Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-07-14

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The anti-mOnOpOlist's gathering at
Chicago was a TRADE of abuse upon any
one who made money honestly, and a
gushing boom in favor of patent rights
men. 1t is impossible to tell how little
the pOw-wOw influenced modern civili-
zatiOn.
The frightful visitation of cholera
goes eastward in its fatal death march,
multiplying cOrpses in Egypt at a
frightful rate, causing the disease to be
carried by fleeing fugitives. Vigorous
measures of quarantine have been adopt
ed and enforced.
IT is thought Carey, the informer is
en- route to the United States. 1t is also
thought that there are certain inciden-
tai risks attending his coming where
there are so many Hibernians. England
wouldn't pardon Carey. He ought to
apply to Michigan's governor if he wants
a pardon.
The business outlook of the country
looks we'll, it has not looked badly but
there are persons who seize upon mo-
mentary depression as a sure indication
of disaster, panic and bankruptcy. We
can all have well founded faith in the
business of the United States, so long as
the Republican party protects.
The wOrkingmen of Paris have had
an extraordinary amount of work, good
wages, and extravagant living; but
work has decreased, the money is gone
and distress takes the place of voluptu-
BUSINESS. These artisans are now blam-
ing the city and government with their
self-made miseries and threaten dire
remedies that cannot but augment
their snfferings. They should have
economical and saved in the day of pros
perity, inste ad of reducing the hours OF
labor, and pursuing course that can.
not but produce adversely, and now the
only sensible thing to do is to recognize
that in Paris there is an over supply OF
labor for the work, and some of the
wOrkmen will have to 90 elsewhere.
ENGLAND has sought to empty the
poor houses of Ireland upon our shores
and force the United States to care fol
starving paupers that cannot be provi'
ded for by the boosted free trade of Eng
land. This mercenary act shows not
only meanness, but exhibits the wonder.
full faith the world has in the ability OF
this country doing what cannot be done
elsewhere. This is the place where there
Is protection, liberty and plenty, the
country where there is sympathy, money
and philanthropy; the place where all
who need can be supplied, and this will
be so while protection lasts; it would
radically change If the lunacy Of free
trade were foisted upon the country. Let
America island by her own interests
and let England keep her free trade
and feed her starving poor.
HERE is the way Reynolds Newspaper
an English journal, talks of royal ruff.
fan and reprobate born to blood and
rule. Read it and thank God that YOU
live in the United States where each
generation selects their own honorable
men. "The Marquis Of BlandfOrd is the
man who, as the bosom friend of that
rowdy Lord Aylesford, seduced that
nOblsman's wife. This was not the
worst of 1t, however. for during the
whole of this shameless and adulterOus
intercourse the noble Earl was perfectly
cognizant of all the facts. and was ap.
parently pleased and cOnsenting party
This is the disreputable fellow who, by
virtue of his being the son of an heredi
tary Duke, becomes an English legisla
tor. holds in his hands the disposition
of several rich church livings, and hat
inherited pension Of $4,000 a veal
from the nation. The $4,000 pounds 9
year is where the rub comes the hardest
The follies might be forgiven. Indis
cretions committed by members of thu
mobility are at least weapons in thu
hands of the people that may some day
be used with powerful effect towards
abOlishing their whole order. but i'm this