Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-30

1t IS to be hoped that Michigan will
send large delegation to the Buffalo
convention. The young men, and the
collegians particularly, of the country
are rapidly and naturally gravitating
into the republican party. This is not
without Its reason. for the principles
and history of the party naturally ap-
peal 10 their unbiased and unpreJu
diced minds. The college league is
one of the most interesting phenomena
of the present campaign. 1t is new
idea IN politics, and it has met with
wonder ul success. Ii was organized
on the 18th of May at Ann Arbor, and
has been spreading all over the country
since that time. In Indiana every col
lege and primary school organized, and
in Illinois the state league OF clubs and
the state committee have joined with
the college republicans and assisted
them IN perfecting their organization.
The movement Is injecting new ele-
ment into politics, which will have q
tendency to purify and elevate rather
than debase. II should De welcomed.
If reports be true the Hon. James
G.. Blaine will spend the afternoon of
his glorious life III the salubrious air
of California. Every American Will
JON in the wish that MS declining years
may be mellowed by the gentle asso-
0iations of his wife and children IN the
land of the Argonauts.
Why wouldn't 1t DO good plan for
the city to 60 into the hardware, dry
goods and coal business on its own &C
count, as we'll as the drug business? 1t
could buy nails, calico and coal at
wholesale and effect quite as much Of
an economy as in the purchase of pills
and powders.
II the earnest purpose to press the
contest evinced in the meeting Of the
republican committeeman shall extend
to the organization and maintenance
Of republican campaign clubs. the city
OF Grand Rapids will move into line
as certain republican stronghold.
ToMGHT the initial campaign meet
ing of the Lincoln club will be held in
the new club rooms. Business Of great
importance to all republicans will be
LAID before the meeting. and it IS de-
sired that a full attendance respond to
the invitation to be present.
IL turning a deaf ear to the sinister
advice OF has democratic henchmen and
resgning his office as chief justice, Mr..
Morse has shown az least one virtue
that has not been generally attributed
10 democrats.
ANOTHER impudeut imposter of the
TIP o. Tip stripe, = safely lodged IN
jaH. Taking advantage of a physical
disability he appealed 20 the char
table. aud was Systematically robbing
me sympathetic friends Of the DIS
tressed.
JUnGE Moses coufesses with some
show OF eager concern that he 3 in the
present campo On after the votes
He has a long snd tirssome journey
before him If he expects 20 get ahead
of them.
TINS years losses by strikes viii eK-
coed those entaued ia is71 aud 1881
combined. ami labor B. NOS one Whit
more independent and powerful. than
twas before She strikes were declared
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