Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-02
Political Paragraphs.

Wednesday and Thursday have been
set apart by the Lowell FAIR associa-
ton a. prohibition days at the Lowell
fair. NJ. II. Walker ana A. b. Cneney
| will address the grangers on those
days.
&. w. Fellows and Frank d. Cutler
will address prohibition meeting IN
the Gaines town hall, Thursday even
ing.
Ralph Stone and Harry Jewell are
working hard to build up good men,
bershlp for the Young Mems republic
can club, which will be organized Tues
day evening In the Lincoln club rooms.
Every republican in the county will
sympathize with Col. Frank Eddy of
Lowell, candidate for county clerk, in
the loss OF mis- son, who died yesterday
morning at O'Clock.
The north ward republicans will
have q chance to listen to republican
doctrines expounded by Fred Maynard
and Charles w. McGill at McClelland
hall on West Fulton street, Thursday
evening.
NJ. L. Durham and II. E. Walbridge
will address the Tenth Ward RepublI-
| can club st Travis hail, corner OF East
and Sherman streets, "Wednesday even
ing.
III. Z. Walbridge, recent arrival
In this city. has been enlisted IN the
work and will address several republi-
can ward clubs during the campaign.
Alfred Wolcott will address the Fifth
Ward Republican club in Pettit's hall,
Plainheld avenue, Tuesday evening.
The republican county committee
has received the following documents in
the German language: Blsine's letter TO
| Joseph Manly, the Hon. William L.
Mckinley's speech at Beatrice, Nob.,
| Senator Aldrlch's speech on the tariff
| and Presdent Harrison's letter OF &C
ceptance. Germans are invited to call
and get any or all of these.
There will be a meeting of the
eleventh ward democrat club, in Ever
harris hall corner Madison avenue aud
Hall street Thursday evening. A yet
no speakers have been secured.
General Rutherford will speak IN
| Snowtleei's hail No. ia East Fulton
street "Wednesday evening.
w. r. Mcknight will address the
seventh ward democratic club No. s6
Stocking street, tuesday evening.
Lewis Solomon Of Games, c. II.
| Carlyle of CORTLAND and George Rector
| of Rockford. called at democratic
headquarters yesterday for farther
inspiration.
Frank Hines has returned from a
| trip around the country, feeling the
| pulse OF the people and ascertaIning
| the market value OF votes.
The peoples party congressional
COMMITTEES mas auxiliary committees m
every ward AID township IN the district
and will endesvOr g. put campaign lit
erstvre into the hands OF every voter
IN the district.
l.. v. Moulton and George F. Rich
srdson will speak at Sparta Thursday
evening.
At lat the consolidation portion Of
the peoples party hss trlumphsd. y.
| 7. Young has resigned" pro fOrms,
and the keep IN the middle OF the
road element - dlsgusted with the
party. A free-for-sll tight nearly re-
suited when John Mcqueen vas
nominated by tue county comm ttes.
J. Riley DEM son, the chairman II
thst committee, opposed the nomins-
/ ton, but great many e the voters
would nave supported Mcqueen any
l wsv. and the balance # the c0mm tee
/ Thought his nomination tus wiser
Il cpursp.
/ Tomorrow evening Al the can}i-
/ dates or me republican ticket viii
speak 81 incoln club rooms.
/ The democratic committeeman belt
a conference "A the Jeferson club lsst
I uight.
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element 81 the peoples psrty met Ga =
/ aai CT the vest slds Friday even ug
snd stien Dted - nom nate a stra gaf
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