Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-09-22


he did not give down e'er this, because
Of OverwOrk.
DIFFERENCE of methods between cow
boys, James brothers, and duelistic, or
coarse grained, brawling politicians in
a disgraceful fight, does not change
the oneness of animus of the
different parties.
JOHN LOGAN thinks Sitting Bull ought
to be sat down upon. The warrior saw
through the Indian character, and the
agency, and if his true inwards could
be got at it would be; Indian be ID.
Make him work. The lands are not till
ed by him, and the whites must have
them to till them"
BOSTON thinks Butler was there by
proxy during the Coleridge reception,
for his Lordship says; Governor Butler
is one of the most charming men ever
met" When the snake begins to charm
the Lord, Beacon Hill had better bestir
itself, or their boosted Eden of culture
will be Butlerized.
EMILE DE GIRARDlN and his second
wife lived in the same house, but were
not on intimate terms. One kept the
Library, while the other was as sure of
the boudOir. There was no Intrusion
from either. They personided their
separate greatness. The boudoir to the
library: would like to go to Swtznr-
land" Boudoir says, go"
BEN BUTLER is a candidate for re-
election. The other day he broke The
heart of the aristocracy, his escort not
being the "Lances." Beacon Hill IS III
sackclOth over this insult to their dig
nifty and that of the commonwealth l.
There is only one cure, vote him out. II
you can't, hold your tongue, and don't
make scapegoats Of yourselves.
FREDDIE has followed the Jersey Lily
He is in Paris, so is she. But there
they are perfectly safe. They will draw
no special attention. Freddie loves
Lilly, and Lilly does not love tn,
presence of her husband. In the ga.
capital such cases are familiar. l
there should be any gossip, it will b
when the dude does something worse.
WILLIAM MEREDITH aud Jere Blacl
were great personal friends. During
the war, in Harrisburg, their quarre
was bitter. However, the attorney
general was arm-in-arm with Blac
afterward. Minded of his severe Ian
guage by one who heard him, he replied
"His political opinions are atrocious
but he has such charm of manner. ii
expresses himself 80 delightfully."-.
love him in spite Of myself
THE Boston Transcript says as on
notices people from different parts
the country, when they are at waterln
places, there is noticed an indiyiduali1
in the south. There is no aping of an
thing foreign, no trying to be other tina
himself or herself, no effort to apes
better off, no matter what they a
brought into contrast with. They a
self-poissdly proud of being what tn
are as is a State-Of- Maine Yankee, al
beyond that the simile cannot 60.
w. MONTROsE, agent of the Poll
Gazette, was lately fined $1,000 or
serve twelve months in the chain-ga
in Georgia. The charge was selling a
distributing obscene literature.
Georgia were eminent in any way
the fine arts, or IL her morals VIZ
above the average, she might strut
dignantly at this breach of law. I
fact il. sound and healtful morals {
silent of tongue, and Georgia pouti
so, is of the bull-dozing sound. Chiva
of the antique mould in the South is
cheap. 1t don't 60 for much. Freed
and honesty are good correctors. W
a sense of decency we suffer no HI
and Georgia had better not make
prude of herself. This is the ninetee
century. The state is poor guard
: in such matters, that is, the state
Georgia.