Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-02-12

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CHEBOYGAN, MICH, FEB. 10, 1885.
THE "boomsrs" In the southwest pro-
pose to march into the Oklahoma terri
tory March 5th, aud think they will be
protected by the new administration.
SPECTATORS are running the price Of
quinine up. and timely warning IL served
upon the people that none but the rich
can indulge in the chills this spriag.
SOME people Object to taking their own
medicine. There 10 O'DonnOvan Rosa.
heistsd by his own petard, kicking at the
treatment. That English woman evil
IDENTIFY thought shat what Is sauce for
the goose is sauce for the gandsr."
THE committee investigating the De-
tober election in Ohio are divided. Rep
resentativs Stewart will present minor
ity report stating that the election the
was fair. Springer and VanAlstyns be-
ing Democrats are holding off trying to
couture up some grounds for reporting
that the election was not fairly con-
Quoted.
FRIDAY Senator Palmer put himself
on record as an advocate of woman svf-
frage, he making his maiden speech in
tho Senate on the woman suffrage con-
stitutional amendment. His effort is
pronounced a finished one and very
strong in favor Of the amendment. The
Senator was heartily congratulated at
the close Of his speech.
Rosa has about recovered from the
attack Of Mrs. Yseult Dudley. The hide
Of the blatant dsmagOgue is too thick to
be penetrated by an ordinary weapon.
His admirers ought to present him with
an editorial chair in the seat of which
an Internal machine could be arranged
that would strike him in the most sensi-
tive portion Of his worthless carcass.
Does prohibition prohibit? is q vital
question for Prohibitionists. A Chicago
paper is authority for the statement that
the mayors Of eighteen Of the larger cit
les report an increase in the number Of
saloons and no successful attempt to en-
force the prohibition liqusr law. The
people of Iowa are about as law abiding
and intelligent as those Of any state in
the Union, and If prohibition cannot be
enforced there successfully the move
msnt has received black eye.
The state OF Kentucky is one of the
reliably Democratic states, and from the
announcement during the last political
campaign of the Republicans for fraud
and corruption ore would naturally
suppose that in such reliable Demo-
cratic state a. Kentucky everything
would be conducted in the most honest
manner, and yet recent developments
show that for years most unrivaled sys-
tenn Of robbery and plumber has been
carried on in that good Democratic state
by its great Democratic reform officials.
The question of the admission of Da-
kota as state is worrying the Demo-
Gratis in Congress. All they can see is
the fact that ii would be a strongly Re-
publican state IL admitted and they can
not arise above their partisanship to do
justice TO the demands Of the people Of
that territory for admission az q state.
Were the chances favorable to the state
being Democratic 1t would not be long
before she would be admitted. There is
a day Of reckoning coming and when it
comes the people Of Dakota will remem-
Der the treatment they have received at
the hands Of the Democratic majority In
the House.
THE Ohio State Journal has been col
Letting the preferences of the chairmen
of the different Republican county com
mittess in that state as to who shall be
the next Republican candidate for Cover
nor. Judge Foraker, who was defeated
at the last gubernatcrial election by
Hoadley. the present incumbent, 10 the
favorits by large majority. Disaffee-
tiOn among the colorsd voters was thu
cause OF his defeat, but many of the lead