conditions,
that "there never was time In our history
when wages were so high, whether measured by
the currency by which they are paid or by the
power to supply the comforts and necessares OF
life." Compare this statement with the words
of yesterday: "The existence Of an alarming
and extraordinary business situation, involving
constrained me to call together in extra session
the peoples representatives IN cnngress.
Sioux City Journal.
A few days since Boone, Ia, had visit from
$50 Colorado miners on their way east They
captured the Chicago & North Western fast
The railroad company made no attempt to eject
4 ham hnf ia.lf ham TIa a,.tl nriti
were notified the men were coming and further,
that they were hungry, having had nothing to
eat since the day before. Arrangements were
promptly made to give them a meal, and when
they arrived about O'Clock they were fed on
the grounds east Of the round house. The city
authorities had ordered 100 loayes OF bread, 100
pounds of bologna sausage, 10 pounds OF cheese
and 80 gallons OF coffee. The men were nearly
They were an orderly set, and took
the first train out, the railroad company per-
hitting them to ride.-EXchange.
A good story comes to us from Clay township.
Down there lives a good democrat who is also
a church member, strange as that may seem.
He is as firm in his faith as the solid rock, be-
leves that democratic times are the only good
times, and hence is necessarily alarmed and
myStifed at the present financial stringency.
He can't for his life figure out why his political
theories do not pan out when put into practice,
and last Sunday at church he flew to the Master
for aid, and prayed "Oh, Lord, increase the con-
ndence of the people in the administration;
teach them to see that upon the success of the
government depends the prosperity Of the peo-
pie, and hold them up in these seemingly trying
times, which are not so save in their clouded
minds" And more to the same effect. This is
no summer story, but an actual fact And If
prayer will save the democracy from extinction
more members of the party had best follow the
example OF the good brother of Clay township
Harlan Republican.