The Lamar register., 1891-04-25
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A Rhode Island judge the othsr dry
refused to hear Ben Butler in court. The
General Immediately went outside and
swore about it loud enough to be heard
all over the State.-Colorado Sun.
There is one refreshing thing about
President Harrison's journey. He does
not carry q cyclopedia with him from
which to extract speeches to deliver at
the different cities.-Lincoln Call
President Harrison's statement of his
views on the silver question is lucid, log
ical and gramatical-three potts in which
it differs from the recent letter of Mr..
Cleveland upon the Globe
Democrat
The London papers admit that Mr..
Blaine is right in the Malta controversy,
and if they cared to be entirely candid
his position in the Behring sea matter.
-Erchange.
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Iu0 CouTIoOub anu ucuLuubidbtlC I6c6p-
ton Of President Harrison at the South
is creditable to that section and ought in
itself to prove the absurdity of some of
the stories printed about that region
Colorado Springs Gazette.
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The people Of Leavenworth, Kansas,
should invent some other form of popu-
lar amusement beside that of cowhiding
and shooting d. R. Anthony. They
have followed this particular kind Of
sport long enough.-Erchdnge.
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In his correspondence with Italy, Mr..
Blaine takes the position that maccaroni-
eating murderers can not De classed in
this country as men having rights supe-
rior to those enjoyed by honest American
citizens. We agree with Mr.. Blaine
Exchange.
To lose Edmunds and to gain PETER
in the Senate is one of those curious po-
litical transformations which make hon.
est patriots wonder if there wasn't some
grave mistake committed, after all, by
the famous artificers of our Federal Con-
stitution.-Times.
Two of Sheriff Barton's deputies at
Ichfci ndfo iCbi15hcu. koiilC0 0dOc L A6n-
er surrounded eight of them and ran
them into thicket along Platte river,
while he escaped, it appears that six
others might resign without Arapahoe
losing anything very valuable.-COl0rddo
Springs Mail.
Grover Cleveland is cordially advised
to read the speeches made by President
Harrison while out rubbing up against
the people Of the Republic. They are
not loaded down with 1te.iatie.,- -h,,s-
they are models OF brevity, sincerity and
good taste. Grover should study them
closely-Nebraskd State Journal
Miss Phoebe Couzins declares that it
she is removed from her position as Sec-
the Columbian Exposition she will go on
the lecture platform. This fact greatly
strengthens the position of the Globe
Democrat that Miss Phoebe should be
retained as Secretary.-GlObe-D Democrat
First it was Germany, then England,
and then Italy that was going to declare
war against the United States, and still
the beautiful dove of peace hovers in our
bland and beniicent atmosphere. The
sober, conclusive truth is that nobody
wants to fight uS-fOr reasons 10 we'll
understood to need special MENTION
Exchange.
1t must be apparent that something
must be DONE Can we discriminate
wisely, or must the bars be put upP Can
we trust to partial laws, or must we de-
cline to receive any more Italians, Huns
and Poles? for it is from these people
that much of our trouble arises and is
likely to arise. Wherever an army OF
Italians, Huns or Poles is employed in
place of Intelligent laborers, then crime
and debauchery can be looked for. We
have Just about reached the limit OF our
endurance. We want no more Of these
people. They have got to be kept out,
or this great nation will inevitably sink
to condition where only pauper labor
can find employment. And if mining
and manufacturing companies persist in
bringing ignorant and worthless and
criminal laborers over here to wallow in
the mire and degrade true labor, then
the companies must be dealt with. One
thing is certain, America, in some shape
or other, has got to prevent the further
influx of ignorant Italians and barbarous
Huns and Poles. The law of self
preservation teaches this, and teaches
it in terms that cannot be mis-
understood. We must draw the line,
and draw it firmly and sharply.-Phila-
deiphia Inquirer.