The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-09-23
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

ne ucnOCrhtlc party IN TOT ~
tariff for revenue only and against tho
doctrine that grand larceny can create
vested rights which IL would be unjust
TO challenge. est Louis Republic.
The republican party stands COM
mitted To the force bill and acknowl-
edges the indisputable wickedncss Of
the proposed measure by trying TO
pooh-pooh IL into insignihcance as an
issue. Detroit Free Press.
Plat, Quay and Clarkson should
60 abroad until after the November
election. Nothing but this will reduce
Bonnie to the dimensions that will
make II endurable to live on the same
continent with him.--St Louis Repub-
lie.
The fifteen unprotected indus
tries that have increased wages and the
fifteen protected industries that have
decreased them are witnesses whose
evidence should convince any fair
minded jury of average intelligence.
Louisville Courier-Journai.
The Indignation of the repub-
leans that the democrats should nomi.
nate for governor of Illinois man
who has plenty of money is highly In.
tcresting Only republicans have the
right To nominate n man with barl.-
Louisville Courier-Journal.
in making apologies and explana-
tions. Gen. Clarkson is "Old Suavity"
himself. but even he has given IL up M
a hopeless job and lapsed into "A logged
silence. When man like GARRISON In
nonplussed by the republican situation
IL has passed all hope Of redemption.
Detroit Free Press.
Only a short time ago Ben jamin
Harrison "a the head OF the republican
party was arguing against the danger
OF cheap coat making a cheap man.
lie should ask Mr.. Mckinley to revise
his speech. The argument that tho
tariff decreases the cost OF products lisa
direct insult to the presidential intelli-
gence. Chicago Times.
During ten years of high-tarin
taxes more Mckinley mortgages were
put on the farms and homes OF Kansas
and Nebraska than there were inhab-
tied houses In these states In 1880. We
have extracted this fact from the cen
sus several times before, but we intend
To keep II before the Mckinley people
until they can make up their mind To
say something about it.--St. Louis Re-
public.
Anything to win Is the motto OF
the Minnesota republicans and while
supporting Harrison with his ultra Nc
Kinley views they are running Knute
Nelson for governor, tariff reform
man who when In congress voted for
the Mills bill. The republican party
has ceased To fight for principles Il
wants the loaves and fishes. no matter
II they have To be stolen. Detroit Free
Press
-Four years ago Candidate Harri
son was complaining that the Cleveland
administration permitted public mon
eys 70 remain In designated national
banks. The candidate became prcsi-
dent The latest monthly statcmen of
the treasury department shows n bal
ance OF public moneys la such deposit
tories. The amount At present h
twelve million dollars. The candidate
was merely indulging campaign dema-
goRy.-Chicago Times
when President Cleveland con-
tributed So 900 TO the campaign fund
OF 1883 repu blican journals bitterly de-
nouncod the act as one designed N ex.
tort money from officeholderS II IL
unreasonable then 20 .eonstrue Presi-
dent Harrison's contribution Of Ss5,O 900
If he really made II, as reported-as
n gentle hint that he expects his office
holders 10 contribute exactly two and
one.half times Az much as MIR. Glove
lands paid?-N. Y. World.
The republican impudence that
talks OF the verdict OF lsss--a verdict
rendered In November in favor of
Cleveland and tariff reform by ono hun
dred thousand majority, which was set
aside 10y the electoral college OF De-
cembcr for lIarrison7-is only equaled
by it's gall In claiming every black vote
in the south and every white vote in
the north as belonging 70 tn. Y.
World.
Andrew Carnegie has two castles
now, one in Scotland and one In Penn
sylvania The former II a palace Of
pleasure where he spends in luxury the
money earned for him by American
workmen in his protected steel indus
try. The latter il fort whore, with
Pinkertons and gunboats and ho,-water
tanks and deadly electric wires no
keeps cut the workmen who think they
ought 20 share with him few Of tho
benefits Of protection. --St Louis Re-
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