The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-03-13

1 Inc new Ofk sun Is out Tor I'll.
dca.
Bells were first used to call people
to church in A. D., 900.
Arthur has captured Pennsylvania
for the Chicago Convention.
Municipal elections throughout
Iowa last week resulted in democratic
gains.
Bismarck, it is said, desires tariff
war between the United states and
Germany.
The Lasker resolutions will remain
in the coat pocket of the German
Minister at Washington.
+ The political skies of the bloody
fifth will soon be clear and cloudless.
The young man from Crow Wing is to
be Governor of Dakota.
Kindred, a senator from Dakota ,and
Knute Nelson a member of the lower
House from Minnesota, would seem
passing strange, yet it is not unlikely
to occur.
With Kindred and Maginnis as sen
ators from Dakota and Montana res.
pectively, the northwest will have the
two handsomest members of the U.
s. Senate.
The liberal or democratic party in
Norway controls the Storthing. The
King vetoed Il law and it WAS then
passed over his veto. lie instructed
his cabinet to disregard it. The
Storthing impeached, tried, and con-
victed every member Of the cabinet.
The easiest way to settle the hog
trouble with Germany is 20 keep the
hogs in Chicago. Should the latter
city be over crowded. Minneapolis
can afford some room.-Daluth SUM-
day Times.
We think not, brother Wilson, Min
neapolis is already overstocked.
Mr.. C. T. Kindred with his little
experience and check book has be-
come a mighty good pollution. lie
will soon be in the United States Sen.
ate, from the state of North Dakota.
lie is at present figuring for the
gubernatorial chair of the frontier.
which of course, is only stepping
stone in that direction
Mr.. C..F. Kindred's ) robust rusticity
sometimes borders on the cheeky.
as witness his effcrt for the guberna-
toriaI chair of Dakota. The compre-
hension that sees its way from a way
side village in the wilds of Northern
Minnesota to the United States Sem
ate via the territorial governorship,
borders on the sublime, and is Il
scheme well worthy the gigantic in.
tellect that conceived it.
The political dudes and the sluggers
are quarreling in New York over the
choice of delegates to the next Ma
tional Republican convention with
every prospect of success in favor of
| the Slugs. The dudes have more
brains, but as a recent local contest
illustrates. the boys catch on OCCASION
ally. In face of the fact, however. that
the dudes gave Governor Cleveland
two hundred thousand majority it
would certainly be evincing political
wisdom for the sluggers to go slow.
W. R. Merriam, Esq, vice president
of the Merchants National bank, re-
turned from Washington yesterday.
He met Fletcher there and it is re.
ported made an alliance with him to
carry Ramsey county for the congress
| sional convention. Will is 10 be the
candidate, nominally, in this county
and If he can secure the delegates,
turn them over to Fletcher. This is
nice game for Mr.. Fletcher as he
has no hope by direct means, of secur-
ing any favor here. It is possible
that the serene William has amputat-
ed larger morsel than he can masti-
! cate.-St. Paul Globe.
1t is about time to stop this non.
sense of trying to enrich others by
imposing high tariff on ourselves.
If any western or southern Congress
man fancies that opposition to tariff
reform will secure him any ''protec
tion'' when he gets home he will b.
doomed to disappointment. The pria-
ciple of high protective tariff is the
principle of monopoly, and when the
republican party favors it rs party
measure, it antagonizes the best inter.
ests of three fourths of the people of
the United States. SCORER or later
the intelligence Of the country will
| see this and the party of monopoly
will be forced to succumb.
We noticed, a short time ago in the
Boston Pilot, communication from
a Morris resident. giving to those in
the east having emigration in contem.
plation, in full and clear manner,
the many advantages offered to such
by Stevens County and all of Western
Minnesota. We admire the enter
prise and zeal of the author, and rec
ommend this mode Of advertising to
all wishing to 1.-THE interests Of our
community advanced. Such oppor-
tnnities are numerous and should be
taken advantage of by all our citizens.
TO bring the attention Of nonresidents
to thesuperior advantages Of our vest
ern country, and thus aid, very mate
rally, in the advancement ofour com.
munity.
A man who had returned from 4
visit to Dakota. when asked how he
liked it, said, ''every bunch ofwillows