[D9202ACB], Letter from William S Logue to Thomas Maguire (Edison Employee), November 12th, 1892
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Received Nov 14 1892 Savannah Ga Nov 12/92 Dear Mag Was glad to get yours of the 9th The landslide was so great that Mrs. M such a good Democrat that I presumed you escaped the usual lecture for staying out till 3. I thank you for the mighty well to get in so early. When I went to bed at 1:30 the crowd was yelling + when I woke at 5:30 to catch a train the yell was still there. These people went wild + have not so yet quieted down. They are planning demonstrations for every night next week. Savannah[?] has here on Thursday Macon Tuesday + the other places full this week in. It has been a long time since a child was born the White House, what an elegant opportunity for Grover, better give him the tip, may experience[?] take next election. From the present outlook I will go to Augusta tomorrow, Sunday night returned her Monday night + if the current holds as it is working now will leave for Kansas City on Tuesday night reaching there on Thursday or Friday morning. Will have the office. I think we have gotten on the trouble. The Telegraph, in charge of the Chief Dispatcher + as in such cases everything goes ahead of the Telegraph, hence the delays. Another thing concerning the delay so that I cannot lie at both ends at once. However in he case Cleveland is elected + it all goes. Regards to all Yours truly W.S. Logue N.B. Is Johnnie [illegible] a Republican P.S. If so, he would take the Democratic ticket down here. Funny elections in the South will explain it when it’s a [illegible] W.S.L.