The Forrest City times., 1890-07-19
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ouly l4v 10uv Senaeoe Oesuaa has, bg esnsssI consent, been put in charUo 0e l1peuocyaaIc tntsrUslx tn tlie nght Wlleh lt b nov evident will sonn bc ensnged ln upun tho noor 0f tho Senate. It will be consolation to demo crats throughout the country to know that under hls skillful leadership every thing will bo done which Ia p0ssillc tO lpu done t0 prevent the cos,snmmation 0f the republican threat of thruttling the minoslty ln tlle Senate. ns Speaker Reed has aiseady @ e6eceually dus,e In tho House.
 Tlse kepabllnan 0enat0gy who havo heep opposed to thc now FUrce blll, oGl,erwise known as the Fedcsai election bill. are slOwly yielding to the pressure which hes been br0uGht 0 bear upon them. Even Senator Evarts, it b said, has, under cum pulsl0u, promised the nsw Republican hoss --Representatlve Beldcn--that he would vOte for the hlll. It now looks as though the btll would become a law. lt b TO. gardCd by the Republicans as last dsspcr- ate chance to gain enough songrcsumen In the South t0 offset the losses which they are certain to have iu other sectiOux h fact Mir. Belden openly uses thls as an ar. gument to convert Republican Orpos,ents of the measure.
 Many Of tho nore decent Republicans are disgustcd with Mr. Reldcm's attempt te
 manufacture sentiment In favor Of ths Force bill, by sending that remarkable ap peal to the Republican editors to cone tl the rescue of the q. 0. F.
 Much indignation is expressed here over runaor which has leaked out through British sources to the effect that Nr. Binins
 has backed down in the Behring Seq negotiations, and that Great Britain Is tt
 have everything her own way. should 1,
 turn out to bc true, goodbye to Mir. Blaine | as public man. The American people
 forgive every thing except cowardlcc The two subsidy shipping bills, aboui which, for certain reasons and promises
 Mir. Harrison has been frctting . grea, deal, have passed the Senate. Even su,t hide bound Republicans as Senators Ed. mnnds md Plumb could not stand thil bill, which will take niillions--just how
 many no one can say--0ut of the treasury
 all of which will go to certain we'll
 known ring already formed in anticipation of the feast at public expense which await! them when the bills become laws. Onl.
 one Dcmocrat-Scnator Paync--votcsl fo these bills.
 Thanks to the solid republican vote O the Senate and of the House, it now onl, requires the signature 0f Mr. Harrison {, l complete the degradation of silver and put | l on the same footing as coal and irun q any other commercial commodity. Scna tor Sherman Is the man who is rcsponsibl for this latest fraud upon tho people
 under the guise of friendship. Mir. Shcr man Is. and has always been tho hulubl, tool Of Wall Street, and the provisions 0 this silver bill. with which he 90 adr0itl, bambo0xlcd his colleagues of the confer
 sncc committee. are all in the intcrcst Q
 those money sharks. No Democrat ssulsi
 fed himself by supporting it.
 | Speaker Reed is as mad as hornet ovr | an article signed K. M. C.n, which ap pcars in tho current North American Re
 view", showing the mistakes which h, l lRcssd) has made since he became Speaker What adds t0 his anger Is the fact tha
 the articlos Is generally understood to hay,
 come from Mir. Blaine. who t. nadly jcal
 cus of the prominence ;hc Speaker has TO
 ccntly gained, although Gail Hamilton
 is the writer of 1t.
 The tarin bill Is nov tho ''unfnishcs
 business of the Senate. the majority hay Ing repcnted of the sscusscdnessr whicl
 made thcm refuse to take tt up last Mos,
 day. How fast It will he pusicd thronEi
 will depcnd largely upon the action .
 the republican caucus.
 it has lrcn the btoss of Speaker RsSS that tho House was no longer a dslibera
 tive bssiy. and nov that tho Scnatc sccu,
 al'out to adopt the gag rules of tho House tho question naturally arises. why ns,
 aboltsi, cusixress. and iss those tmiuaculai, l saints who nov run ths Republican part,
 decide upon what shall become laws There k 0ie consolation, however. Tn,
 further the republicans 70 in tlulr c,i
 croachments upon liierty, fhe nsuss CIT
 tain It k that the lcnple will rise in thei might Snd thrust them from the powrl which they have % glarinGly m'susesi. Gen. Sclinheli will sunn b. i.icut. Gen \ eral of the Army, unless the rcputAlcn, basscs shall decide that the bsil rcvivins that grade tn the army. which has beer fav0esbly swpsrtrf fran tho llousr oont
 Mtttcs 0u Military Aaa,rs. shali not bs passexl lnseansa tlsc 0(Iscss to be pronsotes under t is not rcpststlran.
 
 0oAfnese Can't be Cured
 by ls,cai application, as they eau nos reach thr diseased portion nf the eAr. Therc k ussiy osss way t0 cure lAafncsa, and that k by constitutional TcsUcdies. Deafness Is caused by am innainci condition of the ssurttrS lining Of in, Euxfnellian ruf>s