The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-03-28
POLITICAL TOPICS.
The Republican Gang In Desperate straits
Martin Bilks Negro.


The Republican Gang In Desperate straits
Martin Bilks Negro.
The Republican Gang heelers are in
desperate straits They see dire de-
feat staring the n in the face and they
fully appreciate the ia that men of
principles are exerting some influence
in this campaign. Yesterday after
noon the heelers held another of their
many caucuses and resolved to make
another heavy draw of Doodle from
some source Accordingly the Gang
candidates were MIXED. Big, black,
blatent beefers John Matthews, Per-
hins, Capias, Jennings and other Hit
crate plugs, after receiving their por-
tion of the spoils given them by men
who had stolen the stuff from the city,
rounded up the poor unenlightened
negroes, and urged them to stand by
the Republican ticket, using as ar
gument the ealloon.in0ated lie that
Martin was railroad man and If
elected would build his railroad and
give the negroes work After four
hours of such campaigning the big
burly coons repaired to headquarters
at MrCord's slush stand aud drank
copious draughts of gullet- burning
belly-wash. The same program will
be carried out today and to.r orrow
and every dav until election day. Will
honest citizens stand this contempt
ible wors2 The tree-toad sits on
brambIe- bush and drops bac, into the
limpid stream croalting, mot much "
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"Poli,a.!a9' Renfro Will, return to
>the plow after this campai 9h AS q
"Politftioner" he will be adrug on the
market
Martin in repose appears much like
a jAbbering baboon confined He
should take 4 bile bean and work off
that excess of railroad ties.
McCord, paramour Of Hat Hamilton,
filled the stomach of loafer full OF
cowboys delight yesterday. In his
drunken delirium, the loafer told Nc
Cord he had better draw off the Re
publican ticket. This scared the rum
freak and he stopped over in the Capt.
tai last evening
IT, NJ Adams and T. d. Jackson are
two illiterate meH. They are Repub-
lican candidates for justices OF the
peace. Were they to try a case, they
would be obliged to call in attorneys
to explain the two sides. Jackasses
in office won't do. Vote for Sampsell
and Garrett
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II. c. Ross wants to be constable. He
is Republican lie never arrested
but two men in his life and they got
away. Downing, his brother in agony,
allows his hands to be crossed when
he makes an arrest
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DeGroff, the Frenchman, is said to
be good card shark. So is Mill.
ken
Spencer may know how to sell dog
collars and ten-penny. nails, but it
takes a man like Fra to keep the
blots off the books in the city treasur-
ers Office.
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G w. Pulse wants to be the Repub-
lican assessor Who is this man Pulse?
Owning no property what does he
know about assessing?
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Irvine and Pace are good, shrcwd /
men, and as constables Will serve the
people we'll
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As an example of the stupidity OF
John Foster, eX-member of the Guth-
rie townsite board, the following in
stance is given: Last Ap~il Mr.. Free .
man filed N the Office of the townsite .
board with Mr.. Foster, importan, .
papers to be sent TO the general land .
office. Last Monday these same papers
were found in the townsite board Of
flee, never having been sent That's
the way Republicans dispatch business
while in office.
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Why won't the Republican Gang ac-
cept the challenges of the Democrats
to discuss in joint debate the issues of
this campaign? Let Ileelers Martin,
Hainer and Greer and pluggeIs come
out and back up their charges God
hates a coward.
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Martin, with his crusty airs and
billy goat hirsute appendages, walks
the streets with his cane at half-mast
asking votes of this colored people,