The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-28

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Sheriff, Clerk and Treasurer ar,
farmers and will receive a large voi,
in the townships. NJ r.
1t is clear mathematical demon
stration that where the third part,
prohibitionists are most numerou
there has been accomplished the leas
practical temperance legislation
There never has been a prohibition,
law enacted by that party and there
is not state now with constitutions
prohibition that the third party evel
has or now cuts any figure, nor j.
there a state where the liquor traffic
has been outlawed but where the
Democratic party is in a hopeless:
minority. BY the logical method
known as exclusion there can be NO
doubt as to the true temperance
party. owe must have national
organization" is the war cry of the
Fisk and Brooks party. Such an
idea entirely overlooks the method
laid down for the amendment Of the
Constitution where the assent of
three fourths of the states must be
secured to amend All prospective
temperance legislation must give way
to build up party.
F. G.. Morrice has made a success
OF everything he has undertaken and
will make a successful Sheriff.
Voters in the Eighth Congression-
al district should remember that
their present representative voted for
free salt, free lumber and free wool,
and this same man is again candi-
date for reelection. Every vote
given for Tarsney is an indorsment
of his vote for the Mills bill, Is an in
dorsment Of a bill that should be
entitled a bill for the destruction Of
Michigan's industries. The party
whip was applied and Tarsney voted
yea. The same whip is to be applied
to the voters in this district, and il
possible the answer is to be made
that the wool growers of Shiawassee
county, the lumbermen of Montcalm
and the salt producers of Saginaw
county are IN favor Of having the tar
if removed from their productions.
The Eighth Districts overwhelming
ly in favor OF protection and it should
be borne in mind that a vote for
Bliss is a vote for the retention of
judicious tariff on these productions
while vote for Tarsney is your
Endorsement of the Mills bill.
CIR. Lyon has gone to Cadillac
on 4 hunting excursion.
The Democrats of this district
have nominated Dr.. r. J. Shank, of
Lansing, as their candidate for Sena.
tor. The State Republican says of the
proceedings:
son the informal ballot DR.. X. J..
Shank received majority over all,
but motion TO make the ballot for
NAL was protested by r. S. Robson,
who accused Lansing. Democrats of
manipulating Shiawassee Greenback-
ers. After some cross firing formal
ballot was taken and Shank declared
the nominee"
When the votes are counted we
predict that not less than 1900 more
people will be found who prefer Mat
hew Bush for Judge of Probate to 1
my other candidate.
The Blaine party will be in Michi- |
gan next week. The present arrange.
nents are for six speeches in this |
State by the plumed knight. Speaker
Noyes of the Mass. house of repre-
who made the eloquent
econding speech for Gen. Alger at
he Chicago convention, is one of the
,arty.
Flint Globe: Wellington Post and
wife leave to morrow for Owosso,
where they will take charge of the
Foster & Post store, and Mr.. and
1rs. Valentine Post will come here
or visit of few days
Speaking of the Lansing fair the
Republican of last Saturday said: The
wine were the center Of attraction
his morning, especially those belong.
ne to Quincy Mcbride, Of Burton,
hiawassee county. They are of
cry pretty brown color and are a
are species of Duroc Jerseys. J. w.
of Bennington, and Amos
of Vernon, also are pro-
,inent swine exhibitors. l.. w. &
}. Barnes were also on hand with
heir fine stock.
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