Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-04-28
PRESS OPINIONS.


! discovery of a man who confesses to
some doubt as to the expediency of his
own nomination to the Presidency.
And more curious still is the fact that
| this man is Democrat. He stands
alone. Springfield Republican, Mug.
John M. Palmer can carry every
State Cleveland can carry; and John
N. Palmer can carry New York. No
man can be elected by the Democrats
this year who cannot carry New York.
Then why hesitate about nominating
John M. Palmer Chicago Herald,
Senator Sherman expresses lofty
contempt for Senator Hill because the
New York man has evaded committing
himself upon the silver question. Mr.
Sherman having fully mastered the
art of occupying both sides of the fl
nancial problem is properly scornful
of the man who will occupy neither
Chicago Times, Dem.
OhO VI ouo CuEIOuS results OI UQ0
free silver agitation, for example, is
to give additional strength to the can
didate who may be regarded as one of
the stanchest champions of honest
money. The men who dug the silver
pit for Mr.. Cleveland have fallen into
it themselves, and have so contrived
matters as 10 bring about the very
nomination they sought to defeat. =
! Baltimore Sun. Dem.
There should be no booming and no
quarreling. 1t may be decidedly best
to nominate Western Democrat. with
the candidate for Vice President from
New York. Or it may be decidedly
b9st 10 nominate Cleveland Which
is the better can be better determined
after the report of the committee en-
p atform has been made and after due
ds'iheration in convention. st. Louis
Republic, Dem.
1t is said that the Democrats of In
diana have arrived at an understand
ing. Gray is TO have the delegation
for few ballots. after which it is to
go to Cleveland aud continue to sup
port him until he shall be nominated
This may seem to be an easy way OF
st,'n9 Gays vanity down, but Indi-
ana will be in The awward situation OF
not haviog supported The winner.
Kansas City Star, Ind.
The more abuse i, heaped upon Sen
aior Bill the better Mr.. Cleveland S
Republican adversaries are pleased
and tbe less likely Senator Hirs
! friends are TO entbuuse over Mr..
Cleve and. Buffalo Truth, Ind.
| Nothing can well be surer than the
nomination OF President Harrison 10
succeed himself. il he lives. Talk 10
the contrary does not rise above The
d. n ''v.of gossip or vague co ''ectur,.
The field is Harri-on's end he is no,
hsf so bad a candidate as his oppo-
nents in his own party would have
him believed to be.-Boston H,ra,d,
Ind. Dem.
Matthew Stanley Quay. that good
statesman from Penr sylvania. insists
that the Worlds Fair must be closed
on Sunday For a long time it has
been thought immaterial by him
whether the ballot boxes in his State
were open or closed on elsc!io1 day,
but the bank account OF the tariff ben.
:. eff, ia~y has been open to him at al
times Quay is so much in the habit
OF bossing that he cannot even leave
the Worlds Fair alone Mil Wanksa
Journal
1 M Farmsrs' Alliance Congressman
Watson puts Texas on the Inst OF State
lin which the Democratic party Is tc
beconsigned to the Peoples party'i
bowwows by the inability Of the BLAND
Ssilver bill to wade to terra firms
through the rising tide Of Democratic
common sense. Congressman Watson
appears not TO have hsnrd Of the tri
Iunphaut election Of anti-free-calnags
Mills T. tho United States Senate B,
the Lens Star State.-Louisville TimeI
Dem.
There is really nothing in thu way
of the complete success Of tho Far
mers' Alliance scheme to abolish pov
srty BY allowing every body to borrov
all the money he needs except th'
fact that there Is nobody With capita
enough to do all the lending. tn
Alliance probably overlooked that lit
t'e fact, II can readily b. imagined
Alrqs sthat the eovssnmsnt win not b
sble " supply al the dnancial want
q a. 90, 600 Of healthy and ambition
peerlA and hare we run sharpl
lpeejae> the obstruction which Snixr
~ Ssauty 'soi he whole scheme.
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