River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-10-27
DRIFT OF OPINION.

Is The dem ocracy talk about their
Campaign of education" The demo-
cratic curriculum is small and vicious
fusion, free trade and wildcat cur
rency.-Minneapol Journal
The republican party believes in
schools of all kinds, because education,
wherever obtained, has a tendency to
make the sort of citizens who cannot
be fooled by democratic falsehcod and
sophistry. st. Louis G beDemocrat.
Is -Clegeland's funk on the tariff
question is simply to save New York,
if possible. He knows that the Chica-
go conventions free trade plank will
irretrievably lose the Empire state; he
knows, too, that he cannot be elected
without it.-Toledo Blade.
Commissioner Peck is about to
publish a supplement to his report
which will give the democrats cause to
have another indictment found against
hSn, and furnish the republicans an
other reason to admire his candor and
courage.-St. Louis lobe-Democrat.
ES Mr.. Cleveland would better with
hold his letter of thanks to Judge
more definite from that gentleman.
The judge has been the subject of some
very ridiculous canards during the
present campaign Minneapolis Trib-
une.
The democrats have not vet
found the man whose living expenses
have been increased Ov the Mckinley
tariff law. They should not abandon
the search, however He may be found
between now and election sly, and
when he is, every republican paper will
be glad to publish his portrait and
biographical sketch. = Cleveland
Leader
sTThe democratic papers refer il
an off-hand way to the wildcat" cur.
rency scare" and then devote col
umns to editorials explaining that the
democratic plank in favor of the repeal
of the tax on state bank circulation
does not mean anything. They fail,
however, to tell why the plank was
put in the platform if it has no signifi-
canoe. cleveland Leader.
sTWith all thed emocratic persecu
ton of Labor Commissioner Peck, OF
New York, for telling the truth, they
can't wipe out the truthful figures OF
Pecks work, which show that last
year wages paid to workingmen in a
portion of the manufacturing estab-
lishments of New York state increased
Sc 81, 925. 90, while production in
creased S3l, 315, 130.es. - Minneapolis
Journal
gF The detection of Sickles IS q
matter of grave import to the demo
Gratis in New York. and is doubtless
viewed by them with alarm, for they
know as well as anyone that as goes
New York so win 60 the election
When a man Of Siekles' prominence
breaks away from party bonds the
lesser lights viii soon follow, and even
if he does not actively support Harri
son his refusal to support Cleveland
will undoubtedly lose the democracy
many votes in New York, the very
place above ali others where they are
most valuable.-ri.ssU urgh Telegraph
- The democratic party has been
in i'll luck with its infamous gerry
manders. The courts of the several
states have been knocking them into
smithereens. In Wisconsin the COVER
nor is for a second time about to re-
convene the state legislature to make a
new apportionment. Two partisan APP
portionmen' have been declared I'M
constitutional by the courts Of the
state. Both of them were SO infamous
that they would deprive a large num-
Der of voters of their franchises as far
as any results were concerned. The
lesson has been an expensive one, but
it is to be hoped the democrats have
learned it by this time. Iowa State
ReRister.