The daily critic., 1890-11-22

THE CRITIC
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AEu sow me SUGGESTION is freely
circulated ,h6t General Nuns hrs been
shaking ar Lrfm sensation OF tne
country solely 10 mtEa b'- mln of
himself There ra mlrv who declare
fhst there h.- been pa. dus.r nfahls
'Hp uprising Do. n. Ia'nus ard t1.l
General N.rtr- Er1a 90 as well as they
al. The impression id ihalulg.ers ra-
fsuld jo seems t0 o.. that MuFs s.
arranging pretty little tGIew Up
rising in the distance t5 stormy music.
z'e blue 8r1 crimson lights 7rI
shtctilon thunder trap springs aui
1luEs anuaas fanfare of ulmpe,s,
two .ars with la'h sword
quick change iu calcium light slide
aI ,Ie Indians ft HaaI and white
settlers cry aUdI Na Httf f1 Sfvi1r
NIgEs" or course. g. fl.s isB mighty
IrMJy little arr4ugamuf rur NrEs but
it3r,sn't seem Oh specially usefll ot
Instructive for anybody else IL ihe
Indians want 10 sclup @ little Messiah
of their own. and choose TO celebrate
tlc occasion 10y dancing and unlimited
num- they have The right 20 DO
So within certain limitations
but there is no reason why We should
follow their example with General
MILES as rival Savior All this re
minds 10 that MuEs has been seriously
proposed as Presidential candidate
for 1892 and that the boom already
possesses q number of newspaper al
vuCa'cs. and it moves MS 10 remark
that, il the facts be as some very com
petsut authorities have suggested,
General Mules has begun 10 pull his
wires with more industry than wisdom.
1rBrNNty THOSE VINO insist that
thcreis no present danger Of an Grditu
uprising have both probability and pre-
rCdent 20 sustain them II has not
r,cu the custom Of the Indian malcou-
tents % inauIurite h1siiiile- ON aay.
thing like formidable scale ut I'VE =.
ginning az tbr winter SEASON rhi.. uu
10 contrary IS the time NJ tna wear
o. which mo frugal and frsae.ng
1.'sl'u wipes tbe lCClmuIrci blnnl
u5 liir UT his lOmahawk and converts
'ln Instrument into peaceful chopper
,' Government hrtf II g. 'br time
vhtu hr hulIlcs close fo rhc ageucjes
frd auts i0to the business pf consuming
free mlons and burning free fuel ani
pretending 90 listen 10 free missionaries,
and consuming an the dre,waler hc an
leg, borrow or steal lie may take the
varpath 10 May or June. when there
Is abundant pasture for hts pony
and when bregch elout and two
or three ouncgs Of paint will
clutLe him comfortably lie prob
ally will DO So, if 10 looks reasonably
safe. But, when the billiards begin to
M his blanket, be generally gall1ps
back 20 the reservation and collars the
Government Gtions there provided for
bis comfort and deltcation, and from
that time until the following May e as
Iea.eable a red devil as he ever can be
until be dies. Altogether, We Incline 70
lhetheory advanced by certain military
officials IN high station, that General
MINIS will not produce his uprising
this winter. The Indian isn't fool
enough 10 try IT, even If We are simple
minded enough 20 believe The clnard
Nov CONES MBs CHARLOTTE SuUH
and Saws the women DID f. Yesterday
Dir SCHULrEIs insisted that the Knights
of Labor did H. Mr. SPRINGER says
tie MCKINLEY bin did H. Colonel
PoIE saws the Alliance did It aud IA At
the tariff had nothing TO do with H.
Republicans say that General Mendlclty
aided By General Apathy dii H. IL IL
cur opinion that the free and uu-
ramelled American voter did Il aud
that his motives were gOoi though
somewhat mixed
TIM MEzICAy FuHLI-HEEs protest
'Cugly against the operation 81 the anti
lottery law. complaining that their
IBp,Is are detained for inspection at the
iIGgT aud held sometimes for several
fays, greatly 10 the Injury Of their bust
Itss Many papers in Mexico 90 not
Publish lottery advertisements al all,
ana have never done So. but they are
detained iIsl The same, and suffer
as though they we're guilty. 10
Is an open question whether our postal
authorities have the right 10 take such
measures as this whether indeed
they can refuse 10 carry anything re-
gaTded Is legitimate mail matter In
"eAICo. There must De postal e1n-
tract between lie countries. and we
doubt that there Is anything IN thafe3u-
tract authorizing dis country 10 legis-
late Mexico .ato morality. Aaze1.
however has a Minister here Hh6 bears
high reputation f1r ability PeThaa.
tllsis LIS affair more than ours
Mia Dana a1NIISUEs 30 charge eN
President CLErELANp Rirh "s1elkiu=
into secrecy eilh bis vote al The au