The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-28

governor of Ohio, the prolific mother
of Republican presidential candidates,
after an issue made directly against him.
self as the representative of the present
tariff policy fastened upon the country
through the ambitious folly of Grover
Cleveland. The circumstances of his
latest success point to him as inevitably
candidate of the first rank before the
Republican National Convention to
meet in 1892. And yet as loyal parti-
san he must face the by no means tri-
fling possibility of being called upon to
stop short of the highest honors and be
nominated for Nice-President upon a
ticket headed by the Hon. James oi
Blame. 1t was Blaine who, in no un-
friendly spirit, gave the slant to the
new tariff bill which conferred upon the
protective system the offensive and de-
fensive powers that make II to-day re-
fleet so amply the traditional and ex-
pectant American sentiment.
Blaine and Mckinley would be Re-
publican combination of extraordinary
power and quality.-NeW York Stm.
Wearied of False Gods.
The Leavenworth Daily Times, the
oldest established daily paper III Nam
sas, edited for over a quarter of a
century by Col. u. r. Anthony, a brother
of Susan b. Anthony, became an advo-
cate of the new Peoples party nearly a
year ago; to-day il renounces that faith
and returns to the Republican party
and gives reasons for the change as fol-
lows:
The contest next year will be between
but two parties, the Republican and the
Democratic. No other party can hope to
be more than an interference in the cam
paign. A year ago 1t looked as if the PeO-
pies party would cut Il figure. but that
prospect has passed away. Many causes
have combined TO weaken this new party.
and we have evidence that convinceS us
that IN this, the leading Alliance state. its
strength is not half what it was in 1890
The next President of the United
States will be either Republican
a choice between the party OF Lincoln and
Grant and Blaine and the party of Buchan-
an and Tammany and Cleveland. between
the party that stood 4 solid wall against
the destruction of the Union and the party
that stood and Snarled. between the party
that has had Talth in America and her ahIl-
lty to grow and manufacture what she
needs and the party that has believed We
must be dependent upon Europe Tor the
greater part of the manufactured articles
we use: that we mus, be the producers of
raw material for the skill of tfe old world
20 fashion. between the party of progress
sion and the party of retrogreSSIOn. As
between these TWO no patriot can hesitate.
and we believe that next year Kansas VIII
again roll up the magnificent ma lOrlty Of
81. 600 for Blaine and Mckinley, the repre-
SentatlVeS of reciprocity and the repre-
Sentatives of protection.
Forecast for '92.
rnruraSSD,nr Mills cpntipnaS tn hold
and express very sound views of the
political situation, says the New York
Evening Post. In an interview pub
lished this morning he says:
''To win we must fight the enemy,
and not fight each other. If we 90 to
the country on the issue OF tariff reform
alone we will succeed, because we are
thoroughly united on that question. If
we press the issue OF free coinage of
silver, in my judgment we will lose
eveiy Eastern state and gain nothing in
the West. We Will lose the presidency,
the Senate, the House, free coinage,
tariff reform, and everything, and get
for our pains force bill, military us
urDation of our ballOtDoXes, and life
officers guarded by soldiers certifying
local government out of the hands of
the people,
These words are as true as they are
sententious. There is only one thing to
add to them, namely, that if the Demo-
Gratis do put silver into their platform
next year, and get as a consequence all
the plaques that Mr.. Mills predicts, the
muse of history Will give them the
epitaph that was composed for another
fool, viz:
was well.
wished to lie better,
took physic,
And here | lie.