The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-25

The National sanction. so essential m
securing international participation IN
the EXPOSITION. must come from Con-
press. The champions of Chicago would
probably rather nave the fair held IN
Washington than in this city.
GOOD deal Of local Southern sen
timent. as has been discovered.
favors the CAPITAL as first choice.
The Treasury surplus IS standing
temptation 10 the appropriation Jobber5.
The Congressman who are interested m
real estate speculation at Washington.
and who would profit by the boom
which would follow the location OF the
fair there, constitute an element that
cannot be LETT out Of the calculations
Of chances. -Nelr York. lIOfid.
SNAIL MARKETS OR BIG MARKETs.-
But 1t is gratifying to see the manuiac'
turefs of New England waking up TO
their own Interests. They are learning
that their first need Is free raw mate
nails. They are seeing that prOtcc ION
I'M one .hing at least is not universal
benefit. but that it is a gam for one az
the expense IF another. Iuls reVela-
ton NAV extend until 1t is seen that 10
Is not a question Of iron and coal mere
lv. or of Mdssachusettsand Pennsylvania
alone. The need of foreign markets to
sell in may also become as plain 10 our
manufacturers as the need of foreign
markets to buy in Governor Ames,
while valiantly sticking to his faith In
protec hon as a principle. says win a
charming INCONSISTENCIES OF neon
sistercy: Il don I believe IN interfering
with industry. believe in free com
petition II he can give reason for
that belief he viii find that it cannot
be limited by geographical lines. and be
will wake up some morning rank free
trader. The hope OF tariff reform is nm
the manufacturers Of the country find
inc out what is good for them and re-
fusing to hold together for the support
Of a policy that benefits the few at The
expense Of the many.-NCr YORK. Times.
TIE President S POffCY.-A dispatch
from Norfolk to New York paper says
that president Harrison aud his
friend, Boss Quay, ought to be happy
in reading the reports OF Boss Ma
hone convention. twas as perfect an
exhibition Of machine work as was ever
seen IN this section. or, for that matter.
in the entire country. Boss Quay. who
holds his hand hard against PeDnsylva-
MIA. and who uses the delegates 10 Re
publican conventions i'm that State like
50 many pawns 40 least pays a tribute
/ TO the Intelligence Of the State by per
hitting an appearance of doubt TO exist
/ before nominations are made. ana TO
put ,he convention III such shape rs 10
seem to have areas IN which II Is free.
Now SPEAK THE TRUTH. The fifty
recent failures IN the wooden industry
of this country. and the languishiug
/ condition of those which survive have
/ forced the officers of the National IA
ISOLATION of Wooden Manufacturers %
summon an extraordinary meeting If
+ the association in Boston on tho li.h of
September.
Now let the woolen manufacturers
speak the truth. There is now nothing
/ to terrOiize them into silence as TO free
wool and other raw materials which
are absolutely Indispensable 10 prosper
Gus WOODEN industries, and there Is no
danger 10 protected labor even If the
oppressive tax on wool. that protects
no labor. shall be resOlutely cut Oft as
one Of tine crushing barnaces of honest
protection. -Philadeiphia Times.
TIE OLD FOX's GAMES. 1t is not at
all improbable that Malone will try 90
foment vlolelcc in order 70 have
ground for charging the Democrats
with intimidation as well as fraud.
For the latter he has prepared his
ground already 10y assuming that the
/ Democrats of the State always USE
frand. If he is beaten he viii be pre-
pared 20 maintain that violence aud
fraud were the cause of IL. II the
Democrats are wise they Will avoid
giving him the occasion he seeks aud
conduct the canvass on higher plane
than his. N T. Times.
THE HORRIBLE MILLINERY REPORTER
In the afternoon at 4 O'Clock Mi. and
Mrs. Harrison. Mrs. Mckee and the
baby took drive ia their he~ carra
The child has slight cold from his
morning walk. and the doctor attended
him on his return from the drive, but
thought he would be better tomorrow.
Hearing what the doctor thought of his
condition detained the Harris us a
short time from going to Stephen b..
ElkiUs' cottage where an att rnoon tea
was given Ia their honor. Among the
other guests at the tea were Attorney
General Muler, ex-senator Davis. wife
aud daughter. Private Secretary Hal
ford and wife. aud Captain Brown.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox is deyoling her
self almost enliIeiy 20 prose writing
She SAYS the nervous strain o. compos'
10y poetry i too great. The nervous
strain OF reading Is not small either
Exchange.
THE CANDIDACY OF MALONE. Gen
eral Malone has nominated himself as
the Republican candidate for Governor
of Virginia, and has evidently resolved
to stake his political fortunes upon the
result OF the contest. lie is leader OF
no little sagaclty. and Of tireless activ-
ity. and has given new proof OF his
good judgment at this juucture in 20
ing To the front himself instead of send
Ing deputy Philadelphia Record.
It's TRUE, It's PITY. AND PITY It's. /
It's TRUE. Another wooden mill in /
Rhode leland has failed-"protectedn
10 death by aetupid tax upon is raw !
The United States is the only |
nation in the civilized world which /
handicaps its manufacturers in this bar
barous fashion. IN. y. World.