The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-23
TINE sPeAKERsNiP CONTEST.

and Samuel J Randall for the speaker
ship bids fair To cause some einhArrass
rnent In the Democratic ranks. The
friends of each candidate are bec0ni'
ing exceedingly belligerent. Mr.
Watterson, of the Courier Journal
says that Mr. Randall Is not to bs
thought Of on account of his protec
ton notions The friends Of Mr..
Randall declare that he represents
economy and that Mr.. Carlisle. NJ
speaker, would rs the Pittsburg POsl
expresses IL: ''Set up the committees
in favor of subsidy grabs aud q river
and harbOr bill worse than the last
rHe."
II Is evident that the Democrats are
passing by rapid stages to rivalry ei
the Republicans In their abuse Of pub
lie men. The contest for the speaker.
ship shows the antagOnisms which
exist in the Democratic party, which
remain latent only while that party
remains in the minority. Mr.. RAN
dali would answer very well for Q
Democratic speaker. and the same
thing can be said Of Mr.. Carlisle.
For the general credit of American
public men II Is to he hoped that
either one Of the gentlemen mentioned
for the speakership are not disposed to
commit all the evil deeds charged
upon them by their political eneniies.
We do not believe that Mr.. Randall
has the power to do all the ruin as
speaker that Mr.. Watterson claims,
and IL il equally certain that Mr.. Car
Isle would be pOwerless to force his
notions Of free trade on the nation.
As far a. public improvements are
concerned, there Is no doubt that Mr..
Carlisle or any other man from the
South, will be forced to work aud
vote for the fullest allowance In behalf
of Southern interests.
Carlisle and Randall simply rep
resent conflicting interest and conflict
ing politicians la the Democratic
party There will be fierce struggle
by these contending interests and pol
iticians for supremacy, and their re-
spective champions must bear the
brunt of the battle.
Democrats who have been indulg-
ing in such loud talk about the ini-
quities Of the river and harbOr bill and
making great promises that their party
will put q stop to such extravagance,
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