The Yale expositor., 1896-10-02
Political Column.

The editor of the Y Rays says that
he is running the only simon pure
trademark blOwn-in-the-bottle Demo
crat newspaper in st. Clair county.
Buck is taking shot at pretty near
everything in sight these days, and hits
the bulls-eye pretty often too
A number of those who heard Z. T.
Law in his eloquent argument for Nc
Kinley, Protection and Sound Money
at Central Hall the other evening claim
his argument was the cleareSt and
most explicit of any yet delivered here
in Yale. Eugene is a fine clear headed
fellow and has lots of friends up in this
part of the county.
There not being hardly parties
enough participating in the original
nomination of o. b. J. Atkinson for
Congress, it was taken all back and
done over again on the oath by the
Democratic Peoples Union Silver
Party. Mr.. Atkinson will now resume
his talk about the "carbuncles" on the
old republican ship, etc.
John Tierney, special customs officer,
and VIM. Springer, Deputy Collector
of customs, were fired from the Gus
toms force last week for becoming too
familiar with Organism and Popocracy.
The boys like Morgan think they are
not TO blame for Cleveland's being a
stranded mugwunp without a party or
anything else but grudge for the par
by that turned him down.
There ere a great many reasons why
one should vote for popular Charley
Westcott for state Senator. He al
ways has been an employer of labor,
and liberal giver TO worthy charita-
BILE objects, never was known to take
advantage of public Office for private
gain. Always made a first-class pub
lie servant in the many capacities in
which he has acted. He is a keen,
bright business man with more than
ordinary ability, and what is going to
insure his election he has an enormous
capacity for making friends. He will
make hustling legislator.
The Lake Erie 81 Detroit River Rail
road has taken up the currency fight
on its own hook, and is going to pro-
tect itself against deprecated currency
at ali odds. They DO considerable bust
ness with large firms on the other side
of the river, and in the past have al
ways been glad TO accept American
that was good on that side of the river
They have changed this plan and here
after will only accept Canadian money.
Z. III. Doyle, of Wyandotte, does a log
shipment business with the road,
amounting to $1,000 a week, and is now
devoting his spare time to hunting
Canadian money to pay freight bills
with.-Amherstburg Echo.
Frank Turner Wolcott has made a
success out of everything he has ever
undertaken in life; even to the COM
hitting of matrimony,-alth some
OF his friends were beginning to be a
little worried over the latter as the
years rolled by and bachelorhood still
claimed him for it's own. But Frank
was never bastard in war;" and the
fact that he is no 'laggard in love" has
been attested by a brilliant wedding
which occurred in st. Clair City the
last of the month, in which Frank was
one principal and Miss Frances Smith
Holbert one of st. Glars most beauti-
full and accomplished daughters, the
other. His next success will be at the
polls in November when he will re-
ceive the right TO be called Judge.
The conference of Nationals called at
Smith, September %, perfected
county organization with M. N. Ed
gerton as chairman of the committee,
Alton Hubert secretary; and sherman
Sharrard treasurer. The following
nominations were made: Judge OF
Probate-Adam G. Draper, Smith.
Sheriff Edgar Bonney, Capac. CLERK
William Strong, Yale. Treasurer
Sherman ShafrfSvd, Capac. Register of
Deeds Daniel NJ. Jones', Smith. Sur-
yeyor-Walter Page, Smith. Coroners
Homer B. Howell, Be-ton Edgerton,
Sraith. Representative 30 state legis-
lature third district-M. N. Edgerton,
Smith. The address delivered at She
Berlin NJ. p. church Sept. 2lst by Rev.
J. 5. West was pronounced by the au-
dience to be the best ever heard, irres-
spective Of party affiliations. We are
glad 60 see that the National party has
honored citizen of Yale.
A. tba Davuhlican baacnuartQro t0-