The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1884-05-01

The Swift County Press is fol
sale.
| Octopus Sabin will get there, Mr.
Driscoll.
| Badeau waltzes into Frelinghuysen
in fine form.
| Will the Edmnnds tail wag the
Arthur dog!
Will it be Cleveland leading demo
cratic hosts to victory
His Royal Highness. Octopus /, will
review the household troops to-day.
Moorhead gave Stevens county an
alternate, in the person of Hon. II.
w. Stone.
The Republican party has but one
man it can nominate. It's the son of
his father.
| The Kindred men Of the Stevens
county delegation got into the wrong
convention.
This is May-day, but the repnbli-
cans of this district will not dance
about the may pole.
In the republican city convention
held in ST. Paul last Monday the party
of high moral ideas voted down high
| license.
| Blaine is now dubbed'' The Doomed
Knight. ."-Ortonville North Star.
"The Doomed Knight would be
more like it.
Octopus has an 80" or two in it,
and can therefore, be stuffed and put
away in the museum of campaign
| curiosities.
! Flanagan of Texas, of "what are we
here for" notoriety, was downed as
temporary chairman of the Texas
convention.
Little Devil Fletcher will get
there, undoubtedly. The Saltwater
Boss is for him and that settles it, be-
yond peradventure.
Blaine has-and Arthur has-dele-
gates. The dude and plumed knight
will both get there it appears, by
handsome majorities.
Pennsylvania has more post offices
than any other state, and that in
Philadelphia yields $l.O00,OOO profit
annually to the department.
The state convention-republican.
meets to-day. The indications are
that Minnesota will assist at the
Maine stateman's obseqaies.
1t looks as if Arthur and Edmunds
would pool to kill off Blaine. Blaine
being eliminated, they can then de.
your each other in fine Kilkenny style.
''Aristides the JUST - in other
words Senator Edmunds, is receiving
some severe treatment from the edi-
tors of the Chicago and New York
Tribunes.
We are credibly informed that
the democracy of Grant county is
looking to a thorough organization
this Fall, and expects to make it live.
ly for the boys.
American varieties of wheat have
nearly twenty other varieties to CON-
pete with in the English markets
brought there from dozen distant
parts of the world.
1t will be we.& for Arthur to keer
his weather-eye on Malone and not
let that gentleman too far away from
him. The commercial proclivities OF
the little renegade are predominant
Strait was renominated at Fari
bault, Tuesday. E. V. Garfield, OF
Goodhue, and Liberty Hall, of Nc
Leod, were elected delegates to Chi
cago. This gives ELmunds and Blain,
one more apiece.
The Reverend Mr.. Henry Ware
Beecher Gays of Mr.. Blaine's candi
dacy: "his nomination would be
public calamity and his election f;
] national Disgrace
Col. johnson is for Blaine and thel
for any man who can get there. II
is not reported as having said he ''di,
not care d-n" who it was, but h
probably meant it.
|
The conversions to harmony hav
been thorough in this county, at al
events. Who would have prcdicte,
4 two years ago that from Kindred
cow boys would be chosen q secre
tary for Nelson conventions
The Kindred men are going to wal
to see how the Chicago cat jump
before they decide on plan of actio
for the Fall campaign. Mr.. Nelso,
may as we'll make up his mini to b
knitted by Kindred's friends.
If Governor Davis has proper sell
respect, he will come into the rcspet
! table party of democracy. The SC
called republican party of Minnesot
is manipulated by the bosses who's
motto is 1.-THE people be damned"
For tho year ending June 3Oth 1882
: there were imported into this countr
ISL ,044.444 worth of wool and woole
manufactures, upon which were pai
$s32. 500. .S92 in duties. Thisrepresent
|
a neat little penny we pay for protec
tion for the infant woolen industrie
of the country.
z Driscoll, Of st. Paul. alludes to tn
! Hon. Dwight M. Sabin affectionatel
J, as "Minnesota's great octopus an
in the Ramsey county republican cor
vcntion endeavored to replace hir
with tho Hon. G. X. Davis for a hea
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