Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-21

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who is right in his head and heart is moved
by the silly-billy talk about differences
between "young Democrats and " old
Democrats in Pennsylvania. There is
only one Democratic party in this state.
It is big enough for honest men of all
ages to get in and keep in without
tramping on each others toes, and it has
need for the counsel of its old men and
the enthusiasm of its young men in this
campaign. 1t is assured of both.
HUBBELL is a civil service reformer.
The people wouldn't have known it.
But he is. An examination of the con.
gressional committees will disclose that
the |" select committee on civil service
reform" consists largely of Hubbell aud
Orth.
AND now Lear develops an attack of
toothache.
ALL Beaver needs is to have rope enough.
He'll hang himself.
LOST, strayed Or stolen cu-COmmodore
Hiestand's First ward election contest.
Put ]. W. johnson, esq.,, on the trail.
IF Chairman Cooper contemplates the
purchase Of any portion of the Pennsylva.
mia vote he is stating in early. A hare
dressed in July is apt to spoil for Novem-
Der cooking
THE celebrated Arunah Huntingdon
will case has finally been settled at Brant-
ford. Ont, and the state of Vermont has
received about $500, 600 for it's public
school fund.
THERE is profound popular conviction
that Geo. Bliss is not earning bis 500 q
day prosecuting the Star Route thieves.
But maybe that is not what he was hired
for.
The Cincinnati Commercial thinks that
as a work of art the beaten brass medal
Of the 30G would be improved by the pa
thetic inscription: Il am going to my
Lordy-I am SO glad" and then the whole
thing would be SO remarkable.
On each of the two indictments tho New
York court sentenced Gen. Curtis to $500
fiue for collecting money for political pur-
poses from federal Off ice holders. IfCooper
and Hubbell get dose of this law they
will have to levy an eleven per cent. assess-
ment to meet the " expenses"
OUT West courts are not to be tri0ed
with. John Arnold wrote on an order of the
supreme court at Indianapolis, "The
court may 60 to the devil" and sent the
document back to the judge. For this he
was sent to Jail for ten days. Judicial
dignity must be kept from going to the
devil, regardless ofexpense.
The Irish must GO Mr.. Cameron has
issued his fiat against the genial gentle
man of that name who runs the bureau of
engraving in the treasury department and
the place is to be given to Mr.. Berry, a
Stalwart supporter of the senator in
Philadelphia. Attorney General Brew
ster is said to be actively interested
with Cameron in securing the place for
Berry. Col. John r. Irish, the present
incumbent, who has been marked for de-
capitation, has held the Office for number
of years, is Pennsylvania by birth, but
at present of Iowa.
The bill which was introduced into the
House by Representative Pound, Of Wis
consin, and which was passed on Monday
last under suspension Of the rules, pro-
viding for tho establishment of additional
industrial schools for Indian youth, and
authorizing the use of unoccupied military
barracks for such purpose, will be called
up in the Senate at the first opportunity.
Senator Dawes, chairman of the committee
on Indian affairs, who is in charge of the
bill, thinks it will be passed by the Senate
before the final adjournment of the pres
ent session. Hubbell may yet get his work
in on the hostlers and nurses.
IT is amusing to see the treatment b y
the Cameron organs of Beavers statement
that Cameron was "a little man. The
Examiner iu reporting Beavers speech at
Bristol, suppressed his measure of Cam
eron. The Bulletin obsequiously ex
plains that it is not to be supposed that
he meant to speak contemptuously OF
Mr.. Cameron when he said he was not a
big man. General Beavers meaning is
perfectly clear. He was rebuking the
folly Of the Independents IN their grot-
esque nagnifying of any one man into
such monster as they have made of Mr..
Cameron, and he was quite right in say
ing that the distinguished senator is no
such big man. as they have tried to make
him." Beavers explanations are bad
enough the Bulletin's are worse.
PEN yam 8 pOstofice is the subject of a
quarrel between the Halt Breeds and Stal.
warts. Arthur removed the Half Breed
postmaster and put in one of his kind
The nomination was opposed by Senator
Miller because there was no valid reason
for the removal. Senator Lapham ap-
proved the change. When the case came
up for consideration in executive session
last Monday, Mr.. Miller secured the re.
lection Of the nomination. Mr.. Lapham
induced Mr.. Morgan, of Alabama, to move
a reconsideration of the vote by which the
nomination was rejected, aud that motion
is now pending. The rejection was re-