Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-01-26

GOVERNOR Sherman, or Iowa, RECON-
mends the prohibition of the liquor traf-
6c and the submission OF a woman suf-
frage amendment to the people. In both
measures the people of Iowa will sustain
him.
BUSINESS RECEIVERS east and west to
point where all apprehsnsions of pan
ic are dismissed. The worst is past. but
it is always in order to be cautious, and
the same carefulness now exercised
should continue, give dangerous risks
vide berth.
1T might not pay to retaliate against
France and Germany for their unfair
treatment of our pork, but it will pay
to protect all our Industries, commerce
and enterprises as best we can for the
good of American farmers, laborers and
business men.
The British minister at Washington
has been Informed by Democrats that
their resolution regarding O'DOnnell
passed by the House was bosh, and they
were really anxious for the man to hang.
True, but Democrats need never explain.
it is known they mean contrary to their
words.
1T was left for the New Democracy to
disgrace Ohio, as she had never before
been, by auctiOneering a SenatOrship to
wealth. Standard Oil Payne leads the
lsgions who are raiding the country for
spoils, and 1t is known and large quaint
ity in the Presidential race.
PROTECTION worked the manufacture
of iron from 100000 tons in 1860 to s.
100000 in 1888; wOOlens from $50.000,OOO
worth to $3OOOOOOOO. If protection were
removed almost every manufacture
would stop. Poor men are being pinch
ed to-day,and suffering business is afraid
Democracy. its enemy, will get a chance
to kill it.
The Democratic Free trade Congress
came into power over year
ago, which time marks the
down hill of business, closing of mills,
factories and industries, that, before the
Democracy gained power, were thriving
and working their full capacity, and
business will tumble to pieces Ii Demo
Gratis have their way.
Iowa Republicans gave in the legisla-
turs a unanimous vote in re nominating
Senator Allison, a strong man among
the strongest, and the handsome action
is worthy Of emulation by all Republi-
cans, and in striking contrast to the
quarrelsome. corrupt caucuses that
makes Payne of Ohio possible Presi-
Dental candate.
PENDLETON and Ward represent the
utbt cloiieu0 VI OuiO DotMooAoVy, ohu
their class claim that 100000 repre-
sents the amount of money used to SO.
cure the Senatorship for Payne. 1t il
astounding that any such sum could be
paid for one Office, and startling that a
political party will practice such corrup-
ton. 1t is high time that the people
awake to the enormous conspiracy OF
the Democratic party to rob the people
Of their rights. ~ 4s.lrr,,
The way of the transgressor Is hard
In the case of Pendleton, who abjectly
served his party in the defense of sla-
very, aiding secession, opposing the
wal, advocating soft money, aprl cO-wOrk-
ing with iniquitious ring, bosses and
monopolies against the people; he is now
rewarded by being Numerically set
down upon by his party. If he had
served his country as he has his party,
he would not have been deserted. The
Democratic party is against the people
and against those who are the friends of
the people.
THE yne-BoOkwalter- Mclean Dem
ocracy punished Pendleton because, as a
Democrat he made the mistake of his
life in advocating civil service reform
The caucus gave Pendleton only 10 votes