The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1883-12-20
A merry Christmas.
O'Donnell paid the penalty.


O'Donnell paid the penalty.
Carlisle is keeping his chairman.
ships for new years gift.
A leader like Carlisle has long been
needed in the Democratic party.
Wonder if "what-are- e-we-here.for"
Flanagan, will be delegate next
time.
Will the plumed Knight, the tur-
key gobbler and the man OH horseback
shake!
Gov. Marshall has left the nigger in
the (pine) wood pile, after all. Does
he know it?
Wayne M'Veagh threatens to write
a book and tell his experience while
in the cabinet,
Carlisle is being pushed for the
United Stated Senate, to succeed
Cerro Gordo Williams.
Sabln has three heads-the one on
his shoulders. and the two heads of
the bar'l.-Phil'a Times.
There are three laly superintend-
ents of schools in Minnesota, in Lac
Qui Parle, Pine and Mile Lacs Coun.
ties.
Randall declined. and Cox accepted,
Carlisle's invitation to preside over
the house during the speakers illness
last week.
Extremes meet in the former jolly.
good natured, decapitated collector Of
the port of New York. and our ex-
elusive, aesthetic President.
Protection by tariff is a legal syst EN-
of robbery of the home consumer-the
taxing of one industry to suppo t
another, a forced tax levy ON the
many, to give profits to the few.
Senator Steenerson, of Crookston, is
gathering facts and circumstances
with which to fall down upon the
Millers association at the next session
of the Legislature. 1t would be well
for others to follow his example.
There is the fatality that follows all
things earthly in the selection Of
Chicago as the place for the meeting
of the next National Republican Con-
vention. 1t was the birth place of
the republican party, and will be it's
grave.
The Anoka Herald brings out Gov
ernor c. X. Davis, as fitting man to
fill the shoes of the Hon. w. d. in
the Fourth Congressional District.
That's right; trot out your old war
steeds. and let some sly sonbre nag
come in the winner.
Dorsey is writing book on practi-
cal politics, containing information of
a valuable nature relative TO the in
cidental expense incurred during a
presidential campaign. The theory
is advanced that States as well as men
have their price.
Senator Sahin in an interview with
a Chicago reporter, said that the
tariff issue will be the leading issue
in tie next presidential fight, and
that the republican party is a: party
of protection. He is also reported as
favoring Gen. Logan for the presi-
dency.
The United States is spoken of as
an arbitrator between France and
China. 1t is alleged that America is
most anxious that peace should not
be disturbed in regions where she has
great commercial interests, and it is
likely that she would be very willing
to place her services at the disposal of
the two countries.
A request from the American eX-
ecutive does not seem to receive very
serious or respectful attention at the
hands of the English government.
This topic may make a good subject
to incite the enthusiasm of our Spread
Eagle orators on the glorious old
fourth of July next.
Governor MARSHALL. the bald headed
eagle of the prairies, has made his
| repol t in the lahd entry frauds. and a
voluminous report it is, a bewildering
mass of confused facts and figures.
There is just sufficient mater ial 10
pSpve thai what has not been reported
| would make the more interesting
reading.
The selection of Senator Sabin as
chairman of the National Republican
committee, warns the party that any
factional fight, whether it be local or
national in it's character, must cease.
Sabin's ability for compromise OF
combination is matchless. Even when
he is i'll his combinations prove sue
cessful.
The Dakota towns appear to have
lost their ability to even raise suffi
cient funds for booming purposes
TO those of our people who may en-
tentain the desire to move westward
we take the liberty of suggesting
that they talk the matter over with q
few of the many who have returned
to this county from the muchly boom
ed territory.
The people of the Fifth Minnesot;
district will do well to watch care
fully the course of Knute Nelson
He wears the collar of the Pine Lane
ring, and will serve his masters rather
than the people who were foolisl
enough to vote for him. He has al
ready commenced to get in his work
by attacking the pre.emption law
and will stand ready to do whatever
else the ring may require Of him.