The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-26
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
. " PALS 0f THOUGHT.
D,Gteuities of GREATNESS Inc ""''s'"s
stub Boodic-.>bow ne the VA" """
M, >uov .ou the Law Theory an"
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pracitcc-a r,g's root.
D,r.,crLTIEs or GREATNESS. "A Pres
ident has one OF two things To DO. ne
m, asst either submit - the logical con-
s.orences of the spOils system ana sur
render his prerogative a. the appointing
,over To the control of irresponsible
advisers or he must take his stand
firmly against the whole pernicioos sys
tom Even il be does the former ne
cannot have peace for there VIII De
score of applicants for every place 10 De
6lIed and an endless conflict OF CLAIMS
and pretensions. The inevitable result
oil be disalTection and hostility IN his
own party. while the respect ana conn
dence of the people al large VIII u iol
feited. -Ncls York Times.
THE MARRYING CLUB. - The young
ladies' "Mlrrying CuD' OF New ia
ven. promises TO become as famous as
apy of ils prototypes. either ancient OF
modern. IL is claimed that the cluo
was formed OF some rather old COLLEGE
widows" who pledged themselves 10
find husband within a twelVemOnln'
A. often as each was assured OF success
il was announced To the society Oy the
oift of a yellow garter. Whence the
name and fame Of the organization,
of course. the FAD has gone beyond
New Haven. and yellow garter CUBS
are mute the thing ~ fashionable So
cIety. - Baltimore HerWd.
BoopLE.-Lobbyisis IN the interests
of monopoly out in Illinois appear To
have found it easier to Kill an ANTI
Trust bill in the State Senate than I'D
the lower house of the Legislature.
This harmonizes with experience IN the
Eastern States. The price Of legislator
ont West. too. seems 60 correspond quite
closely with the customary figures here
about. for. according 10 common lame
ttook $50. 900 10 fix the Illinois Senate
on that the Antitrust bill. which had
nassed the House almost without oppo-
s;,on. might be permitted TO rest
quietly in ob,curity. with no one 10 ASK =.
uplv questions about t.-ihH""eiI'"
Record.
"Suow MI THE Man AND Ill SHOW
Vor THE LAW. That was the doc
tr,ne of a certain judge in old times
and we recall the pithv lines in reading
me following in the New YORK WOrtd
With hundreds OF indicted RepuDli.
cans IN Indiana set free by the invented
technicalities of political judge belong,
inc TO Their party II would be marked
Injustice TO keep IN confinement son
tary Democrat convicted through liz
nartisan zeal of the same Judge.
The remission OF the fne IN OoN
case calls attention to another shameful
inconsistency IN judge Wood Is ruling
in election cases. Tins jurlst. who u
now being pushed for seat on tn'
Supreme Bef ch. threw out oi court
" weeks ago large number 81 IN
dictments against Republicans 10
crimes in the last election on the glouh'
that if was necessary 90 charge ana Il
- nroye that the bribery or fraud wa
actually practiscd M connection WIZ
the election OF Congressman. OPol
, the Coy trial. year aud haii ago
! this same Judge decided that the IL
4 dictment vas good under the Fedora
: law. although there was no charge O
nroof that the vote OF the candidat
: for Congress had been tempered viii
the alteration Of returns affecting alOl
|. the candidates for Criminal Judge
THEORY AND PRACrlcE.-Ihe res0ll
% ton OF tne resOyieIian Assemble
North and South. 10 cooperate 10 non
z. and foreign missions and IN matters
n publication. and 50 form. Is as great q
advance towards reunion as could
~ expected at this time.
st The great officially TO be- overcome
Sc In the matter OF separate churches al
"a church organization for the cOior'
people. which is naturally viewed IN
IT ouife different light IN the Mort
ii where it is only q theoretical questio
r. and i'm the South. where u is intense
he pracucal r
pS the solution Of time. The argumei
IL may be- all on one side bat human 1
"a. ture * sometimes stronger than log
Even in the apostles time the "a
ssue was not unknown the Church
Phan Times.
80 A Washington dispatch says that I
Republicans are getting anxious o'
Tx the slowness in the distribution OF IL
erai patronage, and al the meeting
ho the executive committee Of the isepl
- ncan County Committee the pr
~ cipal business Was the pdsHl
its of resolution authorizing
ID. chairman to appoint a Committee
w. Patronage. Chairman Scion - Smi
III who was re elected. did rot name
ler committee. but Will notify the me
V hers personally. and they VIII IN
bv and consult with the reiguing DOW
-, and make such terms as they can.
- A Pig Fo0T.-The Piitsburg chr
81 icle tells of pig case IN q Geor
lie court involving the value OF pi
axe foot cut of by "A railway tram.
of railroad held that 1t was only liable
five cents. which was the value of
GU pigs foot, but the plaintiff had
de different rule for assessing damage
to a case of this kind. b. estimating
and value of the hog when hurt. and "a
ing thereto the cost OF trea,mt
w together with financial equiVal
ner for The Inconvenience suffered by
rec animal, the loss of standing among
associates. ald the consequent alb
sc,s ment naturally felt by three-leg
<ew pig. The plaintiff would not fix
sum to be awarded. but would leav
to the generosity of the jury. after
'"'' fording them the foregoing means
'uc- making calculation.
Who The jury took this view of the
,hle and returned verdict of -.
PRESIDENT HARRISON $ PBoDIGA
WI A dispatch from Washington TO
rom Courier Journal says thai the De
most cratic victory in Montana last week
IN a elected bitter leiter TO Pre- ident /
rison from Mr.. Richard +. Negley
VI old Montana m0uutaineer. and
fe- publican OF thirty three years stand
La this letter. which was delivered
tha Whfta House III pprSOu Mono