The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-26
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
ESTEEMED CONTEMPORARIES on
TIMELY TOPICS.
Those Pauper italian,-Ihe Brooklyn
soapmaker's Observation-Disclosures ".
Irish Eyictions-A Warning Against
Over Confidence.

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facturers have no objection, as i, increase,
all the time their power over labor and
the wage GVesiion. while iheirOW1 good.
bring in aS much prof as ever; bu. 30
the working mc1 the issue has a lively
and practica. interest. which sooner ur
later NAV b. computed into dollars and
cents. TO the country az large the sub-
isct i even more important. Il l. like
man who is daily drinking poison Tn
national blood i. no, merely beinc
diluted and weakened, but Is being cor
rupted and polluted, and the result, will
be- demonstrated in troubles of a serious
character unless proper measures for self.
protection are taken.
THE BRooKLYN SOAPMARER.-Mr
Charles :. Higgins, the sOapmtker, does
10. seem to have alarmed his fellow
manufacturers very mucn 10y his gloomy
predictions "a, 10 the Cffect Of the Mills
bill on the trade Nessrs COlg ste & Co,
Who ought ~ know what they are ak
inc about. say that they can compete
with English laundry soap under any and
all conditions, and that Il TIER profits
should be cut down somewhat he con-
-umer would get the hcncti' without So
r.,,,s IN ;nrv tn tLom " !. Yim..
Tn. p,rx.,r I<,rfry-T ParerI
muir. s..,..l.ptlv troul'e.on. m fbe
English Ministry. as. iu.iced, ~ 00-h' to
o.. j. t. ara Outrage for tAc 90 u.t.-, 3D.
ASSUME that they occupy ap impartial
attitude in p case 90 which they aic really
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b, ..,.. .l.,.,.i... t.,f. r,.- .y.u.d Of r-.l.
t.l..ld ~ 'rop.+..,f. ...n.ic seam. 49,
., s. y;o.r..
Bio N,.oil, Because Tie Demo
crat. Of Tire House would no. vote Go
maintain "a needles, t.y DID the o.4I lgt.
country they an. ar-,.qn.j q. ,Ir
.fr;.r5s of Austrian labor" Ths bu,.on
.o,,.r. and vra-,.r. are ina biz majority
T., l,is conntrv = W1rid
A,u-ptc,. a. Tprsu Fyfrr5a~- ~.
,v5rid Inc di,fi.rlt 10 ind any material
difference hctwccn tie m,rciicss eject.
ment Of American farmers from their
homcsteads and lands and the merciics-
eviction of I-i-h tenants rom jhciG cot
jtgc- and 'hc lands appcs'a.ninr 90 t.eil.
ago ;wo hundred and NOR. farmer, ai,A
their families settled ON what vas sup
posed TO be Government land in Allen
county. Kansas. Recently the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas Railway COMPANY has
discovered "a land grant az 1852, which.
il alleges. covers the farms, houscs and
Stealing, Of TIE twO huhdrcd settlers IN
question. The company has resorted to
eicc'mcnt proceedings against these set
tlrr-. and "popos,s % Dust them, bag
an! baggage. without reimbursiag them
for fifteen years cultivation of the soil.
-Irsti0lo1c H7h.
BEWARE o. OVER CONFIDENCE II
+ vain boast that thc d mCcratic party
r. to have % waik over ia The presidential
c.f...oa. Tie Democrats who indulge
party they encouraging rcckitssness
and ,aicle.,uess in the rank and iiie.
They are disseminating the performance
of the work which mast BE done in order
t0 win. Tie amy iaat Struts into bat
tie is 30; likely 20 strut out of i'll j.
Sua
TIE FElE THADE BrCAE00 -" Give
~. gree WHISKY" the Republican pr5,ec-
l.anis,s cry our. rather than cheaper
tools. cheaper clothes. cheaper houses.
Give us fee whisky, tut make the poor
ws,norwoman continue 90 pay eighty
tNo per cent. cXia ON her starch, the
caruenter forty per coat. extra on his
saws the PAINTER fi.'y-tiFe per cent. extra
on his linsced oil, the blacksmith seventy
Cfy op- free trade. iAey alt. against ANY
or, vLu ctIr,. 10 lower these eAtorl.On.
an, dnties ouiy q little"
"a, psrty stand in thi, country on
such ground a. that? Can working men
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