The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-08
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
LIVING TOPICS DISC USED By LEAD
ING PAPERS
The ~ Ills Biil-Car, paign Work Of Trust
Combines-A Railroad Freebooter The
whisky and High Tax Piatform-A Pc
cuIjar Crusade in Pittsburg.

Combines-A Railroad Freebooter The
whisky and High Tax Piatform-A Pc
cuIiar Crusade in Pistsburg.
CosGREss.-It may be taken for granted
now that the Mills bill will pass theHouse
of Representatives within the next three
weeks. TIE lst day of August will see it
in the Senate, and there 1t will probably
remain until December But 10 passing it
through the House the Democratic ma
iority there vii, have done its duty, aud
The issues outlined in the party platforms
adonled a. 81 Louis and Chicago will
have a practical Illustration The
Mills bin will % 70 the country a. legis
ia,ion which tie Democracy favor and
the Repu 3licaus oppose, and the people
can decide between them washington
Post
Tux TRUST CONFINES Tie conreu-
t-sted power % the monopoly trusts o.
Tue country viii be felt n She coming 20
liticai campaign By the collection ana eX-
pendi,ure for party PURPOSES OF two or
three millions Of money. Experts VIII
he hired e. pergert the issues in camp Align
literature. oraio-s will be llred 20 inf anne
and misleai the multitude; organs viii be
hired to suppress tie tru,k and assert
fa,schood and the ballot thief ard the
debaucher Of political cIOrt3 VIA All reap
generous harvest from the fund cOntriou-
ted by the few who are protec ed by hign
taxes and " no give freely 10 cOntiGIe The
oppressive taxation OF me MANI. Fh4d
Times.
THE CORPORATION NORTH
of Kentucky declared that the Pcnnsy.-
yania Railroad Company had been "srAh-
binc like q free boJter Whatever il coaid
get hold of" H. Washington and had
been permitte! to strange VIA IN iron
.a-roie public park Cf mach promise 90
the CITY, aad o. OrerrUn aaG practically
swallow vi other important reservations
a, well IS large avenues and streets.
which nave often been stained with hi
.a.u ..u5I ov rti.-Yal nymic.les B1'
the e,Acrrien Of more tEln thirty year,
in CONGRESS h4I taught him how d.:i:n.-
it was tor the people 10 reclaim their owe
a-ainst she vii o1 This comp 4ny.-tf-
'F0nge
WHsrL!SG rg kaa2 g.? C0-EAGE -
The response o. re Republican aomiaa
;.ul ia more prompt and hearty TIA
could have been expected. The Mes, b.
fuil o. enthusiasm, and the conn ience of
the East in the wisdom 81 the convention
hep:ns 10 ripan into the conviction tIpt
the ticket vii. win. Calif0rnia'a glii
and unhesit4l.ls support wa 60 be eN-
pected. after the votes of tie .c.egste~
from that state had maize the uomin alton,
and yet The iiiiugs from that quarter are
more sa'isia .icrY ,han any anticipated
n T. Iri5uHc
Too LATE -Weaofice shat me Rev.
DR.. Ccvler, in letter protesting against
the Aigh-iar..f AID ee-NAishT hepaJd.
can platform. points oUt tA.t 3, is stll in
the power e. the Republic ans 10 toa-ress
90 aver the defeat "a.cL that platform
invite. He WOOL. ..age them a-rr upon
som. moderate tnd rational revision of
the tariff. and Upon a practical reduction
of the surplus which the Democrats
W,.t De forced % accept IL a0t before
ilrn after, IL had passed the senate -
q ". I''''N'
4 SPLENDID NEco.-No .ct ~ Fres.-
F. taa. Cleveland deserves higher commen-
la,..n iAan Lis message dated July D..
1855, ye'ciae q pension biz IN favor OF
a.rv Am DOUgAerir. The I'LL in itseli
is q small matter, bui ;le President lays
I dc,.na principle wiic. Viii meet the hf-
proyal a. every hclcst citizen. Il aaye,
le says. "considefea tAe pension list oi
The Republic "a r0.. ot honor bearing thc
names Inscribed hy national 7raat''aHc ana
a.msgiy.ng. n. } HF'd
THAT "PL0T The Ne" orA o''
saws Of the report OF plot among me
/ locomotive engineers
There is probably come truth ~ The
story, bul il is equally likely that ia.
statement that there is :, widespread plot
among the Brotherhood men Is 1he pro
Cuction of the Imagination Of a too ene'--
SeIic fhh@r.oh de'eIti'e- o'o'i1 -, VI
b- Iaiu,r filtered through a detective