The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1892-11-11

The leaders the popuiist movement
in Grant county are being charged by
their followers with selling out the par
ty. WHAT are the poor deiuded victims
offering themselves tor sale tor if they
don't want to he sold. That's what the
party was organized tor, AMI as long as
there is anything left to sell the goods
viii be auctioned off.
The Dakota Farmer is one OF those
farm papers that goes on the principle
that a farm paper ought not to be po,
iitical organ. II is devoted entirely to
tions from practical Dakota writer's. w.
+. Il. Bushnell! & Co, Huron, S. D., are
the publishers.
A large bulletin board was placed in
the opera house Tuesday evening, and
the returns from county posted up as
they arrived. A big crowd remained up
until after midnight, but by that time
our independent friends saw that they
were doomed, and good many ofihem re-
tired in disgust, knowing that their party
had received It's death blow at the hands
of the intelligent voters of Grant county.
When the news from the states COM
menced to arrive the returns from the
be eglnning pointed to democratic vic
tory, and the democrats cheered Justify.
Once in while republican gain or big
majority would be read and the repub-
licans would be given chance to exer.
cises their lungs, but these occasions
were not OF frequent occurrence, and the
fact that New York had gone strongly
Tor Cleveland was not encouraging to
republican hearts. But the bad news
from the east was more than balanced
by the good work which had been done
in the county, and the certainty OF re-
publican victory in local matters was as
cheering as the other news was threaten
ing Republicans went home IN very
happy frame Of mind that night.
There is one peculiar feature OF the
recent election upon which the people
may very heartily congratulate them
selves. and that is the severe rebuke
which has been administered to the
political preachers who caught the Itch
for office by the accidental discovery and
elevation of Mr.. Kyle. Ever since that
unfortunate occurrence, the preachers
have been fairly wild to get hold OF the
public teat, and were not content with
electioneering less than seven days IN
the week, so frantic have been their at
TENNIS to climb on The bandwagon. The
poor shivering focks have been allowed
to wander at large, and browse on 1or-
bidden grounds, while the shepherds
have been out with the goats running
political ra ses and giving political slight
81. hand performances. It has been rath,
ar hard on the flock for the shepherd &c
Inns desert them and leave them 10 Inc
4 tender m0rcle6 OIL Uuo WIVES -
was wearing out his shoes chasing Inc
fesh-pots of Egypt. but to have the shep.
herd return to his flock, beaten, bruised
soiled. humiliated and empty handed Y
enough to make even the little Iamos
laugh and wiggle their tails with delight
The whole thing has not been a very IN
spring sight to those within or withou
the fold. but if the shepherds haye nau
ra,tling good time the sheep shoulon
kick too hard nor TOO high, Tor now 'ha'
the country is saved, the good men WI
be able to put all their energies lh'o w
work Of saving souls, and warning tht
young against the allurements OF '''t
world. the flesh and the devil.
piano for sale.
A good upright piano Tor sa'e o.
1eesA"'o CARRIE REcoRr.