The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-26
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Comment Upon the Foolish Boycott Prop
OsitiOn.
INew York Times

denounced IN the SCUM. ne lloIc HthNi"l'
of the Southern journalists realize that slch
a measure would be- entirely impractcahle,
that 90 the extent that it could be carried
amt il would iniure the South more relative
~ than 10 would iniure the North, and tDat
i'm spirit and purpose it is not i'm any sense
American. but Irish. and had better be lcii
to fine lieht-hcaded and sbOrt-sightcd people |
that invented 30. From Virginia. Alabama
and Louisiana. a. well as from GEORGIA
itself. there have come expressions III ln'9
direction But the chief objection 10 inc
scheme is that the mere agitation oi an"
ti1t is an fl will ever amount is giving
aid and comfort 90 The enemy. The Repuh-
lican organs are already Wakng use OF it.
such pious iucendiarics as our cOntemo-
arv. Mr.. Elliot +. shepard, fill their col
umu- with 10. Toe sooner the Southern
pre- IS completely rcpudiates il the better Tor
the whole cop1iry.
Commercial Bulletinl
senator Paddock, Of Nebraska. has been
out str0lllug among, the people. ana ~ re-
cont interviews with business men m New
/ York and New England was unable 10 find
Iauy pronounced sentiment i'm favor Of The
! Elections bin. lie has returned 10 inform
| his Senatorial associates as TO the condi-
fou of the public mind, and they profess
| sunrise nd his statements. senator Wash
| huil' gu a.. u.s. ,.,.i,.,,.n.
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| iupi'"n ',,!''ol' ,.,,.,, ~ ,i'o s",,sto
| n remains to Doe seen whether they VIII
Weld to the decision of a caucus il one Is
called Public opinion can DE brought 10
| bar ON tine senate by letters from mer-
th'"l@' man ,',.',i,' ,o,,ld .bo,,er
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lu'Ih ~ ~ .';,.i H.; ,l,l .n,,tl, th,t
is MUG. -N.i i-;.io,i,r tLof
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ATLANTA constitutional
We may saw to the New York Herald
that This /. mot bulUoZipr. ut business.
m t.. mot even ig the nature Of a threat. II
/. fine LOGICAL and inevitable outcome Of the
afr9rt fo sqctiopaliI. and politically outlaw
lr,a- white uaoplc Of lAe south. II is "a ne
co-.itv forced on U.s. our people have sub
,oitt.d to an fine ouur.,.itp measures
,1r..j an, l,eu.. ~ iusuli. and to bitter hu-
,oilisti,n. and tb.y bav. made no serious
,',.,,t IN, tb tl,r.,ts of eunh mon as
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49, tl.a t5-ct ,rj tba dao.,s,
n ~ '.,,,n,, mimi, o." fi'o 'o,-nil-,,.y
.S l. l,.,,,l,li.,,. r'a,.iisau- to MAKE roliti-
..'l ,..,i,,.. n tl."m Ne n5,.f take care
M ann. interest. and ourselves I'm peaco-
IN o,,5 legitimate way. without making a
,hro9t ,i ..il.,l.ina a blow
ttl~t,..,t,-iyn vo,t- of ,,eace LOYALTY
and ,...,..,..- ',.a cannot rarmit fine coutb
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