The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-09
, REAM OF THE PRESS.

I REh vi VI III ~ iNbO@.
SPARKLING TnOrGnfS FROM THE
DAILY PAPERS.
How Southern People are to %" beHit
MIth-1he sutke binds IN The Defeat" OF
The strikers Rob Ingersoil win Ianc' 90
The senate's Fight for spoiis.
TnF SFNATF's FIGHT FoR Srolts 1t
f. currently reported that the Senate VIII
decline SO confirm ans appointments now
oendine or hereafter 10 be made hy
President Cleveland The failure of that
body 10 act upon those now before h
rive. color go this rumoT, and the CON
diticn of things presented IN conse-
oucncc IS sufficiently grave go challenge
nuh'ic attention lt can mean, OF course,
F hnt one thing. and that q fixed and de-
Ineraie purpose on the part OF co-crdi-
maze branch of the Government 60 embaf-
mss the execution OF the laws in order 10
,ain political advantage. To lide.oyer
the period lv uOn-action between the
time Inc appointments are made ana inc
incoming of the new administration is
the point To be- gained, and This necessa-
rilv means that so much of the ma
rbincrv of the government as is stopped
because of the want of proper eNecu-
live force 10 run 1t shall remain 80 Until
the political adherents of the party con
rolling the Senate can be placed in
charge. Certainly the trainers of the
Constitution never dreamed of such
abuse of authority by the advisory
branch Of Congress when they invested
70 with The confirming power--h"i'-
more Nnf
Sonny To HEAR lr-ln the first place.
fhe general opinion for the past few
wears has been that the so-called south
crp problem is no longer a matter OF
national politics. that 10 is local qurs-
lion which remains only for each com
munity % settle in its own way, as ONO
has been dealing with it, school dllh'
culUes.
This assurance no longer exists.
Itis evidently the purpose OF General
Harrison and bis friends 90 revive me
sectional issue. once more TO arraicn
the Southern people as criminals before
the peopleol The North. and 20 deal with
them as unreconstrucle3 andunrepenisnt
rebels -C0urer-Joayn3'
TIE Roof OF THE Evil The slllNe
I'm New York has ended as such things
usually do, in the defeat of the strikers.
This tic-up was one of the most re-
markable mistakes ever made by labor
organization It's members Ito not app
near TO know exactly What they sirucs
for At first it was given ont Thai "a nee
up was ordered because the companies
would not recognize or deal with "a com
mittee of Rights of Labor that the man
ayers nrofcssed 10 De willing 10 hear only
their own men and would not treat with
outsiders. and That The men could nOl
treat with their superintendent because
If they did they, the compliments, would
he discharged. TO compel the compa-
MICS. therefore. TO deal with committees
of KNIGHTS. lO exact recognition of Tine
order i'm fact. was what the tie-up was 10
accomplish --BHim0fe AeK4.
PAGAN BoB-"lt Is announced, "the
Chicago Imw tells U.S. THAT Colonel
Bob ln1crs0u has agreed TO dance ~ tine
INAUGURAL hal This will give Chicago
ministers another excuse 90 dodge the
evils we have with us. The spectacle OF
PAGAN BOB having a regular there-is-no-
/. srch-Dlace of time 40 the inaugural OF
"a Pre-nyterian deacon President will DE
n more ac0nizing theme for theological
frenzy in theayerage Chicago pulpit than
Bob Esmcre', rationalism, or modern inc
fanticide. or Schaack-Bonheld.sm. lngeI-
. soils books will get another boom
RACE QUESTIONS. gentleman writes
to rhe HerlH ON the race question.
which is attracting so much attention. as
follows
"If Southemers travelling North of
Mason and DiNOn's line were to meet
negro guests 40 the Grand Union Hotel
in Saratoga. or the Windsor in New
. ork. and 90 see members Of the cOlOred
aristOcracv in private boxes at the
Metropolitan Opera-HOuse, or at Del
monicOs they would doubtless listen
. with more patience to advice on the
. subject Of equal rights.
Well YOU see. we NOrtherncrs believe
IN "a proper distribution of labor Our
share is TO tell the people or The South
iust what they ought 10 DO, and 10 is
] their share 90 DO il. What could be
. more reasonable or fraternal -UTMd
PnorECr THE FoREsrs.-ln recent
d number of Gardsu ant farm appears IL
strong article on the subject of The con-
-cvaiiOn of American forests The dep
relations of Spectators and thieves are
referred Co.. and policy advocated
which c0ntempates an etfectual check 90
these and "a complete reversal of the 5vs-
tem under which great scopes OF tim
hered land have been denuded, with dire
ful results TO agriculture and other re-
lated interests
10 +. proposed. as first and most im
. pouant step, That all forest lands shall
De Withdrawn from sale. not perma-
nentv. however. but until such time as
AN exhaustive examination can be made
s az lhe extent ot our timbered domain
and of its relation 10 rainfall and other
conditions OF vital concern -thU1go
Nses
40 KELloiotS W AR IN lhc uau.e OBJ
. laN and order We protest Mrs. Gen
eral Balliugt0n Booth. Of the Salvation
Amy. IS about TO advance on this metro
J polls. and having effected "a Judgment in
. Madison square she proposes 10 utilize
that plaza as q base 81 supplies march
ON the intrenchments of extravaganza
and luxury ia Fifth avenue, and sweep
3 The -Four hundred into ihe wiid- of
. Central Park
ills sad that We cannot wish god.
speed TO the fair and gallant generates
but has She thought Of the unique difii
{ Guilty that attends her enterprise, Does
3 She know that the salvation OF Fifth
avenue and all The dependencies of Upper
Tendon thereuni0 apperiainmg SIS ale
ready under the special watch and ward
: of soldier of the good cause not less DEE
. nowned and valiant than she ~ J.
, str.
JINGO If some Of those brash Euro
pean powers don't stop their arrogant
insults 10 America Uncle sam will wake
up some fine morning, throw of that old
hrass.huttOncd. blue Jean sWallOw-talcd