Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-15
PREsIDENT's MESSAGE.


nothing in it for mere effect,it is simply HN
in the shane of recommendation. The only
facts are all there, and the suggestions
are for the country. The message is Cc
everywhere read now, but the following sign
suggestions are significant, and will be
interesting, as necessarily wound up in "A
the future action of parties. The basis OF C
of banking to be a remission OF the tax ISSUE
on circulation, and issue notes equal to
ninety per cent. Of the market value of III
the bonds deposited This displaces the pota
common idea of long time bonds. The from
trade dollars are to be withdrawn, and
payment in excess allowed for chem at 81
the mint. The coast defense and torpe- per
do system with the care for the navy appt
are recommended.
The state and national militia should IL
be united. He is opposed to national WIG
telegraph, but favors interstate regu- cons
latiOn. The railroads, he lets them
alone. Primary education in the south II
finds cOuntenance. He favOrs civil SER deei
vice and takes pride in it. The Utah piai
difficulty he deals with as the TRIBUNE
suggested in the last Issue.
He favors Congress fixing beyond Ject'
donbt tho Prss,dentiaI succession. and yet
suggests substitute for the civil rights er
bill lately pronounced unconstitutional.
The President in this message guages
the popular snstincts in their love for Lin,
fair dealing. The message Is clear, cent
and Arthur is away up in the solid judg The
ment of the country, as a fine man and
faithful and sound President. JI
49,, :, liev
YUM VAN "oAiAh 10 i0''"s "'' long
iii""' sehe
HENDRICKS off for E urope, and Tilden
clean off forever.
KANSAS CITY claims to be the largest "Ge
mule Emporium in the world, outside it d
the Democratic party. GROW
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ARTHUR w. PEEL Is the speaker of
the English Honse of Commonshe Is the c.
| Youngest son of the late Sir Robert Peel. bstt
crat
| GENERAL SLoCUM is Fitz John P0rter's man
advocate in Congress. and we all know tuiu
Porter's restoration has been slow to any
come.
Cd
IT raised Russia debt $15OO0,OOO more is II
to crown the Gear, Republics should be par'
thankful they are out of the browning wat
| business. inca
1t n
| CHARLES A. MATHEWS young and
wealthy petroleum broker of New York L
city, shielded because he lost all he had adv'
/ at the card table. ais
fore
THE United States government is a hav
| partner to the lecherOus infamy Of pol ider
| igamy as long AS it permits the vile
| thing to exit. Destroy it. II
] MRS. LANGTRY lost dog named Mel emu
lie. a large King Charles spaniel but witt
| Freddy Gebhardt still lives, which dis date
proves the survival of the fittisst. run
| the
| IN the stste of Oregon, and the terri
tories of Wyoming and Utah. women can T.
vote, aud in every state and territory ton
there are women asking for suffrage. call
| half
THE Inter Ocean says Illinois is turn MIN
ing out $4,000 gallons of whisky more for
each day, than last year, owing to the the
"off" year Democratic boom. We never
heard of that party being off on whis- II
KY secc
| in t
THE obscene publisher thinks, IF l ever
don't do it some one will, the people pitf
want low, vulgar things, and / intend rea'
to supply them through my paper" The PEN
scallawag is much mistaken in his esti- nea
mate of what people want. nall
| O'DONNELL, who killed the informer IN r
Carey is to be hanged in Newgate on the orc,
| 18th of December. There was much SYM : =
pathy for the man and an effort will be h., ;
made to have the sentence commuted ~,
but in all probability the man will hang. rort
SUNSET Cox has announced himself as Coo,
candidate for speaker next time, he hot,
thinks II he had begun early and given ho,v
some time to working up his boom, he
| wOuId have had n chance. anyhOw no ia