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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-16
The( County J u6geship.

Some most unjust criticisms have
been made upon the administration of
Co0nty .DGdge Geo. e. Garter. Whether
they are made mslioiousFy or ignoFantly
we DO not;pretend 60 state, but the fact
thai they Gave only eomes1o ligh 1-G;nce
the commencement of the judicial cam
paiga, leads us to believe shat they are
not so much for the purpose of subserv-
ing the truth as for tde sole purpose of
defeating Mr.. Carter at the coming
election. The spirit of fairness and
tusti6e demands that correction of these
false aecusegions shall 5e anGde and the
people rightly informed rs to some of
the duties ef a County Judge. Sur
rounding conditions have more to do
with mens actions after they are
familiar with them than with their de
position when they view taslu from
afar.
Upon few things are the masses more
slightly informed than upon 'sbe eracs
Interpretation OF the laws governing
judicial officers. The position OF Judge
being one demanding unbiased deci-
sions, the laws governing his actions
are unusually eEacting When it is
known that any attorney practicing
before a court can, upon evidence that
a Judge is biased il giving decision,
appeal 10 higher court. the necessity
Of sarict laws, strictly observed, will be
apparent. All litigation is expensive
and appeals are to be avoided if they
possibly can be.
Nov a Judge does MOI make the laws
neither can he repeal law A Judge
is not responsible for the law as it
stands upon the statute books. If the
law is no. right, the legislature alone
can amend or repeal it. No matter
who is elected judge, the first thing
be must do is to take and subscribe to
en- oath that ne will support the Con-
stitution and laws of the state Of Wis
cousin. This means all the laws.
Not this one or that one, but all of
them. When 3 man elected to the
Office Of County Judge frds
the Statutes d Wisconsin, section 1882, !
to read Is follows: And no Judge, |
court commissioner. or other judicial
officer shall be allowed 10 give advice |
to parties il any matter or action /
pending before such Judge or officer, /
or shieh he has reason to believe will /
be brought before him for decision; /
neither sH4l he raft u prepare arr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-16
CITIZENS TICKET

a ballot so marked, and having no
other mark, will be counted for all the
candidates of that party in the co1umn
underneath, unless the names Of some
ofl1he candidates of the party have
been erased, and will be counted for
all names written in lieu of one erased
g. pasted over a printed name. Ii
you wish &c vote for some of the can
didates of different political parties.
terase the names of the candidates you
do not desire to vote for and make q
cross marx, \, after the nagse of each
candidate you desire to vote for. II
you wish TO Vote for person for q
certain Office whose name rs not On
the ballot, write or insert by apaster.
the name, in the blank sPzoe under
the printed name of the caneddates'for
the office, andtmark a cross, Y, in the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-16
GRANT COUNTY HERALD.

The GRANT CoUN~Y HERALD was
established March IS, 1913, and there
foe now enters on It's fftieth year
0noe week for bait century il has
goEe out to the homes of the people
with its columns of news, carrying Joy
and 9adness, mirth and gladness as well
as information from every where. It has
seen the great west grow up into a
magnificent part of magnificent ma.
ton. TIE wild prairies OF Grant
county have long ago given up their
wild flowers and grasses for the grain
and beauty Of civilization. The deer
pastures of fifty years ago have long
since forgotten the tre2d of the "ant.
lered monarch of tie forest" and now
yield Familiarity to the tramp Of heavy
Durhams or high bred Jerseys The
wild excitement OF the mines has given
place to peaceful agriculture; comfort
and plenty are on every hand and no
man need want.
These changes have taken place
gradually, it is true, but they have been
constant. There are now living but
few Of those Who. a half century ago,
were among the busy hands at work in
planting a new civilization. Yet there
are some and from them we hope to be
a6le to get letters Of biography and per
.oual reminiscence which can not fail
q be Of interest to orr readers The
Oldest settler now in the county i
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-16

square at the right of 1t. Do not
mark your ballot in any other way.
If you spoil your ballot, return it to
the ballot clerk and get another; you
cannot get more than three in all.
Five minutes time is allowed in booth
10 mark ballot. Unofficial ballots or
memorandum, TO assist the voter in
marking his ballot, can be taken into
the becth and may be used TO copy
fromS DO not show any one how you
have marked your ballot. After
marking ballot, fold IT so that the in
side cannot be seen, but so that the
printed Endorsements and signatures
of the ballot clerks on outside may be
seen. Then pass cut of the booth,
give your name to the inspector in
charge of the ballet box, hand him
your ballot TO be placed in box, and
and pass out of the voting place. A
voter who declares to presiding officer
that ne is unable to read, or that by
geason of physical disability he is un-
able to mark his ballot, can have
assistance of one or two election Off
GERS in marking same, to be chosen by
the voter The presiding officer may
administer au oath. in his discretion.
as to such PERSONS disability The
party designations and candidates for
the different offices are as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-16

papers or other proceedings relating
to such matter or action, except when
expressly authorized by law" For
violatioE of this statute the penalty is
removal from eEilce. THIS law can
not be ,sst aside at the mere within or
notion OF a Judge. no matter how
earnestly he may desire to do so.
Strict justice to individuals in court
imperatively demsEds the observance
of the law to the lettes No man can
honestly be Judge sgd attorney too--a
fact recognized by the legislature when
the law quoted was pas,ei.
1t mas also been stated that Judge
Carter compels the attendance Of aitor-
ncys ia his o2urt in az cases, and thus
increases the cost This Is wholly
false, as any one WHO knows any thing
about the present County Cour. can
readily testify. Judge Carter does not
compel tae Attendance q attorneys at
any time, unless required ov the plain
est kind Of statute to do 50. II q
person appears in court and desires
that the Judge shall draw up certain
papers, such AS are expressly forbid len
bY law, the most natural thing for the
person TO do is to go to a lawyer, who
knows Just what IS wanted, but if the
paPers are correctly drawn by any one
else it answers all purposes-n0 objec-
tionS have been made-and the papers
have in every Instance been properly
filed. But there are Numerous cases in
which the employment of attorneys is
absolutely required by statute which
no judge can avoid without risk Of being
removed from office.
When a guardian al litea4 is appoint
ed. that guardian must be an attorney
aad praeticing attorney ct that. Such
guardian must be appointe1 for all
minors having interest in any matter
pending before him, and il there are
several minors with adverse interests,
the County Judge must appoint a diff
ferent guardian nj item for each one Of
them.
II man leaves will discriminating
among his children or sets Of children,
those favored would naturally desire to
have The will stand approved, while
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-16
Election Notice.
OFFICE oFCrY CLERK,

oEFlNE VI ALEhht
LANCASTER, WIS, Mch IS, '93.
TIE THE ELECTORS OF THE CTR OF
LANCASTER:
Notice is hereby given that the an
uGal municipal election is to be held
in the city of Lancaster, on the 2lst
day of March, 1898, at which the
officers named below are to be chosen.
The names of the candidates for each
Office to be veted for, whose nomina-
tions have beer certified to this Office.
and the questions submitted to vote
are given opposite the name of the
office aud under the appropriate party
or other designation, each in its APP
propriate column.
IMPORTATION To VOTERS.
Voters wild receive ballot from a
ballot clerk upon entering the polling
place, and giving his name and resi-
dence None other can be used
Upon reoeiving your ballot, retire
alone 80 a booth or comparbm emit and
prepare your ballot a benot clert.
may 6nforn1 you as tc the proper mar
ner 0d marking ballot, but he mus
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-16
STAGE ROUTES.

LANCASTER & PLATTEVILLE STAGE.
(Daily.)
LEAVES Lancaster at p. m. and Arrives at
Platteville at p. m.
LEAVES Platteville at a. m. and Arrives at Lam
caster at 10 80 p. m.
GREEN. & ABRAMS Props.
LANCASTER 4 SPECHT'S FERRY STAGE.
(Daily)
EAyEs Lancaster at Q q. m. and Arrives at
Potosi at IL N.
LEAVES Potosi at p. m and Arrives at
Lancaster At 80 p. m.
BUD DUNCAN, PSOpr.
LANCASTER, BEETOWN Il BLOOMINGTON
STAGE.
&Daily.)
LEAVES Lancaster o. a n and Arrives g Bloom
ington at l2 m.
LEKvEs Bloomington at 1880 p. N. and Arrives
ct Lancaster sc $50 p. m.
JOE. SIXTH. Pcop,
LANCASTER q BURTON STAGE
LsEvBs Burton every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 8 am. and Arrives At Lsa>aster
at IL m.
LsAgRs Lancaster a. 100 p. m. on same days
Arrives at BurtoC At 800 p. m.
JNo. POTTER. Prop.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-16
PLATTEVILLE.

F. BALDWIN,-JUsTIcE OF THE PEACE.
Ofice at the City Hall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-16

not advise yen or indicate an any man
ner whom to vote for. II you wish TO
vote for all the candidates nominated
by any party, make cross mark, X,
under the party designation printed
at the top of the ballot in the square
made for that purpose, thus;
CITIZENS TICKET.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-16
BOS, OBEL.
Att0rneY

AttOrney-JoHN D. WILSON, Bosco6el,
Wis Attorney and Counselor Al Law. VIII
prscfire in an Wisconsin Courts and in the
f-njted States Court. makes Collections and
-srsacts business promptly once oFer Rlka
Br0's hardware store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-16

Eotel-PARK HOUSE, A. W. Moore, Pro
nrietor platteville. Wis. The house has been
Istel, fe1l5sG and refurnished throughout and
no 3 Si eg 70 accommodate guests
Good stsblilIg attached.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04
Sdbora errunae, tpprben 1T.

S1b0r1 erru1gen DOrDen III.
Dies tpirb in ber ~. u. g." bann
nod bes NGberen tpte folgt erldutert:
Die Geinbfelisteiten StttPs sesen bic
Deut{den tparen bic llrfa4t, bab am
6. Stunt b. s. ber bamalise Stationsz
def bon Sabora. Dr. S4peiingen, i'm
Nerein nit Der bamals bort be- inbli9en
Expedition bes Mntiitlaperetsg omites
@raf S9meiniB) etnen Wnsrif auf
bas Dorf Stttps, bas 1 IL Stunben
bon Der bsut19en Station eutfernt
liest, unternabm; es selans bamals
aber ni9t, bic eisentli4e Teituna Sitz
tts gu nebmen. Sbtpobl Der Grtebe
feitoem duberli@ setpabrt blieb, ia Git
II fi9 bur@ etnen @ertrag bonn 2. De-
tober b. 5. 54einbar pollftdnbtg unterz
iparf. blieben bic @erbdltniHe in Sabos
ra bod tets gefabrbrobenb, 10 bab
9err Sisl, BET n~euerbinss gum @taz
tionS9ef bon Sabora ernannt porben
lit, NIT bebeutenben Mo9tmitteln aus
9eriiftet tpurbe, I'm. enbli9 ben tptdttgz
item puntt i'm 8innenlanbe Sftafrttas
unb nit ibm ben @ertebr gu ben Seen
befnttip 3u fi@ern. Sn5mii&tn 1T Ct
tpobl f@on In 9abora ein9etroEen.
St finbet ben pefentliden She'll ber Mr=
Belt bereits setban; boHentlt@ fi4rt ber
WaHenerfolg ben lieutenant prtnce
er3ielt bat. nun CUR politGnbigen I'M
terperfung Der tpiberftrebsnben Gles
mer,te an ber mi@tigiten 9anbelsftrabe
unferes. S9ubgebtetes.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04
9cutiGcr 9iro III crairita.

Mus Sabora ibermittelt Elm in Darz
esz@alam eingetrofenes Selegramm
bic pi9ttge Melbung, bab @ittt bin
Mtaiipa, Der beuti4feinbli4e Sultan
bon unDanDembe, BON lieutenant
Yrince Be tegt unb I'M Sample gefauen
1T. 0as Selegramm lautet:
9ar=esz@alam, 13. Mdr3. Nah
amtli9er Melbung aug 5abora bat ber
bortige Rommanbirenoe, lieutenant
0rince, bic Ma9t bes unbotmdbtgen
NegerbGuptlines Sitti, pel4er troB
feiner por einigen Monaten erfplgten
i@einbare11 untermerfungen fortfubr,
bic @tellung ber Deut1@en in 9abora
au gefGbrten, enbgilttg 9ebroden. Na4z
benz 2ieutenant Yrince bret Sage btnz
bur9 bonn 10. Big 13. Sanuar b. s.
bic feftungsartige @eitben3 bes 9duptz
lings b%elagert, tpurbe bte1elbe in ltegz
REDEEM Mniturm genommen, nobel Sit=
ii Fe1. Ser Sob bie1es e~influBreifen
SS"ntltngs biirgt fir bic nu@baltt9e
@tGrte Der beut1 den 9err14aft in So
bora. Ser btesfettise @erluft betrGgt:
Gin farbt9er Sff3ier unb 4 farbtge
@olbaten tobt, II farbtge @olbaten
pertpunbet.
@on offci0ier @eite pirb bieiem Sc
lesram nod bin3uaefiist: 9erbor5ubez
Ben 1T, bab btefer @aHenerfols por Anz
funft Der nit Sabresanfang bon Der
&ufte abmari@trten, inapif4en perz
mutblib bereits eingetroHenen bebeuz
tenber @eritdrtung Der 8eiabung bon
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04
11eHcr oaS ~Gppfua{Gen.

Sic meiiten Mdnner unb &naben
MAIDEN 1i9 bel ber 9oilette bag &optz
bqqr nah, cine @epfogenbeit, bic entz
5@ieoen cine i4[e9te @irtung berborz
brin9t, 1ogar penn bas our bstben
@ommraeit ge14iebt. Man glaubt
pobl, BAG Nabma4en bes SCOPES lei
cine @rfri1dung? Sem TT aber niat
10; es leibet nt@t muir bic 9aartpur5el,
tpel&e bur@ fortgeieBtes unterma1aen
bas 6aar lodert, fpnoern es ptrtt auh
na@tbeilig auf bic @ebtraft, auf bag
@e6Dr un6 er5eugt &opfpeb. Der Sept
ion nit Wa1@ungen per19ont blelber.
Mm bel ten 1T es, bic 9aare nit Sllpenz
81 Elm tpenig felt gu balten uno NIT Der
8iirfte au bebanbeln. 9u erbGlt bic
S4doel6ede bas n0tbige gei@meioige
@efubl unb bic 9aartpur3el ibre Mabz
runq. @9uppen ftno nt@t getpaltlam
au entfernen, ba iie bur4 bic fettgebal*
fene &opfbaut BON felbit aufse1augt
tperben. Sen &opf maf&e mann ale
3 Zig 4 Wodsn einmal, unb atpar
Wbenbs por benz @9lafengeben. Man
nebme einen balben 2iter 9anflamer,
ben bic @Dgel getp0bnli& als Sutter
befommen, fo9e bteies 4uantum IN
circa einem @iertelliter Mafer anoertz
balls @tunben lang in etnem grDb ere1
Observation-Disclosures @efdbe ab, laie es
aiemli6 austiiblen, 70 bab man es gum
Ropfmai9en nt9t gu parm unb n1Ht
gu tibl fnbet. Mit ber 9alfte oapon
unb nit feiner @lpcerinieife tpa i9e
man ben &opf unb f4utte 1obann bag
gebrau9te 9aarma6er meg. 9ieraut
nebme man bic 3peite 9dlfte uno
19pemme ii9 ben &opf obne @eife oaz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04

nit al. laiie bas 9aar gut trodnen.
binbe elm Sud- UNI ben 4opf unb ge9t
Az 8ett. Na9 bret Bis bier Stunoen
fann Der &opf tpieber entblObt tperben.
Der S9!af tpirb na4 bieier proaez
bur leid)t unb erqutdenb iein unb bss
Morgsns m:rb ma cine on 1ene9me grz
lei9teruns uno Grfrii4uns ni9t Bios
am &opfe. fonoern AUDI i'm ganoer,
Rorper gu empfinten. Das fette CANT
tpaFer tptrtt ungemein auf oas Wahs<
tbum bes SPARES.
Oamen birfen niht NIT unbeoedtem
8ppfe, bos 9aar se0Hnet, falafen. Dim
be'ten 1T es, tpenn bic 9aare suiame
mensepunbsn unb ale 6aarnabeln Be-
Isit''| peroen, benin au4 nur cine etnz
aiae 9aarn1nel i'm loie au1ammensez
tpunbenen 9aar 1T eben . management,
ME f6dolid. Die 9aare iinb gu S4eiz
teln absstbeilt limits unb re4ts in einen
lei9tsm 3opfe gu fle4ten. 70 bab bas
6interbaupt b0lig fret liest Man4e
0amen tperben fi4 apar i4per baau
entI@l.ben, fir bic @aat 10 cine SRI
fur gu MAIDEN. bod es mub fetn! @s
bient 3ur @eiunbbeit, our @tdrtuns
ber &opfnerpen, our 8ef0roerung bes
Madstbumes ber 9aare. CUR &ube uno
p1ese ber 9aarmurael. 9:eie mub
glei9 elmer 8lume oart uno fret gebalz
ter m,roen; unter benz 0rude Der
Orabtnabsln. burd 3ufammentpinben
unb Wellen unb bur4 bic Gtnmirtun9
bes beiBen @ifens itirbt bas 9aar balo
al unb fdQt aus.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04

- Sic @esierung ber Ser. @taater
aablt nod INNER tdgli4 fir bas 4b:
feuern BON Morsen= unb Nbenbz@a:
lut16uKen $1,000. 8iele 2eute ia:
ben pobrideinli9 niemals bapon &c:
bDrt. baB bas 2anb iopiel @elo aus:
qiebt, nm bic Come bel ibrem Muf:
gang au begruben uno beim Nieoerganl
tinen MbI9iebsgruB na@5uf4iden.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04

DaB bos 8riefmarten 1ammeln nod
ni4t auf benz Musiterbez@ tat ftebt,
gebt nobl am 8eiten aus Der ftarten
8etbeiligung herbor, pel4e ii@ bic Der:
iteigerung gu erfreuen bate, bic tiir3lif
in ber Nep Dorter @runbeigentbumsz
b1r1e 1tattfanb. Die beribmte 8riefz
marteniammlung bes 9errn s. be Cop
pet fam our 0er5teigeruna, bic nu1
Ma:ten BON @taaten Der ne1tli4en 9e=
mispbdre, barunten jebo9 erobe &ariz
tGten, entbdlt. Die leltenite Der
@taatenzMarte, cine 2 Gents Marte
bonn Sabre 1850, eritano 9err &. ).
Mbre9t fir $1,000. Sir bic Musgab:
BON 1856 5ablte 9err 9borne. 1927.
tpGbrenb bic Propiiorien BON 1864, 2
@ents unb 4 Gents Marten, BON 9rn,
Mlbre4t fir 1922 reip. 5000 ertporben
murben. Sir cine iiberaus ieltene 8riz
tiff Guinea 2 Gents Marte, Musgabe
pom Sabre 1850, fopie cine 9lei@e 4
Gents Marte pom SABRE 1862 muroen
2iebbaberprei1e bon SOLO be5p. 5000
be3ablt 1tp. 9ie bebeutenbften @ammz
Ter Nep Dort's tparen per1Dnli4 artpez
1enb, bod batten au@ mebrere @nt6uiis
a item bes Meftens unb Ganaba's it'd
aufgema9t, UNI bic @elegenbeit ni4t gu
.rer1dumen, einige Der begebrteften Dim
ger9en gu erbai4en. mdbrenb bic BE-
6eutenben europdi1@en 9dnbler tbre
Muftrdse bieiigen @ertretern i~iberfanoz
ten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04

Ser @eitdftstbeil bes @taot@ens
Water8a allen, in g Gounth
pentae Meilen bon Sutton, &p, entz
fernt, lit bur9 Teuer aeritDrt por0er.
i3man3ig pber breibig 9dui er u1o a1e
3dben iinb nieberge6rannt uno o1ele-
ber @inmobner finb obba4los.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04
Mnbrfheinlih bic GIte3te Hrur

- Mabr1@einli@ bic dltefte 6rau
i'm @taate zWirginien 1T 6rau
@unice Gpnrab, seb. Mace, bon Big
8uu Mun nabe 6 ebarpi1lei in Sill
NOR Gountp. Sic bat bas ebrpiirbige
Mlter bon III Sabren errei4t uno 1T,
obtpobl ibr Mugenli@t unb @eb0r ettpas
abgenommer baben, nod redt tri14
un6 munter. 9ie alte Dame fpri4t
nit @orliebe bon ibrer Su9enb5eit uno
ben @rlebnihen ipdterer SABRE. sic
murbe am 4. Muguit 1776 in benz iebt
als Yenbleton Gountp betannten Sc
bet geboren. Sbre @ltern tparen
Deut{9e, pel4e in ITO bortbin ia
men unb feds Sabre na4 Grau @onz
rabs @eburt fi9 nabe benz ieBigen Gut
ton in 8rarton @ountp nieoerliebe::
sic tparen bic Ct item tpeiben Mn1teoler
am tleinen &anamba'5lui1e e. Sbre
nGfiten tpeiben Na4barn lebten baz
mails in benz 30 Meilen e%ntfernten
8udbannon in upibur @ountp. 9as
bq3pi1@en liegenbe @ebiet mar bi4t
bon sSnbianern betpobnt. SIN @lter
BON % SSabren perbetratbete lie ii4 nit
eeSafob @onrab. Sic jungen 2eute paz
rem bic eriten Meiben, bic fi4 am 9ud
Camp Greet nieberlieBen. sic batten
pier3ebn Rinber, tpel@e auber benz
iunqften, 6enrD, Bel pel4em Jruu
Gonrab pobnt, jebt 1dmmtli4 toot
iinb. sfrau GonrQbs @atte ma9te ben
Rrieg BON 1912 nit unb Trau @onrab
erbGlt als feline Mtttpe cine peniton
bon SIP ben Monat.
Der beriibmte Naturfori&sr Ilz
pbonie be Ganboue lit, 81 Sabre alt,
in @enf aeltorbsn. Mlpbonie be Ganz
bone, Elm @pbn bes beriibmten 8otaniz
fers Mugu1tin be Ganbolle, ber bag naf
i6m b,nannte natiirlide pfan5en1pItem
aufftelte, emit tammte elmer propenz
cali{9en Tamilie, bic UNI bic Mitte bes
16. Sa6rbunberts aus confe11toneQer
&udi9ten na9 @enf alspanoerte.
@r ftubirte 5uer1 It Re4ts>pihen14aft,
per0hentli9te audi 5ablreife juriftii9e
unb 1tatifti19e Mbbanblungen, tpuroe
aber bur9 ben @infub ietnes @aters
mebr unb mebr CUR 8otanit binge5ogen
unb no9 benz Sobe ieines @aters I'M
Sabre 1841 gum Profeior Der 8otanit
unb Oi,ettor bes bptani14en @artens
in Sent ernannt. ST bat 3ablrei9e
botanide Werte gei&rieben; letn be-
beutenbi tee, benz er ieinen &uf als
pFan5enseo9rapb perbantt, 1T: "2ots
be Ia nomenclature botanique."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-04

ssSn MaGeigh q. 6. 5eritorte
sFeuer cine &ir@e bet 5arbtgen 1lno'
aebn Wobnbdui er. Ser @4aoen be-
frdgt $4,000. bic 8erii4eruns 49,
600.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02


Every ything indicates that Senators
Jones, Of Nevada; Teller and Walcott,
Of Colorado; Dubois, Of Idaho, all Re-
publicans; aud Senators Daniel, Ut
Virginia; Vance, Of North Carolina;
both Democrats, will soon follow
Stewart and Bryan into the Populist
party. These men do not belong to
the old parties only in name; they
make peoples argument every time
they make speech, they may not
have investigated land md transpor.
ta:ion, to the extent that men have
who have made q study OF the reform
movement for years, but they are all
honest men, and when they turn their
attention to transportation, it will take
but little while for them to see the
great wrong which the people are suf.
fering from, and will at once give the
weight OF their great abilities, to the
work of helping place them where
they belong, strictly in the hands OF
government, there to serve the peo-
pies interest, instead of being made
the instrument of robbery, as it is to-
day. We look forward to the imme.
diate future when We shall see them
doing battle manfnlly, in the peoples
cause.-Lamar Union.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02

Proof upon proof is piling up thai
the two old parties are one except II
name, and it new looks very probable
that Clevland will be the fusion can
didate for president. The press
dispatches of Monday contained the
startling announcement that the pre-.
sident does not think any compro.
mise should be proposed that is no,
acceptable to the Republicans az
they have acted in msnly way in
standing of and letting the Demo
Gratis have their own way. He says
that if there is to be compromise
it should he on plan on which the
Republicans should be consulted
and could approve OF. The Kansas
City Star says that any compromise
which Cleveland approves will be sat
isfactory to the great masses of the
American people" and that ''he is
the guiding star Of his time aud
country They are evidently get
ting together preparing to defend
capital by uniting it necessary. which
they will be forced to do to meet the
rising It'd: OF reform. In quoting
Senator Higgins, Of Delaware. the
Chicago lntcr-Occan of October lG
said:
"The Republicans have stood true
to their colols. They have furnished
the majority vote in favor OF the bill
right along, and have furnished the
majority to make 4 quorum, nOtwith.
standing the fact this a Democratic
administration and i. Is an admins.
tration measure. We stand for ur.
conditional, repeal now as heretofore
and against compromise would go
through"
OF course they stand true to the
Soidbug cOlors and aid the DEMOCRATS
all they can, and soon will be obliged
to come openly together as one pluto
cratic party, but it will avail them
not, fol it would be as easy to tie up
\ rainbow to make it rain, or bride
Il clowd to ride to heaven as to stop
the social and political revolution now
on the way.-Laborer's Tribune.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02

Gen. Thomas l.. Rosser, OF Virgin
ia, is out in y long letter abandoning
the 50 called Democratic party, i,
having left ever principle Of tha,
grand old party behind, the general
leaves them in disgust: In giving
his adhesion to the Popul,st party, he
concluded his letter as foll>ws.
greet it rs the savior Of my country
and enlist f>r service under its pure
patriotic banner.-Lamar Union.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02
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