Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-12-05

with big C.
SAM BARR's view of Ohio men must
have changed since he passed that mem
orable opinion upon John Sherman.
THE revision of the revised version
seems to have been laid on the Examiner
table. 1t quotes "the golden rule ''-"De
unto others as others do unto you
/ RUSSELL ERRETT wants to show thai
he can kick just as high as his colleague.
Bayne, when lie thinks it is his time te
kick
| SENATOR ANTHONY sent . Rhode
Island turkey to every senator and ex SEN
ator that he could reach with one. The
express charges on some Of them spiccd
| the viands.
RAINEY was good enough man and
brother until his party came into ma
jority. When the Republican nomina'
ton for clerk of the House became equiva
lent to election the white man grabbed it.
He never says turkey once to Scipio Afri
canus.
KELLEY will get the chairmanship of the
| ways and means committee, Mr.. lIiscock
the appropriations committee, Mr.. Kasson
the foreign affairs, Mr.. Reed the judiciary,
and Mr.. Robson the naval affairs.
What Robson does not know about naval
affairs is not worth knowing. Like as not
he will investigate his own investigation.
The Marietta Times, with forcible il
lustration, prints some righteously indig-
napt remarks against the Registration OF
doctors" law, and especially its fourth
section, the operation of which for the
benefit of the Philadelphia medical schools
renders this act quite as obnoxious as its
local enforcement for the benefit of
blackmailers. By the snake concealed in
this section every physician removing into
Pennsylvania, no matter how extended his
practice and experience elsewhere. can be
debarred from practice at tho pleasure of
the Philadelphia schools. And yet, at one
of these schools, which is given authority
to pass this judgment-this very Jefferson
college, which refused DR.. Wiscner his
credentials-an operator at clinic the
other day. cut into the wrong hand Of a
woman who was so unfortunate as to be
sent there for treatment, and he :'couldn't
find the broken needle" in the member
until the woman returned TO consciousness,
and informed him that he had been using
his knife on the other hand.
THE New Era points out some inconsis-
tencies in the grand jury's report which
deserve attention. While VIC have COM
mended this inquest for some things done,
we are none the less mindful of many
things left undone, the neglect of which
makes its report very far from exhaus-
tive or thorough. That gross multiple
cation of indictments and overcharscs Of
fees are going on right under the nose of
court everybody knows, and the first great
scandal of which our court needs to purge
itself is the abuse of the public and of
litigants which has been for years prac-
ticed in the shadow Of the bench, and for
the failure to cut up which by the roots,
the people rightly hold the court respon
sible. For years the Office of district
attorney has been violator of tie law Of
which it poses as the prosecutor and if
the Neo Err is not disposed to make
"fish of one and flesh Of the other" it
will admit that Tom Davis is only an ad-
vanced pupil of the J. w. Johnson school
of district attOrneys