Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-03-06

lcal triumph what kind of politics, law
or government have we in America.
The Democrats nave wholesome
fear of Blaine.
MINISTER Hunt Mt the Russian Court
died the 9th.
WILSON who shot officer Billiard, is
jailed at Jackson, waiting for BegOle to
pardon him.
1T does not take q Democratic cam
paign long to run until it runs out of
breath. The national convention con-
venes ave weeks after the Republicans
have named the next President.
REPUBLICANIsM through the masses is
law, government, liberty, and prosperity
through bosses, 1t is all wrong. The
two edged sword of independence will
slay the party that dares ignore the man
and measures wanted by the people.
The manufactures of quinine, of En-
rope and America, combined to bull the
market and to adulterate the drug.
Herein is specimen of ordinary world
ly honesty and monopolist greed.
THE great danger of the Republican
party is in thinking the people want tho
old regime. Not bit of it, intelligence
patriotism and virtue want and will have
the best men and the best service.
EGYPTIAN rebels are doing SO much
more than was expected of them that
there is faith in them doing much more.
But in the end British soldiers will sub
due the rsbelliOus Arabs and bring them
to terms.
EMPEROR William drinks to the health
of the Gear and the Gar remembers the
of the Emperor receiving
the Order Of st. George. Russia and
Germany are bound together in peace
and friendship.
The committee appointed to investi-
gate charges made against the American
pic by France and Germany report that
said pig is free from disease and that he
has been lied about by the nations ex-
GLIDING him on the ground Of being
unsOund.
THERE is steady advance in temper
ance. Sixty years ago the average num-
Der of gallons Of intoxicating spirits
was five gallons head. 1t 10 not over
two gallons head now. A Republic Is
conducive to self control and tho ruinous
habit Of strong drink will each year
decrease under our free institutions.
PRINCE BISMARCK necessarily hates
free America standing argument
against thrones and aristOcracy, hence
his treatment Of the Lasker resolution.
Sending the resolution to the Chancellor
may be questioned, but the wonderful,
liberal, America is all right.
If the Northern Pacific does not lose
!, 100000 acres of forfeited lands it will
be because in the controversy over the
bill several converts are made.
The fact is the palmy days of railroad
ing on the government is past. It
should have ended long ago.
The Evening News asks does pro-
tective tariff benefit workingmenp
Most assuredly it does, more than any
other class. For this reason so many
leave free-trade England
and come to protected America. Pro-
lection helps every one in the country
and is altogether right and just.
The people are emmbittered against
rings, jobs and mOnoplies. The macine
that places man for Office will be
smashed and the nominee hopelessy
showed under. The next President will
be nominated by the American people,
and politicians and managers that can't
see it are stone bliRd.
THE assassin Wilson, who murdered
Policeman Billiard, Of Detroit, has been
found gully of murder in the second
degree with recommendation to mercy.
La due time he will be pardoned, and