The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-15

pension OF the tariif.
HERE Il THE RULE.-The labor mar
ket is glutted. There you hit your head
against very solid sharp edged fact,
and that fact-d0n't forget it's the key
10 this situation and many another oil
Ike character. We have POwderlY says,
from million to million and halt
workmen who are idle. Lazy No
they can't get anything TO 40. Your
poor, little, miserable, stumbling, wood
en- legged Republican policy, with its
heavy taxes, shuts Us out from COM
petition with the world in the worlds
marx cts, and fences us in 10 cut each
other lhroals, fosters mOnopolies, con-
bints trusts aud other devil inventions,
which Increase the number Of idle men
every year.-New York Herali.
GOVERNOR HILL II THE WEsr.-The
enthusiastic reception given to Governor
Hill in Indiana is a tribute both to his
reputation and his Democracy. II makes
the New York Democrats additionally
proud OF him.
Governor Hill is a representative Dem
ocrat, Just as Mr.. Blaine is representa-
! tive Republican. And he is popular
among Democrats for tina, reason. lie
is not ashamed of his parlisanship. He
clories in it. TO be "a Democrat means,
with him, to be a friend and promoter Of
good government, protector OF tie
tights Of the people. He is not a hypo-
ciile. He does not pretend to be better
than his party. He does not ignore his
friends and coddle his enemies.
Governor Hill has the boldness of his
beliefs and the daring of his duty.-N.
Y World.
BIG ISDIAss.-A body of Sioux chiefs.
including Sitting Bull, has reached
Washington to confer with President
Cleveland regarding the proposed new
treaty. The social and intellectual quail
ties Of that old renegade, Sitting Bull,
will add great distinction t. the meeting
between 1.-THE Great Father" and the
bucks. There have been aud are a great
many bad Indians, but Sitting Bull is
fuciE DriaceDs among them. He ought to
be shut up n one of the drawers OF the
Indian Bureau Exchange.
| CHAIRMAN BARBOUR. - Senator elect
John ;. Barbour returned from New
York Friday night, where he went TO At
tend meeting of portion of the Dem
ocratic National Committee. lie said,
when met by representative OF the
| Pest Yesterday morning, that the meeting
of the committee had no extraordinary
importance, and that Il was mistake TO
imagine Chairman Barnum thought any
thing like an emergency was at hand. -
Washington Post.
WHERE r THE VorE AND WHERE THE
PROTECTION g-If it be true that high
duties raise wages and low duties lessen
them. how does this Senate bill square
with protectiOnist principles The ne
croes who raise sugar and rice in Louis
lana, Mississippi and Georgia are obliged
to compete with the cheapest and most
degraded labor In the world-the labor
of the slaves and coolies in the Spanish
| West Indies and Of the Chinese. TX
change.
MrNNEsoTA.-fhe Minnesota Repubi-
cans are becoming alarmed. Tariff re-
form has made such inroads into their
ranks that it is beginning to dawn upon
them that they are more than likely TO
lose the State. Accordingly the State
Committee have issued seyerl blood
curdling appeals to the Republicans to
stand firm and not listen 20 heresies
| The Democrats, they state are preparing
10 food the State with money on election
| dsy and buy up voters by the thousand.