River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-09-11

At the Massachusetts, Republican Convention,
il was moved that the remainder of the old
ticket be renominated by reclamation Car
RED unanimously and the following we're de-
clared nominated: Governor, George ID. Rob
insou. ChickOpee; lieutenant governor, Oliver
Ames of EastOn; secretary Of state, Henry Ia
Pierce of Abingdon; treasurer, Daniel y tIlea-
con of Medford; auditor, Charles X Laid OF
Springfield; attorney general, Edgar A Sher-
man of Lawrence.
senator AIdrich put the whole question of
fealty to the Republican party by Republicans
in nutshell, in his address at Newport when
he said that before the Chicago Convention
some good Republicans had preferred that
Arthur should be Nominated, some that Haw-
lev should. and some that Edmunds shouldl
but that Blaine was nominated aud that all
Republicans should now put their shoulder to
the wheel for the success of the Repubhcan
party That is good doctrine
The republican state officers of Vermont are
Governor, Samuel T. Pingree; lieutenant gov
ernor, f. J. Ormshee; treasurer, William n
Dubois secretary of state, {. ". Porter; audi
,or, +. Henry Powell
Hon John C New of Indiana, in regard to the
situation in Indiana says: Blaine and Logan
will carry the state by from 5000 to 10000 ma
iority / have no fear of the result
Six hundred and forty-six Bay View, Wis,
workingmeu unite IN an address denouncIng
Cleveland and the democratic party.
A correspondent: who has been over the state
estimates the Republican majority in Michigan
at 5000
Senator Edmuuds. in speech inst before
she Vermont election said, "a Very cia5e study
and observation Of the professions aad praeu-
ces of the democratic party IN congress and IN
the country that the generous confidence OF
nv fellow citizens has enabled me 70 make 10,
long period has demonstrated to my MIND
that the safety nd welfare of the people OF
the United States continue 10 demand Its eIclu-
sion from power. Whatever doubts or difficult
ties NAV eulbarrass our countTymen, here or
elsewhere in the United States, il seems to me
that in the present attitude OF political affairs
fhe defeat of the democratic party is a need
fairly paramount to any other. 1t has been
wrong Tor nearly a quarter of century, and
fear will continue for as long time 10
come In the recent periods, when 1t had con-
troll OF one or other of the houses OF congress,
il demonstrated its unhtness for government
IN raspect to nearly all the important measures
n Droposod or resisted and every succeeding
wear seems 10 decorate It with new folly
u Mr. Blaine. with all his years of useful
snd distinguished service 10 his state and his
country: with his conceded ability and recog-
nized standing as the most popular leader OF
rs time Is to be repudiated on suspicion; II
tbe inst reward of long and honorable service
like his is to be denied him and gwen, by the
counivanCe of narrow and acrld critics, hke
tIese independent boilers. to an unwhoisome
o7;ccritv like Grover Cleveland then we say
itis high time for the cooks to sail the ships.
f,r the priyates 10 command the armies, and
fo7 puriis to turn teachers. If the American
,,eoy,le choose Cleveland to be their president
insfead of Blaine, let all the envious, the Jeal-
n+s and and the small minded reiolee, for
surely the millennium OF little things Is 81 hahd
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