Judge — December 29, 1883 — page 6: what you’re looking at

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6 old flyblown whoppers that had been his | ant comp ‘on for many, many moons. prize-candy’ candidate—lit- Willie LL, of Indiana—boomed up, and Mr. Carlisle was conducted to the jnair, it was all two other represe < could do to prevent him old, old trade mark ‘Mi Keifer was equal to the oc n, and he received the complimentary vote of would have dreamed that ke of lightning that dire ». The * a forced smile uy of cheek, tried to hide its n, but did not produce the desi impression with a very great amount of suc ees In fact, the G. O. PL looked care- kay und it was pain moth ial hon ~ XK r Carlisle made the mewhat as follows: have ado Speake Gentlemen, you ting m h [have th 1 to the position, sup iter part of the mate taxation of which th has reaped If to support the complicated blish, the ship yard of John oil monopoly, and the nite, mmen Ken- pn, is its loyalty— ial, whisky, tand g. which rec ky to your considerati its unwavering, unhesitating, uncomprot ing loyalty. In the dark days of the war of ion, when the throat of the nation felt und it the impress of the hand of re- 1; when the blood-stained — fing ernly, but surely closing up the wine republic, and bounty jum the leaves in V: , the land of the bine gi lovely women, of the Dr. Griffin's Mary; this home Watterson and_ the’ lofty. ection of the nation 1. of Henry never, for an its loyalty to the principles which anima the founders of the country and di Declaration of In id it and while lieved to be th vered the k mmon in the blood of th they nearly to hands whip of injustice ; but with a blind, un so sublime in its simplicity n its neutral-tinted diplomacy, udily on and never se one ith from its to whisk The rivers ran blood, and the hillsides were dotted with the slain. Kentucky fe rious deeds of the bar-tender were not boom of cannon and the artment. re ry 8 t abr eats to power means 1 sweeping ch which ve a tendency to c commercial cent Be under no a with the ex- coption g ont of office every son-of- a-gun of a Republican, of upsetting the present tariff, of altering the whole policy am ve 1 impression t ion of the reform, are likely to panic in our g of the kind. a ha BEFORE M r what | which bound them | grand and. lofty | not her sample room, and | Plenty of shirts i vernment, and, in short, undo everything that is now being done, th will be no changes of any consequence, the Republic may rest satisfied that the Treasury will be’ as systematically raided under the Democratic reyime as it was under Republican rule. When we do away with a Republican abu its place with a Democratic swindle, and no one but an expert could tell the difference ot its traditions; nor in | ymmittees in all honesty and fairne » Democratic party. 1 shall use the power with which you have in- trusted me, to the randizement ef the great party to which T have the honor to be- No honest I | looked simply be but be want his place for a*Demoerat. And the pur principles seven-up sh under my gnidance, be animated with a brilliancy that shall li “h Jefferson inventer and _ persistent for the Republican goose is sauce for the Democratic gander. We have, for twenty odd years had all the kicks, they a ha'pence; and now, when the whirl; straddle of time brings its reve shekel shall roll into the Democ while we shall have infinite pleasure in justing the No. eleven toothpick shoe to the pase of the Republican’s spine. With charity for all and malice t none, we shall proceed to John L. Sullivs ize our opponents, and when we them in a fair fight we'll man duce a wrangle and save our § e the proud old Democrati every mountain top; place their bea glorious East whence arises the ! coming comfort and prosperity Republican, ht the party, wh ks to the un of our and let | ARRIAG but no buttons, ck-a-doodle- from the green t even unto the hinges of the golden gate, and trumpet forth to a listening world the words ** The Republican party has gone! them unite in one tier C do,” which shall reverbe hills of Verme The Three Drummers. AFTER CHARLES KINGSLEY, Tuner drummers went riding out into the west, the day went down; dealer who paid him the best dl village and town, t drum, though their sweethearts may weep, cheerful spirit ‘tis For the peril ard to keep, re man with the mornit the early mai 1 the da up, re travellers run ons and broken rails. But drummers must drum, end their sweethearts may weep, achcerfal spirit ‘tis hard to keep, And the perils by rail s Three ¢ many, pees were pulled from the wreck of the train, And three bereaved damsels have For the tele That a Pul But dramm len in fits; aid from out there on the p eper was «mashed to bi must drum, and their sweethearts must weep an nme. Hatr- Exotisu—The dude. comicbooks.com