Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-02

cans to the Democratic party is dis
couraging to the high takers and
calls for good deal of explaining.
Port Huron Herald.
Mr.. Blaine's feeble voice, unwill-
ingly raised at the eleventh hour,
will accomplish nothing to stay the
tide which is raising against Har-
rison and McKinleyism, and he
knows it. He can add to his own
popularity by appearing again in
public. He always does this. But
as for Harrison--it is too Late
Boston Post.
The state bank dodge OH the part
OF the g. o. p. is only a wildcat
paw to try and draw the political
chestnuts out of the fire.-Phila-
delphia Times.
Judge Newton is thoroughly in
sympathy with the people in their
contest against corporate greed and
unjust taxation, and is we'll fitted
to follow Justice Morse upon the
bench and to take up the good work
which that gallant soldier has laid
down at the call of duty.-Gene-
see Democrat.
AS long as the farmers vote to
keep the Republican party in pow
er, and succeed in doing so, just so
long will farming continue to be
Improbable Plain Deal
err.
A vote for Allen b. Morse for
Governor is a vote for man of the
people and one who has never be-
trayed trust reposed in him. A
brave soldier, an eminent tourist
and a good citizen is splendid tim.
Der out of which to fashion a Gov.
ernor Of great state.-Muskegor
News.
There are a great many more
conversions from Harrison to Cleve.
land in this campaign than the pub.
lie is made aware of. We have in
mind the name of an eminent citi.
zen of Massachusetts,, who is as
prominently identified with the bus.
mess interests Of this country as
any man in it, and who has hither-
to always voted the Republican
ticket. He will vote the other way
this time, but his name will not be
proclaimed from the housetops.--
Boston Herald.
1t is still the fixed determination
of the great majority of the Ameri-
can voters to put an end to the
monstrous growth of class legisla-
ton. The war taxes must go down
The robbery of the nation at the
custom houses to supply Republi,
can campaign funds must cease
The period of the protection" OF
the favored few is drawing to g
close, and the period of the protec.
ton of the unprotected many is
about to begin.-Brooklyn Eagle.
One by one the men of great
thoughtfulness in the Republic
who are not seeking preferment OF
a political kind, are leaving the Re-
publican party because it has be,
come the chattel of the high pro.
tects and is merely doing their ser.
vice when it persists in a policy
which makes against the masses OF
the people. Judge Bum, of Madi.
son, Wis, who is on the District
Court there, stands now politically
with Judge Gresham, with Judge
Cooley, men who are not willing tC
continue with the McKinleyities il
a policy which means the enrich.
ment of comparatively few people
in the republic at the expense Of
the masses of the people.-ChicagC
Times.
Every Democratic ballot cast is {
vote to improve the condition of 81
per cent of the people of this coun
try. Republican legislation ha.
abundantly taken care of the othel
10 per cent.-Mason Democrat. q g
All of our infant industries APP
pear old enough to support million
aires, with few baronial castles, a
home and abroad, thrown in
Greenville Democrat.