The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1891-06-19
WHAT TEE PAPERS sAY.

NO, ne dOes not Inc future OOarQS
are precisely similar to the Sub-T., but
far better and less expensive, hence no
one who wants to speculate to the best
advantage, wants the Sub-T.
Tie farmer who would store cotton in
q Sub-T. warehouse. would do it hoping
to secure better price, that is ''specu-
lating" on the future. Otherwise he
would not be willing ogo to the trouble
and expense to draw so per cent OF his
cotton; he could sell it and get the full
fredericksburg Commercial Her
aid.
The increase Of manufactures In st. Louis
is so great and evident that nobody should
question the announcement that the manufac-
ture OF TIMED plate on large scale will soon
be added to the list. There is every reason for
believing that ct. Louis will lead all other
American cities in this line Of Manufacture as
far as she now leads in the chemicals boots and
shoes, tobacco, beer and several other leading
articles Of commerce.
And not only has that carload of nine
tons of tin plate, which the times called
a myth, materialiZed at Utica. where it
was ordered from Laufman's by Miller
& Son, but most of it was sold before it
arrived. and another car has already
been ordered. And the protective duty
on tin plate does not take effect for four
weeks yet.-New York Press.
The United States is infinitely strong
err in credit and resources than the Ar
gentine republic, but we cannot adopt
Argentine methods of finance and es-
cape the consequences. The honest
and intelligent farmers of the West will
not be caught by the financial vagaries
of the peoples party" platform. and as
there is little else in it giving that party
a distinctive claim to attention, it is
safe to predict that its progress in the
West will not justify the expectations
OF its prOmoters.-Omaha Bee.
The next Republican candidate for
president will be nominated by the Re
publican national convention. and the
Republican national convention will be
chosen by the Republican voters of the
country. Political prophets and spec
ulatOrs will do well to remember these
simple facts. 1t will save trOuble.-St.
Joseph Herald.
The Democratic papers which have
been so greatly worried over what they
have been pleased to term the bankrupt
of the national treasury will
probably feel greatly relieved to learn
that the bankrupt institution finds it's
self able to announce that the principal
and accrued interest OF the per cent
bonds will be paid when due on the sec
ond day of next SeptemOer.-K. G.
Journal.
The money question is a great and
one, but the perpetuation OF
L. 80 e
state, the protection of the citizen and
the conservation of the citizen and the
of this republic are OF
much greater moment A party found
ed on the dollar, with nothing higher
than plan of money getting by some
new hOcuspOcus and without work, will
fail miserably, as it ought to.-Min.
neapolis Tribune.
Experience shows that reforms in
political methods, wise temperance leg
islatiOn and the whole range of nom
political interests will be more proba-
bly, advanced under republican thar
democratic auspices. Let any voter
consider what local interests of the
state should be the especial interest and
care of the executive. and then ask
himself whether they would be safer in
the hands of a republican executive.
like Andrew D. White, for instance, or
of any democrat who has been named
for the office,
While European governments are
under the terrible load oil
nearly so, 900. 900, 900 public debts, in
creased the last decade by $500, 900, 600,
our government has in the same period
paid of 81 200. 400. 900 Of its public debt
and reduced per capita from s38 to SIS.
In 10 years the debts OF the foreign gov
have increased as much as our
debt has been reduced in 20 years and.
their military and naval establishments
continue to take the pound OF flesh from
the taxpayers and depress industrial.
activity.-Minneapolis Journal.
When the whole platform is boiled
down. it is found to be not half as
manly or as substantial or as consistent
a proclamation rs the greenback party
used to put forth every year. The only
notable advsn e from the doctrine OF
paper money Initiation is the scheme of
3 governmental pawn shop and land
.Oan. tine l"iter feature of which has
brought Argentine Republic to in
1ustrial lin and utter bankruptcy and
10 the verge of revOlution.-Sioux City
Journa'.
The old reformers composing thai
Cincu natl platform committee SHE'D
The they came TO the tariff-for all the
NO, Id like a parcel .of unreformed,
= mid, time-serving, vote-hunting poll
Ii gians. The work tariff does not APP
pear in their platform, and tariff re-
isrm" is equally conspicuous by absence.
The nearest approach they make to the
subject in not dazZlingly glittering
generality TO the effect that no kind OF
national, state or municipal
should be used to build up one interest
Or class at the expense OF another
Courant
1t may be said that a man like ex-
President White will not be nominated,
md could not be elected. But that an
'wer merely throws the voter back
ipon a choice of party tendencies and
A man like Mr.. White
S at least seriously mentioned as can
iidate of one party. But no similar
candidate is mentioned by the other.
Sew York is so l@-ge state. and the
majority is always so small, er- else so
rery large, as to make the result hap
lilly uncertain. 1t cannot fairly be
alled either a republican or demo
ratio state in the sense that Vermont
s republican and Arkansas democratic.
rhe independent vote is nowhere more
important, and it has never been more
ndeuendent than it will probably be
his year.-Harper's weekly.
Origin of the Moon.