But this week we cas think of nothing
bu& a..ites,
may think of the Great Sachem John Kelly,
whatever he takes hold of he does with a
will, and when the order went out for the
clans to come in they came. If the census
of the city could have been taken in Union
Square on Tuesday night you would not
have thought that such a thing as a Repub
lican existed on Manhattan Island. Four
stands were erected on Union Square-the
one facing Broadway being particularly
fine. Cleveland badges were thick as the
autumn leaves, and if every man who wore
them votes straight for his Excellency, the
Governor, it will make it exceqdingly lively
for Mr. Blaine. Though at the business
men's celebration the day before the town
was alive with Blaine men and in this con
feesedly Democratic city it is a wonder
where they all come from.
No fear of New York wanting candidates
for Mayor. We have three all willing to
be elected.
