Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01
stupid canvass with the silly errors OF
the last days is too contemplate to be
| further feared.

It declares that " the Star hOute iIauus
were undoubted and enormous. Their
prosecution was not successful. This
want of success seems to US to be ascri-
bable not to any want of earnestness,
sincerity or ability on the part of the
prosecution, but rather to the magnitude |
of the interests involved and to the |
deficiencies in the criminal statute Of the
United States" This is q model
euphemism. Everyone at all conversant
with political affairs in this country
understands that the failure Of these
prosecutions occurred because of the
fact that they were aimed at officials
who stood high in the councils Of the
Republican party.
EVERY Democrat should bend his
energies from now until Tuesday to get
ting out the vote.
VOTE early yourself on Tuesday and
then see that your Democratic neighbor
does likewise.
IT isa curious feature of Mr.. Blaine's
pas. ionate appeals for support that they
do not contain one word for honest
government.
IT is not protection to American indus
try--that is safe enough-but protection
to American honor that is involved In the
coming election.
BLAINE has been called the " magnetic
| ha 90 MIN med
knight - but he has yet to obtain tho
title "horest."
THE Rum, Romanism and Rebellion"
alluson of DR.. Burchard is proving an
excellent club wberewith the few Blaine
Irishmen of the country are being driven
into the Cleveland ranks.
THE rains OF the past week have
. drowned the fervid utteIauces of many
: youthful stumpers who had burned the
mid might oil in the hope of handing
: their names down to undying fame.
5 THE Republicans who desire to cut Cal
= vim Wells and William Lilly will
q erase their names before placing stick
!, ers. Occasionally the stickers are
o "thumbed off," which make them
worthless.
o NEW YoRK CtrY has reason to feel yer!
= proud of its Republican organization
" when members of IT'S party like Theodor
,t Roosevelt are compelled to vote for tn
d Democratic candidate for mayor to saw
Il their self respect.
IT is declared that $3.50, 600 was raise
= at the Blaine banquet in New York 70
: the purpose Of purchasing doubtful states
90 ton to tho Republican party that none
,o can never still
"a THERE is food for considerable though
Al in the telegram from San Francisco Q
nc Thursday that :" the steamer Oceapi
u which sailed to-day for bong Kong, too
ne ], 600 Chinese and 100000 in coin.'
va the Chinese must go, it would sppci
oe that considerable bullion will 90 wit
III them.
Gould, Cyrus w. Field or Russell Sag
millionaire monopolists of New Yor
were running for president that tn,
p would be elected. But their represent
e tive, James G.. Blaine, heads the Rspul
g. lcan party and this alone should ma
'ir certain his defeat,
II IN NOVEMBER
mn From my hiIl-circed home, this eve, hea
gu The tempest singing on the windy height T.
-eaward-as though some mighty Arctic b:
nd Hal lett its snowy nest, ana on the firrei,
,ry steep mountain summitpaused one boistero
ex To M the valleys with its fierce delight.
az An me, thought. how every pine Is stirred
&C. TIL all its dee u storm music Is unbound
yer How every waving bough gives forth Its ro
And the hrs shout as though some harI
-, Laid his great hand upon the hills around.
III And drew a loud hymn form. a voice TO soul
T" FAR far away, beyond & me wGrids ds dGi, sno
ere IL American farmers desire TO rota
by any portion of the English meat trat
nd they must look carefully to the lar
an growth of the importation of frozen C
ose oasses from Australia aud South Ameri
ed In the nine months from January to 81
OF tember Australia and New Zealand ST
plies no less than go. S13. 900 pounds
las frozen mutton, AZ against 6. .053, 200 poun
his in the corresponding period of 1888 al
ds, 5000, 800 in 1882 IL the same ratio
10 increase is kept up for any length of til
ave the American trade will be knocked il
lm' smithereens.
n
but FROM the Republican bureau OF q
ion tistics at Washington, bent upon mau
sh- featuring some favorable Republic
ally figures, come the remarkable statem'
,art that commercial enterprise in this co..
at try has shaped itself TO the habits and
to quiremen,s OF our vastly larger and m
ring profitable internal commerce. and
this merchants have, from the promptingt
vile self-interest, left the more complex
less remuneratiye field of foreign OF
ac- merce to be explored and cultivated
rave tho merchants Of countries whose inter
,uld resources and possibilities are incompara
mn less than those Of the United State
lille This is given as the reason why only
n 40 csnt. OF American manufactures are
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