Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-08

quarter III NtW L 1oih uhu nnoSoehu'
sets. In the former state the Republic
cans have been startled by the resigna-
tion from the Sixth electoral district OF
DIR. Forrest, life long and consistent
Republican. He manfully declares that
he cannot consoientiously support
Blaine, and does it with dignity far
removed from any desire to make him
self conspicuous. Mr.. Hill, of Massa-
chusetts, a legislative leader Of the Bay
state, and one Of its best political
orators, declines to stump for Blaine for
similar reasons. These, however, are
only political straws that are floating on
the surface of the political tide. Under
meath is strong current Of hostility to
the Republican candidate that cannot be
seen, but will be heavily felt at the polls
on election day. The Republican race
is run and it must go.
WE wish Mr.. Blaine much Joy of his
next denial.
THE snow will soon be here and with it
Mr.. Blaine's winding sheet.
ALL of the prominent circuses have gone
into winter quarters except that of Blaine.
ZobA got the material for his novels
from Paris police reports. 1t was always
thought he found it in tho sewers.
THAT was au excellent funeral Grafton
over the Republican party by Mr.. Tilden.
Samuel Is tho political Sullivan who can
knock them all out.
| LET some of our readers who delight
not in political literature possess their
souls in patience. The work of saving the
country will last only four weeks longer.
Miss MINNIE PALMER, the actress has
sued the proprietor of the Police Gdsent
for s25 900 for defamation of character
Thus will an actress aud a newspaper get
their due share of advertisement in the
public prints.
THERE will be much gladness felt in tht
circles where honest government is appre
cated to know that William s. Holman
will be re. elected without much trouble t,
Congress. He will be valuable adjunc
in the House to President Cleveland il
carrying out the work OF reform.
The Democratic party believes in par
ceiling ont the public lands to individual
occupants, and not to grasping corpora
tions. A nation of small farmers is es
sentially powerful. The land of Holland
is cultivated by las, 1874 persons, of whom
sixty per cent are owners of their owl
holdings.
AN AUTUMN CAROL.
In the iall a young girls ringlets dsugle o
her lovers breast;
, | IN the fall he sighs and wonders why he hadn
| gone out West.
In the fall she fonder loves him than bsfor
And sne leads him In the twilight near tn
| simmer OF the stew.
WOMEN ara making rapid inroads o
occupations once considered exclusivel
male property There are = et5 Go
women in England and Wales who figur
as wage .earners. Perhaps under the ne
condition OF things the tims may com
| When woman will bs the responsible hea
Of the household, as she is in reality nos
in many instances.
IT is the height OF absurdity to chare
that English interests demand the electio
of Cleveland. Under Republican ru
American exports have fallen off ss3, ,00D
600 in value sinos 1893, and s162, 900, OF
} since the day that Blaine set his foot
! tho state department at Washington
Under Republican administration Amer
can shipping has gone to tho dogs al
English vessels have practically all Il
carrying trade of the country. 1t is mao
ness to suppose that England wishes tn
order Of things changed.
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