Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-09-25
[lIIE and LOGAN.
is soIdifying for
national Repub-
lican Ticket.
r.mpaign Notes.

- y naF0uAlkA
q Ia s,.., senatorial convention held at
I'M " 81. y G. NJ 9. King, Of Nelils-
,;nsted for state senator.
7,ibuue: The great fact which
asablish is that Mr.. Blaine was
itBey sa.vren Fisher, deceived by him
asNg ;raaced to involve himself and
rnIsrtaking in which they all
as fren- a.lad by the refusal of Fisher to
w.a oersuaded when disaster came
~ " for the enterprise upon his
tD mi ngsss. M finally left in the lurch BY
ras nad vino reasoned that Mr..
a2fa nuhlie man, could never Afford
Ter hsS. w Was Justly due him, for fear
s,scial 10 Chicago Tribune: IL is
1sh a. ,be letters have been hawked
7gstsnF \. time with a view Of getting Mr..
tssase IA. 10 sto5 their publication, but
All. ra,.Ad 70 take my notice of these
snsnsratuIating themselves o
iLE 1870 have published the letters.
FR - agrees that the letters are the
S,.,bntet 10 MI. Blaine's honesty and
grssnds. His distress, because he
Z. raj.e $4,000 to pay a loan he
n, Inc railroad company. proves
IL Er5 M falsehood about his being a
shile his strenuous efforts 70 Keep
a@3 Il annsnv out of financial difficulty
Alag Il ,.nrpof that he was rightin saying
aerr.ss 4 he no deadhead in the enterprise.
gspherson SAYS, with relation TO
- y g;,sn letters. that il seems to hin
d-aes me and Fisher had had q misun-
laE-9 ,hout their business transactions,
t@a ~ money was due him, and that
vas In the whole matter.
sras wont be influenced by a small
kf IN kipd.S he says, "and / would
nassks 800 ii the publication would be
s,,.g ne S9in Garfeld's campaign
III Ia Mcpherson asserts very conf
n hex B1t the Republicans will carry Ohio,
Noa8 ARE mail every morning, and says
dra ssyery re.son for encouragement
,rers received are requests for
hH Nh ind are accompanied with tho
Used % |hs his question is exciting the ut
tsH The result in Maine, they say,
9 VIZ k,1sl effect upon tho state, and
I'D m idsness before there is great ac-
"a Maine having been disposed OF,
Iare The battlefield, and about the
Ws vii be followed there rs in the
Ina sars. The Republicans clam
Ersr ne rcsultin October may be,
!, "a Republican in November, as
4 least 1000 stronger than his
- kashe
West a prominent lawyer Of Bos
t,tr 70 the Boston Journal, says he
h~nntance Of J. r. Malligaa, of
hsr n~otoriety, in 1873, while no was
shs ease with Loheir 4 Welch,
swyers. Mr.. West says he was
ka al the time, and asked Mulligan's
but Mr. Blaine, Mulligan said he
nss1eT Mr.. Blaine u corrupt a
y believed he never sold his vote,
e1er use his influence as speaker OF
knn % ianueuce legislation in which he
ssonally Interested
unnah Commercial Gazette includes
!. lie Of Hendricks as follows:
Vi Known in this region as a mean
kdh war, aud a foxy, ambitious trick
After bowling fraud" -four
h 81 spoiled the old ticket by groedily
tr the dTst place himself. Eour
he took the second place TO g pro-
hcian, and he would doubtless take
nther Than DO retired to private life.
4 quotation from his 'life," for we
%nadit No doubt Patent Office re-
q be thrilling compared with IT.
khnsn Of Birchdale, MINI, 10 the
forty, have taken steps to organize
and Logan club. The Irishmen of
y are enthusiastic in their support
kahAcan nominee for president
uaF meeting Of the federation OF la
D held in Washington, resolutions
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Eedto the effect that Gov. Cleveland
himselfto be bitter enemy ofthe
AZ 20 and Their interests by yetoing all
NJ Ehch the ~workingmen have for years
A e 70 have enacted into laws in New
h%erefore the w~Orkingmen should aid
tD1orable way 10 defeat 'the vassal of
and tas servant OF capitalists
FhtAcy for president Of the United