Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-05
POLITICAL CHAT.
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u, BrintOn's side zs.d engaging him IN
conversation. he wa anxious ~ know
what Tammany WA going 70 do and
how Cleveland was running in New
York. Brinton ~as an original Cleve-
Land man, and IL cOursc his ansvers
were very satisfactory and the stranger
vas delighted. The conyersatiorl did
not Lat long for BrInton soon left the
train and doesn't know yet for whom he
was mistaken. The conductor says the
Nis.ourian was delighted with his inter
view, and spoke of the depth Of political
~isdom displayed by the New York
| statesman.
xoT PLEASED.
II viii b. noticed that ex-Speaker
| Reed H. not altogether pleased with the
action Of the present congress. IT Will
| also h, remembered that this congress
was not elected ~ please Mr.. Reed, 80
| there il fitness in the situation.
| THAT AUTHORIZATIONS.
1t nov transpires that the demand
| made by the Worlds fair on congress
was not limited 70 e., 600, 900, over which
there was such fight. Concealed in
the bill we're appropriations for the same
purpose amounting To $3.50, 900. This
may account for some of the opposition
that was displayed. BY the way, some
Of the Republican papers are claiming
great gains for their party in Chicago
because OF the action of certain Demo
cratic congressman over the Worlds fair
appropriation. The Democrats are not
worried over the situation, for they feel
that any possible loss on that account in
Chicago viii be made mp in the state
outside, where the appropriation was not
as popular.
| Is IT A TRADE!
The Chicago News Record, which
claims to be an independent paper, and
which is supporting Fifer for governor,
is authority for the statement that the
governor has made a trade with the
friends of the imprisoned anarchists by
which he is to pardon them out OF the
renifentiary and is in return to receive