The Worthington advance., 1880-10-21

CGlLuCEtS.
The fact OF trickery, usurptiOn, un-
fairness and irrrgula. ,ty is forever and
jrrevocably fixed upon the Dunnell men
in seizing the Waseca convention and
every Republican i'll the district knows
it. We have asserted this steadily
from the day of the convention and it
has never been Observation-Disclosures on
Advance.
An editor of your fine ability and
long experience, Bro. Miller, is COM
monty expected to tell AL ordinary good
sized lie with even more grace than he
tells the truth; but when you precede
all antecedent explorers in the william.
Gus depths of falsity and bring forth
such unparalleled, unmitigated and
needlessly hideous falsehoods AS the IL
b0ve, we can not even admire your re-
markable Skill as a falsitier if you do not
atOus surfuce of your conscience sharp
twi"ge Of remorse: If it is your ambi-
tion TO ''blaZe up like wheat stack on
fire. in the field on which you have re,
Gently trespassed, the public will accept
every wo"d Of the above as a blazing
tribute to your preeminence and will
only ask in return, in the interests of
truth and soberness. that you cease to
intelligence in the first district knows
to be false.-Rock County Herald.
Well, Bro. Miller of the Herald, if
you haven't blazed up like a blunder-
buss on fire and kicked over the milk
can, 50 to speak. then you can take our
pachydermatous surface'' for = tele-
phone head. But it looks to as though
what you let fly was a pack o. derna-
tionous fibs, tergiversations. obloquys,
anlmadversions. incompatibilities, heb.
domodal didoes and anthropomorpholo
gicals, as it were.
We repeat what we have said scores
of times that the Dunnell men seized
the Convention by a trick unheard of
before i'll District conventions, and it
is our candid belief that Ward is tie
regular nominee so far as there is any.
MIR. Dunnell continues his successful
stnmplng tour H. the first district, adj
dressing large audiences. Probably
SAA0 Ntshy NlC Uul
he is evidently distancing Ward
Glyndon News.
That is all you know about it away
up there next to the North Pole. Ward
is far ahead in the race. The Pioneer
Press and the Minneapolis Tribune, be-
ing in Dunnell's interest because lie IS
the candidate of the protectionists and
monopolists, are publishing glowing ac-
counts of Dunnell's meetings and 9th.
er accounts bplittling Wards meetings.
We hear of two letters written to the
Pioneer.Press giving fair accounts of
Ward meetings which the Pionees Press
refused to publish.
At Austin Dunnell spoke to AZ per-
sons while even the Greenback candi.
date, Roberts, had an audience of 300.
But these facts do not get into the St.
Paul and Minneapolis papers which
you read.
There is no occasion for any SYM
pathy for the boy who shot his father on
Sunday. He is hard case, and a dis.
reputable little wretch who will no
more than obtain his deserts if he is
sent to the penitentlary for life. It is
time some punishment was inflicted
which will put stop to the free use
of the pistol in this city. This young
scOundrel should be given the full PEN
atty of the law.-St. Paul Globe.
The Glote has only touched the sur
face of the difficulty where it demands
that the boys sh u be disarmed and that
pistols shall not be sold to minors.
The trouble is in the lax family discip-
line and the hot-bed process by which
this fast age forces hot-blooded young
sters of both sexes into premature
manhood and wo manhood. The par
ents are to blame. They are not only
allowing but encouraging their chill
dren to be precocious, impudent, dis
respectful to superiors and seniors; to
carry pistols and guns. drive fast horses
and go into ''society," and to think
that ''fastness" and inso!ence are man
Illness and womanliness. There are of
course exceptions to this rule. At this
rate, fathers who correct their chill
dren must expect to have their bodies
perforated with goose shot or catridg-
eS.
As showing the interest in Spiritual