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VOLUME 3, NUMBER 3D,
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Tifiln (0.) Advertiser: Undoubted
ly Postmaster General IjAyno thinks
all tho civil service regulations are
"hot air."
Wauseon (0.) Expdslter: Tho state
of. Ohio might stand one more repub
lican legislature without absolutely
losing its character, but it would be
foolish to take tho risk.
Hastings (Mich.) Journal: If Ind
iana should go democratic another
year tho present fugitive murderer
from Kentucky who is sheltered there
uiidor republican wings would have to
light out for Vermont.
Hastings (Nob.) Democrat: The
Washington authorities refused to buy
more silver when the price reached 60
cents. Yet there are people who think
that silver ought to keep going right
up, in spite of such discrimination.
Clinton (111.) Register: When Han
na refused to debate with Clark he
marked the beginning of his end as
great political boss. He exhibited the
bravery of a dog that lies In his ken
nel and barks, afraid to enter into a
contest.
West Union (O.) Dofonder: Con
sidering tho fact that the republican
leadors insist that the democrats pre
sent no live issues, they stand in great
fear and perturbation of the deceased.
Like the Chinese, they seem to have
more fear of tho dead than the living.
Ramsey (111.) News-Journal: "The
men whom wo most delight to honor
in all tho land aro those who in the
iron years from '61 to '65 bore on their
shoulders the v'rdon of saving the
Union." President Roosevelt at Syra
cuse on Labor Day. After saying
which, the president proceeds to pro
mote General Leonard Wood over the
heads of 494 civil war veterans.
Bellalro (0.) Democrat: The loud
talk about our wonderful prosperity,
the widely published reports of the
profits oi' the steel trusts, and the
financial prescriptions from Washing-
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Sparta (Wis.) Democrat: No doubt
tho "prosperity shoutors" were very
much upsot by tho governors' an
nouncement that wages have not kept
paco with tho cost of living. It's tho
tiuth that hurts, and to think that a
republican should tell It must bo gall
ing to all members of that party.
Lamar (Mo.) Leader: We like to
read the paragraphs Tho Commoner
publishes in its "Weekly Press For
um," for they show us that our demo
cratic brethren over the country are
standing fast and true to democratic
principles and resisting all tho efforts
of the reorganizes to republicanize
our party.
Mansfield (0.) Shield: Tho con
trol of the republican party and the
coercion of tho president by the trust
magnates and tho monopolists should
open the eyes of the voters every
where to tho hard game they aro now
up against It is safe to say there
will be no tariff reform by tho coming
congress.
Ottawa (0.) Sentinel: "Gold help
us," "Don't desert us now' and
"Think what tho beloved McKinley
would have you do,' uttered by tho re
publican national chairman at tho re
publican campaign opening, lool?s like
your Uncle Mark hasn't as much con
fidence as he professes in a republican
victory this fall.
Carmi (111.) Democrat: The cheer
ing information comes from Wash
ington that tho attorney general is
getting ready to spend the money ap
propriated by the last congress for the
purpose of prosecuting the trusts. No
body ever expected tho trusts to suf
fer, but there was an awful fear that
the appropriation would not be spent
Hobart (0. T.) Chief: Tho United
States transport Kilpatrick arrived in
Now York from Manila last" Saturday
having on board the bodies of 300
American soldiers who lost their lives
iu the Philippines. Our colonial pos
sessions come high, but some still say
wo must have them. The whole lot
of those Islands are not worth the life
oE one of these brave American sol
dier boys.
Harrisburg (111.) Register: ' There
are grave reports of scandals in the
postofflco department, the interior de
partment, the army and navy, the de
partment of justice and the govern
ment printing office, while the depart
ment of agriculture is quietly investi
gating a nuie scanuai or its own in the
seed division. Can any one doubt
that it is timo for a change of ad
ministration? Monmouth (111.) Democrat: Tho
Minnesotans aro clamoring for a rec
iprocity treaty with Canada, .but of
course they will never get It so long
up they continue to .elect republican
congresses and republican presidents.
Even Mr. Roosevelt, who talked reci
procity and tariff reduction two years
ago in Minneapolis, has become a
"stand patter."
Ramsey (111,) News-Journal: With
Ohio and Nebraska in the old time
democratic column, and as tho east Is
not expected to lino up for democracy,
it Is well that democrats in all the
middle, western and southern states
see to It that only true democrats are
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