Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-10-14
~ lfret II ifit- i.ttl -'iIt
Political Notes.

IF the idffeceljningl editor of the Free
Press is eyerE11,wayd unlablel to. meet the
Superior Wattsr bripgi on your fany 9th
er .Democraticispeaker.' o. ,jei5 l,s,in.
iWATTsI s.. HUMPHREY sisla represc,sta-
tive man. The people declare him to be
the best political speaker in Cheboy-
gan district. and the honest. sraight-for-
ward Watts will triumph everywhere
SINCE Bob iIngaisou converted othe
DemocraticL party itisI- wonderful how
pious they have. become onEventhe Free
Press Calls uponlthe Democracy tot.Praise
GOd,' ,''and sholts:iG .'iiGo sir19om,t
oDTD ever You see 4 man Who, parted his
hair. in the middle, that gwslsnltIa Republ
lican RI Honest, pOw-7 Freq Press. ii ,sd
YES Did you ureversee an, lgnlrepentant
rebeb that -wasn.t,a Democrat ?iisig lo -si.I.
PEisoNs are always DESTROYS lof secur-
ing theutaces lOftheiro ideeeased friends.
herce,i under .premonitiOns Of a.speedy
dissolhtions thelDemocsatic party of this
couiItyihasI seiit rdheTIFreei Prcssto the
photograph gailery.n .h9LoTl-gb lfi9qoTC
b.AED stiip some people a6lu insist that
ithei!ERiBl'NEtisg going to- shDiIb teriHayes.
-TlE'rec Press, .aregsra Il and ot lf,si,
iolhei peRple do rapl will insist that
Hlyesiwill be the Centennial PRESIDENT.
So say We And The good time draws
near, whyonok shoutrei, irsr ~ .l,siona
HE. caitorloftire Free Press notices
ONT toIkeep posted and or
fers his scrrices foro our enlightenmenu.
Must we sayiliPhysicE,n heal thyself.' or
be reminded oftne fact that,irHis satanic
majesty sbneliines appears :rsI am Angel
ot lighty''eg baile4lho9lg edi Il -idi nsh
iIfiE Deinncrass at.Elin'' that Tilden
WIFI BE- President. 1t this "claim' were
granted great Ilegion or other rebel
: rlsiiinS" would 'havi 10 be paid. But all
these Denocntie..t onte le:f;ite .:clailnsr
will besrtiied by the people eletting
Hayes and Wheeler. = i''''ii ''-'.''''
- lf'rs,.tff.tl stf;.. fiisiff .,tFer4oftf.Q fsyfs
Tie Free Press eoninrcss, all true Dem,
ocrats 10, vote The str;light Democratic
ticket from President to coroner. Let
not the coroner be missed by the faithful
tor his services will be in great demand
after the November elections to dispose
of deceased Democratic hopes. :
on .-rN tffi .Eifibui mon aiiiDi<SJ -sif;l-
MARK the. predictiop.- .-Frec Press, n.
q, The editor of the Free Press dare not
meet the inyincible HumphreysJn. joint
discussion, but he claims to be a veritablel
prophet, If any, one can see, profit in
such 4 patent, ,epneerp rs the Free Presf
hf;S rs vision ion must must leremarkably ,accnte. r..
CIIAs. FRANCIS ADAMS has declared
Tor TilSlen'and has been proven a seces-
siOnist.':ShOw me your company and L
will show you Your. character.ra How
the Adams family has falien.. The first
Adam fell, but not so low as to become IL
1t was not that kind of n
snake that bit him. d, . ..d5, ,,''o, - -. y
. ss. .Is lfas
LAWYERS are gratified at the prospect
of a special term Of the circuit.- Free,
Press. 70 80, -,.t ~,
II the editorial lawyer of the Free Press
is spelling for fight in which to display
himself. why not accept the challenge of
Watts Humphrey to a,jofnt ,listnssipn of
the present political Issues? Echo a,l-i
swers whv-its my patent outsides-S,slf ,oi
THE Free Presswantst the church bells
rung. There will be a.atimel soon after
the 9TH Of November that it will not be
SO anxious to have them r,mg, for they
will then toll the death -knell of atilei
Democratic party. 1T is sad, for the last
issue ofthat paper shows that the party;
is not prepared for politlcaf death, - 3
I'VE feel sad that the fraternity will !
be mortified by The editor of
the Free. Press declining 10 acceptthei
challenge Of Mr.. Humphrey. tn Il joint dis
CUSTOM We would advise him to accept.
of course he would be batflv beaten. but
the people will fapplaud his pluck,aA,l
with his wounds rand then.
Watts isn'6 so wicked a man as Bob In
rersOll The will be as mereiful as the cir 4
of the ease WHIP Aitiif. .19diloia
"TfLDEN and Refoi m is the patent
,ry of Democratic, organs. While none
needs reform SO much as TiIden and his
idherents, the people disbelieye the sin,
,erity of this Confederate profession.
But hunger. and husks brought the prod
gai TO his senses and the coming crush
ng Democratic defeat, with hunger. and
he ''iibarreI Of money gone, will have, it
; hoped, a asalutary, ,efeetupon those who
AYE been pardone'l By the cemency of
he nation and the Republican party.
: n REPUBLICANa meeting, was ,annonn-
ed for last Friday. night at the school
louSc in Inverness. There were only
resent thine Republicans and two DEM
er;lts This is,a fact. At a Republican,
nceting called in Graz t,tOMmship about
wO weeks ago. there We're not six per-
ons present including the speaker. This
) another fact.-Frce Press, li'f3"Avd 1f1
The meeting was not 9ann0unced for
'riday d-ilnight. Glg gdThere were
1ore than nine ~ Republicans There
Iere more than Two Democrats A. the
Irant township meeting there were over
x persons present. The speaker was
as not present. With the above unimp |
ortdnt exceptions, the item of the Free
ress is d: positive fact, and for an he edi- IL
'r who boasts of Keeping posted,.w 10
ery we'll. kls''etft.i ~ 1ii"il~ 'iieiiri