The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-31

OAatai OFHan ct Saline Cou1ay ana the
City Of Ssliha.
BLAINE, Secretary Of State.
ALLISON, Secretary Of Treasury.
ALGER, Secretary Of War.
wANAMAKER, Postmaster General. |
The Cabinet seems 10 be settled a.
TO these four names.
SENATOR PLCNB took strong |
grounds against the diplomatic |
service while the diplomatic and
consular appropriation bill was IN
der consideration in the Senate |
on the 18th. The county, he said,
had been damaged by its foreign re-
representatives. during the last eight |
yeaFs-damARed Ia its character and
ItS self respect, by subordinstion
which was not consistent with the |
dignity aud power Of the American
people. They did not represent the
free institutions Of the United States /
as eOntrasted with mOnsrchiHl instl- /
tutioBs. They had not supported
the dignity and simplicity Of Ameri-
can citizens. The men who were gen
orally sent abroad, were simply the
bubble on the wave, the frOth ON the
surface OF the streaIn, the mere
idlers and lOungers and wall flowers
ct receptions. Senator HuRr re-
tOrted that he did not believe With
the senator from Kansas, that the
representative Of the United States
were TO go about the world with
pantalOons stuffed in their boots,
their WAistcOat of, and with ragged
trousers held up by one suspPnder.
EX Gov ROBINSON replies In the
Kansas City Times to Col. Phillips
recently published letter upon Lane
In the Topeka CUpifnI-G ommon-
Ws0ith. He argues that il il we'll to
speak ill OF the dead, 10 Que wishes
to, giving US the startling PROPOSE
ton that Public acts and public
crime are public property" He
takes occasion To- compliment the
Colonel with the follow ing words:
al fully reciprOcate Colonel Phil
lips kind sentiments have moth
ing but good will for him aud all
actors In the great struggle that ELI
minated the black curse Of slavery
from our nation, aud saved it, life
during the process. Especially
shall always cherish the great
work he did in tho early territorial
days when his tongue aud pen were
worth q whole brigade oI Lanes.
IN Athens people tired Of hearing
ArIsteides call 1.-THE Just" The
only thing ever cIsImed for the
Hayes administration WAS that IL
was i"puTe"-distinguished by no
Irregularities. Otherwise aud In
every other respect il has been look
ed upon n having the least vigor
and force OF any administration
since the beginning of the war. u
only the doubtful significance at
''pure" can be bestowed up an out
going administration-be ID Presi-
dental or RubernAtOriAl its friends
had better spend no time in defend
Ing Il. Even a little "wickeness"
will be tolerated, IL there il force
and vignr in the administration.
The talked Of division Of the state
into two Judicial Districts has put
Wichita to scheming. The follow
from an exchange explains the situa-
ton:
The people down about Wichita
are talking OF q proposed change in
the terms OF the United States dis
trict court. They are said To lie un-
AnimOusly In favor Of dividing the
state in two districts, north and
south, and dividing the terms of
court In the south district between
Fort Scott aud WichitA. They claim
that under the present arrangement
the terms OF court are too short 10
dispose Of the business aud that re-
lief OF some kind IL necessary
BOULANUERIsN il rampant in
France by Large msjOrity'-as We
would say in this happy Republic.
BOulAnRer's victory is variOusIy in
tsrpreted-accOrding to the political
standpoint. II you are a French
Republican, you are supposed to be-
iisve that his election is sufficient tu
discourage the party, which must
act more stOutly againt the increas-
Ing power Of CRsarism. II mon
archist, the election IL q cOndemna-
ton OF the parliamentary Republic.
III BOulangist. Il Is a death blow To
the present government.
WHETHER Blaine does or does not |
60 into the Cabinet, the controversy
has brought forth much righteous |
indignation against the way his enc
mics are treating him. Gath" gets
II down best in the following para
graph:
HE Is to be the Joan Of Are for
our Charles VII GDd carry the orr |
flame, but after the victory IL won |
and the crown secured he 10 to be
handed over to the English aud
burned at the stake. The enemies
OF Blaine have gone too for. They
have touched the natural indIgnS-
ton OF men"
The expression in Ex-Governor
Martins message that at should
require something more than q
mortgage TO steal a mans farm" is
made the text for much talk
throughout the state and outside
the state-the substance Of which Is
that the message il nearly Of as
much damage to Kansas as Frank
Wllksson's letter. Il IL too true
that our state can be nearly as much
damaged by her fool friends" a.
by her enemies.
A SYNDICATE Of British capitalists
has been formed for the purpose Of
buying the Milwaukee Ireweries. 1
An agent Of the syndicate spent
some time IN Milwaukee last week
negotiating with the owners who, Il
IL 10 said, are not all anxious to sell.
IL IL believed should the breweries
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