The Iola register., 1891-07-17

ian must be anxious for q demi-JobD
campaign.-New York Recorder.
One of the striking differences be-
tween Harrison and Cleveland is that
the former has q son whom he is obliged
to acknowledge, while the latter had
one whom he found is possible to repu-
diate.-Globe-D Democrat.
Pensions are taking good deal of
money out OF the treasury Just now, but
that 15O democratic majority OF the
house of representatives will not dare
TO attempt the repeal of any of this
pension -Globe-Democrat
1t is charged that at one time that
Senator PETER was a democratic candi-
date for the legislature in Tennessee.
PETER has now been accused of having
been about everything except level
headed, sensible man.-Lawrence Jour-
nal.
Senator PETER wants cheap but good
money. Cheap things may be good for
the amount of money they cost but
what is cheap is rarely good Ameri-
can labor is not cheap labor but high
priced, and therefore the best in the
world.-N. Y. Press.
The farmers alliance in Iowa, since
the recent terrific cloud bursts over
that state is said to have taken new
courage in the omen that this is cy-
clone year. 1t will be the republican
cyclone's turn, unless other signs fail
Ex.
This is the way Senator Edmunds is
quoted in a recent interview: Blaine
is one Of the strongest men of the re-
publican party, and if his health would
permit him to enter the canvass, and he
was the nominee of the republican
party, he would be elected
Jerry Simpson, in an interview in the
Kansas City Times, says he will work
to beat Mckinley, but will tryto re-elect
Harrison. because Harrison is good
PRESBYTERIAN. Now we shall look to
see Mckinley speedily converted to
Presbyterianism.-B Globe.
''No President has ever had the Gov
ernment in better order for smooth
running than has President Harrison.
He keeps every wheel and cog in the
vast machinery well creased, ad non
friction or jar is noticeable anywhere
except in the fanciful Democratic mind
-Marysville tO.l Tribune.
The Denver Republican prints a cut
showing the size and shape OF hail
stone that fell in Denver the other day.
1.-THE cut-measures about two and
half inches in length, almost as much
in width, and ii it were furnished with
whiskers would make fair portrait of
the new senator from Kansas:-Chicago
Tribune.
bla i,,ik &c ho,.
tested by the political friends of Secre-
tary Blaine just at present, and the ad-
vocates of President Harrison's renomi-
nation would do well to keep a sharp
lookout. It is by no means certain, as
yet, that in 1892 Mr.. Blaine will be in
the self sacrificing mood he was in in
1Sss.-Albany Times.
Indications are that, as to the tariff.
the democrats will carry on campaign
of educated lying. In the face OF the
confession in England that tin-plate
will be made in this country largely
and proftably, and sold cheaply. they
go on declaring that the manufacture
of it here is only republican pretenSe
and humbug.-Commercial Gazette.
The belief is general that Blaine is
the man who still has the hearts OF the
people and who could be nominated
without a struggle if he would only con-
sent. There is the hitch. II is Blaine
il he will only allow the use of his
name. Even Alger. who is candidate
himself. says so. So does Cullom, who
has thrown himself into the contest Is
there is to be one. But if it is not tC
be Blaine, then the general tendency is
light back to Harrison.-IndianaDo
In luirer.
leaving public spirit and patriotism
,ut of the question altogether, a little
common sense ought to tell the demo
ratio newspapers that this is not
Exactly good time to misrepresent the
reasury situation, and thus create dis
rust in the governments ability TO
meets its financial obligations These
alamity .howlers, of course, secure no
audience except among the thoughtless
II the ignorant, but these are the very
lasses that comprise the vast major.
ty OF the readers of the democratic par
ers.-Globe-Democcrat.
THE republican party is for liberal
ensions to our soldiers and sailors,
Thich the legislation of the last and
iOfiOuS SOuSl CSccS LdiIululil attest.
although defeated temporarily, it has
OF abandoned the cause Of honest cleo
ons. The cause survives-the crime
gainst popular government continues,
nd it will not be condoned. The re-
ublican party will not relax its vigil
nee until citizen suffrage shall be rec
gnized, and free ballot and honest
Iections, the active principle of our
overnment, shall be secured in everv
art of the republic. WIN. Mckinley.
The third party demagogues are hav-
lg poor success in Iowa. The far
er's alliance OF the second congress
onal district took strong grounds
yainst any kind of a political organiza-
on in the alliance. The farmers
,solved that they were not in
avor of free coinage of free
lver, that they would mot discuss,
: condemn the question of prohihi-
on" that the alliance was organized
/ non-partisan basis, and they would
Did themselves aloof from any third
irty movement; that they were in
vor OF using the alliance as an educa-
r instead of a dictator, and deplore
~ and all efforts 10 use the Iowa
armers Alliance as society TO further
~ political Office seekers" This is
rong but sensible language The
wa farmers have had enough expert
ICE with calamity demagogues.-Inter
cean.