Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-06-20
Editorial Expressions from
Diffetent state Papers,.

Kosciusko Star: Its only throuh
the intelligence of the masses Tit
we can hope to rise, and it is onv
through the pubic school systa
that we can hope to educate thep.l
Columbus Index: 1t 10 the mia
and not locality, that makes ih
man; and his qualifications, and nt
a consRy's pride, that should be a
psAed to WHOM Office is. sought Il
him,
East Mississippi Times: WHEEL
kthose who are most interested IN
town show their faith by their wort
~ insures a spirit of confidence and
70 determination that will override al /
g dstacles.
,Natchez Banner: This facility
w'h which the act admitting the
} l5w States was passed by Deno-
.cratic house will have good effect
throughout the West, and will be q
,Eood card IN the next canvass.
( New Farmer: If the Alliance
never did anything else, the blow IT
has gwen to the jute bagging trust
is enough to crown it 40 one of the
greatest blessings that has ever
come to the farmers in the Southern
country.
Natchez Banner: The cotton
planters have made a good begins
ming IN their fight with the jute bag
ging trust and they have only to
persevere in their progressive efforts
in order to secure for themselves
other very important advantages.
CryAtal Springs Meteor: The SEN
tinent in this section tavors a man
who will stand by the educational
and material interests Of the State.
A man Who would retard or obstruet
the progress the State ia now maxi
ing would prove an unmitigated
curse to it.
New Mississippian: The admins
tration of every government, domi.
mated by party which has had ,tq
combat schism and opposition wiz
in it's own ranks, has proven mde
or less failure, 50 far as the A.
vancement of the general wepre
has been concerned.
Winona Times: 1t is eculng
more and more apparent that dton I
goods can be manufactured beland !
cheapest where the staple is phuc-
ed. This being the case everIpro.
gresslvc town, alivc to its oI in.
terest, will miss no opportnty 10 4
secure one or moro factories +
Democrat Star: The negrd are
the Republican pollticions 4 the |
south, and they are tho w.hs of j
the Republican party. To aIoint 1
them to offices of pnbhc trust such
as our postoffices, with full lpwl- I
edge Of their incapacity, is aross I
eereliction pf a public duty.
Kosciusko Messenger 1t vi be
good day for the farmers hen
they establish jute haggine fscIries
in their midst, but until then hoy
should stick TO the policy they ave
adopted, and use cotton bagylH in
order to be consistent and keeIthe
vantage ground they have gaina.
Meridian Democrat The Hesi.
dent seems to have serenely seled
down TO his proposition to p|ase
himself In everything. 1t mustnl- !
low that lot of other mon wi be
displeased. Philosophical msnAnd
women are rather disposed toad
mire the President Tor runing 1
things his own way while be in,
Natcbsz Democrat The ring
generation who knows noth,n. y.
bout the war and care less, and Who
are tired of hearing about II, will f
soon weary of the imposi;ioI Of
taxes and the outlay OF enoraous
sums to mainlail = host Of Jgn-
bonds who year by year draw beir
pensions upon the false certificates
of others who have suffered andare
now dead and gone.
Grenada Sentinel There is 4 uch
cant going the rounds OF pres in
regard TO the fairness and generasity
OF President Harrison towards the
South. Deceived BY the appearxnce
OF present moderation, many are
over r-sangulne and herald tha day US
the one OF promised peace ard equity
But We are afraid disappointment Il