Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-08-17

united on n single ticket. The State
OF Michigan doesn't regulotc the tariff;
it has no monopoly that it can reach
just now, that we are aware of, ex-
cept the monopoly that the Republi'
can party has of all the offices, and
the only civil reform we can effect is
to turn out the present administration
The only plank we want is n resolution
to unite and vote out the present State
administration. There is no need to
talk about terms in the matter at all,
and least Of all is there any need of
Juggling the tariff into the campaign,
as not even the members of Congress
this fall will get chance at il, now
that the commission has got hold of
it. A good ticket and united vote
are all the platform we can use to ad.
vantage. "-Ypsilanti Sentinel.
What can even the enemies of Mr..
Uubbell have to say TO the following
statement made to n correspondent of
the Post 0ad Tribune when his atten-
ton was called to an editorial in that
paper in relation to the Ferry-llubbcll
fight? Particular attention was called
to the closing paragraph of the article,
which reads as follows: Mr.. Hub
bell denies that copies Of the Grupd
1rmy JouTHGi were sent out from the
rooms of the Congressional committee.
1t is positively asserted in Washington
6y reliable men who claim to know
that thousands of these copies were
cent to these rooms and there directed
and mailed Mr.. Ilubbell read this
article carefully, and was asked what
p ;he facts were ANY man who makes
such n statement rs that, said Mr..
Hubbell, simply tells what is not so.
| wish now to say explicitly and EN-
e 0hatically that not one single copy oi
: chat pal er ever found its way into the
J. Congressional committee rooms, not {
: single copy of the paper was ever eli
+ rected from these or from my OWL
,ooms: | never sent out one copy O
i the paper. nor did ! ever give amy on
:. 1 list of persons TO whom they shoulC
|. pc sent | have n committee roou q
8: rhn cnpitol. and there is clerk ther
y who could have mailed these papers !
desired without calingupon the con
.rcssional committee clerks, aud non
\ If these papers were ever brought int
t NY committee room ut the capitol, no
was single copy ever mailed 1ror
here. Persons who say that one &
j, hese papers were sent from the room
# the Congressional committee uttd
falsehoods in regard TO n matter whic
hey know nothing about.
In replying to the attacks of ti
Kalamazoo Commercial upon Mr.. llu'
,ell and itself the Saginaw Hero'
=. stys;
I'm this connection we desire TO a.
:. hose assumed or pretended Repub
AN papers how much they expect
Zip the Republican party, LEGALLY
on n the aggregate, 10y their system
in personal abuse and vitupeHltion
Ii. men who are placed in responsible al
lr- representative positions by the part
rs, The Republican members of the -
Ter ate and House organized the Nation
,lt Congressional Committee as II par
raj md public necessity and benefit.
lie is composed Of honorable and rep
on sentative men. SO far the Republic
party, as represented 10y its Senate
and Representatives in Congress, ha
made no complaints that this comm
tee or its officers have exceeded
powers and duties. The chairman
mi no more responsible for political &C
for including assessments, than isev'
tbe nemb ber of Congress who assists to
min ganiZe and sustain that committee
,eir Mr.. Hubbell is no more responsi
than Mr. Ferry or Mr.. Burrows or q
Michigan congressman. To single Ii
-" out 1Of NlIupeTdlIOll anu ttIlSuiVs 10
lar condemn all the rest In 1850 e.
Iare Garfield, the ideal reform President
SAT the ideal reform ring, in the d
'or- hours of the campaign wrote to
ally chairman Of tbis committee as .
ects Dear Hubbell," and asked him - ii
the departments are doingl" Did
II IL indicate that Gen. Garfield was ave
,ort TO a reasonable and fair method of
eta litical contributions or not! If it
,e,.k right i'm 1880, is it wrong i'm 1852!
,uet il was honorable in Garfield TO rec
/, of nize Mr.. hubbel's position and W
had i'm 1880, is it a sin to recognize It m
Bce If il was my Dear Hubbell i'm
gen- why should it be ''the ghoul lIubb
with i'm 1889! We simply ask Senator
, all rvs " organs of which the kala
him. roo Commercial is n red hot one, to
eff swer and explain. The Herdid did
ends condemn and d,nounce Garfield
,ond Hubbell i'm 1880 for their encour
and ment and Iabors, both OF which a
ition largely in the Republican triumph
Mr.. that cart approved and suppo
lean. them: and now approves and supp
is n the living IIubbell in doing the