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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09
THE TEXAS JACK RABBIT
Cleaning Ont tho Farmer Pasture Lands.
Measures of the Chase.

The Jack rabbit is native ~ Teas. Cali.
fornia and some Of the western states Hs
does no. differ materially from Of. mem.
bcrs Of the rabbit family, except i,at there
- more oi him. His mouth j. not large Il
TIA, not got the capac.oIs simper % The rhl-
nOcei5s on the circus poster, orevcn tLc cp'u
vaD,s smile Of the candidate for justice %
tls Tc1ce. but when it comes fe arla.,.ilnT
IRA ths mouth of tho jlck RABBIT ci. cause
th3 blush OF envy 70 mantle the cte-k ci tI-
Lawn mower. The great objection 60 the
jack rabbit IS "a proficiency ia ar.tliao'.
IL uuliipl-s too rapidly A. f. sLor. t.uie
single pair will clean OCT farmer 1- c.-e
ually a, 4 De bal he. e., mu.ii cn them -
poker They soon become Sd numerous mat
tie prairie ,oou become, e. bald A. d state.
mcnt %. tact. or the front 80" m ti. 4re.es
TIA ~ 10 variety show.
TAe jack rabbit retire from circulation
ssmiaiult Dale 0l grass af e8cn session. Gui
be Is in perpetual session oil night long. the
DOOR farmer O., absolutely without protection
Ns cannot bring all h.s grass indoors every
nigli. AMI set u he leaves 90 Ou- The JACK
rabbits telescope mo.- Of 10 lci0rc moraing.
4 few j,cl; rabbits will d..tsnd their waste
baskets with as much grass a5 "cal support
a COW In nnlusnco L. ia rc.r.n ior toe
Cra-s, the jack rabbit were ike .l- COW. q
come up o. the pen every evening alu ai-''
the farmer q wrench lew l.l.-s * n-iL
u l'qu.date toe Bill. there would J- entente
cordl1.e or tap between The hJl--t .lGrnl-I
ana tie Jaci. rabbit bat. 4lls h1H seldom
does the rabbit thus sAJa hi, gratitude ll-
browse on the grass which should nonrsA
the farmer horse. and then when pi0w.ng
tine comes De- leaves the poor fatby morse
T. tread tic wine press alone
Another peculiarly of the JACK RABBIT j.
his speed lie ".n squat d1wl behind
bunch OF grass as calm ami immovatle as
man painting house by the day. but When
Ls soe- danger ahead he wL.zzss olt If sl5ut
ike 4 dollar aud half az a church fair ~
be SCOOPS away ike a beautiful dream H.
blends with the horizon even o. co.nyi-
raeutary repast Is merged into train .oal 0i
hungry editorial excursiJl.st1. TIE ordinary
dog cannot oycrtlk- tie JACK rabbit even Il
1rcd 40 hlu from cannon. But til ir
,Crted English greyhound can C,eriaEc tL-
RABBIT. Chasing jack rabbits o.es tic level
prailies Of Texas j. great sport The hunter
are Oh L0rsstack-tAat l. Part n ll- time
Il tie horse stumble, OF puts lis lJo- .n q
prairie dog hole It Is difficult 70 say ioF q
brief moment which IS really tue rider Il-
horse is a noble animal. bat bis place Is lot
on tie riders stomach. -. course tae rider
does not suspend publication and ~ ONT * tuc
bu.iuesssvery time the ho.,s falls III u,l
ally ceases 10 regard coursins jack raDJ.ts4-
a pastime when the boise fails The inst time
Ii concluding this sketch of the ia rabol'
Texas Siftinss
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09
. ..no,auIc dlsplsy Of the great a'm'
~ ~ ths Republican parry

The Jumbo first appfoS''' ms
hen gently but firmly, sad many wen
refused the place Of boss monster p'"
cee,s 10 wrench the legendary ioe CABIN
into mass Of alsioInied los' while lie
master looks on aghasi.
Tie picture fable Is very f''Ih'ns' !, i
esen se,ry. for 10 maa knows Blaine but
toows also iha, he was The Star oil his
Marty IN Il. recent contest ana claims
the glory Of Sun of AusIer'''1 IN inc
csmp.icn thai the party thinks so iumi'
nous with victory.
Now the void will look on with de
liehl while The party axes MI n'"'h' =
nl,ce or Mr.. Blsine fixes the party Tor
that /. ms, The size oi the question. aud
n, Harrison will sleep heavy and wake
nervous in the White House unless be
makes Blaine Secretary Of State.
Bat suppose he does make him secre
tsry OF state. how will be go TO sleep at
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

The SlavOnic race Is a factor ia the history
Of Europe. A portion Of the same the
smallest In p0iut OF numbers. l. AZ the mercy
OF Germany, another, and more important
one, i, at the mercy Of Austria: tue thru
and largcs. portion submits 10 Russia Rus
sia maintain that her rivals Lciong = tic
Gernanic, while she is Of tA. SlGs Jalc race,
and, therefore that she has O. better right u
the direction ami guidanc- Ok tie people
having the same tl0Ci 7.th herself 1t IN
not have been lighI r-.E fer Alexander III.
despite al his cHo,1 ~ -5eer clear OF IT,
many shoals and quics.aui that ls I-us,
have found II ms way during Ai. H.. Inter
view With William III
A colossal empire TINS Of Russia a c9Efed
Grafton Of races bound together = the sword.
and like 70 those armed tribes that oye,Tan
Europe Ia the Fourth and Fifth centuries.
leaving She deso.ate slsppes for tns mid
regions OF the Mediterranean, a scTy Paradise
IL the eyes Of those born and bred ia tbs
midst Of SHOWS OF hypertCrean chimes. An
enmity u race - race, dating long 80 Dac-
peryldes this vast military I-tyl. aLJst
domains extend from north u .,4.A, an
whose people, like the Gctns Gui MyLgo!s o.
old, waade. from place - pia-e as II tuey
had no country Vi their own, signing lc.
Jerusalem, CachemiIe and Consi-A,.-.ple
as il they dsspised the TERRITORY dat -
fallen 70 their lot. Powerfully built, ats
the fashion OI savage races I-C-.- I'll. lut
haired and pale eyed, you might take 1a-nl
for one OF the people described ia tie cal,
chronicles Ok modern history All ssLI l.,
divine wrath 10 punish Ia ~. -ur sins R-s
sia declares herself 10 BE- the defender OF Ler
oppressed races, ~ ihese triJes claim u be-
tho .ayeuger. Of those capt.'es that accom-.
panied the Roman victor IN The Ma Sacra
and VI those athletes that were Lun.ed d0wl
IN the iorests and offered up a, lolocau,ts II
a drunken populacs Ia tie circu>'s and naval
tights -kmilis CASTELAR, ia Iu.lsdslp li.
Tines
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09
CONSOLATION or ONE WHO DIsBE-
IIENEs.

Ia the bitter waves OF woe.
Beaten aud tossed about
By the sull,u Winds that blow
From the desolate shores OF doubt.
Where the anchors that faith has cast
Are dragging In the gale;
am quietly holding fast
To the things that cannot fall;
know hat right Is right,
That II Is not good 10 lie;
That love Is better than spite.
Aud neighbor than spy;
know that passion needs
The leash Of d sober mind.
know that generous deeds
Some sure reward will nnd
That the rulers must obey.
That the giyers shall increase.
That duty lights the way
For the beautiful feet Of Peace.
In the darkest Night OF the year.
When the stars have all gone out.
That courage Is better tina fear,
That faith Is truer than doubt:
And nerce though the fiends may rght.
Add long though tho angels hide.
know that truth and right
Have the universe on thor eide:
Aud somewhere beyond the stars
Isslove that Is better than fate,
Whom the night unlocss her bars
shall see Hln--aud ! win wait.
wAsaINoros 0IAppEs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

In Holland the average factory day is from
thirteen 10 fourteen hours, while they Cttel
work eighteen, twenty-fcGr and tLirty-siA
hours on stretch The smaller bakers Of
Amsterdam work sixteen hours day ioi
Eve days week. On Friday and Saturday
they work tweuty-slx hours without inter
mission. Tie small tailors work win t-en
niyes ard children TO midnight, working
sometimes twcuty-four and even forty eight
hours on end. The result is that the work
man IS deteriorating Infant mortality j.
increasing, technical Improvements ar
neglected, and the inyentiyeness u "cfkmou
Is destroyed. Boston True Flag
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
BRISHTEs7 THOUGHTS or TESTER
LAys papers
A ROlsni-I Tho Main Point-BaFrow- fof
spsahef- Mesico-Iori Ssil.bUry-Min-
later Pheips-The Pacific siUpe-Cahi-
net Making.

A ROLAND FOR As OLIVER IL the
Republicans think they can make new
States and get more Soustots perhaps
the Democrats can match that play.
The Ucrul6 saws that Texas is as
large as France. II hiss gained IN popr.
lalicu very rapidly 10 the last ten or
twelve years and has probably now
nearly three millions Of people. u is
capable Of holding twelve millions, with
elbow room for every one. There j,
also renewal OF iho proposition -
make California into two states. which
seems to US reasonable. for the liues a.
that State now stretch distance equsl
to that from Portland. Maine. 90 Sayan.
nah, Georgia. and 10 carry convict
from san Diego or Reddlng go the state
Prison. near San Francisco. costs Is
much as u years keep
Texas. by the way under Tie agree
mcnt between Congress and The state,
made on lis admission in 1919, may hc
cut mp into five States The enabling
act declares
Third--New States of convenient
size. not exceeding four in number. IN
addition 10 the said State Of Texas, and
having sufficient population, may here
after, by the consent Of The said State, be
formed out Of the territory thereof,
" hich shall be entitled 10 admission M
der the provisions OF lhr Federal Coosti-
tuition
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09
THE REPUBLICAN JUMBO.

That Is q startling picture published
yesterday in New York paper, and the
only thing needed to give II a sensational
character with the people as well as an
artistic recognition. Is to give It place
n General Hsrrison's orgsn--the Indian
apollo Journal. OF course we refer TO
he landscape and character sketch OF the
gians Jumbo Of the Republican party
sehins possession OF the Tippecanoe
0n>1o.
Ho approaches with prolonged chsl-
loooe IN HE snout-srumpe,, and the pro.
pristof waits with doubtful mien to set
vhssher he Il claiming the hospitality o.
he marty mansion and merely desk 70
The secretary Of state, or whether he
Asmsnding tho right Of the nigges. a
t,sc,Iop OF the show to take the who
concern 10 charge. mAnass',e, mo n..,,
800. striped clown and ring %ss''
~ srsiss hs. left out all in. ss so0so
c.fssris and wsnusnslsl :; ,p Rl. l :.
s,s;sif % . close likeness Of n'. sa,s. d
H.,r,.ou. A. the picsa's ~. un a.'ss, :
o,v % ,bs ssudlous critic one P''sS''
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09
A.besto. As I.lnallnr l,aai.

4 lady on tie east side, with a view c.
domestic emergencies Llsreceuly purchased
a gas stove IL was adjusted il t.s ta-snel
hall, and during tic bot weat-e. sl.-I Co.,
heating Of the house by the range o.. seyera.
ironing days But i1 Was l..--I neas a.
wooden wainscotiug OI the hall. and tA- l4ly -
husband being @ m4u x a. Observing aAu
mechanical turn Vi m.u g. noticed tLii dan
esTous proximity. As Il pre,al-!1n arllLs
Ere Lc obtained q large sheet Ol hsJestOs anl
fastened Z securely wherever tue heat oi O.
-to,s " you'd strike The asbestos looked CA
aotly like a sAeet Of pasteboari, and YER
po0l pa,teD0ari at tnat, aaa The next tlm
she made Tie lilo the cook observed as vcr'
innammaols appearance, aud hauled VI. iron
the cellar an old fieboarl, which size pat be-
h.nI the stove 10 protect the asbestos Sevora
day. after ward the master Of tine house hap
pouca to be IL the basement and noticed ID
screen lie inquired OF Bridget, VIC toll
him Why sue lad put II there. lie suppressed
bis amusement, and grayoly explained - hei
tie nature and unburuabls suall.es Il -
testos.
"shure, said Bridget i was tn.-L-u. j,
was pastcboaTd, and thinks 70 uesi4. ''i.-
the Quarest pasteboard liver / saw. l9E t'.as
the scraps left OF it, / took 10 h. making
speedy fle 10 the maruin', and O. what }
WI, cUdlt make tho cra,ur Lur.'-N-U
York Evening Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

Some Western Republicans are insist
Ing on lower rates OF duties than the Sen
ste tariff bill llsfor, and 1t Is TO be
nots d that two or three Republicans In
the Senate who oppose The bill could de
feat II or recommit Il.
II 10 no longer concealed or denied
that the Senate bill wac made as special
campaign document, with the intention
TO alter 1, greatly after election. But
what those who had this In view now
discover is tina, the manufacturers be-
leyed 10 H.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

An observant editor has discovered
that all extensive coffin factory In New
York has been forced TO closeup because
business, which was almost entirely with
the South. fell oil SO terribly.
The item Is too new to have evolved
any sectionOlism but We feel quite GER
tain that there be Republicans who
would charge The Soulherners with pre-
judice II they would not die fast enough
to boom New York caskel business.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09
rurty-sour Miles Of Cabs

The spectacle Of forty four odd miles
Of cabs + enough to make any one shud-
der, yet that is the length 10 which the
London cabs would extend ii they Were
placed in q line. We owe this interest
ing calculation 10 Sir Charles Warren.
1t cannot be said after this that lie died
no good as chief Commissioners. But we
are also told that there is only standing
room for twenty-three miles Of cabs, 80
that we have twenty-one miles OF cabs
always wandering about the streets OF
London. No wonder there are numerous
complaints about ''crawlers. London
Court Journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

\ gambler dying Of consumption.
sluih.l into an undeItakers estAb-
lishment u Stockton, Cal. and pro
posed 10 tie proprietor TO shake dice
Tor collin The latter consented, the
money @a, put up against a suitable
coffin. and the gambler won, chuck
ling over his luck Us he ambled away
The passion Tor gambling is an iuhe.
rent trait Of character, and tile men
wNo have been Inundated by the set.
element OF idlotic bets will not be any
NOR. 10Th to make the same bets Oh
the next occasion, Chicago Herald.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

An advertisement Of Mrs. CHAMBERS
new story, My Lady Tongue" says that
Judith leaves Barbara out in the cold.
Well, We do hope that Barbara will not
be warmed over but Will he left on Ice,
at least, for The winter, aud perhaps she
may resppesT in another edition and be
served cold and without any pepper or
tobacco sauce Critically speaking, We
should say that a slapcoa of lemon or vim
egsr would cool her a little Just as 1t acts
on an Inflammation
.'Or Ike black eye 90 recent scui1e,
Where sometimes we aro forced TO box with
Ont Il mufii5
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09
The TINES has made the want column

The TIMES has made the want column
prominent feature of the paper in
order to open All avenue Of interchang-
able information on all topics, but there
are certain sort OF wants at which We
must draw The line For instance In
answer 10 one want advertisement, Il
dozen umbrellas Of various characters
were sent TO the oriice while the real one
looked Tor ha.. doubtless been carried OF
from town
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

There is still 4 good supply Of Quakers
in Philadelphia, though contrary i'm
preston prevails Twenty-Five years
ago the same impression prevailed. but
today the benches in the meeting houses
are as full as then. The explanation is
that after coqueting with worldly ways
and fashions for q season the young gen.
GRAFTON Of Friends undergo reaction
and gradually fall into the same ways
and the same austere life, even 10 the
plain gaib Of their grandfathers and
grandlnothers.- New York Telegram.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

TBF MAIN THH0- Senator George
Graham Nest-snd the number OF better
Democrats or cleareT-headed men than
Vest Is not lerion-expresses the appre-
heDsion that the Republicans OF the Fifty
first Congress will make the peoples
money fly
That Is not improbable.
The Democrats cannot help II il the
money does fly That will be one Of The
natural consequences Of the result Of the
late election. We may add that 1t will
also be one of rhe natural antecedeuta OF
the great Democratic tidal wave in the
Congress elections Of 1870
The main concern just now Of reason
able and foresseing Democratic statesmen
at Washington should not be the conduct
OF the Republican majority IN the Fifty
first Congress. bat the behavior Of the
Democratic majority in the Fftieih
House of Representatives, now In the
last months Of its existence.-New York
Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

Iateriamilias lat the supper table ID Mr.
Thomas Catch, susies beaul-lI is said that
a Spaniard can live upon al onion aud Few
olives day. IL seeas surprising y Us, does
Ii mott
susie's Little Bro;hsr-Ar. Catch, know
What you live on.
Mr.. Catch-What, Tommy,
Little Brother-On your aunt IA said 80.
= y ankee Blade
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

A New York contemporary says OF the
alleged decentralization OF the Democratic
party
"a The Democratic party, even with q
defeated President. has popular pin-
rality OF nearly one hundred thousand In
the Union over the Republican party
Although Mr.. Clevelands own State re.
iscted him for personal reasons II proved
itsslf Democratic by electing the entire
democratic State ticket, and with tn
vote OF New York the Demoerscy would
have carried . majority OF the Elsctora
College"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

You will find this medicine just the
thing for sickly children" said the drug
gist. Its the finest tonic made, and
will increase their appetite 30 per cent.
III that's the case, replied the map
Il don't want any OF IT, I have seven
children In the house and thsv can al :
ready eat more than can give them. -
New York Sun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09
The Panama Canal Company begai

The Panama Canal Company began
the attempt some days ago to place their
new bonds at 65 cents on the dollar The
Washington Post says that "thls was re
garded at the tine AZ the last and as u
somewhat desperate expedient OF the
Panama Company TO raise money. 1t
may not he the last expedieht, but II Is
undoubtedly somewhat desperate one
The Information comes by way of Lon
don that the bonds, even a so heavy a
discount, are not being taken, and thai
the venture 10 probably failure. II SO
II looks as though most serious crisis
had come In the financial affairs OF the
Panama canal. But even # this Is true
1t might not be safe I o predict the entire
collapse Of the enterprise, DE Lesseps
may have no other resource than TO
throw himself on the national pride OF
the French Government, and there are
those who still believe that France Is not
yet prepared to give him the fnsl and
fatal cold shoulder.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09
snuff Dipping In Maine.

Snuff dipping is on the increase at
Lewiston. Ia tact the practice A. grow
ing quite the fashion. 1ho detotees
don't inhaie it as did our grand .athers.
they make what Is called "a smear" with
CASTLE soap. and what not, and apply IL
deiicately, voiuptuously To the oSsrils
A species of mild intoxicafiOn il said To
result Twenty-Five pounds Of snuff j.
one tobacconist's order for week. IL
comes in OK bladders as biz as your
head and as solid Us a Dutch cheese
Lewiston journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

At last the United States census report
Of 1880 Is completed, tho twenty-seoond
and last volume having been issued The
work contains over 10, 600 pages and has
cost the country nearly $4,000, 900: IL Is
said 10 be(tho most elaborate nndertak-
Inc of the kind In the worlds history
~ Work World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

Aind Hearted Old Gentleman tIse.llg
countryneu. Why ID y0- l,.s 81, blue. .1i
friends
Countryman ,"ho h45 iu,t b-.D cleaned
out bya bunco st-erer COS o.. 30 t4rn-i
green, thats ~ns -NeD iofs lnolu.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

.so vou will wear diamonds at the
RECON, ;on next week, Mrs Shoddyr re-
marked Mrs. Featherbrain.
YES. Mrs. Featlerbrain; real fari-
sian diamonds. My husband always
gets the 'bsss Of everything. "-Jewslsr's
Weakly
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

ine ne" craze is The frpillow. cop.,.,
ns OF an 1no'eaehed cotton tas 6llsd -,
e 'ss wigs !. =, Of the fire tree The pillow.
case Is OF linen, osavas. satin ., F '','
sseo'd'"s TO the taste and poke, - r,1 ~
s smS Likeness Of the fir itself =. '0'u'
,bv y ns1c motto, such as1c,yo VI som.
so o,1,'o m tree" The nilloe.m e OF
ei SGIOsnlns eiiec, on the nervous ~o"s have
II BY magic. '''amie's slumbers As
each cake Bslsss, are given away with
Broad corr assam r Fr sosp. at 4ss rs. s
'''As' fii'h ia. MrIIrps' ''
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

1t has been computed by western
statistician that the people of the United
States spend more than 1900, 900 every
year for chewing gum.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

Il "a proposed TO erect q statue Of
Robert Burns st Toronto, Canada.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

Originality IL the faculty Of adapting
an old idea to new occasion -SQutre
Hobbs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

WHAT Is WASTsp-Ihe most eyre
giods blunders which he volunteer Cab
met makers have been committing spring
from iorgeiiulDess of the rather OBJ
yious fact that members Of a Cabinet are
selected, not 10 pay debls or to please
friends, but to secure an able, wise and
efficient administration OF the Govern
ment. Ii Mr. Cleveland had acted on
that rule he would have made fewer
blunders. II he never knew this or foi.
got 1t, his successor probably will not
Initiate his example What the Repub
licsn party wants. what patriotic men OF
all parties want. Il nrst rate adminisira
lion. If the coming President Will 80
select assistants rs 10 make that sn1e. Il
will not much matter whether individ-
uals or States or party leaders are alto
gether pleased.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

-a - ne ehill Of fall an ouncs Of fam,
W.T." Pound efsoush tsspA ANs' u
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

Burrows, His Boom Tile first gun
In the Speakership fight of the Fiity-frst
Congress has been fired. The Michigan
delegation in Congress had meeting last
night, when it was unanimously agreed
10 advocate the selection Of Represents
tive Burrows Of Michigan, as Speaker Of
the new House Mr. Burrows has pre-
sided over the House on many occasions,
and was called 10 the chair several times
during the last session by Speaker Car
Isle The distinction was regarded as
decidedly marked, for Mr. Burrows is not
only an ardent Republican, but was one
of the most active members of the Re.
publican minority OF the Ways and Means
Committee. -Dlspatch from Washington.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09

LORD SALIsBURY's SLIP The Tory
leader in England has involved himself
in trouble by referring TO Mr. Dadabhai
NsO.oji, the native Indian who recently
stood for Parliament in Holborn as a
BLACK man"
Liberals and Conservatives alike con
d,mn This reference as rude amt insult
ing Mr. Naoroli II Is explained, is not
black, but only "tawnY or swarthy," Il
sort of FURNISHED brunette, as ii We're.
Just how Lord Salisbury should have
spoken Of his Indian fellow-citilen his
critics do not say. They would not
probably approve Of the term "colored
man" because It IS not sufficiently
definite 1t is popullily supposed thar
there IS no prejudice against color in
England, but the beraiing OF Salisbury
for the slip would indicate that the
Anglo Indians. as well as Englishmen ia
general, are not exactly color blind.
IL would be rather funny 10 see The
color line creeping into English politics
just as 1t Is beginning 10 fade oat here
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