Democratic Sentinel, Volume 8, Number 29, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 15 August 1884 — Cleveland and Hendricks. [ARTICLE]

Cleveland and Hendricks.

A regular meeting of the Cleveland & Hendricks Club will be held at the Club rooms Saturday evening, of next week. Mr. Jessen will discuss the tariff issue. Everybody invited to attend. ■ C msiderable bad blood has been engendered between the rival candi * dates for Republican nominations, and their friends. Damaging stories were circulated on t.hs eve of the primaries, and some of the aspirants attributed their defeat to some of them. Emory 13 Sellers, Esq , of Monticello.isthe Democratic nominee for Senator in our neighboiing district composed of Carroll Pulaski and White. Mr S. is well rted for the position and will be triumphantly elected. With such gentlemen as E B. Sellers for Senator and" John G Timmons sot Representative, White couuty w 11 certainly giva a booming majority for the Democratic ticket The “Mulligan” black-guards who have been busily enguged in manu facturing ard scattering scandalous slanders about Gov Cleveland, are badly to e up over the desperate situation of Biaine. And the “Plumed K-navo’ too faces it with all tne bravo of the time he faced the House aPer being brought to his knees by Mullig n. Blaine, nstigated no doubt by hie partisan iders at Indianapolis, has directed it for libel against the Indianapolis nineh As there is no probability it the case can b before 3 election, it may well be regarded a mov e to make poiitieul capital in udiana. The tricks of the Mullagaj guards are well understood and won’t win-

The Rensselaer Sentinel man, whose vertebra contains more square inches of demoetacy than that of any man we know, says that Henrfr cks’ war record is straight goods. Me Eweu is a naan of peace and good will to all men. but as an angel of peace in the campaign of 1863 he wasn’t a success. He got more licking for : talking Sunduy school talk to the soldier boys in that campaign than he ever has since.—Oxford Tribune. The Oxford Triune man has had plenty of time to post himself as to our Demoer.icj. but In 1863 he was nursieg the sucking bottle, and 'herefore can not speak with reference to ‘‘Sunday-sen ol” talk, etc