The Cecil Whig., 1881-11-26
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ELkToN, NOVEMBER %. 1891.

GrITEAr as au actor Of insanity i,
played out.
GyIrEAU is overriding his acting of in
sanity. Real lulatics are not CONSTANT.
tying II act rs such.
TnEEH is no doubt whatever about
ttuiteau. At the pseSent time he is just
rs insane as he can be. He plays it well.
SOMEBODY has said: 1t is better to be a
ike donkey than dead lion. Is it? \
GOOD many beings have been permitted
The preference, to Judge by results.
IT is expected that President Arthur
will move into the White House next
tuesday. NIr. I. ]. Phillips will proba-
bly, be appointed private secretary to the
President on the retirement of Mr..
Brown.
NoMEN of advanced ideas will be
pleased to learn that the new Secretary
of the Treasury. Judge Folger, was one
II the nine men in the New York legis-
ll.are who in 1861 voted in favor of Civ
ia- women the ballot.
.tHE ,arilf should be made a great deal
simpler then it IS now and its more OBJ
vlous absuraitieS should be promptly
Eliminated. These things, at least, can
he achieved. while the country waits for
Tie report OF . Tariff Commission
Z, SHELTON MACKENZIE. d. c. L.. q
@aiI-.:aown author and journalist, died
Philadelphia, on Monday. He was for
rwaaty wears II more literary editor OF
r3e niliiadclphia Press. and more recent
l was an editorial w!iter on the phila-
sla.a,ia Evepin~ }s,rs.
lr IS now said that a woman was the
.luse ot The French invasion of Tunis.
ejEg an instrument in the hands of a
ellaue Of Partisan Spectators. aud that
sha invasion was undertaken in order to
compel the Eey to make certain conces-
>to"s. This is a pretty state Of affairs
. be indorsed By II. Gambctta.
LN-ArToE>EY GENERAL TAFT ana
General l.ongstreet have arrived iii Wash
agton-a fact which has revived the
runors that they ala to have Cabinet
positions. Both Of them deny that their
"ir.t 10 the capital has anything to do
With changes in the Cabinet. Of which
they profess to know nothing beyond
what they read in the newspapers.
NoErH EAST. it will be seen. hy a
a,@e majority u It's business men, en-
,or>cs he Iact That prohibition has not
e.ared the business but on the other
laid Enthusiastically benefited the morals
# rhat town. The evidence iii this
.oEntE is strongly accumulatiye. Oppo-
fyats Of Local Option elsewhere, partic-
1tailY IN Delaware, please take notice
!He.y aee! he no lying on this point
" sa'e t"gfc are not less than ten
.,opub5can candidates for Speaker Of the
."dse, nearly all Of whom are now on
lie aF0uni. Not one of them can speak
Wy" ,'''.i0etice ol ms prospects, as the
..taation is still very much mixed. There
..a also several candidates for the clerk
lr. De La Matvr. the late oreanbacl, r.,-
sentative from Indiana MS sa;d tha4
he has Strenn homes Of 1hn success of i,
,..a5ination tbrouab which t,e ,,roor
aI- clement viii srcure sometime c,,;,-
s.aatiai.
-'"' '4cH reported III nearly all the
.--"AlH'i'etH lhat the physlclans who at
s@-Ie9 PRESIDENT Garfield had made cut
'aelf bills for presentation to Congress,
...-'' mat '"e aggregate amount was mp
's--''s u Ei"',''o. oHe OF the physicians
s"4'9IJ i'f. Itah.iton, has taken the
..oiA ""t OF these silly reports. IN q
.-t5. =. {" the \. \. I'"tr@, this physician
aa1' %r 70 the value Of my services, FOR
'','''e,' - ''i's one M'ial YOU'D
a.rgamenf ai,nmrs he n,r,,om+ nav, - '"I nf
ae-c bills the sum paid viii be in tbe
sdnfe ef an ho"ar,ri"1t only and We
'..'.' ""fS t"IHiA@ 10 say about 1t.