The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Lswrsnce Journal. The opposI.
tiou may have all the fun u wants
st the expense Of the Republican
platform, but We venture the asssr.
tion that none OF them can think Of
anything that vas forgotten or neg.
lscted by it.
Russell Journal: Il IL very doubt
ful whether the Democracy Of this
congressional district will make .
nomination for congress. This will
be another scheme to re-eiect Do.
nothing Baker. IL will result In .
losing game, 10 the Republicans put
up o good clean man, for whom .
good many Democrats will vote. on
account OF having become dIsgusted
with Peoples party politics.
Eureka Messenger: The AtchIson
Champion has been indulRing In .
little thought on the social problem
aud concludes that half the women
should remain single ten years long.
sr than they do and that half the
men should not marry ut all. The
reasoning may be good lenoush but
the proposition suggests mathemati.
cal difficulties which could not be
overcome very well outside OF
Utah.
Topeka Capital: Senator Jerry
Mohler Of sslina will probably be re-.
nominated for State senator In the
Thirty-frst district. The people Of
that district know o good man when
they see him, and they are going to
keep Mr.. Mohler In the place where
he belongs. He is one Of the strong.
est men the state senate has had In
many years and people Of Ottawa and
Saline counties ought to keep him
there ~ long as he will stay.
Fredonia Citizen: A Christian
without bigotry; q patriot without
sectioDalism; . statesman without
narrowness; q politician without
bitterness; q soldier without vanity;
q popular leader without vuIgarity (;
President Harrison stands before the
country today as q typical A american,
honest without cant; tender hearted
without gush. He appreciates the
good, the true, the beautiful; sympa-
thIzes with the poor, the ignorant,
the unfortunate, and condemns all
that is low, mean or evil.
Leavenworth Times: For the
past twelve years . presidential elec.
ton has been regarded as q positive
injury to the business Of the country
on account Of the excitement and un-
certainty Of the outcome. But un-
der the conditions of the coming
canvass 10 10 likely that the business
interests Of the country will suffer
little from the campaign. The almost
universal cession that Harrison will
be reelected aud the confidence that
the business and industrial world re-
posek In the government and his ad :
ministratlon will do away with the
feeling OF uneasiness and the year In
likely To be . prosperous one,
above rather than below the aver
age.
Kansas City Gazette; The Demo-
cratic papers are trying 10 make po-
liticHi capital from the war at the
Homestead mills Of Carnegie. Phlpps
a Co. II they desire to perform q
real service In the interest OF tn e
iron and steel workers of the coun-
try, let them compare iron and stee ]
wages In the United States and Great
Britain. No British iron and steel
workers begin To earn the scale Of
wages proposed by Carnegie, Phipps
a Co. Under protection the United
States leads the nations of the world
as q producer and manufacturer Of
Iron and steel. Troubles between
employer and employee prevail
everywhere aud under ail condi-
tl0ns.