The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-09-19

IoraI Aeparfmenf.
Quite number OF our citizens attended the
State Fair.
The Cincinnati Times says, people in Ohio
seem to feel about as urgent need for the
third party as hen does for q toothbrush"
Wabash editor returns thanks for cent?
pede sent him by mail from Texas, being the
first cent OF any kind he had seen for months.
F. IL. Burgess. late city editor OF the Jackson
Patriot and now Of the Detroit Evening News
was recently married to Miss Della A. Durham.
TX you wish to personally comprehend the
completest meaning Of the old adage-s fool
and his money is soon parted-buy lottery
ticket.
Tho Columbus, Ohio, Journal we'll says
1.-The Democracy processes peculiar friendship
for the farmers. II is but few years since
prominent Democrats were denouncng North
crn farmers as mudslls.'"
4 country exchange says: " Notwithstand-
refuse our back-pay' if some of our subscrib-
ers would come forward and protfer II just at
this particular time"
The Peoples National Bank OF Jackson was
robbed OF over SO, 600 Sept. 18th, between nine
and ten O'Clock, a. m. Access was gained to
the safe by means Of a side door in the bank
building. The robbery Is supposed to have
been committed by experts on their way to at
tend the State FAIR at Grand Rapids.
The Circuit Court opened on Tuesday last
Judge Brown presiding The criminal calendar
being first in order, several motions and other
preliminary matters were disposed Of Yester-
day the case OF the People vs. belong was
being tried. The calendar is quite long one,
and will require two or three weeks to dispose
OF all the business prepared for this term.
The Ionia Sentinel says that Rev. Moses
Thatcher. father Of L. II. Thacher Of that city
who is now residing with his son there, is one
of the four living members of the original
twelve who formed the first anti-slavery society
in Massachusetts,. The other three are William
Lloyd Garrison, OF Boston; Benjamin c. Bacon
Christian Union.
The Kalamazoo Telegraph says that the worl
of constructing the double track on the Michi-
gan Central road Is rapidly progressing. There
are large working forces in operation at several
different points, laying double track, and by
the LIST OF October 80 miles will have been com.
pleted this season. The main line-from Jack
son to Nies-wlll be entirely double-tracked by
that time, with the exception of about 76 miles
IN this issue Of the TRUE NoRrHERNEE We
publish one part OF an article on the Railroad
and Farmers question, which we commend to
the careful perusal of all our readers. Tht
subject has heretofore received some attention
in these columns, and for the purpose OF Civ
ing our readers the benefit OF another view
from q somewhat different standpoint. we pub
fish the article OF Mr.. Stanwood, which will b,
completed in tho two following numbers o.
this journal
The oranges, whatever else they may do
must keep sharp lookout for frauds and deal
beats. A general" was announced to delive
an address to the Patrons Of Husbandry q
following modest terms "The eloquent speak
or invites everybody to be present and hear one
cf the most mastery speeches OF the age
ypon which the Fergus, Mimi, journal says
"while here the general was very spirited II
Iis advocacy OF the oranges, and in reply to al
Invitation to speak at Fergus. said: : 1t is no
my (hic) opportunity (hic)i He also replied Il
a friend who inquired he politics Well Ia
Democrat; couldn't well help it you see
WAS always n little unfortunate Perhaps th
Democrats are littls unfortunate also."
Hon. GEoGaE L. uGH, ono OF the ables
men III the Democratic party in the State o
Ono. aad formerly a member OF the U.
senate made speech at Cincinnati shor
time since IN the interest of the new mongre
party OF that State in the course OF which b
said:
Now, where Is your Democratic party z
Talk 10 me about 1t! give YOU the answe
which the people gave when Louis Phiilpp
thought he might put hls grandson on tn
throne. II is too late" Ii ~ too late. Al
plause And you marched o Ii TO the city Z
Baltimore, and, with the Delegates or the Den
oerauc party from every state 10 the UnloI
vou supported Horace Gre eley and ;. Graf
Brown, with the reiegdtlOn OF Tree trade 20 IT,
Congressional Districts. nd now We have III
der old friend. William Allen brought NJ
and parcel OF cid boys and young boys vat
uapercaps on tbeir heads with chicken feather
in them, and wooden swords, blowing Il
trumpets. ana beating drums Talk 10 II
about tho Democratic party lcu killed 1t, an
YOU eau never revive IL"
4 Libel suit which promises TO re suit i'll SOU
interesting developments has been institute
IN Kansas by the Hon. stephen A. Cobb meu
Der Of Congress, against MIR. II. b. Taylor, e
itor OF the wyandotte Gazette. The Gazet
lad charged Cong ressman Cobb with havir
endeavored to corrupt grand juror and ali