Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-30
Political POfn tss

Ii Name, with her lumDermen ane
fishermen, could not be stampeded by
campaign bugaboos. the rest OF the coun
try, with nearly two months more II
which to think, should be scare proof
New York World, (Dem.)
The Massachusetts Republicans are
nightly shocked (in Conven'
ton assembled) by the course
of the present administration
in respect of Civil Service Reform
Do you believe Mr.. Blaine would have
enforced existing laws more faithfully p
Boston Post, (Dem.)
The Republicans took great delight in
sneering at Judge Thurman during his
temporary illness in New York, and
alluded to him as "decrepit old man,
He was not half so sick, however, as
Pocketbook Morton will be in November.
Nashville American, (Dem.)
Senator Sherman's criticism of the ad-
ministration for it's failure to buy the
bonds which he, as Secretary of the
Treasury, agreed should run for time
not yet expired, effectually dispels the
belief that the Ohio Senator cannot be
humorous when he tries.-[ Philadelphia
Times, Und.)
Those Republicans who are bowling
loudest against the danger of Chinese
supremacy on the Pacific Coast. are
bowling almost as loud because there is
an occasional outburst against negro su-
premacy in certain sections of the South.
There is nothing consistent about a Re-
publican howl, anyhow Arkansas
Gazette, (Dem.)
John G. Carlisle has been unanimous
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Kentucky district. Samuel j. Randall
will receive the same high compliment
from his constituents in few days.
This is all as it should be, Both are men
in whom district, State, party and coun-
try should feel, and do feel, the greatest
pride. Atlanta Constitution, QDem.)
Jute is foreign product, and cot
ton is grown here in the South.
All tie money that is paid out for
the cloth manufactured by the
Lane Mills, of New Orleans, will re-
main at home, and good portion of it
will be returned to the planter. Use cot
ton bagging-use anything in preference
to jute-and break the iniquitous trust
birmingham Herald.
President Cleveland has faculty of
saying good thing at the right time and
in the right way. To the committee of
Baltimore Irishmer who called to pre-
sent the resolutions approving of his
retaliation message he is reported to have
said: "The duties OF public office should
be administered for the whole people.
The honor and integrity of American
citizenship should be maintained, at a
sacrifice if necessary Washington
Post, (Dem.)
There is no free trade nor the SEM
blance of free trade about reducing our
tariff taxes 40 per cent. and there is no
channel of industry so largely interested
in tax reduction as the farmers of Penn
sylvania-[ Philadelphia Times, (Ind).
The cat is out of the cotton-bag trust.
1t is high-priced, well-fed cat. But
trusts as we know from the great shep-
herd of the people, Blaine, of Maine, are
largely private affairs with which neither
official nor citizen has any right to inter-
fere.-[Chicago Times, (Dem).
There isn't as much talk as there was
in the Republican camp about apathy
among the Democrats. Why this par
tial cessation? Are the Republicans so
badly demoralized that all their time is
taken up trying to put on bold 'front.'
[Savannah News, (Dem.)
The deep grief with which the Repub-
licans discover evidences of decrepitude
in Mr.. Thurman's speeches is only ex-
ceeded by the grief and pain with which
they view the probability of his continu-
ing to show it during the remainder of
the mpaign.-[St. Louis Post-Dispatch,