The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-15
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
BRIGHT THO UGHTS FOR OUR sUYDA Y
RIA DERS.
Reduced Tzxes-The Farmers art-rhe
Wise Words of Law-Rochefort's Ideal.
BouIanger-Prohib sword and
the Ballot.

THE ERA OF REDUCED TAXES This
is the distinctly marked era of reduced
taxes in everything. Even the West
where newspapers were invaribly sold
Tor five cents, there has been general
tumble in newspaper taxation, and war
.~;oe o-c fc-@---- w;Dcl CIT. pGS,; hos
Of Chicago, like many other producers
who had tasted and waxed fat on war
prices, adhered to old war prices for their
newspapers. while demanding the same
reduction of wal prices for all their COM
mobiles. but new Richmonds entered
the field they grew and waxed fai on
cheap prices they finally elbowed the
war.priced newspapers out Of the lead IL
circulation and advertising, and finally
the crash came, bringing al! down in a
panicky pell-mell TO popular rates
Pbild. Times.
| FARMERS There are, for example,
four million farmers in this country.
They are mostly at such a distance from
cities that they never hear the hum of
daily discussion as We do in New ork,
where big questions are in the air and a
man makes up his mind as unconscio1siy
as he brealhes They are Isolated and
read few ewspapers-indeed, have very
little leisure in which to do it. Yet their
votes count. They are just as much in
teres,ed in the welfare Of the Govern
ment as any Of us, are rs patriotic, have
Just as much at stake, and during the war
vent as willingly to the field, at as great
a sacrifice -Nen FORK Herald
| The Law ExPoUNDED-ln suspending
sentence upon the knights OF Labor who
pleaded guilty TO conspiracy after the re.
cent decision of the Court of Appeals
Recorder Smyih pursued a course which
will he generally approved. The lawyers
As well a. people generally outside the
legal profession, doubted whether the &C
/ ton Of the defendants constituted an
O4. ..sc anne. 80, conspiracy statute. Al
/ is, therefore. 10 lie fairly concluded that
( the men themselves were ignorant that
they were violating the law. J.
/ N0rld.
The consideration OF the Mills bill in
/ the House Of Representatives has now
reached the wool clause.
+ Free wool is regarded by the Mills
+ forces and Sc believe ii was so regarded
~ Nj Cleveland as the king post Of the
new tariff roof under which they propose
that the country shall i've until they can
build "a freer one To demonstrate this
statement very short consideration of
NJ Cleveland, message and 81 the his
tory OF the Mills bill will We sufficient
krciGnGe
" Hocaeeo-' 8. hearing 'lo -.sr'. o.
the duel, exclaimed: How WONDERFUL
/ he Youngest general in the army let
himself be pinked by a barrisier nearly
sixty years Old
For the next four months The people of
both political parties, the whole country
over, vii. tie interested I'm watching the
management and the operations OF Max
thew Stanley-Quay chairman OF the
National Republican Committee and of
ike National Republican Executive Com
mittee, and likewise those of William l..
Scott. chairman Of the National Demo
cratic committee The former IS some
times called Matt Quay and the latter
DiN-krrt1Hqe
B1ULANGER MOaE SERIor.IY IlCgT
TUsS WorN.uu -Acci!on'- wii. o..ar
,u lAe uesi regulated french Guels, and II
Fl ..ol- had heeu ;he weapons the sac,
that lhc soldier W., hit mi-l' haze been
attributed g. one ID these Blu, tle duel
was fought r.th the sold er's Weapon.
enn i"e reports declare t-f 'Ar s'...'t.
oIH MS utmost io %HI t'' e''..'"'' ana ne
vas ".,''i'' simply ",ci'.7' o. "'' .u'
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SLAVERY AID PR0TEC Io&.-NoW that
slavery is abolished tie wonder Is tlat
we ever tolerated ., As long BE "e q.
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