The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-03-20

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a ship. But a more wonderful spell
will be exercised over that coughing
child of yours that keeps itself and
you awake, if you will try DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Bishop Gillespie, Chairman Of the
State Board of Corrections and Char
tiles. has addressed all able commun
ication TO the State Legislature in
favor Of the continuance of the
Board. And The TiMKs thinks the
Legislators will do wise thing if
they heed the Bishops suggestions.
Speaking of Cleveland's Cabinet,
Hon. Geo. Willard of the Battle
Greek Journal says: "The American
public can hardly be treated 10 a
greater astonishment than that which
is excited upon candid survey of
the names which comprise the con-
stiTutional advisers and~departnent
chiefs of the new President. 1t would
be difficult for an Executive to more
thoroughly convince the nation that
whatsoever is extraordinary and biz
ARE, is likely TO occur at any moment
under the present Chief Magistrate,
with the single exception that this
policy will be always Bourbon, pure
and unadulterated."
ST. Johns Republicans: Twenty
four years ago the democrats gave us
the presidency, hampered' by bloody
war and bankruptcy. Yesterday we
gave it back to them blessed with
universal peace, plenty and bulging
treasury.
Two weeks from next Monday the
Spring election will occur. If the
Republicans hope to win in the con-
test it is time they were up and do
ing. The opposition are united and
are working vigorously to place in
power their men. The Republicans
have an exceedingly able and popular
State ticket. Let them, eschewing all
combinations, nominate their best
men in tie townships and cities and
an old fashioned victory will be en-
sured. The old adage says "the early
bird catches the worm" and it is
equally true that early caucuses tend
to ensure party success. Let the
watchword be Coward to Victory"
TO the following from the Char
lotte Republican we invite the careful
attention of every reader Of The
TINES. "Judge Cooley is not pol
itician and takes but little interest in
party politics. 1t is becoming and
proper that judge on the bench
should maintain this attitude. Taking
advantage of this position of the
Judge, the opposition are trying to
create the impression that he is not
republican in the hopes thereby of
causing some republicans not to vote
for him on this account. 1t is a very
silly and transparent trick. Judge
Cooley has voted for every republican
candidate for President since the or
ganization of the party"
Vermontville Hawk: "The Pres
ident has chosen six good men to sit
in the councils of the nation. They
hardly come up to the standard of
bourbon democracy; but are all con-
sentative men of sound common
sense" Well, if these men are not
bourbon Democrats, will the Hawk
please tell US who are?
The TINES voicing the expressed
sentiment of the people of Shiawassee
county desire to place itself on record
as opposed to the dismemberment
of the county by detaching portion
of Middlebury, and attaching the
same to the township Of Ovid.
The Battle Creek Journal is respon.
sible for the following: Jefersonian
simplicity! Where art thou? Inquiries
made for thee at Cleveland's inaugur.
alton elected no response amid the
regal splendor Of the occasion. The
Democratic party has evidently no