Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-12-09

dies LETT their hats in the cloak room, and
the fair sex are giving their practical ap'
proval TO the reform. 1t is rot an arbitrary
but an optional measure that MI Tohman
has adopted and he says 1t has the cordial
endorsement of the first lady OF the land,
Mrs. Grover Cleveland. This should make
1t the height OF fashion, and women Will
be in the fashion, il Il costs them their peace
of mind.
At a recent meeting oil the Baltimore
school board, the following coiloluy took
place over the motion to elect Mrs. Matte
F. Mundori to the teaching force OK the
schools
Mr.. Schott-'' sm opposed to supporting
married ladies, Their husbands ought TO
support them
psralyz He is no use to her On cod ;
earth. She is an excellent teacher
Mr.. SchotL Has 1t been the policy Of the
board to appoint married ladies
Mr.. Morris" Yes. Some OF our best
teachers are married ladies'
Mr.. Schott.-" Appointed after they were
| married ?'
Mr.. Morris -" Yes
Mr. Vent" One OF them wouldn't get
| married until she was assured she wCu.d not
| lose her position on that account
Mrs Mundorf was elected.
The Lancaster school board has not reag he'd
| this stage of progress, not married woman
| being embraced in its list OF female teachers.
| Aswas predicted at the time, Colonel Ben
| ton, the recently reinststed district attorney
| for the Western district Of Missouri, was not
correctly reported in his speech in which II
| was said he abused the president Referring
| to the notes of his speech made prior
| TO its delivery, he said that Mr.,
| Clevelsnd's name was not mentioned
ln the discussion OF the silver question.
IArNF ~. a F,a# aHnFF toll =
this language: " 1t may be said that, being
an sppotntee OF the present administration
| tulsome sdulstion would be expected Of me
| but such is not the case. | do not agree with
President Cleveland in everything. My OWE
| view is that the policy of the administration
can better be carried out by calling arOuuC
| 1t its party friends than by retaining in Office
| those who will seCretely seek to embarras
it ! am not an advocate Of the civil ssrviC,
| law, but our party platform declared for (!
Mr.. Cleveland accepted the nomination, wa
| elected, and, being man of resolution. vii
stand by IL Nor did agree with him a. {
! even temporary suspension OF silver coin
age, but with such men as Reagan, OF Texas
| and Morrison, VINO know our wants in II
| West and Southwest aud stand for them.
| is the fact that the law making power Is on
| branch, the executive another, which il hell
to so tensciously by the party, that make
me glad i am Democrat Then there i
language which | did not use then an,
never did use, for instance-'I don't belIev
| in his civil service humbuggery.' | am mad
| to say by inference that the presidents eu
torcement OF the law Of civil service is nc
genuine. This would be highly improper
besides il isn't what ! believe. Only Reput
licans have charged bad faith against Nj
| Cleveland. Now, here are my notes IN tuI
| from which all my speeches were made
| You see that they are pretty full aud you cal
| see what questions are discussed. A larg
number OF men a. Crallatin, Liberty, Billing,
Sarcoxie, Appleton City, Seneca and Mot
| erly, can testify as to the correctuess of tn
notes l have only this much to say-thet
believe this publication IS in line with Othe
efforts TO embsrrass Mr.. C!evelsrd's admit
istTation and TO create dIsssnslOu IN The rank
OF the Democratic party. Especially IN Mi
souri," Criticism by q friend ana attack D
an enemy are vastly different things, al
that is why Benton stayed and Stone dI
| not
| From shirtseeves 10 shirtsleeves is bl
three generations. Some OF America prOUC
est families of a century ago are now iurnisl