Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

Taonpssn. . fec days $50. has arrived.
Mr.. cznpza paLs Ia some Of hls extra urae
txlsiax kofss.
The sight Of silss Godfrsy's snovy pale
and sniGnz face dos the heart Of every
Dsnocrst good-
When The Wayne delegation came IN last
night there vss . vhoep and . yell and
kasA tor Phslps
The hsppiess trio in the los ID wm. z.
Sisbstt. sx-hsysr HudDutt and Geo. A
Roof Of Bio kspidA
Robt. r Blsekss. the black-whisksrsd
Democrat from Aanistes. IL kesping his eye
on things In general
JC. weadock. of Bay City. has . pair
of s. u Fishers old sbcss that he tries on
every morning, when he gets up.
Byron g. Stout. of Pontiac. has received
more votes for United States Senator than
any other Democrat in Michigan
Col. George r. Sanford. Democratic war
horse. ex-p0stmaster. ex'ediIor. Of LAasinE.
Was early on the scene yesterday.
Frank Ii. Thomas. Of Caro-. the ''king
bes' of Tuscols county Democrats. will
| lend the convention . helping hand.
Henry Chamberlain, of Three Oaks. the
man who vas going 10 force Governor Luce
out OF of1ice. came yesterday afternoon.
Nh. Mckee Is ltsllnk young -tnOIfbl.
| and be is as handsome as he 10 as courteous
| and agreeable. he halls from Marshal.
A. A. Weeks, the Grattan Postmaster,
| who would rather be q delegate than Post
master, walked in early yesterday morn
| ing.
Senator A. X. Roof. Of Lyons. left the
town OF big floods early enough to come
| here and see that the convention was run
ali right.
Capt. j. r. Hendryx, Of Vau Buren
| county, will probably be the Oldest dele
gate In the convention. be gives his age
at SO years
n. w. Nelson, of Manistee, the 'up shore
| foghorn," is looking sorry because the peo-
pie of his city have petitioned for q govern
ment foghorn.
Judge L. C. Holden, of East Saginaw, and
an old partner Of J. NJ. Harris. is recent
convert from the Greenback party. and he
is DELEGATE, too.
r. A. Montgomery. Of Lansing. brother
of the ex-Commissioner Of Patents. and
cousin of Judge Montgomery, Of this city,
| arrived last night.
w. b. Wilson of Auskegon. is here with
. solid delegation Of thirteen. bound TO
stay by A. n. Mann, of the 'Sawdust City"
for Ninth district delegate.
Hon. Peter White. Of the U. p, il here.
| A Democratic convention without Peter
White and Henry Frahck, Of this city,
would be very lonely indeed.
Thomas +. Carroll greets his Democratic
friends with that courtly grace for which
he is noted from the hoffman to the Astor
and from The Morton to Sweets.
| II. c. Sherwood, of Wetervliet who is
taking in the convention, has whole hive
of Congressional bees buzzing in his bon
net. He will probably go to st. Louis.
l.. Z. Rowley, of the Lansing Journal is
little hump shouldered" caused by try
ing 10 carry a Government building from
Washington to Lansing the past VIM
ter.
A. NJ. Tinker, of the numerous family OF
Tinkers at Jackson, is here to assist in tinker
ing up Cleveland delegation to st. Louis
al" is Democratic tinkerer from away
back.
Il w. J. McGee, the assistant secretary oil
the State Central Committee, was on hand
early, and has done good work in receiving
and welcoming candidates al the commit
tee rooms.
w. o. Lake, q solid Democrat, who al
| wavs handled mail under a Republican ad-
ministration, but was left without = job
when the ship Of State changed captains
is delegate.
Mark w. Stevens. of Flint the u. s.
Indian Agent that expects TO land all the
Republicans in Isabella county in State
prison will help elect delegates to renom-
, mate his man.
James Schermerhorn of the Hudson
Gazette is il the city. Mr. S. was sppoin tee
! to West Point few years ago, bat came
home after the first year. He liked news
paper work better.
]. M. Sterling has been Secretary OF ths
State Agricultural Society so long that b,
has almost forgotten when be commenced
He is Democrat and. of cou.se, bad Il
, come to the convention.
Fred s.. Douglas, of the Cheboygan Dem
. | orat has bid fare well 10 his snow drifts for
time and come down here q delegate from
the Tenth District. He is shouting 70
Fisher as deleeate-at-large with the rest.
w. w. Wheaton, of Detroit, the famou
: ex-"boss" and belliserent brother-in-law O
: Uncle Luther Beecher, is taking in tn
: convention and his mind wanders back b
the time when he was the guiding star Q
, Michigan democracy.
l. Maurice Finn. of Grayling. Is on dec
with a smile as bright as new Spring suit
Finn has just captured all the Unite
States land offices in the State, and as soo
as canal can be dug from Lake Huron
| Grsyling be will have all the CustoE
Houses in the State moved to his town.