Telegram-herald., 1890-08-26

SLOWS ti.t r~-+t~ $3.50.
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"B Blg" F1ench, ot PEesQue Isle, t1is
naora ~, A. he entered t1e Russ 81
Ha.ss slgh head TO Lke slArt.ga
der. "a III 0f 3 aot igat. -a0 hrs
fore be language > tersely expressive
u tie SITUATION Ia tue Republican
camp. Ibs az mas are stirred Up Wlta
Al cld-tme star, aud the m&uipU Ulat0gs
are having mere wlTes 10 handle than
has taxed Their dexterity Tor 10. these
many years. The advance line % sklr-
II shers are as full OF nghg Ss though
tney comprised the whole army and
claim victory as the fOTeOIdai ned git
OF fate.
stanley ". Turner. with his soft hat
crushed out OF shape aud al uurui y
neckue crawling over the top OF AS
collar, rushed from point 90 point, re-
celgng al comers and keeping the
Turner lines intact and adding recruits
whenever susceptible subjects were en-
coUntered.
"Fay 10 attention 10 these outside
I young managers stock pieces az advice.
/ Then reports are incorrect and nis-
leading. They clam Shiawassee. Tor
/ instance, yet We have four-hiths of TIE
I delegation. They quote Van Barren Tor
/ Rich, yet we have the county too dead
| 20 skin. They grow luhilant over tht
/ tlird dietr.ct, vet two-lhrus oi Its del
/ egates Will stay by Turner til the COWS
I If..f. g
| run, and nobody can stop en-. 1es,
We have Il that otto kirchueT has said
| that ne viii beat Turner even II lie ha.
10 do u by denouncing him IN the con
/ veutiOu. Let HIM crack his whip.
can't think that he wall stoOp TO such a
course, but If he should the Rich peo.
PIE won't know what hit them. Mr.
Turner IS IA Lansing today, looking
/ after business matters, but he viii see
his friends at the Russell house tomor-
| row."
Harrison Geer, collector OF custom
at Port Huron, IS chief pilot for Rich
| His tactics are the direct opposite OF
those adopted by Turner's lieutenant
| Geer IS as non-commlttal as a sphnS
and has 4 self possessed ar of con
tidence and mystery that puzzles and
| produces uneasiness IN the opposition.
| lie is finished still hunter and con
! veys the impression that he has COM
pleto line an along the political route
laid out by Turner as the way to the
gubernatOrlal chair. He Is content with
saying that RIch will succeed Luce.
Wilkinson, of Marquette, Is receiving
at ms headquarters IN the Russell
House, and his working forces wer'
augmented by the arrival of sucl
! boomers as o. {. TOmpkinS, warden O
the Upper Peninsula State Prison; Geo
A. Rogers and V. b. Cochran, all o.
/ Marquette, and all men VINO knew only
Wilkinson III the current scrap.
AYES, we've heard of the Joe Moor
boom," said Tompkins, "but we can
find that 1t amounts 10 much. To b0
candid MIR. Moore is not in 1t. The
upper peninsula IS entitled to some
thing good by tins time, and We're
! here To get 1T for wilkinson. our en-,
of the state has saved Michigan on sew
eral occasions and we don't propose
beng content with the leavlngs thi
year. Wilkinson Will get the plum an,
/ get it easy"
Mr.. Moore sees the situation in al
entirely different light. "Mr. WIlkin
son is Il very fine gentleman and | rec
ognize 0le force OF the claim made II
behalf of the upper peninsula. bu
Wslte has friends there also; he want
to be lieutenant governor, and tn
hosts that come down from the nortl
VIII not be a unit. have final al
vices from all along the line, and # con
fdence can be placed IN personal rs
surances, Pm the lucky man. ] hay,
made no combinations, and have n,
favorite except Moore. 4 far field an,
a free fight is all ! ask and all want L
sec"