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Not So Angry As To Refuse An Advance

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Parent Issue
Day
23
Month
October
Year
1894
Copyright
Public Domain
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So far it is not recorded that any of the protectionist wool growers are so thorouhly enraged by the abolition of the tariiï that they refuseto accept the ad vanee price olïered for the ir product. - Grand Rapids Democrat. When Tora Reed was asked what he thought of the foot ball game he witnessed on the Univershy grounds, he answered that it made him realize that he was born too soon. Thomas need not feel bad. He is certainly an acrobat of ability. Fíe opened his mouth and put his foot in it, in a way that made all Athens stare. Mr. Karkworth scouted the idea that " politics is business," but diiln't say what politics is. We thiuk that the people have got into their heads the idea that politics is business this year. - Ypsilantian. Yes, that's one thing Mr. Barkworth certainly is not posted in. He has only to glance at the increase of state taxation under republican administration, sink down into one of those $90 velvet cushioned chairs, or snooze on that $135 couch in the office of the secretary of state, to see at a glance that politics is business with republicans, this year, asin all other years. Eh ? A friend of Reed who saw what a mess he had made of it, said to him, after the Washtenaw Times' interview with him appeared: "You had better let me telegraph your version of the interview te New York and Chicago." But the Czar, in his usual flippant style, airily informed his new interviewer that "a dozen lines were enough for him." Next morning he had changed his mind and sent a hack for Editor Brown in hot haste. Then he was ready to change his tune. He had discovered that in "bucking" McKinley he had made a "buil" of it, and was anxious to hedge. It was too late, however, for a lie to overtake the truth, which had been telegraphed broadcast over the United States. A pretty row is now on between McKinley and Reed.

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Subjects
Ann Arbor Argus
Old News