There is a lively lot of “kickers”
in the Brooklyn Young Republican
club. A small but arrogant majority
undertook to deliver the club over lo
Blaine. But they failed to deliver
more than a part of it. A large por
tion of it will vote for Cleveland.
Now the republicans will never be
able to see anything funny in Mark
T Aain. He is out in a letter with
otker republicans of Connecticut ad
vising the nutmeg makers not. to
vote for Blaine. The independent
vote is growing.
The interference of United btates
marshals in Cincinnati yesterday at
the election in Ohio, resulted in the
killing of one man and dangerously
wounding of two others —one a depu
ty sheriff. The men were all shot by
the U. S marshals without cause or
provocation.
TUB conduct of John I. Davenport
in New York city in 18CaS, was no more
of an outrage on the liberty of the
people than that of I nited Stat “S Mar
shal Mot at Cincinnati. Whatever
blood was spilled there yesterday is
chargeable to his outrages.
The utter absurdity of Blaine’s pre
i use that the tariff is the issue in
Ohio is manifest when it is borne in
mind that the Ohio congressmen to
be elected in Ohio, whether democrat
ic or republican are protectionists,
with the exception eif Frank Hurd, to
defiat whom Mr. Blaine has expend
ed mi extra amount of magnetism.
