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1 Elmira Daily Bazoo. The OFFICIAL ORGAN of the Greenback Labor Re- form Party of Elmira, Chemung County, and the 27th Senatorial District. PUBLISHED EVERY NOON BY E. C. GEORGE & CO., 136 EAST W A TER ST. TERMS:—Single Copy, One Cent. Single Copy one month delivered by carrier or by mail, 25 Cents. W ednesday, Oct, 31, 1877. OUIi P O L IC Y . E lection w ill be over in a few days and the excitem e n t of the same soon forgotton. W h a t then ? T h e n the B azoo proposes to untiring ly give its energy to the ferreting out and the exposure of frauds upon and plunderers of the public treasury. T h e rings have such a strong hold of th e city and county, and the tw o old parties are w o rking so intcrw o v e n ly, that it seem s as it the truth w o u ld never find day light. I t is ring after ring and ring in ring, and nothing but ring. W e care not w h at man or w h a t party, w e are for the expose of official corruption, and this shall be the aim o f the B azoo . T h e reports from the country grow brighter every day. T h e farm ers are alive to th e ir best interests, and w ill do their duty next Tuesday. SE N A T O R I A L C O N T E S T , T h e senatorial contest brightens every day and brings new causes for hope. Mr. Beaa* m ont w ill hold the entire solid Greenback L abor Reform vote of the d istrict. In Elmira, Corning, Canisteo and H o rnellsville he will run ahead of h is ticket. T h e workingmen are alive, and see the dem ands o f the hour. Thef have oeen represented, or rather misrepresent* ed, by capital long enough. W e want lo m o re lawyers to m ake laws for the people, es pecially for the poor and oppressed. The oil)i m atter that class can successfully look after ii fee bills. It used to be that w h en a poor mu required the service of an attorney he cook get one for a reasonable compensation, n«i you are obliged to em pty your pocket bod and give your note secured by bond and mort gage. As fai as M r. Bradley is concerned 1 | is the third horse in the race. Mr. Beautnoi w ill have a larger vote than the Corning Al torney. Corning itself has gone back on bin H e has introduced and engineered bill through the L e g islature in the interest ofmor ied corporations. H e has never done u thing for the people and in all hum an prob bility never w ill. One thing is certain I never w ill have a chance to officially repress the 27th senatorial d istrict. L e t the friends' Mr. Beaum o n t, of an adm inistration for tl people, of the G reenback L a b o r Reform ft I t is just possible that fused G reenback and L a b o r parties w ill carry Pennsylvania. F a il ing in that they w ill certainly defeat the party from w h ich they derive th e m o st of th e ir n u m e rical strength .— Chicago Times. ' F u n n y , isn’t it ? E v e ry tim e they bury the rag baby he digs out again. ‘ I t w ill take sev eral cem e te ries to hold him if the old parties don’t stop m a k ing so m any funerals.— iamspori Independent. Said a n old politician to us th e other day:— I shall cast my vote for the G reenback L a bor candidates, for after listening to the D e m ocrats and R e p u b licans I find they are both so allied to the interests of corporations that there is not enough difference to justify an effort in behalf o f either of them .” T h e old parties have agreed to jo in hands, and, instead of fighting each other, to fight the G reenback Labor Party. ty rally. But a few days rem a in and ev« one should be im p roved, Go to work no and keep at it, and by w o rking together 21 voting solid, victory w ill be ours. W e m ust apologize to the readers oft B azoo for not publishing each day the list sayings bank failures occuring during es twenty-four hours. But the fact is, these fairs have becom e such a drug» on the ic m a rket, that they are scarcely reported exa in local papers. Vote for Jam es W right, for District Att ney. Since his nom ination it has not 1 ^ necessary to publish colum n upon column vindication of his character, as it has been Sylvester T a y lor. N e ither is he bigoted any subject, as M r. Robertson is on temp ance. H e is an honorable, upright, ris young man, one w h o has worked his way by h a r d ‘k n o cks and personal effort and pa verence. H e is an honor to the party f nom inated him , and every voter may bepn to cast a ballot with the nam e of James Wri on it for D istrict A ttorney.
