The comet., August 16, 1884, Image 2

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TIIE COMKT.
JlOJi'T. 1. TA YLORJ
C. J. St. J ()U A', Jr. (
Edit
on.
Johnson City, Teun., Aug. 16,1884.
MKMOOt Vl ll' TI1K UT.
The Great Reformer
(:ani:)
The Wronged Man of '7(5
FOIt PRESIDENT, '
MVEK CLEVELAND,
OF NEW YD UK.
. FOIt VICE-PRESIDENT,
Thos. A. Hendricks,
OP INDIANA.
PRESIDENTIAL Kt.KCTOUR,
ROBERT Ti. TAYLOR,
J. 1). C. ATKINS.
DISTRICT EI.KCTOK8.
1st. ROBERT RURROW.
2d. S. . HEISKELL.
4th. M. 8. ELKIN.
Uth. J. W. JUD1).
7th. L. P. l'ADCiET.
8l.li. R. 1". COLE.
1l)lh. J. HARVEY MATH ES.
FOR GOVERNOR:
WILLI AM II. ItA'l'll. '
OF DAVIDSON.
FOR RAILROAD OOMMISSIONF.liS.
JOHN II. SAVAGE, of Warren.
O. W. GORDON, of Shelby.
J. A. TURLEY, of M'Minn.
They lrou't Aprree.
It is a little singular that Blaine and
Logan in their loiter. of acceptance
llatly contradict each other. They
aro so different m thnir characters
and records, that, notwithstanding,
the greatest care, they rouM not mak
their letters agree. Blaine has no war
rocord. Ho can't wave the bloody
shirt. He scnt'a substitute to the ar
my, and that substitute was put ii
jail. Whenever the Republicans be
gin to talk about the war, Blaine savs
bus-h bus h bus h. Now Lo
gan is nothing, unless a war horse
Ho is an old burnt out volcano with
tho umbers of hate, and prejudice still
glowing- in his bosom. He wants the
bloody shirt waved high. He wants
bis party leaders and spokesmen to
talk of slavery, of the negro, of the
brave boys who wore tho blue, and of
.the rascals in the South. Now here is
what the champions of the Republi
can party say in their letters of ac
ceptance.
BI.A1NK.
I'rcjticllci'K have yli-M
d, while a glowing
Cordiiility wariiiH the
KouthRiii and the North
em heart ulike.
LOGAN.
nut tho dinflKrciwble
fact in, that, while the
oretically we are In the
enjoyment of the gov
ernment of the wholo
people prnetioHlly we
are as fur from it as we
wero iu the antt-txl-
lum days of tho repub
lic. 1
Hero are two statements directly
contradictory. If Blaine has told 'the
truth, Logan lias told a lie. If Logan
has told the truth, Blaine has told a
lio. Will sonio Republican paper in
form us which one is guilty of the
falsehood?
Til' '14 iN. I
riie old fellow trudges from bis
humble cabin in the head of nossuin
Ut-r" to the polls. He has Bolcless
shoes, and sometimes shoeless soles:
lie has a "chaw" of long green "tolmt k-
cr, the sue of a common ink stand m
bis right jaw," and a stream of yellow
juice running from each eo.'nor of bis
mouth ; through the top of bis ancient
wool hat stretches a bunch of sun
burnt hair "that waves and nods in
the breezes." II is old fashioned "Hap"
breeches are patched every way for
Sunday ; his shirt collar bungs epen
n front ; the bind pocket of bis blue
jeans coat swings like the pendulum
a clock as he swings to 'the right
and left. There is a quart bottle, two
thirds full of the "critter" in that
poekf't, the other third of the "critter"
s holding a Republican convention in
n bis "court house." He approaches
the old "mectin' house" and sees the
bosses pulling and hauling the voters.
He hears the hum of busy voices at
the polls ; bo catches a glimpse of the
glittering coin as it passes from the
hand of a "worker" into the palm of
an American citizen behind a cedar
tree.' He sees a big double-fisted
young man empty a half pint bottle,
off to the right, behind an old chest-
uit tree, and as be swallows the" 'lec
tion licker" hold out his band and re
ceive the price of that "licker" a vote.
He sees a couple of gangers walk off
to the store arm in arm with a bare
footed "cullud gem'man," and before
you can sav Jack Kolieson he sees
the old darkey Come out of siiid store
strutting in a pair of No. ll's, yelling
fur do l'roomed Knight" and de
Publican pnwty." He sees a "mana
ger" buy a well-dressed, "upper-ten"
vote w ith a ten dollar bill. He sees
rowd of fellows huddled around the
candidate, who with rapid jesturc and
a voice like a cane mill, with face as
red as a beat and the sweat rolling
down his jowl, is proclaining his poli
cy which is a "free ballot, and a fair
count, pretectiye tarilf, the American
eagle, the Republican party and the
flag of our Union forever!" The old
man gets mad. He yells "hurrah for
What's name and Heiidricks. I kin
whip the dog what would . sell bis
vote!" A whitewashed rebel yells for
Blaine. The old man knocks his two
front teeth out, jumps up and down
and swears he's an Andy Jackion
Dimicrat and that he's the sheep that
never was sheared. His boys shed
their coats and sung out, "say what
you please, pap, by gosh we're here."
The fuse begins. The canidates take
to the bushes. The old Andy Jack
son Dimicrat and his boys "clean up"
the wholo concern, vote tho straight
Dimicrat ticket and as they start for
home, the unsheared sheep remarks :
"if any voto seller wants anything
more he kin git it. Tho feller that
would sell his vote's a coward. Sid
things was scarce in tho days of old
'Hickory' ".
ftoYeliiiMl mid llesMlrh-kx iitl.
A number of Democrats assembled
in Job's Hall last. Wednesday night
for the purpose of organizing a Cleve
land and Hendricks Club. The mcet-
ng had not been properly announced
and there was not as full attendance
as would have been under other cir
cumstances. , The ollicers elected aro
as follows: Isaac Hair, President,
Henry Hart, Secretary and L. Wolfe,
Treasurer. R. L. Taylor addressed
the meeting in a masterly speech of
an hours length. His arraignment of
the Republican party was vigorous
and fierce. While it was interesting
and funny, his speech was solid, sub
stantial and statesmanlike. After the
speech the meeting adjourned to con
vene next Saturday 23, in Hart's Hall,
Every Democrat in tho town and dis
trict is expected to be present. There
will bo several speeches that night
and tho names of all wish
ing to join tho club will be taken.
Isaac Hakr, Pres.
Henry Hart, Sec.
Another ItalVnee of (iovelniitl.
"I'll be hanged, if some eternal vIIHaii, .
Some tiiiny mid liwl minting rogue,
Koine coKgliiR cozening slave,
To yet Borne ottlco, huth not devised tills (dander."
kii:aki.
Hon. A. A. Taylor, candidate for
Congress, will address the people at
the following times and places :
Taylorsville, Thursday Aug. 14.
Roan Mountain Depot, Saturday
Aug. 10.
Jonesboro, Monday Aug. 18.
Morristown, Tuesday Aug. 19.
Newport, Wednesday Aug. 20.
Rutlodge, Friday Aug. 22.
Tazewell, Saturday Aug. 23.
Kneedville, Monday Aug. 25.
Kyle's Ford, Tuesday Aug. 2C.
Rogersville, Wednesday Aug.27.
Bull's Gap, Thursday Aug. 28
Mosheim, Friday Aug. 29.
' Greencville, Saturday Aug. 30.
Flagpond Academy, Monday Sept. 1.
Erwin, Tuesday Sept. 2.
Kindrick's Creek, (Willard's Storo)
Sept. 4.
Arcadia, Friday Sept. 5.
The Independent Republicans of Buf
falo Iavessigate and Report.
Tho following address was published
yesterday morning in the Buffalo
To the Imlrpendcnt Republican of the Nntion:
As Republicans and Independents
residing-in Buffalo, and having pe
culiar means of knowledge, wo have
been CRlled upon, by private letters
anc otherwise, for information in re
gard to the scarjdals which have been
put in circulation respecting Gov.
.Cleveland's private life. We have felt
it to bo a duty imposed on us by cir
cumstances to examine these stories in
detail and to make a formal statement
of the results. No such examination
w,ould have been necessary to satisfy
ourselves, but it wan due to thoBt? who
have read the charges against Gov
Cleveland without knowing personally
his general character and reputation
in this community, and without
knowing either the position or the
means of information of those who
have made the charges, that we should
not put forth a more ffeneral state
ment without a previous investigation
We have, therefore, through a com
mittee appointed from our number for
that purpose, carefully and deliberate
ly made such an investigation, and
we have taken every available means
to ascertain the precise facts in each
case.
It seems from tho article on the out
side, by Senex, that the Republican
party claims to havo waged war upon
polygamy for the last twenty years, and
during that time the population of
Utah has increased over ono hundred
thousand.
Tho Democratic dark bosses for
Congress aro quito numerous. Tho
man who, in The Comkt, honored
the dark bosses of the Republican
party will hardly be so unfeeling as to
slight the Democratic dark bosses.
That Knnwtroke.
IJIainos magnetism is great. It
draws men, it draws money, it draws
conventions and it draws bonds. But
it was hardly supposed that his mag
netism could attract anything outside
of this earth. Nobody ever thought
that it could have any iniluonco upon
heavenly bodies. No one over dream
ed that his magnetism could have any
effect upon such a powerful luminary
as tho sun. Yet it does seem, that on
Sunday, the day before, be was to meet
the committee appointed by Congress
to investigate the Mulligan matter, on
bis way to church his magnetism drew
I.:... - . r... .
ujiun nun a sunsiroKe. mis same
magnetisni was sufficiently strong to
bold this sunstroke until Congress ad
journed, and tho investigating com
mittee went home. Wonderful Mag
nctism is this!
wuiie amines magnetism draws
with one end, the "West and the row
uy element, with the othei, it repels
tho loaders and best men iu the Re
publican party.
Democratic victories in many Re
publican counties in the State show
which way the wind is blowing.
Democratic Convert lion.
i lie , Democrats ot barter t'o. arc
requested to meet in convention at
Elizabetbton, Saturday, Aug. 23, for
the purpose of sending delegates to
the district convention which will
meet at Greencville, the 28th of this
month, to nominate a candidate for
Congress, and transact such other
business as may come before it.
E. E. Hr.NTEH,
Cb. Do. Ex. Co. of Carter Co.
This Aug. 14, 1S84.
Whit I (he IewioerlM Will lo?
Men come into our office, everyday,
wanting to know who will be the nom
inee of the Democratic party for Con
gress. We don't know, nor does any
'man. One of tho men, now on the
track may bo nominated, and one of
the dark bosses may bo the nominee,
who can tell? One thing we cim tell,
however, that the Democrats will not
'be so ioolish ns the Republican party
and make two nominations. The
Democrats of the District may feel
sooure, that there will be harmony in
that convention, and that its nominee
will be an honest, square man.
I' lie l-'ipfiireN l'rove Otherwiwe.
The Republicans with the ex-rebel
Reid are asserting that Hawkins prac
ticed more economy than Bate, ant'
that the expenses of the Government
under his administration wero not
near so heavy as under tho adminis
tration of Bate. Tho editor of the
Nashville World by comparing the re
ports of tho Hon. Atha Thomas who
is n Dofnocrat, and Hon. James N.
Nolan, Hawkins's Comptroller of the
State Treasury, has arrived at the
truth. We publish below part of the
editorial which appeared in the IFoWd
of tho 13th.
Tho difference in the cost of run
ning the State government under the
two administrations is $ 19,428.44 iu
favor of a Democratic government.
Then again, during the administra
tion of Hawkins, tho State realized
only $S3,042.S7 out of the penitentiary
lease. Ut the Jfl-ll ,ul ill to which the
Slate was entitled, .$57,9o7.()3 was lost
by an unwise and short-sighted policy,
on the part of the State ollicers, in
not having the property insured.
Nearly sixty thousand dollars was ex
pended in rebuilding'and repairing at
the wtate prison alter the lire.
The present administration has re
alized from the prison lease up to July
1st, 1884, the neat little sum of $121,
000, with $50,500 more to come in, and
notwithstanding a fire nt the prison
in which a considerable amount of
property was destroyed, the State fias
not lost a dollar, owing to the fact
that the Hoard of Inspectors wisely
provided ior losses Dy carrying an in
surance on the property. The amount
of money expended under tho Haw k
ins administration for extra sessions,
and lost by the penitentiary fire, was
!fl07,:58t.r, or $27,380.07 more than
the, present administration approprl
a ted for the establishment of an any
lum for the insane in East Tennessee
or nearly Jf-l.tHX) more than the legisla
tive expenses of the present adminis
tration.
ft seems row, that there is no
possible chance for the dark bosses.
Brownlow is sad, and bo sings this
mournful song:
""Ttvaa ever tliun; from childhood's hour,
I've seen uiy fondest hopes decay;
I never loved a bird or flower,
That did not ily or fado away.
I never had a little kit,
To pur so notly on my lap,
Hut fortunes nmllee followed it,
To kill by enr or school boy rnp.
I never had a bit of ioaHt.
Particularly gend and wide,
lint It fell upon the utindod (loor,
And alwnys on the Imttirnl tick."
peat the charges against Gov. Clove-
land in detail, nor to present in full
tbe ovidenco by which they havo been
disproved.
John H. Cowing, Ansley Wilcox,
William F. Kip, Thonms Cary.George
P. Sawyer, Ralph Stono, .John E. Ran
som, Henry W. Sprague, J siah G.
Mtinro, Lawrence D. Rumsey, . Bar
rett Rich, Charles P. Norton, John B.
Olmsted, J. Tallman Davis, Henry
Allman, J. N. Lamed.
Buffalo.N. Y., Aug. 9.
POLITK'AI, ItUEYITira.
Mr. Dana is trying to hug old
Ben.
Cleveland is resting quietly in the
shade of the mountains.
The Republicans havo serious
doubts about carrying Ohio.
New York Truth : There aro deep
niutterings of rebellion in Tammany
Hall.
Ben Butler will tako the stump and
advocate hie election to the Presidency.
Poor old Ben !
Beecher says he is going into this
campaign, and work for Cleveland
with cnthuiastic vigor.
B. F. Jones, chairman of the Repub
lican National Executive Committee,
and James G. Blaine are millionaires.
Bate and Reid commence the cam
paign at Murfreesboro. They will
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a gainst Gov. Cleveland are absolutely
ialse. His reputation for morality has
always been good. There is no foun
dation for any statement to the con
trary. He was sought out and nomi
nated for the Mayorality against his
will, and was supported for that posi
tion by tho larger portion of the edu
cated, intelligent," and moral citizens
Blaine men think it strange that
the Presidents of Yale and Harvard
Colleges should oppose the Plnmed
Knight.
The race seems to be about neck
and neck between the two parties, but
Cleveland has the biggest neck. Kan
as City Time.
Reid will not discuss at length any
of Buffalo, without regard to politics, 0 the loading issues in tho campaign.
on purely personal grounds. After be it will require most of his time to
had gone through tins contest he was white-wash his record.
again put forward as one of the most
distinguished citizens of Buffalo as a
candidate for tho Governorship, and
again received tho support of the Bame
class of bis fellow citizens. In this
community, where he had lived for
Blaine has been invited to epend
not accept. He will get enough salt
water the 4th. of November.
Carl Sehurz : Listen to its the Rc-
(Successor to the Old Reliable VICTOR DORIOT.)
Who keeps a iirstrclass assortment of
Gold & Silvor Watches & Chains,
GOLD AND PLATED JEWELRY,
PLAIN AND SET RINGS,
ROGERS & BRO. SILVER PLATED WARE,
Julius King's Patent Combination Spectacles, tho best.
Everything sold at a very shokt profit to suit tho hardness ok timkb.
Orders by mail receive prompt attention. REPAIRING done in tho VERY
BEST MANNER.
EVERYTHING GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED.
Va. side Main St. Opposite Thomas House, BriUL Tenn.
twenty-nine years, and whore his life publican party's spokesmen! How
was known and his character under- they dodge and squirm around that
stood, this support would not have record as something two hot to touch.
been given to him bad be been either
a drunkard or a libertine. We are
able to speak from personal knowledge
as bis acquaintances of long standing,
and to say that his general private life
lias loeii that of a quiet, orderly, self
respecting, and- always 'highly respect
ed citizen. Since he assumed bis
pvesent office his b;its to Ruiialo have
heen lew ami oi Miort miration, it is
susceptible of absolute proof, and bat
been proved to us, that upon no one
of these visits has anything occurred
to justify the staton;aiits which have
been made by bid detractors. The
charge that be has recently taken part
in a drunken and licentious debauch
in Bulliilo oh the occasion of such a they use the tariff question as a great
visit is entirely false. ' fig leaf which they stretch and spread
i -
We have been particularly careful to make it cover and hide the crooked
tiid thorough in our investigations of I ncss of their standard bearer!
the alleged bettayal, abduction, and
? i i ...
mnuman treatment oi
Taylor and rettibone have agreed
upon a committee to manage the pri
mary election. It is compored of W.
P. Brownlow, W. G. Mathcs and S. II.
Anderson.
Cleveland invites ovoryliody to ex
amino the tacts ol the scandal
circulated about him. Has Blaine in
vited any body to examine tho Mulli
jian matter?
Misfortunes are piling thick and
fast on the shoulders of Brother Blaine.
The latest is the announcement that
CassiiiB M. Clay, of Kentucky, intends
to support him. Galveston Nines.
Carl Sehurz : Watch them how
What does it signify when such loy
al Republicans as Henry Ward Beech
er, Carl Sehurz, George William Cur
tis, tho Harper Brothers, the Presi
dents of Yale and Harvard College
and the editors of the daily Republi
can papers in New York city, turn
away from Blaine, saying that purity
and honesty must not be sacrificed to
party?
Republicans think the primary elec
tion will bring about a lovely harmo
ny in the party. Querry s ''Do Repub
licans always think right?"
ltnlo and Ueid Mill Klrak nt
the I-'oIIom Inge IMuccm
and TiineM
Monday, Sept. 1 Cleveland.
Tuesday Sept 2 Benton.
Wednesday, Sept. 3 Athens.
Thursday, Sept. 4 Sweetwater.
Friday, Sept. 5 Loudon.
Saturday, Sept. 6 Knoxville.
Monday, Sept. 8 Mossy Creek.
Tudsday, Sept. 9 Morristown.
Wednesday, Sept. 10 Rogersville.
Thursday, Sept. 11 Greencville.
Friday, Sept. 12 Jonesboro.
Saturday, Sept. J3-Bloui!tvillc
The Enterprise thinks Johnson City
is going down bill. You are mistaken.
No city with enterprise ever went
down hill. Johnson City is in a iiat,
and if it. moves at all, it must go up
hill. .
The loafer net in a shady place.
Tenn. PiW.
The Pilot's poet mnst have learned
bis grammar from Logan's letter of ac
ceptance.
I Tl ' .1 . . .
ueorge v imam vurlis parts nis
hair in the middle, and he is quite
likely to part tho Republican party of
New York in the same place. CA-tet
jo Times, Ind.
Tho dirty scandals gotten up about
a woman in
this city, as detailed in a local newspa
ppr. The circumstances out of which
this story is fabricated occurred eight
years ago. The woman in question
was at that time a widow, between 80
and 40 vcars of ago. with two cbildran Governor Cleveland are probably in
the younger of whom was ten years tended to servo in place of a bloody
old. The facts of the case show that 8miT- -mat is, it is to ue a clirty m
she was not seduced, and the allega- tCal of ft bloody 8'lirt campaign.
tions respecting her abduction and ill Houston (Tex.) Post,
treatment are wholly false. V e deem Carl Sehurz : And now after twety
these tho only features of the charge four years of uninterrupted ascendan
in connection with this matter which cy, what has the Republican party
constitute a public question requiring come to? Look at it, the party of
any declaration on our part. Our ex- great moral ideas presenting as its
animation of the other charges which leader and representative a man whose
have been made against Gov, Cleve- unclenn record it dare not deny and
lands pri vato character shows that they cannot face,
are wholly untrue. In every instance
in which the reports and insinuations
have been tangible enough to furnish
a clue to guide u in our investigation
they hi.ve been positively proved to be
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The Blaine organs are making a
groat clamor for Cleveland's letter of
acceptance. Cleveland is iu nv. great
hurry.
Cleaveland has gone oil to the woods.
Pilot. .
Cleveland never went home with a
sunstroke.
Carl Schurz's powerful speech at
Brooklyn has alarmed tho Republican
camp.
James G.
palm.
Blaine has the itching
While passing down the street, we
caught the following sentence acci
dentally. A Republican brother was
talking to another man of the same
stripe. He said : "If the primary elec
tion does not make my man the nom
inee, I'll be hanged if I don't vote the
Democratic ticket the rest at my
days."
We can very easily afford to "buy
the paper and send one man The
Comet a year and wait 'till the and of
that year for the money. But to buy
the paper and send The Comet to one,
thousand men and wait 'till the end
of the year for the money is more
-than a loor editor can do.
fi IJ Kit AL, 1 VIKLMti KNCK.
The Louisvilld exposition opens to
day.
Sankey will sing again in the Au-
turn. .
The Wall Street bank failed last
The ntiack upon Gov. Cleveland's
.linvn.l in- w i Imvmifffil v tliaorfvlir.pri
when we consider the source from I '
which it, ci.m. s. ft was first nubl civ i "ere are iweivo tnousana irencn
x w
made in Buffalo by a newspaper of no voters ln Maine
standing whatever. We have twice A slight earthquake this week shook
called upon the editos of this paper New York city and other places in ti e
and asked him to produce his proofs, North
the names, dates, and other particulars f 10,000 have been expended on Jef-
which he had publicly stated he was ferson's tomb near Cherlotsville, Vir-
at liberty to show. He declines to do ginia.
so or to laciniaie investigauon uuo Drinking well water is supposed to
tno trutn oi euner nis own cnarges or the CftU8e of eyA ca(je of t . i(J
tnoso comaineu in me anonymous lei- fever Chattanooga.
ter wmcn ne puuusueu. iie luiiiuiicu
that he had no evidenco to support
A law i Florence forbids the re-
any accusation against Gov. Cleveland,
porting of divorce cases by the papers
, nnoll JOO
except in tho ono instance to which ....
wo havo particularly referred. He ine rrommtionists oi inuiana nave
rested bis esse on that story, and as to determined to put an electorial ticket
tluit story be is contradicted by the U1 the field.
witnesses having personal knowledge. Singbeimer & Dentsch, shirt manu-
The two clergymen, whose profession factures m Philadelphia failed, Thurs
hns been invoked to give weight to day with liabilities of forty thousand
these charges, have no personal knowl- dollars.
edge of the facts, and, under the cir- Arthur's dinners to friends are rath
cumstances, could not possible have Br costly. During the season he gave
such knowledge. They have ventured ine dinners at the cost of $800.00 a
to state hs facte known to themselves piece,
stories which rest upon the merest
hearsay, and which, when traced to
their alleced sources, aro in every case
denied bv the persons to wbonf ihey
are sscibed.
We have designed to make a candid
and judicial statement of the result of and one hundred and forty fraudulent
our investigation of tbm matter; with- vouchers have heen discovered in the
out partisan coloring. We have not Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
thought it necessary or proper to re- Washington City.
western cities throught
their Cheifs of Police have inhibited
the wearing of 'hither Hubbiwds, on
the streets
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