The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1898-10-01

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something like this: ''The greatest liv-
ing acrobat will appear at on
-, 1898, under the auspices OF the
Republican state central committee, A.
B. Moss, manager.-Caldwel Record.
Bonnsr's Ferry was not overlooked in
the distribution of Offices by the recent
conventions. On the silver ticket we
have the nominee for senator, Capt.
AInslee; for auditor, Mr.. Callahan; and
for treasurer, Mr.. Mcclure. The Repub-
lieans secured the candidate for county
attorney, Mr.. Henry; and for coroner,
DIR. Bishop.-Kootenai Herald.
I've have more gold in the treasury
now than we ever had in all our history, -
said an exultant Republican the other
day. YES" said another Republican
who heard the boast "and q blamed
sight less money in the pockets of the
people. What good does it do you or
me to have the money Of the country
locked up IN Uncle Sans vaults?" And
the boasteP answered not at all.-Ameri-
can Standard.
During the great convention week at
Boise it is said that prominent goldite
was explaining to Senator Shoup the
difference between the wrangle then 60
ing on between the friends of silver and
the perfect harmony that reigned in the
ranks OF the goldbug Republicans, when
the old man from Lemhi answered in
voice that would have frozen KIondike
Indian: "Yes, the Republicans always
have harmony to burn when there is no
show to get any thing" And then they
returned to their mineral water.-Pay-
cite Independent.
The plan Of cooperation agreed upon
ny the Silver Republicans and Demo
Gratis at their state conventions at Boise
Is the keynote OF the campaign. II in
eludes like alliances upon q fair and
equitable basis in the nomination Of leg
islative and county tickets. Identity of
tickets in the legislative districts and
the several counties means harmony and
unity Of action locally. Such action
locally means more votes for the state
ticket. Harmony Of action can only be
secured by harmony Of tickets, and by
harmony of action only can victory be
assured.-Pcatello Tribune.
Some Of the Democrats in this city de.
clare that before they will vote for Willis
Sweet for district judge they will vote
for the Republican nominee. The Dem.
ocrats feel that the Silver Republicans
should have endorsed the nomination of
the Democratic candidate, and in order
TO even up for the failure OF the Silver
to live up to the fusion
agreed upon at Boise they will vote for
Steele. The Democrats now realize that
their candidate is no longer factor in
The race, and they will vote for the Re-
publican candidate in order to SNOW"
Sweet and his Silver Republican friends
lnder.-Moscow Mirror.
n. NJ. Ruick, q lifelong silver man.
irst a. democrat and then az a Popu-
list. has joined the Republican ranks
Ind 10 scheduled TO speak with Judge
Hepburn, about the only prominent Re-
publican in Idaho who is outspoken for
he gold standard. Only few days ago
buick was an active PCpulist. Some
men change their views, bat Ruiek has
Tot. He has been lifelong student Of
POLITICAL issues, and could not honestly
hange his views on all political ques-
ions in day. The man whose flop IL
lrst announced in a notice that be is .
laid speaker Of some other party is evil
Ience enough that the pay came first
md that the flop was duly rewarded.
he influence Of tuch men will count for
but in the opposite direction
rom what wss intended. Idaho World