The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-11-18
POLITICAL.
A special telegram from Cincinnati


TO the Chicago Times says:
A close friend of Nj and Mrs. Carlisle told
the I'fmes reporter that the Speaker and his
wife had bid adicu to Kentucky forever "a q
place OF residence, aud that hereafter their
home will he with their two sons. in Wichita
koenly the manner in which konton
and Campbell Counties trented her hus-
band Mt the last election than her nus
band, and she gave expression u these feelings
in pubic on more than one occDsion since the
election. ON Thursday last she driven to
the postoficp in Newport, and Col spence
whom her husband indorsed FOR rastinaster WINS
reproached in not very mild terms for leaving
Newport on the day OF election, and going with
otheir for hunt. Not only did Col. spence,
who owes his Office TO Speaker Caclis O, 80 hunt
ing Oh election day. but there was another hunt
lug party made up OF numb of his oldest
friends Not one of them voted or tried 70 iuflu-
ence anyono's vote There was IA number OF
Covington gentleman who did the thing.
AMI they apparently did IL Intentionally, aud IL
is known that Speaker and Mrs. Carlisle--who
IL furious over the matter-wili never forgive
nor recognize them again. 1t must be remem-
bercd that now the Carlisles have no home in
kentucky. They have sold their house in Gov
ington their sons have moved 70 Kansas and
II would be merely nominal matter for tho
Speaker 70 shake forever the dark and bloody
ground from of his feet. us he had practical y
done II already
An Indianapolis dispatch says: -Ac-
cording TO the canvass of tho votes for men,
bers of the Indiana Legislature, the Demo
Gratis have majority of two on joint ballot
Meagher, a Ksight OF Labor Democrat. was
elected by tho Democrats in the Terro Haute
district, but az he also held the Office of
Justice of tho Peace the Republicans claim
that he IL ineligible under clause OF the
Constitution providing that no judicial
officer is eligible FOR any Other Office
during the term for which he was elected
The Democrats hold, on the other hand that
he has never qual.fi In any even. the Re
publicans have majority in the House and
will give the seat to Dicllerson, his Repub-
lican opponent, thus making tie Judge
Wools, of the Federal Court ordered tho
Republican County Clerk 70 bring all ba lots,
| tally sheets etc, 10 the Federal building and
deposit them ia the safe This was done, and
| tn, Uaited States authorities arc now respon-
slb q for them, o1e Republican and one
Democrat
Speaker Carlisle, being interviewed
| at Wichita Kan, sad that he did not consid. r
the result of the late elections damaging to the
tariff reform issue genera ~. The revenue
reformers, ne hld been informed, would bo
stronger, numerically. in the next Congress,
in proportion to the total number OF Demo
Gratis, than in the last Congress, aud the policy
of tariff reform, he thought, must aud would
continus 10 be pressed Mr.. Carlisle con
trad ctci the report that lie contemplated re
| moving rom Kentucky
Washington telegram: THE Attor-
ney General said to- iay that the resignation
of ID strict Attorney Delaney OF Wisconsin Ina !
| A.
was nominated for Congress, to taSc effec. ol
the appointment OF bus successor, and the fact
that he had been defeated in tn, canvass
would not make the sligst'st difference lie
would be relieved from duty very soon'