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NOKTHERJN TKIBUNJU AUGUST 12, 1882. NORTHERN TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. AUGUST 12. 1882. Bepuellmn Couuty onrcnllu. A Republican County Convention for Che boygan county ia hereby called, te be held at -the Town Hall, in the village of Cheboygan, on rridny, August 25, 1882, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. This convention in called for the purpose of electing two delegates to the Republican state convention to be held at the village o KtUamazoo, August 80, next, two delegates to the Republican Congressional Convention to ! held at Bay City, August 31, next, the number of delegates to which this county may be entitled, to attend the Republican Conventions when called, of the State Sena torial and Representative districts, to which this county Is attachod; also to elect a coun ty committee to serve for the ensuing two years. Each township will be entitled to one dele gate for each 40 votes and a moiety thereof OMt for t'reataentUU electors in ine election of 1880, as follows: Benton, 15 delegates. Reaugrand, 8 " Burt, 2 " Duncan, 2 " Grant, 4 " Inverness, 5 " Tuscarora, 3 " Munro, 1 Mentor, 1 " Nunda, 1 " Ellis, 1 By order of the County Committee. JACOU WALTON. Chairman, FRANK SHEPHERD. Sec'y. 1IEPUBLICAN STATU CONVENTION A Republican state convention to nominate state offlcors and for the transaction of othei business, will be held at the opera house in tn village of Kalamazoo, on Wednesday, Augusi 30. lt82,at 11 o'clock A. M. In accordance with a resolution adopted at Grand Rapips, May 10. 187tt. every countj will be entitled to one delegate for each 500 ot the total vote cast for governor at the l isi tato election (In 1880) and one additional dele gate for everv fraction of 300 votes, but each organised county shall be entitled to at least one delegate. . Under a resolution of 185 no delegate will le entitled to a seat in the convention wh doos not reside in tho county he proposes t represent. . . , . In accordance with resolution adopted at Detroit, June 81, 1880, tho secretary of each county convention is requested to forward t tho sooretary of the state central committee, by the oarliest mail after the delegates to tin state convention are chosen, a certified list at such delegate as are entitled to seats in the state eonventkm from their rMHMii ye ooun ties. H. P. BALDWIN, Chairman. G. W. Partbiwsk, Secretary protem. Dated Detroit, June 7. 18Wf. Republican. CmTittlB, Teain Dla. Mat. The Republicans of the Tenth Congression a district are requested to meet in convention, by properly tccxelitel delegates at the court house iu the city of Day City, on Thursday, August 31st, at 2 o'clock p. m., for the purpom of putting In nomination a cantlitlato for repre sentative in Congress for said district; and foi the transaction off such otlr business as uiaj come before the convention. The several conntie ot the district will be entitled to the same number Jof delegates as al lowed at the state conventton Iwiug on the iKisis of one delegate for each five hundred of the total vote cast for governor at the last state election and one delegate for every frac tion Of 800 votes; provided, that each organized county shall be entitled to at least one delegate, viz Alcona. . . Alpena. . . Bay Clare Crawford. Cheboygan. . 1 . 4 .11 . 2 . 1 2 Emmet 3 (ilailwin 1 Iosco 8 Montmorency 1 Itgeinaw 1 Otsego 1 Oscoda 1 Presquelsle 1 Roscommon 2 Tuscola 10 Each delegate liiust reside in the couuty ht proposes to represent. Bay City, July 24, 1882. t T. F. Shepakd, Bay City. W. C. Stkvkns, East Tawas. Henry Woodruff, Farwell. J. A. Trottkr, Vassar. Geo. W. Ball Cheboygan. Wm. Crosby, Harbor Sidings, Republican Committee, Tenth District. Governor Foster says that it costs Ohio $3,000,000 a year to support its poor, and that $2,500,000 of that is directly chargable to the liquor traffic. The en tire saloon interest in the state pays less than $300,000 in taxes, leaving the rest of the tax-payers to foot the balance of the cost of free trade in intoxicants. The vote on the passage of the Ri ver and Harbor bill over the President's veto was, politically, as follows: In the House yeas: Republicans 67, Democrats 55, total 122; nays: Republicans 32, Demo crats 27, total 5(J. In the Senate yeas: Republicans 18, Democrats 23, total 41; jiays: Republicans 13, Democrats 2, total 15. The simple fact that the bonds of the government bearing an interest of only 2 per cent are at a premium in every money market, is proof of good manage ment and evidence of faith in the future of the country, The Republican party did the managing and did the work that paved the way for such a promising fu ture. It is an off year in politics, but it won't do any harm to remember this. The present session of Congress has been a long one, though not by any means the longest on record. The first session of the 44th Congress lasted 254 days, from December 5, 1875, to August 15, 1876. The 34th Congress continued its first session from December 3, 1855, to August 18, 1856, in all 260 days. The 83d Congress continued its first session 246 days, adjonrning August 7, 1854. The 32d Congress first session lasted 275 days, to August 31, 1852, while the 31st Congress beat all others before or since, sitting from December 3, 1849, to Sep tember 30, 1850, in all 302 days. The present session has lasted to date 246 days. The silk culture movement which started in Philadelphia is rapidly gain ing ground in New York, and gentlemen of means are interesting themselves to give it substantial encouragement. The Senate in executive session Mon day confirmed the following nomina tions: General Grant and W. H. Trescott commissioners to negotiate a eommer cial treaty with Mexico; Colonel Charles H. Crane, to be Surgeon General of the United States army. The first great loan authorized by the government in 1861, amounting to $189, 300,000, has been wiped out. Of the sec ond loan of $75,000,000, but $17,000,000 remain uncanceled. The people of the United States are debt-payers. Dr. Wood, professor of chemistry of Bishop's college, Montreal, reports on a number of cures of acute rheumatism effected by fasting, the time being from four to ten days. No medicines were given, the patient simply being allowed cold water and lemonade in moderate quantities. From his experience, Dr Wood has reached the conclusion that rheumatism is only a phase of indiges tion, to be cured by allowing the viscera a rest. The United States will have at least one substantial citizen in its diplomatic service, who will not have to depend up on his salary to support the dignity and style of the republic at a foreign court William Waldorf Astor, just confirmed as minister to Italv. is reputed to be worth $50,000,000. He will not be oblig ed to go a-foot or employ a shilling cab when he calls upon a king. If hff-lias a mind to, he can discount the king and liis court on style. Times have changed since Ben. Franklin went abroad. The Chicago Inter Ocean says, the in timation of the so-called Grand Army Journal that Senator Ferry, of Michigan, lias not been friendly to tho soldiers, lias but served to make more prominent the fact that the Senator from first to ast has been a warm advocate of the auseof maimed soldiers. His speech f July 31 in the Senate is evidence of this, and it is but one of many that illus trate his earnestness and consistency on this question, Those who believe that maimed soldiers should not bo pension- d, can make a strong point against Mr. Ferry by quoting from his speeches, but those who believe that the policy of the Republican party is right, on this ques tion cannot find fault with him. The Liquor Truffle. The National Republican says editor ally: "prohibitory legislation affecting the manufacture and sale of liquors is one of the issues which, sooner or later, must be squarely met by the two great political parties of the country. In Kansas, Iowa, Ohio, anil Tsortli Caro lina the question has become an im portant factor in local politcs, and it is uoticable that in certain other states, specially throughout the south the ad vocates of at least a restrictive policy as regards the sale of spiritous and even malt liquors, are gaining many adher ents. Under the present local option laws passed by their respective legis latures, numerous counties and towns in Texas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Georg ia, and Alabama have already by a pop ular vote declared In favor of the iac pression of the liquor traffic, and in those localities where a trial of any length of time has been had, the verdict of the local press, which is generally supposed to reflect public opinion, has been in favor of a continuance of the prohibitory measures, in tact there is a growing disposition in all sections of the country to give the people the right to regulate through the ballot-box tMa entire matter, and if such authoritv be conferred throughout all or a majority of the States it will not be long before Congress will be forced to take some action in the premises. The question is one of vast and growing importance in National affairs. Opinions will differ as they must on all great questions, as to the proper line of policy to pursue, but that parties must decide, and that presently, upon which side they will array themselves, is already a fixed fact. Prohibition or anti-prohibition which shall it be?" WHY BOTHER WITH A RIOGLING Wain Mi Vilw em b Donblil I SJ CLOSING OUT 6 TLf B. J. W LUCAS, of Stale Crwk, Mich., pupil of lh. etl. j"- bratea Fanner Mile.," aiak.a a tpeeltUjr ef Ca.ir.uoa Mock, .ud handlee Mm5m wl"' "' Bit .v. lam the oar correct one, and Injurea the animal leaa than anr athar nirihud. He la Indorsed by the beat boreemcB la the country, aa a lata and reliable operator, rartle. can ecure hit errlsw by fermlog a club. Will alas ipay domeiiKi anlmala. and teach hta patrona the art. Send tor taallmonlala and deacriptive circular. The .bare cut llluitrmtee all method of aecurinf the animal tor operatlom, wUlcu aflbetually prerenta Injury to the animal ar operator. Addraaa, J.W.LUCAS, Milt track, auaa. HSTotice. T ,11ipa7..ca8h for onG hundred thousand ,.rvii .t.i t waw mmmrm nvoi CHAS. HHANACK. WHY NOT STOP fa y Reduced Prices! -AT THE The balance of our Summer Stock, con sisting of A New Cubic ComitHny. Last Saturday the Senate passed a bill providing for the laving of a new cable, designing to promote telegraph communication between the United States.) and Europe, and sent it to the House, where it was placed in the hands of Mr. Willits for examination and re port. Willits studied the matter care fully and made a favorable report there on Monday. On his motion the bill was taken from the speaker's table and pass ed. The Incorporators of this new cable line named in the bill are Samuel L M. Harlow, and Orazio Lugo, of New York, and A. G. Busby, M. McAllister, and J. H. Colton of Pennsylvania. The terms of the bill provide that the laying of the cable must be begun within two years and the charges to individuals for messages shall not exceed 20 cents per word. The salt association of Mictiigan has established an agency in Buffalo for the sale of Michigan salt in the east in cargo lots. Many eastern dealers who have handled all kinds of salt say they can sell Michigan salt for more money and that it gives better satisfaction than any other on account of its purity. s AKERY!j)regg (00(Jg Where Vou Can Get Bread, Butter, Cheese, rackers, Silks, Cloaks and Dolmans, Fans, Parasols, Hosiery, etc. OFFER PIES AND CAKES, WE a m m -a a at a v t I 1 J 1 A . confectionery &c. A tfhoice line ot JJress Jf lams ai iuc. ( ;wwl Worsted Dress Goods at I5c and 20c. CANNED GOODS !. . ,u o All Yvooi xmuuiigs at iiu, nwui wi Lace Buntings at I9c, worth 30c. - . m m m a rt s-v j 1 i v JLZiZ. orders i ace Buntings, all wool, at auc, worm iuc. Nuns Veilings, all wool, at 45c. Of All Kinds. 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