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Among Our Exchanges

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Day
19
Month
November
Year
1880
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Public Domain
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The Adrián Daily Press stopped breathing up a hearing the result of the elections. About tlie bent uaturej, jollieut sheet whioh ha-i ibuud its way to our table latuly is the Charlotte Republican. It feelsjoyous way down to its toe. 'Di.. ïot ;„.¦. „r t.„ n :._ u i . can appeared in a new dress, looking ncat and tidy. We are always glad to note .-udi signs of prospcrity. lïthe editor of die Kulka.-kiao will consult the dictionary, he will find out that tac i'-- -'...;w is qrist.s, as we wroto it for the Courier, and not "ama „„ .. appeared in the Kalkaskian. TheSt. Jo.se)h Hepublican, a democratie paper, turn its rooster bottom ideup and says : " Let us pray." ¦' Deniocracy receives a Deadly Blow." " Republicans feel good Everywhere." " Let 'ein Rip." The Hastings Kepublican Banner had the Ktory all illuslratcd in one cut. It gave the cuuse of democratie defeat, and the foundation stone of the democratie party of the south in a very concise and at the same time plain manner. The Livingston Democrat, published by J. T. Titas & Sim, has been placed upon our exehange list. Mr. Titus has been at the helm of the ])emocrat for a greatmany years, and judging by the advertising columns lias worked inlo a lucrative business. Th Edmore Journal, vol. 1, No. 2, Dan. Youngs, editor and publisher, comes to our table. It is a neat appearing five coluiun, eigbt page paper, anda credit to that new butthrivingtown in Montcalm county. The editor oertainly has a most excellent patronage, and it is to be hoped he may never be frozeD out or struck by a financia! blizzard. The Hillsdale Standard has this to say of a little political cbieanery wliich didn't work exceedingly well : '' Mr. CheMer, the greenbick candidató for Congyess ia this district, after utilizing himself in the interest of Mr. Waldby, the democratie candidate, devoted his enereies to defeat Nathan Alvord for the legislaturu. Although Mr. Alvord was as.ailod by ('beator aud lus henchmen from Caiuden, hw majority is another indication that intrigue and falseu„-a ;,. „ ,i,„ ,„... i;„„ ¦ The Manisteo Times and Standard feit that it must utilizo its elcction cuts souie way, so gave a column of very jolly illus trations of how the greenbackers were effected by the results. Fowler is disgusted witu the treachery of the democrats thougb. Hcar bitn : " And this was the reward the preenback ooagressional couimittecreceived for adopting Mr. l'ratt, the democratie nouiinee for congress. It will tcach greenbackers u losson that they will probably proflt by in the future." In the Monroe Commercial of Nov. 12th, Mr. M. I'. Hauiilton, for more than twenty years the editor of that paper, bid his patrona farewell, and withdraws froui the raoks of' journalisin. F. D. I luimltou, hi.-. son, who has tbr the past cight years been partner in the business, assumes entire control aud miiuaisciuc'ut of that Journal. The Commercial ia one of cur most valued exchange9, and it is with exeeeding regret that one of' the old veterans is bidden good bye. The Graad Traverse Tlcrald bas thia feeling paragraph : GarQeld's uiolher : bless her old heart ! how she must foei to see her son Jimmy made President Of the United State.". She is 79 years oM anti Iibs stieii her boy grow up trom (hú oUscurity and poveny úf a tow-path boy to bc the first man in the nation; and now the lovingson. who has always kimily cared for and never been ahanied to own his old mother, takes Iilt to the white house. (ïod bles thoui both! It warins humauity's heart to think of' it. Kvery mother in the land should pray a ¦prayer for the kind son and noble man wlu bas set thi eumple (o the ons of American mothers. Tlure is a great cry.atnong niany of our country exchanges for "that load of wood you promised" on iubsoription. One poor fellow happens to bo a single man, and the amount of abuse whicb. twen beaped upon bini fot au item in paper asserting that he didn't wish any potatoes, or pumpkins, or baiter, Bggi, cliiekens, or otber "sioh Htuff" on ittbMfiptiODi l'Ut WUt have cmsIi, baa be ti b terror U tho t'raternity. But thcn, aa lbose who promise farm proaace seldom pretend t p4y, it doera'1 mke tuuch liillerciu'r. The Clinton Ncw.s bas ihis at lo:i-t novel idea : " Why would it n.K lf ¦ good idea to iMUiipcl by law all able boilied tiamps to !erve, alter eonviction, five yiais in the regular ariny '! lu ttiis wav the work for which they pine woul'i Ie pennanently -rcuri'd, tin? money thty long ft ragularly furoiahedi the otaiuÜQg tlny naad alwaya ou hand. Il' woio y is compelled to support the able-bodied Iramps that now Dfest the country, there seema po reason wliy tlify ooald not be made tuefol in thearmy, and in this way ivo value reeeited for the bread they cal. l'erhaps af'ier fighting Iudians a few years they might come back to civil Ufe tiseful and valuable citizon"."

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Ann Arbor Courier
Old News