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Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
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Secretary Foster undoubtedly voiced
the feeling OF republicans very geuer-
ally when he said that the policy OF
American protection has received a re-
verse that is but temporary that the
people really believe in IL uul will en-.
dorsc it In the next contest. La sim
liar VEN was the declaration Of the
Home Market CLUB OF Boston few days
ago that projection is the republican
waichword for tho future
1t is manifostly an erroneous ussump.
tion, rs we pointed out Immediately
after the election, that the SOLO signif-
cancc OF republican defeat was the dis
missnl Of the protective principle from
Our system OF national economy. I'm.
questionahly thcro was dissatisfaction
with the tariff, but strangely enough
this was chiefly manifested in sections
whore the people nre supposed to derive
the greatest benefits from the tariff
The wor<inginCn OF the manufacturing
districts in large numbers cast their
votes against the party of protection,
not because they desired tho destruction
they felt they were not receiving lhcir
share of the benefits of tho existing
tariff. 1t is not worth while to consider
whether they we're mistaken or no, in
this view, but it is entirely safe TO say
that not one worliingman emp Dyed in u
mill or factOry who voted with the dem
ocracy intended to endorse the platform
declaration OF that party against pro-
lection.
The fight for the retention OF the pro.
tective principle will go on. The re
publican party will not abandon to its
enemies this bulwarli of American
progress and prosperity. and there is
strong reason to bo.ievc that long be-
lore the time OF electing another con-
gress is reached the people will be most
fully convinced OF the mistake that was
made in giving the democratic party the
power to revise the tariff in the direc-
tion OF free trade. The democracy OK
poets renewal OF the contest on the
issue of protection This is shown by
the fact that in spite Of the braggart
declarations of their platform and their
leaders they do not dare to assail the
principle of protection 10y any act look
ing to its violation. They do not oven
venture TO outline their plan fog reduc
ing what they lave denounced as war
tariff. In this they confess the improg-
inability OF the republican position on
this vital question.
The friends of protection do not pro-
pose to abandon it, Republicans every
where will heartily respond to the
decision of the Home Market club of
Boston To Gaintain n persistent fight for
the retention OF the protective principle,
and within two years that policy will
have larger body of followers than it
has ever hud
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
NOTED MEN.


The manuscript of General Longstreet's 8
new book Is almost ready to go into the hands
OF the printer.
Tho Iato duke OF Marlborough was insured
for about 81, 800 600 and, allowing for the
policies IN the hands of the money lenders.
it Is supposed that there Will be a million or
so reserved for the duchess.
Joseph Medill of Ihe Chicago Tribune,
having cot through with mis- campaign work
Will seek rest and recuperatlou In his winter
home, near Los Angeles, Cal. MIR. Blaine will
be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. MedIll in their
charming home. al
The three dentistssof Berlin, Dresden and
Lcipsic who have tile largest and most re-
munerative praclice are respectively Messrs
Sylvester, Jenkins and Young, all natives
of Maine. The two last mentioned were
formerly residents of Bangor. Sylvester
and jenkins are court dentists.
-Four years ago, il is said, General Harrl-
son went TO bed on the night OF election oe-
fore ne knew the result The wife of Cen
eral Hancock declared that the latter went
10 bed st T. o. clock in the evening on election
day. 1880, being too tired TO await news.
Next morning he awoke at dawn and asaed
If the-e were auy definits tidlngs Upon her
reply, ayes. you are beaLen,n he turued
over and went TO sleep again.
Nathaniel $. Barry of Bristol, N. H., is
the oldest living ex-governor OF a state in
the United States. III he survives until
September /, 1895. he Will be O centenarian
He was BOY OF very humble pare ntage
became tanner, as General Grant did. and
in 1851 was elected governor OF New HamD-
shire. He Is still man OF considerable
physical aud OF unusual mental vigor, partly,
be thinks, for tho reason that he has not
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
MRS. LEASES IJIBITION,

Chicago Times: Mrs. Lease wants to be a
United States senator. but thsre are enough
old women In tho senate already.
indianapolis News: Mrs. Lease means tn
break into the United States senate via Kan
sas. IL Is needless to say that that body is
thoroughly alarmed.
Chicago tribune: II Mrs. Lesse wCra n
man she might stand good chance OF being
the next serator from Kansas. Yet IL she
Wero man sue wouldn't be Mrs. Lease
Whlch Is too terrible to think OF for one mo :
ment.
Philadelphia Ledger: Mrs Lease is going
TO be candidate for the United States SEN
ate from Kansas "if the constitution doesn't
oar her" There have been few nice old
ladies' in that body, but they were not of
Mrs. Leases sex.
New York Commercial: Since the demo-
Gratis IN Kansas voted with the farmers alli-
ancc or popullst party, it is only right that
tpey should 60 the full length of their policy
and support Mrs. Lease for the senate. If
the harangues made by that person are sam.
pies oil the sort of oratory that she would
faVor The senate chamber with she would he
great acquisition to the democratic major
lty. Her style is what one might call demo-
crallc. TOO. Ihat Is to say, IL is better calcu-
lated to enth.!se an audience at tue Hoffman
house than congregation in Trinity church.
st. Paul Gl1be: What in the world, or, at
least, in the United States, would We do
without Kansas Where would the fun come
in in politics ii Kansas weren't here to fur
nish II. The Sunfower state is the clown
OF tnis all-star aggregation of common
wealths, and don't you forget it. You
couldn't forget it il you would-thsre isn't
time elough between JOKES for tnat. More
over, the jokes are not Of the stereotyped
circus pattern; they are delightfully."- unique
and diyertinc and breezy Where else for
instance, than in the humOrIstic fecundity of
Kansas could the droll idea OF sending
"Whiskcrsh PETER to the senate have orig
inateds What state but Kansas could have
conceived the Jerry Simpson JOKE and stuck
to II so persi,tently And whence else, we
should like to know, could como this ire
sisubly fetching suggestion that Mrs. Mary
Lease, the whoopiuC amazon Of the boundless
prairies, be drnped in the classic folds of u
senatorial toga.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
GOOD CREDIT is PRoFIrABLE,

In the weekly report OF tho local man
ager OF X. G. Dun & Co., il is stated that
loading insurance company will soon
remove its office from one OF the largest
cities in Kansas TO Omaha, thus trans
ferring its loan business to Nebraska,
because of the good credit which this
state has sustained during the last few
years.
Without rejecting at all upon Kansas,
which is really prosperous state in
spite of all that has been sand to the
contrary by political demaeogues, it is
pleasant to be able TO say that Nebraska
Is taking rank as ono of the best states
In the union for the safe investment OF
money. The prophets of calamity have
proclaimed financial disaster in this
state for many months past, but it does
not appear that they have been able To
destroy its reputation. Never in tho
history of Nebraska has there been such
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
81. Louis ReDub!ic.

A conductor on n New York railroad pro-
poses that the 100000 employees in that state
subscribe dollar a month, or 81, 200, 900 per
year. for the purchase of railroad stocks, to
be managed by committee. with view Of
employees obtaining voice in the manage
ment OF the companies, and so securing bet
ter wages and preventing strikes. The idea
sounds simple, but many church-goer Will
remember how some Jealous young pastor
mas eudeavored to adopt the same plan.
Each member was to give n small sum per
day for the church erection fund, but some
now the theory and practice OF this plan are
at variance and 1t will be found that the
100, 600 railroad men of New YORK will not
unanimously agree to su pscribe 81 Der month
out of their wages for such purpose and
consent TO its management by "a committee"
Human nature Is the deterring factor in
these 'iridescent dreams"
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

NOBODY ever hears of Chinaman
wishing to establish himself in Canada
or Mexico, and yet thousands of the
celcstials arc cUuiihg into the United
States through those coun ntrics. Mexico
is willing to keep them, and so is Cam
ada If they will pay tax. They will
not go to Brazil, though that country is
willing to receive them. They want TO
como TO the United States. and it is
very difficult TO keep them out, Not u
few but millions of Chinese are de.
sIrous OF finding homes in this country.
1t has boon decided that thoy shall not
be received here upon equal terms with
other Immigrants, but they will always
lima some way to cvado and defeat our
laws 1t is very easy to declare that
they shall not be permitted TO come
here, but TO keep them out appears to
be another matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

Democrats who laughed loudly and long
when President Cleveland placed the rail
way mail service Under the projecting wing
of civil service legislation. arc most in
diguant now because there seems to be a
PROBABILITY OF an extension OF the civil SER
vice rules 10 the govern ment printing Office
That movement which promises to pro-
mote happiness and prosperity should meet
with opposition is unnaturally natural
Mans inhumanity to man is no less marked
and no less cruel than it was when Burns
put his regrets on that score into verse
misery caused by dismissals consequent
upon the incoming Of the Harrison admins
tration, and yet they insist that others shall
suffer similarly, or worse, because Mr..
Cleveland comes into power next March.
From purely business standpoint the sys-
tenn of quadreunIal lchGnge Is without rea-
son; viewed through humanitarian eyes IL is
abominable > u
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
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4 PROMISI @ OUPLUpK

Tho increase in the capital stock of
the cudahy Packing company from
$3.50, 900 to So, j0O,00o means n great deal
to south Omaha, where the principal
plant OF the great company is estab-
lished. Many hundreds of thousands of
dollars have bsen expended by the
Cudahy concern in South Omaha, and
this large increase in the capital stock
indicates that the end is not yet There
is good grolnd for the belief that the
leading men engaged ia the meat busi.
moss regard South Omaha rs the coming
center OF that business in the United
States. The great growth of all the
packing concerns there during tho past
lew months gives color to this view, and
the TACT that the South Omaha meat
companies are now doing far greater
business than they did last year at this
time, while in all other packing centers
the business is falling OFF, goes 10 show
that the meat business in the Magic
City is making rapid gains over that in
other places
, Perhaps it is not q matter Of much
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
TIE MOTT SCHOOLS.

The superintendent OF the public
schools of Omaha will recommend to the
Board of Education at its next meeting
the opening of n numoer of night schools
for the benefit of those who for various
reasons are unable to attend the day
schools, Last winter u number of night
schools were opened and met with great
success, the attendance being greatly
in excess OF the antcipations of those
who were responsible for the enterprise
1t is now proposed, very properly, to
limit the attendance to children not
under the age of - years. All under
that age should he pupils in the day
schools, for it is neither necessary nor
eXpedient that children below that age
should be so occupied that they cannot
take advantage Of the opportunities
otfeyed by the regular public schools
There appears TO bo IA tendency among
children who are able and willing To
work to neglect the day schools and
attend those which are only open in tho
evening. This may be due in come degree
to the wishes of parents and guardians
who are uncommonly thrifty, and who
believe that children should be made to
pay their own way as soon as they are
strong enough.
The advantages OF the night school
have been amply demonstrated by ex-
perience, not only in Omaha but in
every city whero they have been estab-
lished. Tney are chiefly useful to tnoso
who for various reasons have been pro-
vented from attending the common
schools in their childhood and have
grown up in ignorance. 10 this class
they should be confined, and every effort
should be made to induce adults who
need educltion to attend these schools
which are opened to them during the
leisure hours of evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
Tho Cry 70. More states.


The day Is fast approaching when the
District OF Columbia will De the last cf the
will be . union of fifty sovereign common
wealths, covering every inch OF American
soil between tho waters of the Atlantic and
of the Pacific. That day connot long be
postponed, and it certainly should not be
delayed by the sloth OF democratic
congress in dealing with question which
concerns more nearly the national domain
than it does any small matter OF petty par
tisan majority. Open the doors for tho
territories entitled to statehood Fairness
to all and no discrimination.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

Those who urge that because tho
democratic party was successful In the
late election IT is not the business of the
republican party To correct the mis-
takes OF the democrats do not take the
proper view of the duty of n great party
which for thlrd of Il century has done
most patriotic se'vice to tho nation.
The suggestion that the party should
now hold of its hands aud allow the
democracy to commit unchallenged all
sorts OF follies and blunuers is prompted
by chagrin and deserves no sort OF on
couragemeat The republican party
VIII continue to watchfuliy guard the
interests OF the people, and no demo.
cratic policy which threatens to injure
the country will bs permitted 10 pass
unchallenged. The party in opposition
has great work to do and will faith
fully perform it.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
A POST GRADUATE COURSE IN GEORGIA.
IiLlLiI LnlsL IlLtinL-
THE MODERN TOURsaMENT,

Chicago NctrS Record
The idoal hero of old days
Was he who In the tournament,t-
Against n shield his light lance sent
And fought for idle praise,
Tho hero OF the present day
Wears canvas clothing over all
And bravely bunts II hollow bail
Until his legs and lungs give way.
The linirht had far the easier fight
His wounds were almost always few,
The foot ball hero black and blue,
Comes out Il much disheveled fright.
But he who tOurneycd got few bays,
Few laurels on his brow were she'd
The bali payer for his broken head
Gets homage great and vutS of praise.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

touched tobacco for thirty yenrs, nor spirit.
uous ltquirs for more than sixty.
William ]. Haynes, st. Louis engineer.
who will be l0i years OLD on Christmas day,
has had q career OF remarkable interest
Tie Is a soldier OF three wars with a record
Tor bravery in each Of them, and no vas the
engineer of the first steamboat up tho Mis-
sissippi, and OF tho pioneer Locomotive on
the Missouri Pacific railway. Until two
years ago Haynes followed his trade reg
ulsrly, aud he is still an active aud hearty
centenarian, who says that he 'has used
tobacco for eighty years and has never been
SICK n davp
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

THOSE who do business with banks
will be Interested to learn that the
Bankers Association of Illinois has
passed resolution in favor of the abo-
lition of the customary three days of
grace. The amendment OF the present
law IN accordance with this resolution
IS demanded by the association. There
will naturally be much opposition to this
action among those who are borrowers
OF money.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
BUSy D.IY EOR THE hNIGHyS.

st. Louis Members OF the Order Addressed
by the Lenders.
ST. Louis, Mo, Nov. 2O.-Tbough Sunday
is usually day of rest for workingmen,
today was, for many of the officers and dele
gates attending the sixteenth general con-
vention of the knights of Labor very
busy one. MeSsrs. Powderly, Sovereign,
Cavanaugh, Alright, Deyiin aud others in
the afternoon addressed assemblies of work
ingmen at East st. Louis ana other near-oy
cities as well as several local organizations.
Such committees a. are not yet through
their work put in the day arranging it so
tat it may be most speedily disposed OF.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

THE appointment of Ex-Governor Will
liam M. Stone of Iowa to be commits
sioner OF the land Office, vice Carter,
resigned, awards to the old Iowan an
honor which he has thrice sought. He
has been assistant commlssiouer during
Harrison's administration and was n
candidate for the place when Carter
was appointed last year. He was gov
ernor OF Iowa in the early seventies
and has beon in politics for forty years.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
THE oMAnA DAILY BEE, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 81, 1892

consequence whether South Omaha
takes second or even first rank as meat
business done is OF first Importance. ana
the question OF supremacy is compara-
lively insignificant. The free invest
mcut OF capital and the rapid growth Of
business in our local packing concerns is
what tho people like to see
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

THE lad who loss log while playln q
on the railway tracks at Twentieth
street has learned q lesson, but some
how these accidents never seem to have
any effect as object lessons to other boys
who jump aboard of moving trains.
Nothing short uf force can prevent
them from risking life and limb in that
fascinating amusement.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

THE Iowa Unitariuns in session at
Keokuk last week pissed resolutions
favoring the opening of the Worlds
fair on Sunday. The Iowa Unitarians
are sensible band of Christians
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

THE largo number of new streets ow
being graded in the western part of the
city indicates that there is growing
belief in the future of Omaha 1t is ex.
pected that there will be an unusual
number OF dwellings erected during the
coming year and demand for building
lots on these new thoroughfares is an.
ticlpated
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

MOBILE, Ala, Nov. ao.-Ten miles south
of Jackson, the south bound train on the
Mobile ~ Birmingham railway jumped the
track this morning aud went Gown an en-
bankmenJ into "a ditch or the thirty pas
scngers III the cars all escaped with slight
injuries except Edward Adams. "A travelling
salesman for Stearns Il Co. OF Cincinnati
He receiv ed serious Internal injuries.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

Care was appointed by Mr.. Black, mem.
Dor OF the national committee OF tho Youna
Mems Democratic club 1t no il not rccos
nized oy Mr. Cleveland TuE BRe corrcsnond
ent is informed thoro " Ill 90 wall OF woe
SO up from over all The south.
miscellaneous
Mr.. ~ Rosewator spent todav in Washing.
ION ~ Z with friends and returned tonight
10 New York where he has been for somo
uayS aud where he viii be most OF this week
now editor OF the Daily Globe, Durnam. N
C'' has been hero several days rusticatine
H. -, H.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
Globe e-Dgm Gro

UI'EUt-IJ5FN TCTtTT.
AT meeting of Methodist ministers in
New York n day or two ago one of the rev.
ereud speakers SAID that 1.-THE vast majority
of mankind are in heathendom now and
many have not even heard OF the gospel"
Any statement Of this kind made since the
Sth inst. has oar sincere Dut sorrow:ul en-
dorsement. In fact, we thought for a few
days that the whole country had left heaven
in the rear and COMO booming down. But
things have changed for the better, although
evidence of complete reformation may be de-
ferred four years. nT L.n.E
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

demand for farming land as now, aud
in every city and settlement in tho
state a marked advance has been shown
in all enterpriscsosdependent upon the
general growth.hin population and
wealth. This can have but one mean
ing. 1t means Simply that Nebraska
is prospering and, that all Legitimate
investments in this state nre good.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
Artificial Thunder.

MI FFulCIICO F.tINNCF.
The government has sent new expedition
into Texas with tons OF dynamite wherewith
to batter tho time lock of the reservoirs of
heaven. Wnother or not a cloud can pe
fooled by toy thunder into spriuglng leak
Is a problem that is adding to the riches of
the man who makes explosives, and in addi-
zion affords Texas u pyrotechnical display OF
superior merit. ..EI
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

A MOB OF democrats at Lexington.
hy, howled down Senator Blackburn
at n ratification meeting last week and
would not allow him to speak because
he opposed Clevoland's nomination.
The senator will got in his howl when
the appointment of any Lexington dem.
ocrat is sent to tho senate for confirma.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

THE strife among leading demo-
Gratis for the position of head spokesman
wakes warmer from day to day. 1t is
very difficult to say who will succeed in
winning the favor of the president elect.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

GEORGE I. BAGLEY'S method of So
curing n fortune was scarcely less
reprehensive than means employed by
others, but he lacked the nerve that
characterized the operations OF the
successful ones.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

Iowa and Nebraska kick foot ball at
this place on Thanksgiving day. Last
year Iowa won, but this year the Ne
braska foot will fave its inning.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

AN UNPRlNCIPLED wag has sent to
this office prediction made by THE
BEE last May. We submit that this is
unfair. In May we had no adequate
conception of the virillty of democratic
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

Congress man Bryan is busily engaged in
declaring to the independents that he is the
only man within the borders of the state OF
Nebraska who stands tho ghost of a show of
oelng elected Uhited States senator by the
democrats aud independents, and that he
alone OF ali tue asprAnts can properly be
considered compromise candidate. Several
OF tne democratic leaders are hustling around
with equal activity, insisting that he has
compromised himself and the party SO much
already that he need not count on their sup
port or the united assistance of the party
under whose banner no has tlo,teu into office
q couple of times
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
An Element of Weakness.

Aba NJ Wudl.
Tue republicans won without the federal
offices in 1888.
The democrats won without the federal
offices in 1892.
Federal offices are source of weakness
rather than strength.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
Ready for the Business.

New ORLEANS La, Nov. 20 II. A. Oden-
hail, president of the Board OF TRADE. states
that ARRANGEMENTS are completed for the
national Me ara uan canal congress OF bust
ness men aud organizations TO assemble here
on November 30.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

ATTENTION is called to the fact that
Ignatius Donnelly's cipher has not
worked out his election from the figures
SO far submitted.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

VTWIITIVVTT TWST,
Mr.. Clevelands door bell Is being patron
lzed by certain gentlemen who made very
unreliable predictions at Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

THE winter garbage cart is an excel
lent institution. 1t really seems that
there is such thing in Omaha as mu
nicipal good sense.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

THE Panama canal seems to be u
success in oripplng its promoters and
razing French cabinets.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

Fhiiddetphid Times,
1t is not enough for a mnu TO know good
thing when he sees it. He must also seizo
good thing when he knows it.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

A PoPULIsT paper has been started
Mt Oswego. Kan, called The american
Cral,k. That paper ought to succeed in
Kansas
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21
PJLifIC.fE DDIS.

J"hn Jensen OF Fillmore and Charles r.
heckley of York are the latest aspirants ror
the speakership of the lower house of tho
next legislature. The latter is received with
particular favor by many republicans.
Omaha daily bee., 1892-11-21

THE lot of the republican federal
Office holder will not be n happy one
during the ncXt three or four months