The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-09-18

The United States b he oaly country
In the world to-day whose trade 10
steadily growing.-Philsdelphia Press.
The New York Times continues its
opposition to the nomination Of Andrew
d. White for Governor By the republic
cans. Good for White.-Albany Ex-
press.
Governor Bois d doing his level best
in Iowa, but his chief trouble Is that the
Iowa corn IL growing night and day
"impoverishing the state. Inter
| Ocean.
President Harrison not only knows
how to say the right thing at the right
time, but he is equally wise In letting
somebody else say the wrong things at
all times.-Globe-Dem
Kansas monkeyed with the alliance
and now is very sorry. Senator Gordon.
of Georgia, fooled with the organization
and is also grieving over his folly
Observation-Disclosures Press.
From the best advice J have,
t think fully 10000 democrats
will vote for McKinley."-H. E
raubeneck. chairman of the national
committee of the peoples party.
Is there any king or kaiser or states
man on the globe that can make bet
ter speech than the president Of the
United States? He needs no cyclopedis
to help him out.-Inter-Oce
The overthrow of Balmaceda Is q tri-
umph for sound money. He was an in
iationist and issued large some OF ire.
leemable currency. like that favored by
the alliance in this oountry.-Globe-
Democrat.
Democratic papers ars beginning to
complain that the big crops are be ing
Untitled as "a partisan argument"
But we do not remember that they ever
recogni zed any improperly in using
poor crops. and the the consequent dis
couragement of farmers as q partisan
argument.-Boston Journal,
The Brooklyn Eagle seems to be
somewhat disturbed by Mr.. Blaine'5
'unbroken silence at Bar Harbor." Had
the secretary. while taking a seasons
rest, anything on his mind for the pub
lie ear. we suppose he would not BE- long
finding means to express it. But how
about the silent fisherman OF Buzzard's
baY:-Commerc al-Gazete. 3
The Mckinley law has been in opsr-
alton ten months and th2 country is
more prosperous than ever before.
Now, the democrats predicted that ev-
erything would go to destruction as
soon as tine law was enacted 1t is oo-
vious that somebody was wrong. As
for the Mckinley law, that appears to
be all right.-Albany EXPRESS.
One of the alliance leaders has been
telling reporter that $4,000, 900. 900
has been paid on the national debt
since 1865. The debt, it will be remem-
bered, was only about fifth of this
amount in 1865, when at its highest
point, and considerable sum OF it yet
remains This is one of the ignora-
nusus who are trying to make the
farmers believe that the currency Is
being contracted" when the official
figures show that it is being expanded
right along year after year.-Globe-
Democrat.
Governor Campbell declared that
while he had his doubts about it, he
was willing to chance free and unlimit-
ed coinage OF silver. 1 am not willing
to "chance" 1t. Under present condi-
tions the country can not afford to
chance it. l can imagine nothing
which would be more disturbing to our
credit, and more derauging to our
and financial affairs than to
make this the dumping ground OF the
worlds silver. The silver producer
might be benefited, but the silver user
never.-McKinley at Niles, o.
Our free trade contemporaries can
have forgotten how strenuous
y they insisted that the Mckinley bill
would restrict our foreign trade. We
hope the fact will not escape their at
,ention that our foreign trade is the
heaviest in our history, and that dur
no the seven months ending August [
,ur exports gained $50, 0O0. 900, and our
imports gained $40. 0O0, 900 over the cor,
period of the previous year.
Dur free trade friends would do well to
20 out of the prophesy business alto
Journal.
Major Mckinley does not want to for
ret that he is running for Office against
IN INSCRIPTIONS demagogue. and that
lie should shape his course accordingly.
lie should not spare, but strike and
make Mr.. Campbell understand that q
velvet scabbard contains sword OF
teel' Major Mckinley should attack
Without reservation the rottenness OF
4 Campbell's administration, show I'D
lis inconsistencies, lack of truth and
incerity. as we'll as how the state has
zen bled and robbed under the guiss
nd promise OF reform. Mr. Campbell
hould be bored for political hollow
orn at once, and there should be no
lealy-mouthed form about INT.
Vernon, o., Republican.
The date set for the opening OF the
by Governor Campbell, fixed
or September IL, is an suspicious one
rom several points OF vision. On Sep.
ember IL last English spectators In
he Argentine Republic were notified
I the total loss of their investments In
hat country and the great banking firm
I the Barring Brothers almost col
apsed. The reign OF dishonest money
nd inflated values in the Argentine
ountry wrecked investors in every di-
ection, and it is altogether proper that
he Ohio democratic campaign which
he financial furry experienced in
outh America shall begin on the first
of that great disaster
'hio State Journal.
Statistics gathered by the New York
ureau Of labor show that in the past
ear o., S04 wage earners were involved
1 strikes, and as result thew have
aimed in aggregate 49,, 237.IT in
ages. In the last five years the gain
! wages to those engaged in strikes
as been $4,000, 900, or over 81 per
eek to each person. From this ex-
arte statement it would seem that Ia
Or can make more by striking than by
orking, but a complete and full state
tent OF the strike situation for the De-
cd would show that it was q most ex-