The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1892-08-05

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ridiculous by so doing. 1t is outside
the pale of reason to suppose that
manufacturers would work with
might and main to get such a law
passed as would lower the price OF
their goods. SO such an assertion is
lie to brazen to deceive common
fool. The cause of present low
prices which are steadily falling is
the terrible contraction which..is be-
ing worked in the money of this
and European countries by the gold
standard theory Business is ex-
banding while the money to conduct
it with is as steadily contracting,
and prices must fall under such con-
dit:ons. If any one who wishes to
understand this question OF falling
prices will send to Senator Stewart
for copy of his speech delivered in
the U. S. Senate, July 18th, he will
probably get new wrinkle on the
subject. 1t is the general scarcity OF
money and the complete control of it
in this and European countries by
the Jewish gold ring that is the
cause of the mischief, and it is either
dense ignorance, or stupendous ras-
rascality on the part of party news
papers to charge any results of this
nature whatever to tariff laws. A
careful reading will show that they
contradict themselves. Can they fool
the people much longer by this
course? Tue old parties have run
aground for a decent excuse for
claiming longer existence, and
have become a pair of organized
deceivers.
There is to be new deal in Elk
ton newspaperdom sure enough. A
stock company has been formed for
the purpose of purchasing one of the
papers already existing or starting a
new one. The enterprise is to be a
party Independent paper, if any body
can understand what that status is
We shall not attempt to explain it.
MIR. G. W. Cruikshank is to be editor
in chief of the regeneration, whose
special mission is, firstly, to regen.
crate the democrat party of Cecil,
and secondly, that of the State. AS
St. Clare said to Cousin Vermont
when he presented her to Topsy, here
is virgin soil to work on. Hercules
had job before him when he struck
the Augean OK stables, but that is
nothing to the task which lies before
the regeneration of the democrat party
of Cecil and Maryland. The new
personator of faith and hope, of
purity and utopia will be named The
Sentinel. This new Waterman will
need Argus eyes if the cunning
enemy doesn't get behind him, or
contaminate him by the mildew from
his tainted lips. The Sentinel will
be put on the watch tower in week
or two.
When things get to their worst
they begin to mend is an old saying.
All that IS necessary to bring them
to that pass is to keep on vot
ing the Democrat and Republican
tickets. The farmers produce has
been steadily going down, with pres
ent prospects that it will be lower
next year. While these old twin
parties remain in power they will
maintain present conditions and
present conditions will produce
similar results If you want con-
tinuation of low prices and hard
times keep on voting the parties in
power who have made and maintain
them and you are sure of their con.
tnuance. Vote for Harrison and
Cleveland and you are sure of your
reward. Scarce and dear money,
low prices, hard times.
There has been a great contest
over closing the Chicago Worlds
Fair on Sundays. The saloon keep
ers of the city are reported to be in
favor of closing tue Fair on that day
expecting the crowds to resort to
their saloons if shut out of the Fair.
The saloons and the preachers APP,
pear to be on the same side this time.
A good compromise in the interest of
mortality aad good citizenship would
be to close the saloons and open the
Fair, and stop the machinery. Good
preachers might gather large congre
cations to hear them on the ground.
The sooner the labor unions which
conceive it to be their duty to beat
and otherwise abuse all other persons
who are willing to do work which
they have refused to do, are abolished
by law the better it will be for asso.
ciated labor. They will thenlearn that
the ballot is the American citizens
weapon, and not the revolver and
club. The associated labor of this
country can enforce the passage
of any bill they ask for if it is just
one, by sending their own men to
congress.
If the farmers of this country will
vote their own party ticket, which is
the Peoples party ticket, solidly for
two years, such changes for the ben
eft of all laboring and producing
classes will take place as will aston,
ish the most hopeful, Even the
greedy shylocks would rejoice in the
increase of the general prosperity of |