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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-19

5ormanb, 8iceformanb os @ifita=
tprer pelaes blanbt Samfunbets
@reiter.
5 3. 5armanben ital lammentalbe
% otrigere @amfunoets Mboer, ibr=
sc for &anbibaters Drbinatiun og
Snofprelie @mbebet, baage oper
Grebens os DroenenS 8eparelle inben
@amfunoet, afbolbe gifitatier bos
@amfunbets &iiitatrrer, ofaioe Snb=
beretnins peb bpert Narsmpoe om fin
@irtiombeo bet forlpbne Nar os ON
Samfunbets 9ilfau6.
S 4. &iceformanben ital ubfpre
ale Gormanoeus Yli9ter / oeunes
Sorfal6.
5 5. Setreterrn fal tgre &roto=
fol ouer Mpoernes Gorbanblinser os
uosipe en- offentlis 8eretnins ON
famme;; ban ital itioe tilieube euboer
al @amfunoets &raiter ct @@ema til
8aro6ialrapport; noferoise en- tir>
felig @tatiitit; ubfpre be fornpone
Sfrtpeller for Samfunoet, 1om bette
eller bets Gormanb maatte paale99e
bam; befienbtsipre @teo os Eib for
bets Marsmpoer minbit 3 Maaoeoer
Torueien, FAINT opbeuare bets @esl
og Irtiu.
) 6. &aslereren Fal forualte be
bam af Samfuubet betroebe &asIer i
Duerensftemmelle meo bets 8eilut<
nin9er % peo buert Iarsmpbe afeg=
&c &e0nfab.
81. &iiitatorerne ital, ONT mu=
list, minbit en- Gang i bpert Ereaar
bope pifiteret boer Menisbeo inoen
beres reipeftiue Sire bie.
(Mere.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-19
Minnefota.

Set blep mebbelt iiote llqeblao,
at liQe 9eorman @torla Mporbeab
antoseS at pere brutnet. 2iset fanb,
tes i@loen 1ioite Snsbas.
- @uuernpr Merriam bar be-
itemt at uonepne lin M uoerenbe Set=
reter, SIR. elliott, til @uoernprens
&riuatIefreter.
- Sit ct. G(oub antom oer forz
leoen en- Mano, ber tiprte meb fer
9unoe foripenbt en- 8uasp. @aalez
oes ubitpret bapoe ban tilbasela9t
ben 1anse @ei ira @aibinston Eerriz
torp, beber bet, os &eilen bapbe mebz
taset to Maaneber. Sen &eiienbes
9eaun par Gnbre>p Sobnion. &an
asteoe at fortfette &eiien til ct.
Saul, ibr ban itilte fig af meo 9unz
oene. 9erfra pilbe ban reiie pr.
Sernbane til tit tioli9ere 9iem /
Sqinios.
= @n &lebebanbler Brainerb,
Mr. Sames Meaaber al eirmaet
Sap & Mea9ber, fanbtes ibieltigrt
af ct Sernbanetren ber / 8pen iibfe
&orsoasmorsen. Dele al bet lemln>
iteoe Sig fanbtes lis9enbe en- ! Mil
lanss 8enen. 6an Fulbe bore en-
al Bpens leoenbe Menb.
= Sra @lDnbon meboeles 14oe
9cb.: Soasmorses SCI. 4, mems 2ars
9. &eterion fra Safe Barf penteoe
paa 9renet en- @abooie, iom tor
neruerenoe benpttes til &entenerel@
ie, b(eu ban cperfalbt al to utienote
Meno. Sen enc bolot op en- &e-
poluer mob &eterlons @oueo os of
fortrebe bam bans &ense, meoenS
ben auoen Tom op bag bam es taiteoe
BAN paa &pssen, ilos bam 9opebet
og iparfeoe bam / Mapen, buorpaa
ban tos fra bam bans llbr us 50 /
&enae. Sioen bat mon lite feet mo-
get til &goerne, uo9tet mon bat fpst
efter benz.
- On 8ilbmanb. @n Jan9e i
@roofiton, iom iorleoen blep funben
itplbi9 Duerfalb paa @oliti@efen
/ ben 9enii9t at brabe BAN, foripste
at ilaa fig ielp libel, oa ban blep fprt
tilbose til TensTet. 9an bespnote
1temlia at flaa 9oueoet mob Sern~.
iten9erne % ba man al ben @runb
banbt bant til @ulpet, blep ban iaa
raienbe, at ban meo Tanberne req
&isbet al besse Nrme, iaa 8enet
fom tilipne, meooeles berfra.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-19

Sanserfeit. Nrran9ementstomi=
teen for ben anben Fantinaoiite Gan=
9erfeit / Mmerifa befienotsigr, at
Seiten tal bolbes Chicago fra ben
14be til ben 18oe Suli 1889.
&omiteeu bat allerebe tllfi1et be
forFiellise @ansforeuiuser, iom till
bprer l1nionen, en- Torte9uelie oper
be Sanse, iom 1tal inbppes, os an
mooer ON, at 9oellerne maa be9pnoe
frog.
Mpe Torenineer, BET pnfer at oel>
tase @anserfeiten, maa inbmelbes
/ l1nionen inben l1baonsen af Gebruar
Maaneb. &fter oenne Eio anta9es
insen Screening. 2o9is % ppri9e
arrangements unoer San9erteiten
beigrees af nMor6menoenes @ansc
forenine", efter nermere 8efienbtsib=
relie.
9fpe Snomelbeller eller Soreipprs@
1el ansaaenbe Sing @on9erfeiten ueb>
fommenbe filles til 9(rran9ements=
fon,iteens @efreter, 9r. q. Soc, 284
@. Suoiana @tr.. Chicago.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-19

s ct 1aatalbt vaabent 8reo", ber
ct ienbt omtrins / &amflettorm Os er
abbresieret til Qon. @. .. @albz
burn, faar @enatortanoioaten en-
9anFe boarb Mebfart. 8reuet ct
paa lite minore END femten Sioer u9
er unberitrepet rSnoeiisators". Set
be9Dnber iaalebes:
,9er{om Solicit / Winneiota paaz
9runb al en- raoifal Misforitaaelie
af 9eres &arotter eller ct 1i9elaa
feila9tist @pn paa &irfninsen al
9eres Nrbeibe paa &ommunens
&elferb og Tripiel fulbe ere Sem
meb ct @ebe Sorenebe @taters @e>
nat, oilbe bet be9aa en- trebobbelt
nretferoisbeb.
Sor bet fbrite forbi Sc bperfen
peo 5ortienene, &arafter eller Irbeiz
be er beretti9et til en- Iaaban @tilz
ling.
Soc bet anbet. Deriom Sc tlen
pal0t, oiloe en- mere perbis 8or9er
blipe uretferbig forbinbret fra at faa
bet.
Gor bet treble. Sc oiloe blipe
lat / en- StilIin9, buor Sc funbe af<
febtomme mere baaoe oirefte % it>
birette @fabe for 9eres Bp os @tat,
eno Sc auerebe bar sjort.
9a Sc .ielu ipser at toinse Sem
frem til bette bpie @mbebe us bruser
etbpert muligt Mibbel, 1om &ense,
GelpiTbeb os Gnerei Fan opbribe,
filler bette Sem offentlis frem tor
Solicit til &ritit os 9igr bet til &list
iaapeliom til &et for enbper Borser,
fom fienber 9eres ianbe &arafter
oe Mrbeibe, at fremltille for &ubli<
fum iaa mango &ienbs9iernin9er,
iom er ngboeno,9e til at illuitrere
bem."
8repet fortietter meb at upresne
en- &effe 9anblinser al tpiuliomt
Qbieenbe os neuner blanbt anbet, at
8aibburn for mango 9lar fiben sienz
mem fine 8rgbres Snbflpbelie opnaaz
ebe at blipe @eneralz2anbmaaler /
Minneiota os peb ben Maat os bet
&ienbftab, iom bette @mbebe iienfe>
be BAN, erbperpebe fig fore @topz
itrefninser os bpssebe Sasmpner /
Mnofa. Minneapolis par en- bra
not Bp til at faa Gtemmer /, men
ben bar lite COB not for bans MBl<
ler.
9ans Nbferb Sernbaneforeta<
genber bltper farpt bab1e, % ban
befplbes forat arbeibe mere i@ana,
bas Snteresier enb fit eset 2anbs.
.Dg Der paafaaeS, at Beitprerne af
ben canabiFe 8aciftc>8ane er meget
iprige forat fan bam inb ! Torenebe
@taters 5enat, rog utpiu.jomt," be=
ber bet, rforiDuer be Dem meb iaa
mango 8ense, iom Sc pniter, og benz
brmger Sc meget poielt Dper' belle
@taten".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-19
Getg1as 6al1s Mgehtad
uotomuer bber SH8oag.
u. 9olett, lloginer.
Subitriptton8pri8 $1.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer,
gus Falls as second class matter.

get anbet re1isieit Ebema opta9es til
&ebanblin9 til Mpbets @lutning.
Mpbet besDn6er Sorm. &l. 10 me6
&reoifen. @fDos bill pere tiiteoe /
Dalton ben 2ben San.
Sub siue at Mpbet maa bltpe
9ans Naon til 9@re og @iele til
Grelie.
Baa M}enisbeoens &e9ne
$. 8. @au9an.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-19
gfelion lurer 6auQen. Sra @a}b=

9eelion 1urer 9au9en. Sra @a1b=
in9ton meobeles 166e 9ec.:
Nelion bar ialfalo bibti( no9et for
an &auaen ibenne @esfion. Set bar
6ausens Dnlte ON mulist at forbinz
bre, at Mellon 1tuloe faa i9iennem
nogen 5orbpielie al 8eui0in9er til
9aonen 9ulutb os andre @teber /
Minnelota. @aa bebenoi9t maatte
Melion maubprere, forat @ausen life
fulbe merle bet, at ban alori9 tnnoe
saa til @lpe= p9 9aonez&omiteerne
um Dasen, men beibste 6uert Mteoz
lem ON Mftenen / ipeofommenbes@
% forela9oe benz 9&pooenoi9beoen af
en- Torbpielle af cet bepilseoe 8elpb.
9an parileoe Dem tilltse ON life at f.
ae noset til &aueen. Denne bapbe
pentet at finoe Mel1on &omite= Stunt
meme. buur ban bapoe pofteret en-
af @lerfene og annobet bam pm pie
blifte1is at barle bam, naar Nellon
piite fig 6er. 9an fit bog en- 5orz
bpielie al 8epiQingen i9iennem, o9
ioa3 er 6ausen ben iintefte Mano 1om
1iooer &on9res1en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-19
SnobDoelfe til 2deatanosm6oe

Sen Mile Safe Menisbeo Conn
Of Eumuli inbbDber berpeb lutberfe
2egfolt % &reiter til ct friltelist
@amtalempbe e1er 2e9manbsmpoe
bea 3bte San. @amtaleemne for ben
fprite Sag beitemmes af Mpoet.
Menigbeoen Bnifer 1ammen meb be
anbre Menisbeber / iamme &alb ben
anben Sag at fosbanble ON Sore
niu9siagen % bill uptage ale tilitebe<
perenbe lutberlfe &riitne iom raabsi<
penoe Meblemmer. Otter benne Gor<
bauolins Tan after bet fbrite euer nos
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-19

&ap. III.
@amfunoets Sormaal.

a) 9en inob9roes brooerli9e 5orz
naming os 8elnrelie, @eilebnins os
0pmuntring of bets Meblemmer efter
@nbs Orb;
b) at afbanb(e iaabaune 2ere>
Ipsrssmaa1 os prattiFe tirfelise
5pbrssmaal, 1om Eib efter anoen
maatte aniees af @istiabeo til Sano>
bebens Torioar o9 Meni9beoernes
@abn;
c) bragg 0mior9 for porbenbe
Brefters og &e1,sionslareres 11o>
oannelfe til Menisbeoernes 8etienins
% l1nsoon1mens unberptsn1ng.
Smoo 2ittra d. ripse at ubienne
tirfelise Stri6isbeber famt meboele
Raab og 8etentnins i firtelise
Spprssmaal, bpor Meni9beben be-
sierer Samfunbets 9ielp / iaabanne
Saeer", proteferebe oerimob Fere,
ibet be mente, at @nmfunbet lite bapz
be &et til at blanoe fig inb Stribis=
beber, naar lite besse Starter / @tri-
Sen bnlteoe bet. Brof. S@mibt for=
[anste tiffprt, ba bet fom til Mffem<
ming og &unftet peotoses, at ban lite
itemte.
Sc to neite Buntter anto9es /
fglseu6e ssorm, 6els / bette bells /
Mbbet Eirsoas 5ormibbag, ba Sci
(esfommitteen inbfom meb Snbitiqine
ansaaenoe 9auses SDuooes Bemerf=
.,in9er:
e) fremme Brusen % ubbreoe[ien
af ben belli9e @frift, rettroenbe 2ere=
5bser, Salmebb9er os 0pbp9sel,es=
ffrifter;
f) / at arbeibe til Cubs &ises
nbbrebelle % 8efeitelie blanot bore
2anosmeno / Nmerifa peo at famle
% orone lutberlfe Weni9beoer, rbiel=
pc bisle til at faa" &reter og 2ere<
re og ",fremelite ben frtiteliae 2es-
nanbspirflombeb", iamt bragg Dm<
Iora for Cubs Drbs riseltse ubbre=
oelie oslaa blanot SSgoer % 9eoninz
get peo en- fraftis 9eltaselie bet al
@ub befalebe Misiionsarbeibe. Gil
bisie 5ormaa1s Dpuaael1e forpli9ter
Samfuxbets Meolemmer fig til at
bihaa bperanbre efter bebite Gone meb
Raab .es Daao.
11oeK 9ebat pebtoses oelaa fpl~
9enbe:
Sap. Ill.
On, @amfunbets Mboer os oi@ies
@ammenietnirs.
81. Samfunbet lamles til Mars=
mbbe til ben 9ib % paa bet @teb.
1om 5ormonben ifplse BemDnbise1le
af Samfuubet beftemuer. Dsiaa an<
bre MSoer Fan Tormanben {ammen>
falbe, Haar Samfunbet bempnoiser
bom bertil, eller naar minbf 90 of be
meb @amfunoet torenebe Menisbeber
opforbrer bam oertil"'.
Set belluttebes at bolbe ct Mpbe
ON @ftermiboasen fra &l. 4 tilt.
9ette aabnebes meb Mnbagt af
Bait. anbreosien.
SO a blep pebta9et / fgl9enbe
Jorm:
a. @n eQer to &eprelentanter fra
beer af af be meb @amfunoet forene<
ne Neni9beber.
Ser bar ON bette Bunft en- lip1t9
9ebat, ioet en- 9el pilbe 6aoe @eniss
bebernes @eprelentation inoitrenfet,
forbt Marsmpbet pilbe blipe for fort
meb 2 9elesater, meoens ber paa ben
anben Sibe paaoiites, at Menisbeoer=
ne bile fple mere sSnteresie for Sau1z
sfunbet, bpis be fit en- fprre' &epra>
ieMtation.
Dm be fplsenbe Sumter % Sara,
9rafer par ber ltben 9ebat % be blepe
pebta9ne ! fplsenbe 5orm:
d) &rniter, iom er falbte til at be-
tiene Menisbeber, iom ti1bgrer @am=
funoet; % iom ct orbinerebe efter
8eiIutniug af Samfunbet. eller ON
be lite Ct Droineret al 6amfunbet,
efter foruboen l1noeribselie al Nars=
mpbet er optagne blanot 5amfun bets
Brefer.
q Sc tbeoloseife 8rofesiorer oeb
Samfunoets 8rnfeifole.
@aabsipenbe Meolemmer Ct:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-19

v8ubHitten" os uEioenbe" Minz
niapolis ct {ammenimelteoe, ioet bet
fees, at @ierne al v9ibenbe" er ble>
ben uoaiuere al rBubititfen", o9 ben
u9entlige r9ibenoe" er 9aaet inb.
@a,ntioig bar u8ubititfen" foranbret
l1bieenoe, ibet ben MI Ct al minbre
Tormat, men ben ct paa otte @ioe,
iitebetfor fire fpr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-19

| =
c) &reiter, iom betiener lutberite
Menisbeber uben Samfunbsforbins
belle, % iom bat tilitemt @amfunoets
&onititution, os efter fornsben 11nz
ber1pselie er anertienbte.a al Samfunz
bets MarsmBoe iom rette lutberite
@refer.
d) Soft aniatte @tolelnrere for
Meni9beoer, BET bgrer @amfunbet
til.
S 3. Meo l1nbtaselie af 6oranr
brineer / @amfun6ets &onititution
afsipres alle @aser, rbuorom lite an=
berlebes oenne &onititutton CT be-
itemt", neb fmpel Stemmeflerbeb.
@pis @temmerne er lige bette gigr
Gormanoens @teume llbilaset. ST.
lers femmer Tormanben lite. Meb
9enipn til Dptaselie os 11oelufteoSaf
Samfunoet ubforores minoit 8 af be
peb Mpoet afsiune Stemmer.
Wtpoet 9trsba9 ssormibbae aabnez
bss meo Bibel1esnins al Baf. 1fite=
Dabl.
S 4 blep efter en- Sci Debat be-
1luttet itr6set.
@aasobtiom uoen 9ebat bleo fplz
senbe ueota9et:
Om Drbinationen.
l. @n &anbibats Orbination
beitemmes af @amfunoets Iarsmpbe
eller al en- BERTH nebiat Drbinations>
tommitte.
80. Snben no9en tan orbinereS
til bet belli9e &rebiteembeoe, ftal
@amfunoet forpisie fig ON, at ban ct
oroentlis faloet os prpuet iamt bar
9obe &ibnesbpro for Ianb leuenoe
&rifenoom.
Sap. V.
&rebsmpber.
) 1. @amfunbet inbbeles / laa
mango &reble, lom aniees npbpen=
bist.
81. 9isle boloer bper for fig ct
euer flere Mgoer bpert lar.
) 3. Sor bner &rebs pel9es af
Mursmbbet en- @iiitator.
9erimpb par Der en- 9el 9ebat om
entelte Sumter Sap. 6, bpiltet till
fi6it peoto9es fplsenoe Torm:
Sap. VI.
@amfunbets @reiteitole.
) 1. @amfunbet befbrer os un=
oerbolber ct tbeolosiF @eminar forat
uobanne 8refer os Misfionerer.
2. Seminariets &rofes1orer o9
2erere palses .,os af1ettes" af Sam.
funbet peo bets Mar8mpber meb 3
Maioritet of be paa Mgoet afsiune
Stemmer>
S 3. Eil 8rofes1orer o9 2erere
fables os aniettes 1aaoanne, iom rbar
ben fornbone 9pstisbeo" % bot paa=
lioelise Yioaesbprb. ON lano os leper<
be &ritenoom, uforbebolbent antoser
og tilfemmer Samfanaets 2ere os
Betienoelle FAINT unbertalter fig @qmz
funbets &onltitution.
"a. Sau1funoet nelger en- Semi
naroireftiou til at fsre Eilipn meo
@eminariet os bets Mn1iegenber.
) 5. @fulbe en- peb @eninartet
aniat &rofesior e0er 2erer befinbes
at fire en- 2ere, iom fommer / aaben=
bar @trio meo CUBS Orb og ben al
@amfunbet peota9ne 8ttienbelie, el=
ler FIRE ct forarselist % utriielist
2ip, ital Direttionens Sormanb, 1aa.
mart ban bliper lnoerrettet berom,
itrar iammentalbe 9ireftionen for at
nnberi69e Sa9en. Om pebfommenbe
at 9irettionens Maioritet befinbes
fDlbis, men it:e bprer % lDber Gor=
naming. oa ftaI ben Nntlaeebe iuipenz
beres, inbtil Narsmgbet afgigr @a~
gen. 9ireftionens 5ormanb fat
iammentalbe Mbbe, naar minbf tire
af 9ireftionens Meblemmer forlan=
ger bet.
VII.
On @amfunbets @mbebsmenb.
80. @amiunbets @mbebsmenb
er: Gormanb, @iceformanb, @efrez
ter, &asierer % @iiitatorer.
S Q. Sormanb os @iiitator balz
ses al Nar8mbbet buet paa 3 Nar,
% anbre mbebsmenb paa ct Mar.
De pelges ole blonbt Samfunbets
rSrN ifv3E ~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-12-19

- 'ss:. >'.ft. .ee2l e ,s-~r7,>> pepu bette
Bluo naar De prbrer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-03

Is slightly bent; his smoothly-shaven face has
the color Of old ivory; the tall brow is sur
mounted by q blonde WIG. although he has had
the courage to have his portrait painted withous
the peruks, SO that posterity may see what .
Uranium be had; two gray-blue eyes, deep, cold
AND penetrating, look ut you almost cruelty; the
lips are thin and the nose long, straight and
strong; long. muscular ears, and q small aud
closed m~outn-shich is a sign OF discretion II
not OF taciturnity.v
DR. WILKINSON. Bishop o. zululand. is an
economical prelate, and whenever he travels hs
makes it a rule to give no gratuities to the por-
tiers, availing himself Of the letter of the rail-
way bylaws. which foroids this universal prac-
tics. When the porter comes 10 inform him
that his luggage is 10 the van, be merely replies
that he knows it, and TIE luckless wigns has 70
60 empty away. The other day the porters had
their revenge. The Bishop arrived at Exeter
with . mountain of wraps and bags and ham
pers. 'sHere, porter" he cried, in the ~stentori-
an tones that may or may not besesm a bishop.
stake these things out and put them in a cab
"Beg pardon, my lord, was the reply, I'VE ara
not allowed to come into the carriage to take
luggage cat"
A CORRESPONDENT, writing from the Indian
Territory. says that the widow of General
Sheridan has Cherokee blood in her veins. Ac
cording to this writer her father. General Ruck.
er. then Lieutenant Rucker. while stationed ct
Fort tucson, Cherokee Nation, married q MISS
Coody, whose mother was q daughter OF a sister
of the Cherokee chief, John Ross, who ruled
over the nation for a period of forty years. The
establishment of this Cherokee right by blood.
which is required by all CheroEees who have
severed their connection with the nation beyond
a year., would entitle Mrs. Sheridan to opa
eighteen-thousandth undivided share in $4,000,
600 acres of land, and a like share in 5000 ,00a
OF funds held In trust by the United States. on
which an annual interest of $40, 900 Is paid to
the Cherokees.
Mr. BLAKEMAN lived on q bluff overlooking
the Housatonic river, nesr Stratfcrd. Conn. Re.
Gently he made up his mind to move to Bridge
port, and he decided to take his house with him
So he laboriously lowered it upon several scows,
and with three tugs ahead started for Bridge,
port, where he arrived on Thursday. Inside the
house the regular domestic lsbcrs were per.
formed while the structure was being lowed. IL
the bay window a comedy maiden was reading q
book, and on the versnda a large maltese ca
dozed. Through the upper open windows could
be seen the chamber maid making ND q bed. A
plank was thrown across to the wharf and the
ladies of the household came ashore 20 do theil
shopping. On the trip down there was singing
and dancing in the hours, Mr.. Brakeman having
invited a number of friends TO enjoy the voyage
with him.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-03


THE Philadhlphia Ledger, which doesn't
talk politics much, is moved to remark as fol-
lows:
Congressman Bynum, of Indiana, ought
to go into retirement for q while, as an inves-
tigator of the proceedings of his fellow-mem-
bers and as a commentator on the same. 1t
was only a few days ago that he was thrown
into confusion on account of a certain un-
founded. and, indeed, quite ignorant assertion
he made about the party complexion of the
Senate in the Forty-sixth Congress. He got
into that predicament, as he said at the time,
without examining the Record. Now he has
been looking up the record concerning a vote
given by vice-presidential candidate Morton,
some years ago, on the tabling of a motion
relating to a labor bill, but he fares no better
than be did when he made no examination,
for he got hold of an erroneous record, which
be insists upon taking in preference to the
official journal of the House, and so fell into
another blunder, and has got himself into a
very discreditable position"
The Ledger is respectfully informed that
Mr.. Bynum has gone into temporary retire.
ment from the business Of pointing out other
peoples inaccuracies, and is now engaged in
explaining his own.
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Pioletts was the Democratic candidate for
State Treasurer in 1875, when he ran against
Rawie. and was beaten about 5000. De will
not only vote for Harrison, but will use his IN
iuence and also vote against Cleveland. Inis
change on the part of Colonel Pioliett viii
divert a large Grange vote from Cleveland.
Ii the last nine presidential elections. Indiana
has been carried five times by the Republicans
and four times by the Democrats. At the State
election in 1856, the Republican majority was
1924. These figures show that Indiana 10 . de-
batable State, but indicate that the advantage.
even aside from the strength impaired by Gen.
Harris0ns nomination, lies with the Republic
ans.-Boston Journal.
w. D. HOARD. whom the Wisconsin Republic
boned farmer, q veteran Of the late war, and .
great story-teller. He has never held political
office: but for years he was president OF the
Dairymen's Association. 1t 10
said that he owes his nomination more to Hor.
ace Rublee. editor OF the Milwaukee Sentinel,
than TO any one else.
c. c. SHAYNE, of New York City, q lifelong
Democrat, delivered a strong speech for Harri-
son, Saturday, at Galway, his native place. SIN
1884" he said, 1--WE all wanted a change. We
have had 10, and / think you will agree with me
that we have had enough. We will ask MIR.
Cleveland to retire the 4th of March next, and
we will attend the inauguration of Benjamin
Harrison, the soldier and statesman. the farmer
and laboring mans friend"
SENATOR VEST is a man who speaks right out
in meeting. Writing to a Democratic campaign
club at St Louis, he says: "Mr. Cleveland, by
his message, for which 1 sincerely honor him,
has challenged the protected industries of the
country to a fight of exterminat alton. The fight
is to the DEATH" What more explicit and en-
phatic declaration could be made that the Presi-
dents reelection and the triumph OF his policy
would mean the ruin and destruction OF Ameri-
can industries2 What better Democratic author
ity can one wish than the Missouri Senator2
Let every American workman remember those
words. Mr.. Cleveland has challenged him, the
American wage-earner, to a fight of extermina-
ton. 1.-The fight is TO the death"
A GLEE club at the Now York Republican con-
vention made things merry. One of the songs
bad in it this verse, which seemed to greatly
tickle the convention:
Where was Cleveland on Decoration dsyi
H'ml himi HIM! HIM!
He was fishing miles away.
Yes! yes. yesi yes!
To attend to business when biting Was slow.
HIM! HIM! HIM. HIM.
He would sharpen his pencil and write a veto.
Yes! yes. yes. yes!
Another song containing the following verse
provoked applause:
One thing we want to know,
It's nothing more or less;
Did we whip the South or did they whip Us,
In the late unpleasantness.
HAT NOTORIOUS MACKERAL FLOP.
All around the cobbler's bench
The monkey chased the weasel;
just the way old Grover went
Flop goes the weasel.
Spring field Union.
AHAyDKEsCHrEF n voice.
A pale, half-dollar hat;
Four horns OF whisky sour,
And there's a Democrat.
Nebraska State Journal.
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plauded vociferously. az supposed" re-
marked the General, pityingly, 'that there
would be at least one Harvard student here"
Becoming earnest in his denunciation of the
Mills bill and Its sectional features, he e1-
claimed: I'm not sure that this is not q
plan to accomplish with votes what they
couldn't do with the sword in the South. No
one Who has had anything to do with this tariff
scheme, from the President down, ever struck
q blow to save the life of the country" Asa
non-partisan speaker, the General will strike
most Republicans as an unqualified success.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-03

LEST Mr.. Bynum may have forgotten what
he really did say at Atlanta, we quote the
Constitutions report. He was arguing that
protection had produced general disaster in
the manufacturing districts of the North, and
said:
'In my own city We have every kind Of
mandatory, and every one of them have in
creased their output until we have a surplus,
and have to seek foreign markets. In eight
months we can manufacture more than We
can consume in a year. AS a consequences,
the factory hands are turned out Of work for
four months to starve. At the end of a year
a laborer is doing we'll if he is even. When
he is out of work he is out of money. His
grocer will not credit him."
Mr.. Bynum says he was not correctly re-
ported. The Constitution has never admitted
any inaccuracY in it's report, and persons who
heard Bynum, say he was correctly reported.
Perhaps he is himself laboring under an 'in-
srcuracyu