Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-07

Yesterday afsarnoxn TIE C1asendsn
hotel wss sold 70 J. d hxitsaa. The
consideration vas poe soatsd. hos 0r.
brsttoe Esss . snUeonGs ex el.l1P 70
Ma Asrgaret kinsan. cossring ~
furniture IN the hotel H. Ciarsodm
has been oooducssd ~ - "a shis
teen seSrs b. I'D killsan and HE soa.
John The hotsl he Aad firvs clsss
reputation and has psoapsesd undsr il
landlords Ths kasAslr5 has soauirsd =
reputation b reasna q shs personal sp-
psarunce u the psspsissnrA Du4A veish
snmsthings osss so peaAda. and the
father iookD young eocsgA 10 b. the
sou. While The 80 looks old enough 20
b. the father. Stranger havs hssa
driven hopeseenly insane by trying N
keep their deeety sspsrats 1Asy
have been cell liked and the Class~dua
has been popular Fnsnrt 1oe thAuAricnl
people. Neither Ns. kiiieaa a. John
haS decided vhat they will d.. johs vsil
remain in the hotei ar . fsv dayA. s1siss
ing the ncw landlord 10 become sc.
qusintsd With ils allaiU. Mr.. Bssston
took pnssession a the property yestcf-
dsy. he We tooeriy propriesos a The
Bridge Street Aosasa
The Hon. Philip T. Cclgross. pssd
dent At the STATE Lssgue al Republican
clubs. sss guest IN The Nortos ysssss-
day. Il am surprised II the magnificent
victory gained BY the republicans in the
spring election" aid he. Il did not
think il possible. ! believed that ne
could elect Hooker by . small plurality.
but after the national landslide of last
fall ! had no idea that we could do -
we'll. Ii shows what organization can
do for political party. even under I'D
verse circumstances With the country
democrat by IN ovsrwh elming majority
and democrat president IN Office deal.
ing out patronage 10 democrats. IL wss
hardly 10 Ire expected that the republic.
ans would take \ great interest IN the
spring elections The democrats. how
ever. felt called upon 10 do something 70
show their appreciation fog adrpinistrs-
tion favors. and naturally worked hard
to win. The result 10 brilliant triumph
for republicsnism. The republican
party in Michigan has not been % we'll
organized bciorc in ten years. This
superb organization Will DO continued
and the interest sustained. Pres tent
Clarkson 81 the National league 10 al
ready preparing fos the campaign a M.
Republicans eli over the country arc
organizing. and We shall redeem the
nation at tho next presidential election"
-You zee il was like this.- began Tim
Nester. tho irrepressible leader II upper
peninsula democracy. in The Morton
last night - he lighted . fresh cigar
and pushed back his hat We didn't
exactly carry tho state this spring, but
We should not Be held responsible Tor it.
The boys we're too busy 20 get out and
vote. Do you know how many post
Offices there are in Michigan. At least
1000. Suppose nov there are six candi-
date for every officc. That's 120O
democrat wheel. horses taken right out
Of the procession. A man can't expect
To whoop 'cr up ia . state election when
hes hustling after the postofice. II it
hadn't been tor the Offices. figure that
We should have won by at least 1000
plurality. But what il No were de-
feated! What In local defeat to being
postmaster under . civil service reform
administration? Let u be postmasters
and what do We care who's supervisor
from Podunk township or constable in
the sixth ward? We're all right Two
years from now we'll wipe EN- Cd the
earth
"One Of the most unique methods OF
settling strike that ever came to my
notice took place in Toledo twenty years
ago" said j. G. Morsc. . well known
railroad man from that city. in The