Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-07-29

lansas and the reduction in Massachusetts |
uas done by half breed" temperance Re- |
,ubiicans. Nov let tbe good york 60 on
fNev York Pressl
The amount Of Engiish capital which IL
eeking investment In this country indicsies |
] more substantial confidence In American
than could possibly be stimulated |
Inder the Democratic fsllscy Of free trade |
70 Intelligent individual needs to be told |
hat the protective policy Of the Republican |
,arty has opened the eyes Of the Whole |
vorld TO the growth Of American industries |
md the prosperity Of the American people.
Prsssesssn as tbs ssssA.
Biddefosd Journal.
Woe to the Southern Democrat Who dares |
% assert his manhood sufficiently to declare |
d favor Of Protection. Gen. Roger A. Pryor. |
me Of the most prominent and brilliant de |
lenders Of the lost cause, has declared against
'rse trade, and the entire ex-co0fedefate |
south are pouring out their viAls Of wrath
,pon him. no language of abuse is too base
Tor them use sgsinst him. II Jefferson
Davis himself should say any thing disrespect
iui to the free trade fetch he woald be
rounded to dsa.h by the Bourbon Democracy
Room Enough.
THE Tribune
The question, How many words can be
written on postal card: is still being dis
cussed by summer oilers. One good answer
10 that you could write down in detail one
hundred times over all that the Democrats OF
the last Legislature did for the cause of re-
form-without crowding the card.
InrInAs . Post-mortem, also.
Pittsburg Dispatch.
Let the affairs Of the Pension Bureau be
investigated by all means, il it will afford
any satisfaction to our friends the enemy.
II there has been any shenanegxn in that de-
partment since the Republicans took hold it
10 time the thing was discovered and pun
ished-snd while the authorities are about it
they should not fail to extend their work so
As to in5ude searching post norton exam
nation OF the management of the late Pen
sion Commissioner Black. There are elab-
crate and emphatic surface indications that
something in a decaying condition will be
found ia that direction.
The President uonored.
Evening Transcript
President Harrison met q league pitcher
the other day. and was treated as q social
equal. The pitcher showed no hsutiness.
but, on the other hand, was kind, attentive
and considerate. The common people, who
always like to see the great unbend. looked
on with pleasure, for all men felt that in the
courtesy paid to their Chief Magistrate was
an implied acknowledgment Of their own
equality with the pitcher The President
vas greatly pleased. He told Secre-
tary Halford that If the league pitch
er had been an applicant for the San
CANNON post Office he couldn't have been
more respectful. And that particular pitch
er had just been sold for $4,000 by the
Dodge Citys to the Keokuks, too.
The Crop Of Lies.
The reports about the failure of the Dak0-
ia crops appear to be pretty well punctured.
The crop of lies from Wall street is the only
thing that occasions uneasiness among the
farmers of the great Northwest.
Don't Want to ne Counted.
Boston Journal.
The James Campbell who is the principal
aspirant for the Democratic gubernatOral
nomination out in Ohio is not protection
ist after all, it appears He used TO be, but
was swung around somehow to vote for the
Mills bill. His sudden change of faith is
advanced as a reason why he is conducting
still hunt instead Of standing up and answer
ing the awkward questions of the Ohio wool
Democracy.
Persist
Lewiston Journal.
We are elai to see reports of liquor seiz-
ures and prosecutions of rum-sellers in near
ly all the Maine counties. and would like to
see more. The raids such as the Levi .tOn
police made yesterday, are telling, and we
trust they are to be continued. Keep on
striking. Hit right and left. Give the rum
sellers no peace That is the way to get the
best of the liquor traffic Persist, :" should
be the watchword of Maine officers
A Death blow.
Auburn Gazette.
A death-blow to Anarchy; Herr Most
has taken a bath.
The Horrors Of War.
Boston Globe.
Ia the la,es, battle reported from Hayti
hippolyte Is reported beaten with one man
killed and several wounded. Savage fight
ing, that.
Premium ON Twins.
Pittsburg Despatch.
There is premium on twins in Omaha.
The Republican" of that city offers to every
chile born between Jan. 10, 1889, and April
1890. whose parents subscribe to the Repub-
lican, one chance in drawing for building
lot worth now $500 and guaranteed to be
worth $40, 900 before the child becomes Of
age. Twins. of course, get two chances.
and INSCRIPTIONS parents will try to ring in
triplets.
Two Souls with hut a single Thought.
New York Tribune.
"In our opinion" says the Brooklyn
Eagle, District Attorney Fellows performed
his duty in q straightforward and efficient
manner" We dare say that is precisely the
view taken by McQuade.
The Presidents Visit.
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