Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-05-21
EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS.

have a sort OF Tom Reed for its pre-
siding officer; the other day he had
an obnoxious deputy removed by
force.
All there Rudini! That was bad
break you made that time. Blame
has had too much experience with
private and confidential communica
tions not to know one when he sees
it. Try again, old boy.
Anybody ought to know that
when u cork ls taken from the mouth
OF u bottle the cork isnot the proper
thing to put in ones mouth, but II
New York preacher did not. He
swallowed the cork instead of the
contents Of the bottle, and now ne's
dead.
The Italian Government thinks
the discovery of America by Colum-
bus was a blunder Of the first mag
NUDE and to emphasize that opin-
ion 1t has decided tha; it will take
no part in the celebration at Genoa
next year or in our Columbian ex.
position In 93
Blaihe's canded opinion of Russell
Harrison. the young man who is
dong his father considerable harm
through his newspaper, would make
mighty interesting reading, but it Is
doubtful whether it could be printed
in family newspaper.
Chief Justice FuIler's name has
been mentioned l- II possible demo-
cratic caudldale for President. 1t is
no disparagement to other gentle
men, who havo also been mentioned,
to say that the Chief Justice would
make model candidate.
The republican press pretends to
think it revolution that the legisla-
ture of Michigan, in the exercise OF
lis legal and constitutional right, has
provided that the Presidential elec-
tors for that Sta.o be elected by
Congressional districts, with two
electors at large.
Notice has been served by the ad.
ministrution on all the other would
be republican Presidential condi-
, , dates that they must give way for
BejaMin Harrison. SO far there has
been no outward objection raised
but there's still time enough tor the
biggest kind Of IL row before the
nomination, and many shrewd OBJ.
servers already see signs OF it.
Mr.. Harrison will probably dis,
cover ere the idcs of November 80
If he has not al:eady done 50, that
| the POSSESSION 1T ii son who controls
the editorial utterances OF news
paper, without being overbnrdened
with either experience or discretion,
is u very expensive, not te say dan.
gerous luxury Tor President with
second term aspirations TO have
around.
The New York Herald continues
to insist that at least one-third d
! the enormous amount pad out BY
tins government for pensions is pale
on iraudul ut claims. The demo
cratic House will have a fine oppor
tnni'y to prove whether this charg,
be true or not. If true tho fraud,
should Ge dropped from The rolls ant
1.-The money saved, there can be nt
two opinions about thai.
! Senator Ingalls, declines to be in
terviewed unless he is paid for il
tac New York World spoiled hin
when it paid him $1,000 to submit tt
the celebrated instantaneous photo
graphic interview at Washington
last year. Mr.. Ingalls, has only /,
stick 10 his determination for yea
TO drop as completely out OF sigh
IT be had never existed. He wa
made by newspapers, and If they
drop him that's the end of him.
The report Of the New Orlean
grand jury which has been invesli
eating the lynching Of the Italian
il that city is not surprising 10 thos'
who have tamiliarized thcmseve
with the coalition of things il ,ha
place for SON time previous to tn
Ivnchng. OF course II seems quee
that 10 indictments were foun,
agai, St The we'll known leaders q
The Iynchers, but before condemnin,
a the grand Jury for this appare,j