Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-09-13
NOTES AND COMMENTS

NO Republican papta IA al exc
land dare open its columns 20 aA argue
ment in favor of the Democratic posi-
ton on sariff reforms or permit iss
readers to even know shat = iss-eS
J. Wosld.
General Harrison deniee che sso6S
that he intend9Go withdraw geoR Che
Presidential race He sill continue 60
be mentioned in that cohnecSier uaSSf
next November bus not astereasak-
Quincy Herald.
The largest emigration - shS
United States IL from Ge9maAy, o
country that has = protective Sar5ff.
Why doesn't the German @as;ff 9nak8
high wages In GermasE3- EonisciIc
Courser@Journat.
The winter 70 coming on TkS
Democratic platform asks Sha8 Che tax
shall be talSen off OF ovpeloshes The
Republican platform comedies 9has She
Lax may be taken ef q whsskys-Css
cianati Eaquires
john Sherman doubts ShG s1g5is
Of Congress to interfere sith che srsstse
and James @. BlSine thinks she Presi-
fene and private eitizens base no righe
to interfere with sherpn Meantim@s.ee
Democrats in Congress ansa she people
of the country are preparing 20 knocS
them Pittsburgh Posi-
The Republicans papers arc noe
rushing to defend MIR. BlainA sgainss
the criticisra - greelS bessoEsd Gee
cause od his aecsarStion Shas Che pcoe
pie have ne right 10 interiors with ss@
trusts. Republicans have - E1tle 80
say about that as aboua FOStee'S Seas
circulate Mr.. Blaisss may be his owS
Burchard this time-Ne,O Etren Nesss.
"A stockman in Phonix, s. TIE
offers to bet a good ranch twelge mElee
square. having elenty of water AND
grass, and 40 maress value s2,OOOe
100 two and three-year-old coltse
So, 0D; six Rercheron stations. S., 600;
house, stables ana shops, $1,000; vine-
yard and Geld with asitchess 3,00Gs
total. $4,000 ehas EleTeland will be
elecsed.
The entrance &c Allen 6. ghuae
man into the Nasional campaign % 90
event of picturesque and solid inteiosG
He is an honest and strong man Of
statesmanlike quality. ehe eoe of ras-
Gals and she arand Of She people,
learned in the law and thoroughly
grounded in the Rrinciples of &emoe
cratis government.-Spr z6ee
publican.
-Tilden carried New York by $40
600 on Il platform which declared foo
tariff for revenue only. At that time
the Prohibition vote in that State WAC
~
publicans on the free-whisky platforms
the Prohibition vote will be swelled to
100. 900. Put this and that together,
and add thereto the strength of an able.
wise and economical administration
of the Government for the last four
years. and you have ample reason for
the claim that New York will certain
ly cast her electoral vote for Cleve-
land.-.St. Pauf Globe
The rejection of the fisheries
treaty by the United States Senate,
foreshadowed by caucus action long
ago. is a humiliating evidence of the
extent TO which men in the highest
places may be controlled by partisan
bias. With the treaty itself and its
terms. its merits and its defects, we
have no concern in reaching the con-
ciusion that the action of the Repub-
hcan party was dictated by party con-
sfderationA The report of the ma
jority of the Senate Committee on For
eign Relations betrayed the determine
ton OF the Republicans to use the ne
gotiation Of the treaty for campaign
purposes. and the debate on the treaty,
the caucus action. and the final vote
confirm this Observation-Disclosures Ledger
(Rep.