Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-21
PRESS OPINIONS.

Cleveland Plain Dealer: Some of
the mugwumps act as if the Demo
Gratis only incideni!y assisted in the
late Presidential election.
Denver News: The bond-holders
want the earth. with a barbcd wire
fence Of gold made around it. They
VIII Get the law aud the standard sill
yer dollar.
Louisville CourIer-Journal: Before
say anything against MIR Nanning'-
Miller we want to find out whether
there are any eats in his bag of meal.
Boston Advertiser: Two things at
least the country would like TO see ac-
compli>hed this week: The first is the
adjournment of the senate; The second
the end OF the Illinois deadlock.
New York Sun: IL will probably
be Mr.. Manning's fortune To make
more than one appointment which
will not he satisfactory TO The Inde-
aware that he is under any obligation
To satisfy them.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette: II
Cleveland wishes to cultivate friendly
relations with onr sister Republic of
Mexico" he viii not send As repre-
sentative there men with the appel
iation of "Cerro-Gordo.' DiaZ, even.
would kick al that.
Savannah (Ga9 News (Dem.): Ii
would not be true To- intimate that the
Democrats throughout the country
intend 10 sit quietly by and permit
the Republicans to hold on 10 the ofli-
ces INNER the protection of the so
call Il cIvil--ervice reform.
Buffalo Express: Ii is easy to cut
down the force in the departments
now-it l. Republican mainly: but it
will also bc easy by and by to swell
the quo'as-wiih Democrats. There
are other WHY'S of skinuing cat than
~ dragging the hide over the ears
indianapolis Times: We will wait
and see whether tbe men who are now
being discharged in groups are no; re-
placed by other men in unite. We
wish the Star-Eyed-Goldess all man
ner of success. but really the Young
lady Is fooling around n very dagger
ous old machine.
81. Louis Po>t-Di,patch: The rail-
roads have learned that public opinion
i dowcrful arbitrator. more potent
IN fact than an army of soldiers. and
the strikers have learned that. to have
is support. they must not only make
out good ease. but press il in
strictly law-abiding way.
Boston Herald: Thsindepenicnt,
would weaken their position by enter
ing into the business of off ce-broker-
age or ofiice-seeking. The principle
they stand for would retain sll ii; ani
useful men in the public service. aud
discharge all Others, Their interest i
not for individuals. b"t for right meth
ods of conducting the public busi-
ness.
81. Louis Globe-Democrat; What
ever Mr.. Hendricks NAV choose TO
think about civil service reform. he
has no right TO so assert himself in
the matter as 10 embarrass aud dis
parsge the policy of the adminisira-
tion of which he is n part, and 10 inn /
pute trickery aud deception TO the |
president. who is his superior officer. !
Is well as the highest representative of |
he national honor and authority.
New York World: When Mr. Car |
isle left Washington the other day he |
old his friends that Phil. Thompson ,
vould certainly be appointed commits
ioner of Internal revenue III turned /
lis radiant face toward Kentucky. and |
the President appointed
dr. joseph L. Miller. OF West Virgin
a. Mr. Miller had the support and
ctive backing of Mr.. Randall. The
ignifcance may be seen at a glance
Without the use of smoked glass.