Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-04-14


work done in this county last year.
Hew to the line, let the chips fall where
they may.
CAMERON dined the Farmers club"
yesterday. He proposes to give some at
tention to his fences.
"Go it, steAhen."
IT is gef Sg on toward the weather
which makes Elaine liable to sunstrokes.
As diplomat Mr.. Blaine knew Us we'll
as Talleyrand that the best use of Ian
guage is to conceal ideas-unless you use
it con the margin" of the dispatch.
We take it for granted that the ex-
premier" never got down on his knees and
asked the editor of the World to let him
have back that marginal dispatch.
AND maybe it would be just as we'll to
call the district attorney! Eshloman and
johnson are reported to agree that Davis
can give them points. That settles it.
"IMPoRTANr If true" is tho informa-
tion telegraphed from Washington that
Pennsylvania Stalwarts there say Charles
8. Wolfe, of Union county, may be nomi-
mated by them for congressman at-large.
THE Republican party used to have
seven principles-five loaves and two
fishes but now it is cut down to three,
from all of which Wayne MacVeagh dis
sents and he seems to think it is time to
"cut" the party.
DR. WICKBRsHAM for charge d. affairs
to Denmark Couldn't Senator c. s.
Kaufman be sent to the Sandwich Islands,
Ed. X. Martin to the South Pole and
Editor Geist to Patagonia Then "the
family" might yet have peace "down
there"
THE Moracian is thankful "that the
president vetoed the infamous Chinese
bill, even if he did not take his stand 80
much on statesmanlike and moral grounds
as on legal technicalities." The Noracian
likewise seems to prefer Pagan immigrants
to Socialists or Nihilists.
SEVEN years ago when the INTkLLIeRN.
GER was exposing the manner in which
Stauffer multiplied cases and "divided =,
them among the constables, his friends
declared that We were running the thing
into the ground" That is what Alder
man Samson and his constables think of
the county auditors.
TIE detective who has sued the Press
for libel complains that he was called ga
convicted thief" and explains that "there
are lots of people who are thieves who
can't be proved SO and who have never
been convicted" This is a fine distinct
ion for a prosecutor in libel suit to
draw.
The Examiner knows that the INTEL.
LIGENCRR does not care button whette or
Kaufman is nominated for senator or not.
That the Examiner does not want him
nominated is plain enough, as 1t has taken
our advice and now vigorously excludes
Sam Evans "red-hot" correspondence,
which was 30 rapidly making votes for
Kaufman that his friends have contem-
plated paying the Examiner ten cents
line to continue the publication, which has
been suddenly interrupted by tho En-
aminer's discovery that life was too short
to fight over the battles of twenty years
ago.
The Philadelphia Times yesterday polled
the delegates from that city to the Repub
lican state convention. For governor,
eight declare in favor Of Beaver, two say
they will support Edwin H. Filter, one
inscribes the name Of Joseph L. Caven
upon his banner and thirty six decline to
commit themselves. As to the supreme
jdugeship six are open supporters of Rawle.
six say they would like to SEQ F. Carroll
Brewster, counsel for the Gas Trust, nomi-
mated and thirty-five are non-committal.
This "non-committaP' is a way the Phila-
delphians have-until they got their orders
from the bosses.
Delaware County Politics.
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