The southern argus., 1891-11-19
WHAT rHE PAPERS sAY.

The Tamnany newspapers should net
lose sight of that $500, 600, 600 lost to
New York, now that it has boss for |
governor. Turn the tiger loose and let |
him do his best. Chicago is afraid
neither of his teeth nor his claws.-Ex- |
change.
There are still over 81, 000, 900 Of the |
81 per cent bonds outstanding. The |
owners do not seem at all afraid to trust |
the government with that amount OF |
money, in spite of all democratic talk
about possible bankruptcy. GLOBE
Democrat.
The result in Kansas can be attribu-
ted to a com mbination OF circumstances,
which includes many mistakes OF the
alliance, but the most important factor
was that in nearly every county the re-
publicans presented good ticksts.-To-
peka Lance.
When the alliance gets the power We
expect to have, says President Living
stone of the Georgia alliance, we will
abrogate all pension legislation. For
| tunately the expectation will not be re-
allied The old soldier and his friends
will see to it that the alliance does not
get that power yet awhile.-Emporia
Republican.
The fact that the republicans elected
| their state ticket in Massachusetts ex-
cept the governor shows that it was the
personal popularity of the democratic
candidate for that Office that gave him
the victory. The legislature remains
strongly republican, and the state next
year will choose republican presidential
electors as usual.-Parsons Sun.
There is movement just started in
Topeka called the BlaineMcKinley
league. The principal workers in the
cause should remember that while the
men whom they imagine they are help
ing are great men, the republican party
is bigger than any man or set OF men.
It should not be compromised by con-
trary influence. City Journal
The result in Ohio is the most i'm
portant and significant of any of the
elections held Tuesday. 1t Is victory
for protection, sound money and good
government. Ohio never had more
important election to decide than that
of Tuesday The state understood Its
full significance, and voted with the
full knowledge of the situation. The
verdict is one that cannot be mistaken
or minimized.- d.-Philadelphia Press.
Bradstreets says the amount required
to paw sugar bounty this year ls estl-
mated at $40 900, 900. This shows pr O.
duction Of 225, 2l4 tons OF sugar. Tnls
is an Increase of at least 10, QUO tOns-a
remarkable increase for one year. Un-
less there is some skullduggery about
| = criv
aoement to those who believe that with
proper encouragement the United states
can produce her own sugar.-Leaven-
wor tn Times
} Blaine could carry Massachusetts next
year Probably President Harrison
5 could. Likewise Major Mckinley, who
l now becomes available presidentlal tim
: ber New York republicans want Blame
t for or asident, and the figures show tnes
he can carry the state. The west, as
8 shown by Iowa, is still restive. There
: is one man who can certainly recall ev-
( cry wandering western state. liners
t may be more than one man, but there
. is certainly one. His name Is Blaine.
t Philadelphia Enquirer.
The most emphatic declaration that
Blaine and reciprocity are success
' from an American standpoint comes
e from the British side OF the water. The
!; South American Journal, published II
u London, says: "The business results o.
u the recinrocity measures of Blaine are
y already discernable. Even the Englls
: companies operating in Brazil are nov
, purchasing supplies largely IN the
q United States to secure the benefits Oi
/ the reduction of 25 per cent on duties.
= Lawrence Journal.
4 A good many alliance farmers ar'
q looking up the facts about the alleget
> loan of money at per cent by the gov
o ernment to national banks, ald they ar
% finding out that it is the banks that loaI
n to the government while the govern
ment does not loan them dollar. Th'
= more alliance farmers think on en-
n charges brought by the calamity howl
ers against the government, the NOR
they respect the government and tn
less they respect these disloyal and dis
honest prevaricators.- Crosse Chfel
Is tain.
i A gentleman who has given consider
)r able time to investigating the matte
:. states that there is no truth In the on
repeated assertion that the average Eu
a. ropean mechanic is a better workmA
IT IMAM LIl6 average AuCA AIuh AAOSA@AA
- He declares that notwithstanding hi
long service as an apprentice the aver
age European workman does not rat
. with the average American. The grea'
II est difference he notes between the tw
a !; is that the average American works q
u though his heart was in it. while tn
n1 others work appears task, and tha
VI VI the American is quick to design. Will
., the European is inclined to pursue tn
~ \! way of his dad.-Arkansas City Trav
- eler.
re- Jerry Simpson is reported to be |
a. Louisiana. A state election is pendin
"a down there. the absorbing feature {
which is whether or not the Louistan
as state lottery shall he rechartered b
-. the state. It is stated that the alliano
at is split on the question, though no 81
n nouncement is made as to which sid
- Jerry has taken. 1t is not much Of
II guess. however, to say where he may
nj found on that question; his political G
~ ~ reer being on the side of chances" /
- will naturally side with the lotter
- crowd. And. besides, that is the part
n that puts up margins, and that Is Il
al sum of Jerry's inspirations.-Wichi'
an Eagle.