Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-30

| lest they may be torn from the positions
at the public crib where they have been
long feeding.
This is the prominent issue in the
present campaign The constitution
provides that the money shall be invest
ed, the Humes act provides how it shall
be invested, and it now remains for the
fair minded, ,dispassionate citizen To sim
| ply decide who shall invest IL. Shall it
be William Livsey, who is at present
cashier and manager Of the treasury.
and who is thoroughly impregnated with
the vices that attends the present unlaw
ful system 1t would be cruel
m iher that would trust her babe
to the tender mercies Of hungry
wolf. It may be asked, " Are
Livsey's associations such as to
promise reform in the treasury man
agement To He is Chris Magee's chief
clerk, and was confessedly named as a
candidate at his dictatiOn, and as that
| gentleman is one of the chief beueiiCid-
ries of the present system in having an
enormous portion of the state moneys on
| deposit in his Pittsburg bank for which
no interest is paid. little aid could be
looked for from him Cooper was against
| the IIumes bill from the beginning, eX.
hausting parliamentary devices in order
70 strangle it, and when the final vote
was taken in the House. jerome b.
Niles, the Republican candidate for
auditor general, held his peace, If the
people desire this scdndalouS misman
agement TO continue they will elect
Lysey and Niles, but if they wish to see
the constitution and laws obeyed in
matter that affects the purse of the indi.
yIdual TAXPAYER they can not do other .
wise than vote for Powell and Taggart.
-
DRIVE the money changing thieves from
the treasury temple by the election Of
Powell and TAggart.
ALREADY is the independent voter
making up his ticket aud tuokiug 1t away
in his vest pocket preparatory to smashing
the machine on Tuesday next.
TUESDAY. November 8, besides beiog
) election day, will date the emancipation Of
, the people from the bondage Of the treas
ury ring.
Is the interests OF protection to Ameri-
can forests, it Is a cause lOr cougratulAtiou
that tree chopper Gladstone is not going to
visit our country.
HALLowE En- will be upon Us to morrow
night, and the small boy is already laying
in his stock OF cabbage heads and corn for
the declaration Of the unhappy householder
JouS BRIGHr's fear Of ,ha fuss that may
p be made over him should be visit the
. United States, ought to make Americans
pause in the overwhelming attentions they
pay to distinguished foreigners,
THE sledge-h lmmer blows in the last
ve,k of the Oalo campaign saved the day
, for the Democrats, aud II the like glorious
= result is t. be witnessed ia Pennsylvania
every Democrat must bend his energies to
Z the task Of getting OUT the vote
EIGHTY Of Phi'adelph,4's young lady
school teachers have been married since
June. That avocation for females NIGH
le be appropriately called the uudergraduat
/, department Of the matrimonial college Il
Of teaching the young idea how to shoot
TO Cupid aud hi, darts appear not to b.
'e neglected.
ID TnE East S.roulsbury weekly Erprss,
Al has been purchased by Mr.. \ Z. Levi,
49, and has hapu rpobriS-aupI fha M,nrrs