Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-03-17
PRESS PARAGRAPHS.

comes law. The bill is now under
consideration, and very likely will be
killed, to the disappointment of those
well-meaning people who want the
Legislature to regulate everybody's
ingoing and outgoing, diet. drink and
tobacco, Boston Transcript Rep.
Gov. Russell can say with as much
sincerity and emphasis as Senator Hill,
Il am q, Democrat. It is sheer mis-
representation to to say he is Colum-
tian, a mugwump or anything else but
n staunch, steadfast, thoroughbred
nemo'ra, with a political pedigree
that, through an nnbreken line Of Dem
Thomas Jefferson with our own. --Bos-
ton Globe. Dem.
Some of the Republican organs are
disposed TO make much OF the TACT that
ex-President Clcveand's : name was
entirely omitted ut the Hill convention,
OF course it was omitted. To have IN
troducod it would have been to hope
lessly overshadow the names of the
peanut politicians who were controll-
ing and conducting that machine made
affair Manchester Union. Dem.
There is not tho slightest question
that go per cent OF the Democrats of
Indiana would be for any candidate
that has been nIrned us against David
b. Hal We assert that If any dele
gate goes 10 the National Convention
froEi Iodiana who Is foa Hill rs FIRST.
second or any choice, it will be be-
cause he was elected under false pro-
lenses. - Ind anapoli. Sentina.
The victssitudes OF politics are some
times amusiRgly illustrted, as in the
case of Congressman Penlleton, of
West Virginia. just two years ago
the Reed Congress ufiaesseas him. aud
on Saturday last as Speaker pro teln.
he had the pleasnre OF smiling down
from Mr. Reeds Old throne upon the
.depo4ed autocrat from Maine Provi-
dence journal, Ind.
Il go my way says the young EN-
peror OF Germgny, land my way is
right" II the adolescent William will
cast his eyes upon the House of Rep
rcsentatives 1T Washington he will see
that the potentata who one short year
ago sat in the Speakers chair and
talked that way sits there no longer.
Chicago Times. Dem.
Criticism and condemnation Of Hill
is getting steadily less frequent in Dem
ocra!ic journals and paeans in his hon
or more common. Mr Hill knows his
party, and with the spoils in one hand
and the whip in The ether he proposes
to rally them at Chicago 10 give him
the nomination. Louisville CONNER
cial, Rep.
The constitutionality of the McKin-
ley law having been upheld, there re-
mains but one way in which to get rid
of it, and that is to repeal it, And the
only way to repeal it is to put the Dem
ocracy in power. The quicker that IS
done the better for the count In
dianapolis Seminal, Dem.
According to the Supreme Court the
Mckinley bill is valid. That will be
sad news to the esteemen Democrats,
who are finding it rather hard to dis
pute facts and make the country be-
lieve that il is on the verge of ruin.
Philadelphia Inquirer. Rep.
The Southern States, which are the
the backbone of the Democracy. will
not be disloyal to Mr.. Cleveland. He
is the South's man for President, and
will be supported by the South in the
Chicago convention Nashville Amer
4 lean, Dem.
II Grover Cleveland can secure the
solid delegations from the three doubt
ful States of indiana, New Jersey and
4 Connecticut. will he not have some
standing in the Chicago convention
without New York? Colorado Sun
Dem.
Some of the Hill mon in New York
are declaring that they can get along
vritbn,,t fho W.s+s, i, ~ :. II. :.