The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-01-23

Courier.J has decIaFeu LOT
Cleveland next year.
BLAINE says he will not I've n
candidate for the Presidency IN
1892. but will GO his entire length ,
for John Sherman, of Ohio.
The movement TO organize an
Alliance party is chiefly confined
10 Kansas. There the idea has
found great favor. Thirty years
of Republican rule are enough TO
make any people desperate.
The great harvesting machine
trust fnds itself baked by a re.
cent antitrust decision aud the
combine is broken. II IS well.
1t would have worked great hard.
ships to the agricultural classes.
The Supreme Court Of Kansas
has affirmed the right of colored
children to attend the white
schools of that state, upon the
ground that the Legislature has
not made equal provisions for
separate schools.
Tnx Piukertons have been EN-.
ado General Assembly. If the
force Ia so necessary TO the preser.
walton Of the public peace in this
country, a squad should be detail.
ed to suppress the Sioux.
BRAVE old Senator Hampton,
Of South Carolina, despite his de.
feat, stands in the U. s. Senate
mindful Of his duty to his party
aud his country, aud bravely ful.
filing IL. The South has lost the
services Of one of her greatest
men.
The petitions sent from England
to the Gar, that he show mercy
to the Jews of Russia, have been
returned, with the statement that
nobody is authorized to present
such petitions to the Gar. 1t is
no wonder that Nihilism exists in
Russia.
The Meade county farmers who
are In the Farmers Alliance do |
not believe in q third political
party. At a meeting Saturday
they adopted resolution insisting |
upon the retention of the non.
partisan idea in the constitution |
Of their organization.
NEW YORK manufacturers of
linen collars and cuffs have de
cided TO reduce the wages Of their
employees 10 per cent. The Nc.
Kinley tariff increases the duty on
these articles 80 per cent. Where
does 1.-THE protection of the Ameri-
can workingmen" come inf
UNDER the operation Of the
Mckinley tariff wages are falling
everywhere. The working men of
the country will be disposed to
mob the Republican orator who
shall have the temeriiy, in the next
campaign, to declare that protec.
tion is q good thing for them.
The Shelby county Wheel of
the Farmers and LabOrers' Union
condemned President Erwin's
course in the Tobacco Growers
Warehouse matter as an outrage
and q usurpation of power. The
branch demands that he put him
self in sympathy with the farmers
or resign.
The Democrats Of Connecticut
cannot get their Governor seated,
despite the fact that he received
q majority of the votes at the
November election. Both the
Connecticut Senators are in favor
of the Force bill and naturally,
for there IS no such thing as free
government in that State.
SECRETARY NOBLE says the
aisux should be made to work
AMI support themselves. Forty
acres and mule is his remedy for ;
Indian troubles. Unfortunately .
the Indians don't have much faith
In the promises of the Interior
Department, and while the forty
acres and the mnle are forthcom.
ing they must live
1T ia gratifying TO note that
Gen. Miles considers that the so.
called Indian "War" is over. aud
1t 10 to be said of Gen. Miles that
since he took command in the
field the campaign has been con.
Quoted with both irmness and
patience. In no other way could
q repetition Of the Wounded Knee
massacre on a still! larger scale
have been prevented.
II Mr.. BENJAMIN Harrison, with
. "race policy" in operation and
absolute power to back il, could
not help Composing that he could
not help killing women and chill
drea indiscriminateiy in the mar
row limits Of single Indian reser.
walton, what could he help or not
help doing IL he had the despotic
power he ia trying to gain over the
whole 93,0O0.OO0 Of U.S.
Doctor KoCH's lymph is to be
sold from the drug stores. Itevi.
IDENTITY has possibilities of check.
ing or even Of curing consumption
in ii, when the case has not fully
developed. But it is kill or cure
remedy, and when our whole army
OF benevolent and more or less
al In n ataI
menting with ii on people who
either have or think they have
consumption, it is likely to he al.
most as bad as a cholera epidemic.
Mr.. WATTERsoN in an interview
ut Chicago has put a quletus on
the stories, that have been indus.
triously circRlsted by the Repub.
lican press aud n few Democratic
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