The Local Campaign

-Mr. Denatnore Cramer will artdress the democracy of Iludson to-morrow - ("liarles Tl. YThitmaTi was weicomefl by R lrío Rudience ni Dtxboro on 3Ion-iay and at A.ngtiBt t""'11 'ionse on Tuesrlay eveniiiRs. -One of Hip most enthusiastic local TOPtinffheldtht9 far was atBridsie-K-nftr Station rin Wednesdsy aidressei "hyPatrir M -Kovmn of this citv, M. ïicDougali of Br5rlewater and E. B. Honis of Mui-h'-.tpv. Ncariy one hnnrtre'1 yo'ing c:valrymen frorn Locli ■were present'. _MnSín. Ilnrriman, MoKirnn ntri Pailey spoivP to n fair sized anflience at , ftefUtaB school "honse in Ann Ariwr ] 'townsliip on Moirlay evenino;. Thts vvns the first iiolitionl ptthiirine hM for many years In thedwtrlot.iindthnauflllr 'ence rompospfl largely of republicana ■cravp, au áttentive hearinR. - Vntera "f Lynrton tnrned out mul fillert the town "iraTl to heat the issues ■of the day discnsssci by Mpsrts. BiciimniKl, TííviTiman, MrKernan and Patïick Wall of TTorthfield on Tuesday fevening. The, meeting was an enthueiasfic one, aemonstrating that the town will do 'its utmost for the democratie 'ticket. -On Rfítimlay evenlng there was a lnrfïe anti erifhnsiastic meeting of Lima democrnts at the rnwn iian u uoi Mesara, ('liarles 8. Grogory of Dextor, C. IT. Richmond and Judge Harriman of tliis city. The latter'a speech devoted ■entirely to state matters, in which the difference Wtween taxes under democralio anö repnlilican rule vvith a proper allowance for inerease of populatton, Starfles the tax payer and sets him to ithinking. Bampson Parker presided.