Ketchum daily keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1884, 1884-07-30
WEDNESDAY. JULY 30. 1884.
THE nAINE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RFTOREi;N.


week ago. TINT the National Prohibition
Convention At Pittsbnrg ~as likely to
seriously complicata National politics,
some u our friends thought We we're
making mountain out ~ . ,nolehiii;
nut The DRIFT II politics, and the sl,al .
the movements bas since inken. more
than confirms the impression then made
~ IT, the possible etfsct Of the n,gHii-
Aati0n. Bscsn1e men nre cranky" it In
not snfe 10 assume tknt they cannot nc.
complish anything. sometimes they
are ail tbs mere dangerous OH TINT me-
count; Tor their aets and influence ARE
uncpntrplled by the ordinary rules by
which, bninssn Aetiaiis nfs discovered or
estimated.
The Convention nominated ex-Gov-
ernUY st. John ~ Kansas, for President,
And Wm, AcD11Aid'~. af MarylaHd. for
v@tF ttNMistNHts AtHtAAt tHG THtuHslhHHt
Of DR. Mcnanieifs banquet presumably
stimulated BY Vinegar .sitterss some
81 th~ menswf*, supposed 10 be in their
their senses. predicted that the Prohibit
ton party Would carry Kun.as mud Ma
fyIand anst iiins throw the election In
10 the House - Representatives. DIFF
ferent men judge differently; but there
are eerteia dangerous pointsnisont Kan
aaa aartn locking altar.
Kansas Ii nau8Miy teetofal State.
and it d also nspuhlican. Its present
Governor ia DamurraIic ofIieer.uplifted
by the local CONNEXIONS aud ieslolisies
u pHrtispn faetipus. The sume thing
5niss be fepsaied Like eause~ mus de-
yolop line results. Il II conceded tint
tina sssssgtls OF III. Prohibition purity IL
sils4sn mai MS lron tlae kel,abilepn ner-
t. subtract fifteen IT twenty thousand
sptea fl4tn ille mar Republican tick
st and II lInr Will be dangerously. il not
MORALLY. wo,inaed III tint State. Hew
lsIsia IlnlisnA. aIiinn, MINNESOTA, Quo,
and uveH III ItNHf It il only few
months slnee IaaH voted eservllelm-
ingl3 itl ststss Constitutional nnirnsi-
mant absolutely IifusHhting the saie or
iaaaaisslars u Intoxicating liquors.
Size ~ lest lite i.Iaek si4ee
Inaaa "a tllfaslt organizations on the
sssaa aru dangerous. Tic wlety OF the
I've great. prominent rartles ii this
sre4t esaaIry eaA ellIs he secured by al
lowing tlieast enerrlIas to tut eaen osh-
e. saraata. Lila. n pinmed stranger on
tile Asps viii. u slut gun, they are uti-
certain qHaHlisies--ilabielo lsalt,i oAsi-
bic 10 Kill. ius ailaY style tueIn rruhi-
bitlaulsss. Independents. ureenhaeksrs.
Labor PARTIES. civil Service refuruers
call tIae,n shut soa may tlvs are ail
opsn ~ Suspicion Vi piaekulaii sigar-
4oatsd 1T III the rough.
lIutlsr slaasis oil t.uraiss. 6iruenha. k
ers buy up tins La lor CLUBS. Jetan Kelly
objects 10 Ci.isHrus washing machines
when applied 10 ThmnlAny dsiseatssi
Jingle 1lasses viii old liquor dealers Ilke
Blaine und clevsiaaa. sotAe side cagvs
oftne usnaxsrie dsseur each otAer II tue
rsaf alley. While tie two srr;s1 political
hons fear un the lraAt. II laa 40 other
object. il may reconcile reasonable hu-
MAN belngs VIII til. prutnetsd contln-
nauee I'll evil OH tie earth although
Ben Butlsr has accepted smother snltle
naaniaation.
the value Of these fractional elements
OF American politics Is appreciated
among the manages of both parties
That il clear frum numerous iate teie
grams. Although il has been denied
that two prominent ofiicials ut WASH
ingtnn recently went to Indiana to in
dues tia State Prohibition Convention
70 absndnn their work and 60 home,
enough appears to show that both sides
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