Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1888-11-01
EnLiricAI NOTES.


Chicago JauGna' The venerable Mr..
Tburmans caudor is excessive. He
tells his audience ali that is the matter
Win him physically. from his teeth TO
his heels They discover without his
confessions what is The matter with
him politically and intellectually.
St. Paul Pioneer Pross: a couple Of
terriers ia New York, named respect
fully Ben Harrison and Grover Cleve-
land engaged IN tight a few days
since, in which GroV II ran long way $
behind his ticket There is Still plenty
Of time for Democrats to hedge on their
election.
Paladlphia Press: The eminent
Mr.. ST John, prohibitonist for revenue
only ut the rate Of $50 per night, is nov
speakiUg in the interior counties of
Pennsylvania. This fact doubtless ex-
plains the numerous reports of the
great falling of il the Tnird party vote
in this state.
Gob Democrat. The senate tariff
bin viii undoubtedly strengthen the
Republican party throughout the
country Congress would net wisely if
OBEY should pass this bill at once and
CD hons.
Now Yorl, Press: A fiyc-cent loaf Of
bread s!uiuas from twenty ounces to
seventeen Ia ether words bread
Jumps IT'D 17l per cent Every addi-
lional per cent ought to stab "Old
Hutch s. conscience vith point keen
and fine enough to find that dininutivo
article
Chicago Jouynal PRESIDENT Cleye-
land Is showing perpieious activity
in politics. and according to his own
arguments ought 10 be removed from
Office Well, such is TO be bis fate.
Milwaukee Sentiael: 4 costs no more
III actual expenditure OF labor to make
a ton of PIG iron Oh Of steel rails iii the
United States than in England. The
difference in money cost is due to the
higher WAGES paid in he United States.
The Democratic policy is to repeal the
protective tariff which now enables
manufacturers 10 pay the higher wages.
Then the manufacturers must reduce
wages - the European level, OF suspend
work.
Detroit Tribgne Il was the whip Of
the Southern Democracy that brought
every Democratic Congressman from
Michigan into submission to Southern
dictatjaa. Licl, 'em for that.
Peoria transcript: The most enlhu9-
i2slie applause erected Mr. Thurman
wien d p.liad au TITO Old red bandanna
before a's audiance. The spectacle OF
an o.d-.inc ID mocrlic leader wip-
ing lis nase on anything except the
sleeve Of his shirt IS sight Of which The
ccuatlE men seem to tire Aud yet this
is moi .Ieiltrs0nian simplicity.
New Ioti, CORRESPONDENCE Chicago
Tribune: & K Clark Jr, a grain broker.
who & credited with representing "Old
Hutch n tbs market, and who was con
sprnous 10 the celebrated squeeze here
two wecksago, went into The grain pit
this afternoon and offered S25, 900 even
that Harrison and Morton would be
e'eofel He found no takers Numerous
smaller bets Of 500 even were made
thar tine Republicans would carry
the State.
II Is better to be hungry with free
trade han be well-fed with protec-
ton Is what the Democratic sophists
are preaching chicago Eretiqg Jour
ndl
WtA. no. not exactly that. Suppose
you put The matter in this way: 1t is
better to have low taxes and plenty to
est than TO work for monopoly at
starvation wages. Neg York Herald.
Bat you cans 90 il, you know. Low
tariff taxes mean cheap goods, and they
in tnrR make cheap wages, for home
manufacturers must either meet the
pauper labor Of Europe with paaper
labor here, or 90 out of business.
There is ~ getting around that propo-
sition - Ghfcqg0 Journal.