The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-12
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
ERTGHTEST THOUGHTS PROM TRO-
MIyEYT JOURNALS.
ParneIl Again-A Chance to Compete
Abroad The augusta Exposition-The
Cx,r and the Kaiser-rhe Chandlcr's 1911
for Reorganization ot the Navy.

for REORGANIZATION OF the Navy.
NEITuING.-The attempt 10 make The
Republican psrv out a 'fre" whisky
marry l. di,homcs,. The newspapers
which started this hue and cry have stddi
ously ignored the essential facts OF jh.
situation. II the Democratic National
Convention had followed The long line
Of Democratic prtccdenis, IN opposing
internal revenue taxation, and hal de
manded the repeal of The present system
in that cas-. there would have been
ground for the charge that il Wa d. de-
mand for free whisky The Demo
cratic party has always fought every
effort To- restrict the liquor traiic.-Aesr
I1yi YrDlHc.
p,nyFIL-The charges made bg the
Attorney General against hlr. Parnell
seem likely to occupy the attention OF
Parliament for some time 10 come. and
NAV All any hour give rise to incidents OF
great political importance. From wnai
took place On Monday night in the House
of Commons il is plain that MIR. Glad
stone has undertaken the direction Of the
palncliite defense, and will make the
most of the advantages given him by me
too vcnturcsOme assertions OF a member
Of the Gsycrnment-N J. Sun.
uECZARA THE kAIsER.-Wel learn
from the special 10 the Hlod' mat tn.
Young German Emperor will visit II.
Petersburg and Is about 10 leave Berlin
for that purpose. After seeing his hu-
sian brother His Majesty viii, Il j. be-
lieyci. return through Vienna. and ac-
cppl the h0spitaliti of The Emperor OF
Austria The oninous Wit, however,
will be to -. Petersburg.
Every pound OF wooden cloth imported
bias used mp much more than ~ own
weight la Wocl-sOmctimes four or hye
Times as much-and ii Il wooden iactO-
ries had their wool free ifom abroad
they would u,c iu-t AZ much domestic
wool, make more goods, employ more
labor. and make in abe aggregate better
profits. Mr. Mills was perfectly c"rrc''
IN saying that free wool would protect
the manufacturers. IT would 10 more
il would enable them to protect them
selves-A. J.. IUoe-.
There seems to be little doubt that the
new Emperor of Germany is going to
pursue the policy of his grandfather in
keeping on good terms with Russia. Hi
uttcrauccs TO this effect are supported by
his proposed visit 10 It. Petersburg, and
should a marriage be brought about be-
tween lis sister and The Clareyiich, the
friendly disposition of the two great en-
pires would be sill further signalized-
EScloHgc.
II j.. quite unlikely that The bill Of S.na-
tor Chandler for "a reorganization of the
Navy Department will be enacted during
the present session, if at all. Secretary
Whitncy put much work into an attempt
TO secure bureau rcorganiItting during
ihc last Congress, and it was thrown
away TtcLphge
DONr~A0U FoRGEr iT.-During the
deGIic on The tariff in the House OF Rep
resentativcs Yesterday much was said
about trusts, and he Repub leans sought
10 faslen upon the Democrats the charge
that they were standing by the sugar
Trust. Mr Mills pointed ont that lhc
Republicans found no fault with the
leaders of monOpolics until there was a
Democratic majority Ia the House trying
honestly 10 reduce the burden OF taxation
on the people. And when We propose
to smitc some of your idols, said Mr.
Mills, you raise the cry OF llayemeyer
and the Sugar Trust. Let me tell you
and don't YOU forget il, we ave going to
give you al opportunity 10 vote on these
trusts before you get away from here,
and every one OF you will vote on the side
of the trusts, too
But how can the right be made to over
come %monopolies butiressed by law II
will be a hard struggle, as such struggle
have ever been in the history Of human
disenthralment. Nothing will DO more
to win success than a careful study of the
vivid vascular arguments of The question
-EScdqage.
PARNELL AGAIN.-Most of the British
journals agree in saying that Mr.. Par
nelrs demand for the appointment Of 4
parliamentary committee TO examine
into the authenticity Of the letters charg
ing him with crime Is unfortunately
unhappily conceived and mad
missible They taunt him with declaring
before the O'Donneli trial that he was
ready to testify, and say it is be~wildering
to now hear him express dislrust of
British tribunals.
The Daily Macs says it presumes the
Government will shrink from the infamy
of refusing NIr. ParnelIs demand for q
parliamentary inquiry. The STIR ac-
cuses Mr.. Walter, the owner, and Mr.
Buckle, the editor of the Times, of utter
ing torgcries which they knew To be
forgeries.-Cade 10 tie Herald.
a CHANCE TO COMPETE ABROAD
The manufactures will profit by having
free wool" said Mr.. Brokaw, the clothier
corner of Fourth avenue, Lafayette
place and Astor place, New York. THE
Western wool grower will probably kick,
but | think the greatest amount of good
should be done for the greatest number
of people
& believe in protecting the American
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