The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-17
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
COMMENTS
~ SMART WRITER'S.
abont Dressed Beef The Nrw York legs
l.tnre-Nr. Cleveland Dinnei- ,orpora'
Tanner The Oklahoma Nar-bals
Outraged P1iltic-.

OufftEfh ihf'NTf
Anorq DRESSED BEFF-The Nixon
him. designed TO exclude Western dress
ea bcef from This State for the benefit oil
a few elanghterers. and at the same TIME
IA raise the price of beef % consumers,
,ca. rejected I'm the Assembly Yesterday,
although 10 was ordered Co thiid 'eau-
ing i'm the same body Eve weeks ago DN
vote of jlt04O. The exposure oi the rear
nutnose of the authors of this measure
and Of the dishonest prclensc That u was
intended Co preserve tne pubic health
lions heeu SD thoroughly made that even
fbis LEGISLATURE would not venture To
nusb fl through ID is we'll known ihai
In this bin The exclusion of Western
dressed beef was 10 be accomplished by
means of sanitary inspection, TIE sup
nortcrs OF 10 holding that for sanitary
reasons the inspection of all beet catlie
should be made while they are alive ana
within the boundarie, of the siale.-N.
J. Imn
Tur NrW YORK. LEcisLArtEE.- i he
WmH. in referring io the twenty one
Democrats involved in The ceiling jon,
saw. tbaf "thrcc of these-DinkclspieL
Sullivan and Martin county Demo
crats-are from New York. 10 Is 10 the
credit of The Tammany members that
moi one of theiruumher is 60 be found IN
the disaraced li-t Fony-tWo kepuDll,
can. and twenty one Democrats Yolen
To o.cnv Justify corruption. twenty
five Republicans and nineteen Democrats
voted against rejecting the Fish report
$40 meaner conspiracy 90 deiraud the
State was ever c0ncOcied than TINS cell
ing lob. From the conception OF ihe
bin bv Ain-w0rth last session down TO
the flight of Snaiih with his books ana
cancelled checks. 30 was bold and
transparent public robbery The sup
nression of IL report which, although TOO
ienienf. vet rcbukcd ihe job and pro-
noscd some sort of compensation for the
State. and the adoption of am apology
for the rascaliiy. stamps the Legislature
with inismy
"Twceds staggering inquiry oil the
neoplc when obey discovered his iorger
h. and rohbcries. "Wcll, what are you
goine To- do about f. was not a more
brazen defiance of public opinion.
Nr CLrIfIAND's DINNER Our sug.
restion chat the dinner which Mr. Cleye
land is 10 receive 40 the hands of the
Younr Mems Democratic Club of Tins
city. in few days. is 10 Dee regarded az
thc first gun in The campaign for hi, re-
nomination. has produced painful nut.
tcrinc among his newspaper admirers.
The SprinQflH Republican,. for one, prac
Icaliv admits that the Ostenslble Object
of the dinner which is to recognize Mt
Cleyelands work ia ihe past and wei
come him tOa residence in New York
is NOT the real object at al. "lhe eN
ecnfive leadership of NJ Cleveland,
10 saws. "cnlarges in serious Import as j
/ IS contemplated 10 had certain contin
une forces which. DID, the judgment o
the Young Nen Democratic Club, an'
of several othcrpeopie Che country over
deserve very particular recognition al
This time A. J. Irfbnnf.
ConrnAl T,NNrn The Memphi
/ 1p0sH saws of Corporal Tanner dc
mand Thai the Southern States shoul'
take care of the Confederate veteran
/ chat "ths Na- iardy recognition OF ih
Irlaim- and services of these old soldiers
/ but Corporal Tanner should remembe
/ that the tcrr0r- of reconstruction hav
linacred n ihe South q long time an'
that one of these terror- was the solemn
emphasis with which 10 was impressed
up6n The South chat so far as
was possible iu State and Fedora
law f6e Confederate soldier Wa. q
l., ,,,ia.,a outc4-f. and hc was especially
1911. ,o..l..,,.i.,.l nuler any circun.
1000. t,,oi,.r, an onflav bv th
c".tl, ann. moro than bv fne Fedora
,...,.o,,.,..,, and "Cornoral" Tame
,,.,. or. ,f fl. men who helped I'm thi
'..,.,,.,...1 la..saafinn of fhe immortal
,,En fonrht fora princinlc quite p. sa
creI a.. fI,o' nrincinlo hc fought for AM
onife a. ius,"
ru,.r0r,.u',,,1 81 ,n-ur~- Unite
-..',.. ,f.,.l,.l f.n... of Kansas rises Il
.i,,'.,f.. n to fhe effect rha
a. .t'.... i, .,oiir., denufv MAJ
nfl.i'.,,,. ,rs. An nre-ery
i l .l1.i. l.,,le..ne.. Accord
...'....',..., tl.. f,netion. of fh
,."'.i...... ...'.s.I st tbr most critics
49,, I...ls,. or oneninp and mi
,''o'''' .i'l ..,I t., fnrfher FACT tba
~ ...i ~ ;,,,,i.rsrts would then d
i".,....,.l ..i. 5rerriforv proved
,0' 'o 80 r.srectahie nun
nun 'i'' ''' .'i..i' -
''i ~. 49, ,.--'',ot so very many e
.l. A.. To,e. Saws tbat altopeihe
.,.i,'.i,,., ei',bf emnloves of the SAINT
Fe Railroad Company. he only appoin
Led nineteen and some of these withol
NAV These nineteen men took the plac
Iof two or three companies of Unite
States trooos. and were expected TO pr'
serve order 40 Guthrie They were II
Jones thinks 10 MOI uhilheil li"1 SON
of them may have caught the IeFer an
done so.- W0Nugi0n Po't
OUTRAGE POlriCs.-lhe tonslinl'g'
in quoting 20 yoWilng article from I'd
ST. Louis Gio1rDtmDcrW on bulidolln
i'm the South. says ihal so oi'en mas VI
C0nstitHtoH replied To such oosh as ii
- above Chat iurlncf argument I'D uehlai
the absurd charges Nouiu Oe o"' usoio'
d repetition. mere Us Not one Noiu
truth ln any OF inc ABOVE Statements 4