The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-04-15
MANY negroes are reported
leaving Oklahoma on foot, saying
they are sick of il.

leaving Oklahoma on foot, saying
they are sick of IL.
WITH Maine and Rhode Island
OH their lists as "sure Republican
States" the Republicans are feel.
ing better than they have felt
since 1890.
SOME of our esteemed contem.
poraries are puzzled over n state
ment that there are 20 well.bnilt
towns in Kansas without a single
inhabitant. Possibly the inhabi.
tants are all married.
THERE are FIVE Worlds Fair
Commissioners to be appointed by
Gov. Brown and there are three
hundred applicants for the places.
The governor should have no
trouble In selecting good men.
INAsMUCH as the Republicans
have carried Rhode Island in
Presidential elections for the last
80 years, it need not be ast Onish.
ing IL they should carry It again.
3 IL -~js!--aot necessarily preclude
all Democratic hope.
THE removal of an Arizona
judge has been demanded because
he drinks whiskey, plays poker,
doesn't pay bis debts and shows
favoritism. Will not the Arizona
bar stand by the Arizona bench
Ms the bench has stood by the bar.
IT is alleged at Cincinnati that
the leaders of the Third party
movement are planning to capture
the vote Of all the reform ele.
ment by the nomination of Judge
Gresham for President, throw the
election into the House Of Repre-.
sentaiives, which they expect to
control, and thus elect him Pres.
dent.
WITH the passage Of bills for
cheap clothing and cheap cotton
ties the Democrats in the House
have gotten ut the work of Tariff
Reform in good earnest. Free tin
plate and free binder Irvine are
not far Of. 1t will he interesting ,
to watch the Republican Senators
from the West when these Demo.
cratic measures for the relief Of
the farmers get to the north end
of the Capitol. F.,
The Democratic Congress ia
making an excellent record, hav.
ing promptly followed up the pas. (
sage OF the Cheap Clothing bill !
by the passage Of a bill putting |;
cotton ties OH the free list. An.
other bill putting binder Irvine on a
the free list should he passed
without delay, aud ms far as the ,
agricultural States are concerned ,
the Democratic party will be ready 7,
for the appeal to the country. ,
"OUR opponents must, in the ,
coming national canvass, settle
accounts with us on the issue of
tarif reform. Ii will not do for I
them TO say to us this Is an old
and determined contention. The
Ten Commandments are thous.
ands OF years old; but they and
the doctrine Of tariff reform will
be taught and preached until man.
kind and the Republican party
shall heed the injunciiOn: Thou
sIalt not steal.'"-GrOver Cleve.
land.
A CURIOUS feature of the dis.
cusslOn OF the tariff now going on !
IN Congress 10 the almost total
silence Of the Republicans. They !
have done little or nothing more |
than move to adjourn or to de. /
lnand roll.calls. 1t is not because
they are IN n minority. for it was
much the same in the Reed Con.
gress. They did not defend the
Mckinley hill then; they passed
1 with as little disc ussi0n VS. DOS. a
'ible aud they are still holding % !
he same policy Of discussing it n
10 little as possible. :,
HAVING literally paid IN pen. 9
ions for all the legs. arms, fingers
nd locks Of hair shot of by rebel
ullets, az well as for good many /
nat were not shot of, Uncle Sam n
now asked 20 replace the miss. .
g limbs with new ones. II has :"
sen the inevitable destiny of nm. y
es to he imposed on ever since e
ut swindied his confJing uncle f
braham out Of the fertile valley 81
the Jordan and left the old oil
ntlcman to hunt all over the CT
30 OF the earth for decent pas. W
re land. louisville Tires. CO