The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1884-09-25
BLAINE u !. AND ! ! ] LOGAN
How the Country Is soldify ling for
the National Repub.
1ican Ticket.
Ca,npaignSNotes:!


Vile ;was nominate ted for state senator.
New York Tribune The great fact which
The New letters establish Is that Mr.. Blaine was
the yichmsof Warren Fisher, deceived by him |
from the star, duced to involve himself and
suffered crippled by the refusal Of Fisher TO |
keep his word, persuaded when disaster came
70 borrow money for the enterprise upon his |
personal credit, and finally left in the lnreh by
nus protested friend, who reasoned that MT;
demand what was justly due him, for fear |
Of scandal. i;
we'll known that the letters have been hawkeeAdi
aboutfor some time with q view Of getting MT.
Blaines friends to stop their public alton, but
they have refused to take an notice Of these
offers and are eongratnla ting thelnsslyes nov
Everybody here agrees that the letters are the
I best kind Of tribute to- Mr. Blaine's honesty and
fidelity to his friends. His distress, because ne
was unable to raise s25, 900 to pay g loan he
8conclusiYely the falsehood about. his being q
millionaire, while his strenuous efforts g; keep
the railroad company out of financial dlhculty
is regarded as proof that he was rig ht1n saying
that hewould be no deadhead in the enterprise.
~ Secretary Pherson says, with relation 70
the new Mnlliga letters, that it seems TO him
AZ If Mr. Blaine and Fisher; had had Ky misun-i
Fderstanding about their business transacto
each claiming money was due hin, and that
was there Mas t6e whole mater
matter d; that kind, Z he says .sand u would
not be surprised If the publication would be
snsed g was the $50 Il Cart fields campaign
Secretary Mcpherson asserts very conf
denially that the Repubi leans will carry Ohio.
BE gets alargs mail every morning, and says
he finds in it every reason for encourage
anti tariff tall, and are accompanied with the
assertion that this question Is exciting the ut
4 most interest The result in Maines they say
had an electrical effect ION the state. and
where was idleness before there is great ao-s
j: Liyity now Maine having been disposed of:
I! this has BECAME the BATH field, and about the.
same tactics will be followed there as in the
September stat es The Republi leans clam
that whatever the result in October may be,
S Sos ssgs saonsss ssa e.
ticket in the slate.
;SyS Mr.. Paul West d prominent lawyer Of Bos-
ton, in 4 letter to The Boston journal, says he
made the atqnaintanc Of J. II Mulligan, Of
I Mulligan- letter notoriety, in 1875 while he was
acting in d law case with Ioheir q WEIGH,
4 Mulligan's lawyers u Mr.. West says he was
ID grant man at the time, and asked Null gan's
opinion about Mr. Blaine Mulligan slid he
i did not!consider Mr.. Blaine . corrupt man;
7 also, that he believed he never sold his vote,
nor did he ever use his influence as speaker or
congressman to infuenc Legislation in which he
& might be personally interested.
New York Tribune: We have high authority
for stating that Secretary Fish has never an
q nonnced his intention Of supporting Gov.
Cleveland and good reasons that he will vote
4 for Mr.. Blaine We $call upon the World to
n prove its assertion to the contrary. n
Prof, Lewis Boss, the disdng uished astrono-
4 mer and director 81 the Dudley observatory,
S 1T Albany N. 81, will make several campaign
8 speeches; for Blaine and Logan Prof Boss
Z has been for many yours On intimate friend 81
Mr.. Blaine. During his visit to Chill on the
transit of Venus expedih ton he became thor.
oughly familiar with the beneficent results Of
4 Mr.: Blaine's South American policy.
Prohibition St John now feels how sharper
3 than d thanliless tooth IT IS to have. serpent
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