The Marshall republican. [volume], June 16, 1899, Page 2, Image 2

About The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914

Image provided by: State Historical Society of Missouri; Columbia, MO

                
77; MARSHALL REPUBLICAN.
Jlllit) 111, 180!).
THE
MARSHALL REPUBLICAN.
Kntrml at tin I 1 j iti.-- In Mnrliiill, Mn..
Ms-onil-ehi" tniitl-r.
Tlie Democratic gerrymander ha not only ting title of M nsti.u.i. Kiti'i'iiMCAN', a great
robbed tlie party In this state of a proper re- load has been lifted from oft its conscience,
presentation in Congress, but now threatens to which is manifest in its otherwise improved
wilhold from lis the few favors of administra
tion patronage.
TKIlMrf: tl.mlT.lt Vi:Ain.V ADVANTIL
PERCr H. VAN DYKE, Editor.
MAKMIAIX. MISSOfKI, JfNi: Ifi. I.Syy.
CHAIRMAN AKIN'S STAND.
The delegation oi Missouri ltcpublicans,
which li.is lately returned from Washington,
1) , whll,-
Tlie Malta llend Democrat is one of our la
test exchanges, coming from a field that is al
ready well occupied by the fjui Vive. Though
wishing it micccss, wc regret that the profits of
the business in such a small field must be cut
in twain.
and excellent icatutcs. Its tormer name
conveyed alxjut as much truthful information,
as to the political status of the county, as An
n.mi.n would be a substitute for Washington.
--Slater Rustler.
Champ Clark expresses the opinion that
not very enthusiastic over the Dave Hall need, n ritv diile in tm.li I.U ,-nll.
result ol lluir cmit toward inducing Director dacy, but Mi.ssoiiii.ins in general believe that siK pattern and under the name of Mak
OI' TIIH I.ATKST IHISIriN.
Saline's only Republican paper the Saline
County Ucpublicati with its issue of last
neck, discarded its old clothes and name,
c.ime out in a brand new dress of the latest tic-
Merriam ol tlie i ctisiis linn- u to make His D.ive ll.ill lias other deficiencies and mi-eo n
supervisor appointments from the ranks of our lugs that seriously cripple his chances, mid not
own tony. Miouuiai least i. in.uie in teil Hint H,sscssing that drawing card of n birrell for
tlie Republicans of the state, appreciate this campaign expense." might just as
work for the pally thul ischaractcrling Chir- curly in the fray.
man Akin's olfici.il career, aided by some ol
our representative p.uty mtn of the state.
That the jiitm-sf )iir catis and the ability
with which It bus Iwcti ptcsertcd at Washing
ton lias Minn snort ol the goal itislreil, can
SHAM. Ki:i'l'iil.K'AN-. It has abandoneil the
customary form and apcar as a four-column,
6 page inagaiiie, wbich will doubtless prove
!! ,mj, acceptable to its readers. May our esteemed
iotitcinMrary continue to pioper in all de-
pirtmenlsvxccpt political, and here's wish,
ing complete li.iukruptcy in that. Miami
News
If Governor Sti-pliens would form vim.-
resolution and .stick to it with the same ..lisim
acy that oh. iracteri.rs his lurking ol Coombs,
his iettitiacity would be more isteemid by the
not in the leas: be laid to the di-crcdlt of our people o( the Mate. Resolution and coiitge iiour-
state uliairiii.m. but only to a prior iiiirceincnt. "bned, only make the wrong more ciicvotn.
entered into by Republican Senators with the nl"' Stephens misguided obstinacy is making has also adopted the uiagaine form and uses a
two which at present represent Missouri, at "c" ""irc nltioiiH. lliisscandal in the I'ulton glared Imok paicr to print on. The result is
IIA.NIISllMllST t'l'lll.lC TION IN SAMNIt.
The Saline County Ucpublicati his changed
its title to the Maksiiai.i. Riiitiimcas;. and
the time ol the passage of the bill. I-'ut tlicr-
moic, the paity throughout tlie state will tin-
Asylum.
nuiiouuced, of submitting the names of thirteen
Republicans for supervisors in the several dis
tricts of the state, leaving it with Merriam ns
to which si;il iiiiih.iI down and thus throw-
irwliat little p,age is left open to " ' " ' 'K"m ',, JMT " ?' nwt M"
u.i Republicans, who a,c battling faith- ' ? l ), " ""
forMetory with most piopillous Indlea- '"" '" '"' "'' " .ancc,l value .,,. Conmy
for the future. , , 1 "m," l"""" " iai.i. Kkn-i.ica.v-
tiile the hauilsouiest publication In Saline
county, n distinction heretofore held by the
Slater Index. Aside f nun its politics, with
which, of course, we do not iigne, the I'rpnli
lican is in every way worthy of the town and
county in which it is published. --Glasgow
Missoitri.111.
IIIUiT t'AI'I.K IN MAKSIIAI.I..
has changed the name of
Republican to the Mam
lir has nl-o changed the
,. , . ..
ioiiu ami uress which anus miicit to the piper s
apiwarnticu. The Marshall Republican under
A Mill,,... I t ... I I ..I ...1
ani.nously en.lorse the method ol procedure rl, ' . " , , T " . '
culture has decided that is acres of the Sedili.i
site offered should bo sold at not less than
?IJ5 ier acre. This Is perhaps the maximum
limit too, ami shows a very remarkable depre
. i i,i,. i ,i i i i ... t i. ...
in, , !,., il. i.. ,,-....t1.,l,i.. (i " claims
. ' 1 . ,' ' mule prior to t ie decision at Jefferson City
illl lll-l-r U-llill llttt. (tilt.ktcin.. i 1,.fl i.f.1l Ifi . . Jv.ir-M, S.HJ
MisHiuii
fully for
nous mr me iiiiure. o,, ,,lir ....,,.,,,
This course is wise in that, any disapKiut- .
nteiitt, which may result fiom the aiiiHiintmeuts Tlie sickness of Ill.iud, whicli has thus
in this line, cannot be used against this chair- called the aged siUcr veteran in the public eye. "e nine maiiagcment ol Mr an Dyke is now
man of the pitty, who has treated inemliers of b-ts again U-eii productive in starting anew tlie l,l"tl hcwspiptr in Marshall and out shleof
the mty (nmi ever part of the state with story of Stone's tieacliery in the convention ol lM,,llios the Herald wishes Mr. VanDykeand
i-ipi il consideration and closely discriminated ' to this old Missoiirian And Mr. Stone, ,'"-' KhI'I'HMCAN continued miccess. Sweet
agaiiut factional favots. It will enable Mr. whose supremacy in the Spingficld convention Sptlngs Herald.
Akiusto continue with bettt r results, tiuhandi- m.ukeil the turning down of the old time Demo-
capped by any "sore heads," the work begun cr.it Illand in his auti-expiusioii views, tises Cominc. tii Till! fko.NT.
in the last campiigu of winning over Missouri. ,to deny through the St. Louis Republic that The Maksiiai.i. Rki thucan is coming to the
l-'ullieruioru, the plan would seem cxelieiit be as ever iiiitrue to Silver Dick. Ill.iud is 'ronl "I1'1' stiides. It has changed to
in that oiti refusal to take an) measure of the an anti.exp.iuioiiist from conviction, hut the ''lc '"au'a'iuc form, but this is the least of its
blame, may cause Merri.iu. after longer con- wily Stone, whose time has changed with tlie '"'I'fuved features, if it can be called .in im-
hidt-ration and a real i.H ion ol what this menus, frequency of tlie moon of late, now attempt I'f'Vemcnt. The magainc habit lias spoiled
in (ailing to acknowledge urty services and llie very height of inconsistency, in swearing "",e I'-M"1 we k"- ' but the Republican
ncoitd them a fitting reward to hesitate his loyalty to the man whom he deserted in Ma,ts 01,1 "ell. New l'rankliti News.
shouldering such uctlon. Tlie Republicans of 1)0 a"(1 w'l0" dishonored in the last state
s.i i , ,, ...... coilVL-lltinn.
A TIII.NI1 III' llltAPTV."
"A thing of beauty is n joy forever," wrote
the poet. Certainly the Maksiiai.i. Uiii-fni.t-can
in its new form is a thing of lieauty, and
1... r...i..u i l. ...in , . ,
, i il, i .,,.,. ,.. i. i.i e .oiiie s.ouiiiy Kcpiilillcau may oe not a i'es u win oc micii a siiccesst i.it
, , S litsuIcrstitiouOutil evidently UlLs tl.etc Ih puMiM.cr, A. Hontty. n.M its iMcutcd
. . 1 1 7" Hsomct!ihiKiuaii.imc. ThU week it ruts to yoK Mor, ISrrcy !1. VnuDyke, will renllc
innK.iziuc lonn. Ily - tK1iIltof K.rsnnni ,ru.i!iM... ...i i... in it a iov forever. sinter iiwi..v
WW
Missouri should congiattilatc themselves that co,lv,;lllio-
thepiesent time, wlien Republican opporltini- WHAT THEY SAID OF US
tics are mi bright in this state, funis such an able '.
and vigorous man as Akins our party manager. ami: vh stfi:ksTiTiof.s?
Tlie Saline County Republican may lie not a
cinients wlilch bave marked the step taken js " Z ,
recently, u i.dopilug the m.1Ka,.i.ie fori... Ily . tKllll. of ,;rso,lnI . .
repi.l.lislilng tlicn. we trust our readers may t ' ler ,V r, "'u " ,? V.
not think us given to throwing boum.ets a, ' t' "S '"N " M pi'" Marshall
v,.,.,. iii.i, i.... '" ' '" I"""1 " " .aKCh aim wc
AKTISTIC TIM)!
The Maksiiai.i. Ri:rfiit.ic.N
ourselves, but the adverse criticism which has W te l fcn ',' ,"'"
,..hA .i.i. , Mian no pleased hereafter to so address t.
ooJ Z : ' I Z Zr' Wih m mi0,H in Hue Republican) is on our table
tl... ...sinriK- n i.,.i..' i i... ... ... . . . H'c comity, the Ki:tTiil.lc n has not felt well on fine paiicr and gotten tip in nn artlsti.-
(formetly Sa
lt is printed
the majority as indexed by
our fellow newspaper men.
the comments of
wiui us lormer name lor a long time. Now
that it lias assumed the more local, but more fit-
tier. We wish IMitor
Concordia Concordian.
VanDykc success.
i-
'""I Mikt 1 n llincock presuijed lit Ihn I
IC'lirlitlan eliurcli Kumliv,
nliityl MmSIoII Spencer It.vlililo hvrl
;:gP;-4 IHy il Ifgldtpi n t , our lines! !?