The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-03-25
Exchan 20 Comment.

GOVERNOR HILL is not satisfied with be
ing Democrat He wants TO be two
Democrats Rochester Democrat and
Chronicle.
Gov HILLS affection for Connecticut
criminals is not subject for wonder.
He himself has said IL: IL am a Demo-
crat. "-PhilGdeiphid Press.
Mr.. MILLS Is reported as saying that
the next House will be very different
from the last. Unfortunately for the
nation, the alleged statesman from Texas
is correct.
SENATOR KYLE, of South Dakota,
wouldn't drink beer when he was elect
ed, but helped pull the corks for the
boys. This may explain why he calls
himself an "Indecrat Toledo Blade.
THERE is prospect of an advance in
the price OF tea, owing TO threatened
short crops. If the possibility had been
perceived sooner the prospective rise
might have been attributed to the Me-
kinly bill. San francisco Chronicle.
Mr.. CLEVELAND seems TO be in "a
hard luck as lawyer as he is as poll
tician. Having had his opinion as a
referee overruled by the New York
courts, he has now lost a case in the
WE are sorry TO learn that the Me-
Kinley tariff law is causing distress
among Austrian pearl button makers.
But the United States must, at any
! sacrifice among strangers, look after the
industries OF its own people n little
! Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
ALL the Democratic noise about the
loss OF the surplus is without reason SO
long as the revenues OF the Government
are sufficient TO pay running expenses
and redeem the $50, 000,0 900 OF AZ per
cent. bonds which fall due this year
/ Indianapolis Journal.
ENGLAND, with the markets OF the
whole world open TO her, is forced to
shut down several Of her iron and steel
works The United States, which de-
ponds largely on the home market, is
constantly Increasing her iron plants and
her output of that product. -Sdn Fran
cisco Chronicle.
WHEN the reasonable" reciprocity
treaty of Sir John A. Macdonald, OF
Canada, is made public, IL will be found
10 propose reciprocity of the jug-handle
variety, namely, free trade in agricu-
tural products and fish, which means
making market for Canada in the
Aiiltu DAdlto. ouNH IL bItdll viii uOJ
do Indianapolis Journal.
DAN VOORHEES, has come out in favor
OF his friend, Isaac y. Gray, for Presi-
dent Now let eX-Cov Gray return the
compliment and peace will reign again
among the Democrats of Indiana until
the time comes for them to wheel into
line at Boss Cleveands command. These
little exchanges of compliments are
pleasing and perfectly harmless-ml-
,Cdltkee Tribune.
THE Mckinley tariff continues to
work out it's vindication. Voters who
were fooled last autumn by the bold
falsehQods of the Democratic organs are
gradually learning that the much-lied-
about new tariff is no radical and pro-
hibitory measure, but that, taking il
altogether, il is wise and moderate in
its provisions and fair and beneficial 10
all concerned.-BOStOn Journal.
OUR exports fer twelve months ending
with January were Ss64, sol ,375, against
Ss2s, So, CSC for the year before. Our
imports for the same time were SS22,-
455, 700, against S765, 395, OLE the year
before. The imports during four months
since the Mckinley bill passed were
$3.50, s51 ,7S5, against $3.50 S65, 5S5 for the
corresponding months year ago This
proves groundlesS the assertion that the
bill would be destructive Of our foreign