The critic., 1890-12-30
CURRENT pITm AND POINT.

II Il suggested that the Indians should be
given the football, and the collegians required
to do tho ghost-dancc act This would promote
peace and advance intellectual training very
iargcly.-M PdW GiObo.
John Bunion was brought into court on sat
urday on n charge Of hnhitnal intoxicatlOn. In
o word, that Bunion was too well corncd -NeW
IOik Tftbune.
AWisconsin man who wagcrcd that he could
saw three cords of wood in ten hours, aud
would have succeeded II he had not exploded u
buried cartridge, Ia receiving considerable at
tcntiOn. There Is nothing remarkable about
this lie merely struck u responsive cord
Ncig IOrk Tribune.
Here we are, living along at the end OF this dy
Ing year, while countless numbers who began
the year with us are IN their graves. We have
been let alone this year. Has 1t been best for liz
that we have been let aloncy Has II been best
for hose with whom we have had dealings,
end those presclOus ones who have been placed
IN our cnrct Our own COnscicnccs must nm.
swer. II We have wrongcd any one this year,
II We have led any innocent soul astriy, 1t
were better that We had died before the yeai
began. oh, would It not be n good thing fui
tho new wear dawnsy Of course Il would. You
MI know 1t would. Fdiher ig1dtius.
The kniie.wiclders of 1883 arc the noi-icst
Of The Cleveland boomers of lSW. They arc
plcining to Governor Hin the opportunities fol
political advancement AFFORDED by the np
preaching election Of United states Senator
In Mr. Eyart's place, and likewise In explain
ing TO the country the eminent fitness OF Gov
ouior Hill TO occupy that high office. Neu
York sun
The title of the chief of the bureau of print
ing FOR the Worlds Fair will be "Promotci
Geporal.' BY the time the exposition II under
full Roadway titles viii he thicker than black
berries. We will discount the South with on
military appClHtions, and n good many mct
who never -nellcd powder will he "Gcncrals'
for the rest OF their llfc.- Indianapolis Necs.
II was correctly surmlsed that the large i'm
ports OF gold and purchases OF bonds had 10
moved the danger Of serious monetary dis
turhAnCc for the rest of the year. After Januar,
make the market more comfortable, and
though some fits of pressure may result from
the shifting of loans incident to such settle
ments, they cannot he of much severity. Il
may, therefore, be said that the monrtar,
needs about which Congress threatens tt
legi-latc no longer exist, but that cmbnrrass
mcnt still continues which is caused by thu
fear OF unwsc legislation and its unknowabl,
efrccts.-NeW York Tribune.
President Harrison ought to profit by read
| ing the comments OF the press upon hi4 ap
| poinimont OF Judge Brown OF Michigan 10 thj
| Supreme Bench Without an exception =,
| far NJ we have observed, those comments ar,
| favorable and unqualified satisfaction has bceI
expressed by many journals which are stout,
| opposed to the President politically. Rcpu6
| lican organs have sometimes complained tina
the opposition press IL ccnsorious towards Mr.
Harrison, hut the hearty cOmmcndation aC
corded 10y that press when lie does n realll
praiscworthy action shows that 1t Is hia owl
fault that he gets so much criticism. II II tn
same way when he expresses sound views re
garding questions OF public policy.NeW FOR
| ErtHiHV POsf.