The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-10-26

the ripsaw OF logic and facts through
through the aimsv fabric of Mills
bill Tarsney.
Tarsney took square ground in
favor OF the repeal of the oleomar-
gaTine law and in favor of free wool
in bis Bancaoft speech.
c. J. Gale and l.. +. Gould are the
two best nominees for Circuit Court
Commissioners before the people.
See that they are elected.
The largest crowd ofthe year gath.
cred at the opera house, in Howell,
TO hear Mrs. Matilda Fletcher last
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Fletcher is
an eloquent ard forcible speaker.
a Prohibition banner at Ovid
reads, Fisk and Brooks. Prohibition
for God, home and country. At first
blush this strikes one rather impious
or else Ingersollian.
There can be no question as to the
competency OF S. s. Miner for the
important Office of Prosecuting At
torney. The people feel that they
can trust HIM and will surely elect
him.
Ezra Mason for County Treasurer
has every necessary qualification, be-
ing a good business man, careful
accountant, courteous, energetic,
public spirited citizen. Moreover he
is man of the people, friendly and
frank, the right one to make people
feel at home when transacting public
business in his office. Vote for him!
Democratic post Office officials,
have in their zeal to aid the cause of
"reform" inserted Democratic cam
paign documents in the various news.
papers sent or received at their Office.
The Michigan Farmer and the Lam
sing Republican have been so tam
pered. A Pinkerton agency man is
said to be looking after the matter.
Lester J. Kenney, Republican
nominee for County Clerk, is getting
acquainted with the people of the
county, and is making an excellent
impression. The general opinion is
that he carries level head stocked
with brains, and is altogether a man
to be depended upon to do rightly
and we'll whatever he undertakes.
The election will show that he is a
vote setter also, and will have added
strength to the ticket.
Saginaw Herald: Rev. Mr.. Bohn,
Of Blumield, a lifelong German
Democrat yesterday raised a Harri-
son, Morton and Bliss streamer.
Chris Gould, also of Blumield,
another stauuch Democrat, has raised
the same kind of pole and streamer
and with his three sons will vote for
Harrison, Morton, Bliss and protec-
ton. They can't fool the level
headed German voters with free trade
A good many of them know what it
means, and they read and study all
such rational issues for themselves.
Vernon correspondence Journal:
The Democrats had SO called
Democrat rally at Nichols hall last
night. Mr.. Scovile, of Owosso, told
the farmers the price of McCornick
reapers in England and his friend
and brother Mr.. VIM. Turner told
how many mortgages there were in
Shiawassee county. Mr.. Turner
spoke very eloquently, nearly as
much so as he did when he defended
Mrs. Lee in the celebrated case of
Lee VS.. the people. There were 90
persons present at the beginning of
the speeches, they consisted of 2S
ladies, 81 children and 80 voters.
Up at St. Ignace, the other day,
Theron p. Keator, Of Fort Wayne,
Iud., who spoke in Owosso some
weeks ago was billed for a speech
the same night that Burt was an
nouhced to be there The Repub,i-
cans had engaged the only hall in st.
Ignace, but in order to be fair they
sent word to Mr.. Burt that Mr.. Kea-
tor would hold a joint discussion
with him in the hall they had en-.
gagged. The lordly Burt seat mes
sage back declining the proposition
for the reason that she didn't care to
discuss political issues with anybody
not in his station Of life" In other
words, Mr.. Burt would not stoop so
low as to appear on the same plat
form with Mr.. Keator, because the
latter is laboring man and lives by
the fruits of honest toll. And it is
this lordly upstart, who despises any
man who works for living, who
wants to be governor of the great
State of Michigan.