Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1892-09-09

in New York, says he found the repub.
licans in good shape all around, and
that the campaign is being vigorously
and intelligently pushed, and that he
has not the slightest doubtof the cleo
ton of Harrison and Ried by larger
electoral vote than that cast for Harris
son and Morton. OF his own state Mr..
Perkins says: s'We have u hot fight on
our hands, with the democratic party,
swallowed up by the SO called peoples
party, but yoa may put it down as Ger.
tain that we are going to redeem Kan
sas this year. The campaign has pro-
gressed far enough to make it absolute
ly certain that the republican state
ticket and at least five congressman
will be elected, and before November
we expect to be certain of the rest of
the congressman aud are of the elector.
a! ticket. The prosperity Of the farm
ers of our state is leavi,sg the demage-
CUES, whose stock in trade is woe,
without argument"
If the cholera gets into the United
States. it will Lot because of any lack of
effort OH the part of the Marine Hospi-
tai services to keep it out, although it is
absolutely necessary that the various
state and city health authorities should
ihtelllgcntN cooperate with this bureau
| to ,,,ol-n tL> onor,nt;,,o ootu.11v ,,ro
ventative. The Marine Hospital sor-
vice, which is u bureau of the treasury
department, has control of the congress
sional appropriation known as the
epidemic fund, which will be used to
keep out this dreaded disease. Collec-
tors of customs ut all ports of entry
will act in conjunction with the Marine
Hospital service. and while there may
be insulated cases of the cholera which
will evade the vigilance of the quaran-
tine authorities and get into some of
our scaboard cities, it is believed that
the precautions taken will make it in-
possible for it to become an epidemic.
A local democrat of prominence says
that Whitney told him that Mr.. Clcve-
would try in his letter of acceptance to
to tone down the effect of the plain
spoken free trade plank in the national
platform, which is doing his party so
much harm in New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut states which he must
carry to be elected. 1t is too late for
any tonlng down process, and nothing
that MIR. Cleveland can say in his letter
can change the itsue Of this campaign
protection VS. free trade.
Much regret is expressed hero It the
announcement that Senator Dawes. of
Massachusetts,. whose term expires
March 4tl, 1893, will not be candidate
for re- election. Mr.. Dawes has hccn
enc of the wheel horses of the republi.
can party for so may years that his ab.
sence cannot fail to be felt, but there is
consolation in the fact that Massachl.
setts has many able republicans and
that his successor is certain te be g
good man.
The most troublesome problem that
the citizens committee in charge of the
G. A, II. encampment had to deal Will
lias been satisfactorily solved. Thai
was to arrange for a plentiful supply o1
good wholesome food, we'll cooked, ant
at a reasonable price, in close proximi
ty to the the barracks in which free
sleeping accommodations will he
furnished all veterans who do no.
engage their own quarters. A contrac,
has been made with caterer who bas
had wide experience in feeding large
crowds by which lie agrees to furnish
those Of the visitors who desire regular
meals with three good meals for 81 pei
day, and to supply at all times during
the night or day, celd lunches with hot
coffee and tea and milk at the nsua
city prices. The barrack have beer
named, those on the monument lot
Alger, in honor of General Alger, and
those in Garfield Park. Farragut, after
the gallant old admiral, long since gone
where all good sailors 60.
The addresses of sixteen of the sur.
vivlng war governors have been obtain.
ed by the committee and this week
invitations to attend the encampment
af special guests of honor of the com.
mittee will be forwarded to each of
them 1t is hoped that all of them may
be able to attend, as il is the purpose of
the committee to make their reunion a
memorable occasion.
Legislative District Com
ventiOn.
Notice is hereby given that conycn.
ton of the republican voters of the 10th
legislative district, comprising the
counties of Griggs and Steele will be