Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02
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Thursd ay, Aug. 2, 1894.
Senator Villas evidently thought the
President needed two coats of white
wash, and he piled it on thick.
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The best news the country could now
receive would be the announcement of
sine die adjournment OF the sugar
trust of both Houses of Congress.
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Democrats may continue to ''point
with pride'' to ''the resolutions Of '98,
but they will never 'point with pride
to the Congress of '94. There is too
much that they are not proud Of, either
in the front or back view.
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It is reported that Col Watterson
will remain in Europe until "the open
grave is closed, and won't even send
flowers to the funeral Dana, however.
is back, and will read the services OF
''dust to DUST over the remains.
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The people of this section of the state
feel highly elated over the nomination
of w. H. Mylrea for Attorney General.
It is well deserved recognition of his
ability as man and a lawyer and one
that his friends in the " isconsin River
Valley will show by their votes next
fall that they appreciate,
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1t looks row as though Alex Stewart
OF Wausau, was sure of the Republican
nomination for Congress in this district
and that too on the first or second bal
lot. Fitield has only the delegation
from his own county and the Ring men
have practically given up the fight and
cOncede Stewards nomination.
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New York Recorder: The gold re-
serve is away dow n in the tifties and
may soon go into the fOrties unless
the tariff bill is either passed or kill
ed altogether. The incOmpetency and
mismanagemento of the party in power
would have ruined long ago any
other country in the world.
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G. c.. Yawkey is sure of the Repub.
]ican. nomination for Assemblyman this
fall. He will have the Oneida, Price
and Villas county delegations and the
Taylor county delegation will probably
conclude to make it unanimous and not
present candidate. A better man
could not have been picked upon for
the position and his election is as GER
tain as his nomination.
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Under the rOhber Mckinley law
and Republican legislation every man
who wanted to labor found plenty to
do at fair wages and got twenty
pounds of sugar for 81. But, oh. hor-
OrS! he had to pay about oneeight of |
cent more for Ibis little dinner pail. "
sensibilities of the Democratic heart
and made it shout Down With the
robber" and -Four more years OF
Grover and clover"
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One of the most appropriate mis-
prints we have ever seen is from tho
Appleton Crescent. 1t say: "The
Democrats of this state have always
been opposed to third term for state
officers, 1t is no reflection on the
admirable state daministra ton furn-
ISileu llie people curing tne past loul
years. Of course it is only a typo
graphical error but is a very pat one.
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The following well merrited tribute
to Major Upham, the Republican
nominee for governor, is from the
Eau Claire Leader, q prominens
Democratic paper:
The Republicans have been fortu-
nate in their choice for governor.
In Maj. ". II. Upha IN his party has
found Il man clean and upright, with
good war record and a man of
means. He is not a politician and
may perhaps find difficulty in smooth
inc over the differences i'm his own