The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-23

The UPmOcrdUC p"TlE anu tue
| ouor traffic are inserabiy one.-Wolt
CITY Chronicle.
RANDALLS HE MEANS.
MILL revenue ratorm bill if passed,
will make free liquor, free hell, more
of il, and iberA' distribute IN among
the dem at..-Wolt CITY Chronicle.
WANTS TO APPOINT \ GUARDIAN.
Prohibition means TO divorce lh"
.,quor traffic and the democratic
patty. aud appoint guardian for its
heirs, the saloons Wolf City
Chronicle
DARN A SHEEP.
The sheep men aud their organs in
Texas seem to have taken up an idea
t1at they constitute the biggest par
OF tha union. Darn sheep anyhow.
Marlin Ball.
THE PROS FAVOR IT
A dem Dcratic congress is about to
It free whisky bill passed, and if 1t
does become a law it will be the only
ma ion on the globe that has taken the
revenue of of hquor.-Wolt City
{ b 'ouicl'.
HECAN'r sTRADDLE.
lc Ut paw VI C-NoS w ~
put in the desired ant. prohibition
IL nix in the nsxt platform and then
Coke can't straddle the democrat C
party any longer. 1t will split wide
open.-W of Citv Cronicln.
HOW ABOUT sCHoONERS.
The Fort Worth GaZs,te says it
"cau hardly recommend San AntoAio
AS y suitable place tor the democratic
state conyeutlou." The Times would
greatly regret it if the G'zette could
80 recommend" Any recommends
ton coming trom au hority hat meas
urvs It's democl acy with a prohibition
halt bushel would be OF doubtful
utlty.-San Aptpuio rim 5.
PETTIFOGGING.
There has never been so mu ch petit
Jogging in our national politics as has
been provoked by the proposed new
tariff bill from The democratic side OF
the WAYS and means committee. The
b II is eminenty conservative and
thorougt ly inte llgent. 1t is the trui,
Of pa lent investigation and tirele-s
labor. 1t. passage coutd seriously IN
lure no interest and won d dispose OF
the question for years to come. But
the mad-dog protectlonlsts OF the
period, ke their ancient prototypes
the mad-dDg seCessiOhists If other
dANs. Will listen to uOthiug, and witt
au lniiscrim nation cqu4ily ignorAu
and vioIeut, aosai it, and every par
of il, and all concerned i'll il, precisely
a. the old pArtjsans OF African slavery
,ssAlled every effort of et4tesmansh |
4 -, a. a a 4 . !,
its Courier Joucnal.
THE RANDALL BILL.
1t is the qu,utcs-e see OF pro, ecti IN
and Mr.. R>udajl will no more be AL
to pa , It than 10 fly. So Tar as MI
= all Ito see from cIrsory cNamiuu
: ion 1T makes no rcduetioHs, or u
east very lie ", IN the tariff list Wher
, ne does not make changes IN The eN
lsNug lew lhey arc u,u y III tle di
I recjion of iucrras NJ taxation Snl Pre-
t NIB titg import ,tio.s, For iuetauc,
0 ia TIE ,a.e II tia platos ho lncrcas
he duty lOper ccul. In the case 0
G pttou les hls increase Is more THAI
I 100 per cent HIS rtdu on on stee
raj is not enough to permit import
ion, but just I'll ugh to make tn
i price OF an T. q eh made rail her
equal o that char & d Wy the Amer
can manufacturer. His sugar an
c wo | schedules are substantially tn
d same as under existing law. Mr. RAu
tel s bltl wil OF lurse have no e
tect on the opiulon OF the ways an
y III ans committee as expressed in tt
d N azure submitted by its members.
e don't thiuS he will be able to get tn
, rGpublcans III the house to 90 wit
- him in his proposition to reduce /
u ak on whisky. should imagil
d from my glance at this bill that 1t ha
i been prepared by the members OF ii
al vtrious trust and handed to Mr. lts
dali for Introduction. 1t should
, C He'd "a bill for The protection
he russ, comblual ions aud pools to i
10 crease taxation and destroy our fo
"A elgn commerce" 1t seems to be frsI
ed for the ben, ii Of the Sle, R4lt {
10 sociatiol of PeunylVauia ptiucipall
ld Mills in y. y. Star
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