The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-11-17
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

The democratic party may not,
as Il whole, be very good at orthogra-
ply. but it at least knows how to spell
ruin. Toledo Blade.
Let the fact be borne in mind FOR
future service that the republicans gave
more votes for repeal in the senate than
the democrats.-St. Louis Globe-Demo-
crat.
cY-Thc adjournment of congress was
hailed with delight, for it gives the
country month in which to recuperate
before the active agitation of tariff
tinkering by the national Legislature
n. Y. Mail and Express.
- Last year democratic organs cried
calamity. This year their president
started the same cry in his call for an
extra session of congress. Some way
or other calamity and democracy will
keep ogether.-Cleveland Leader.
Democrats don't seem half as
anxious to get after that ''robher tariff
as they We're in 1892. They have
dreamed dreams" and seen signs
since then. and are likely to have other
xperienccs.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
The fact is significant that it has
taken the democrats about eight
months to carry out a single pledge of
the Chicago platform; and they couldn't
have done it in that time if the repub-
licans had refused to help them.-St.
Louis Globe-Democrat
The democratic press is feeling"
the dear public on the subject of a ma
! tional inuuisitorial income tax. The
party will feel swift and healthy kick
from the public at the very first cleo
| ton after the enactment of a law Of
that haracter.-Minnea Tribune.
SVan Allen, the Newport anglo
maniac, who paid fifty thousand dollars
for the Italian mission, has been con-
| frmed and the bargain is complete.
| His appointment, the must unblushing
| barter of an Office for cash in the his
| tory of our government, has cost Presi-
dent Cleveland the respect of all citi
zens--Albany Journal
gDemocratic free-trads organs can
make no Roadway in declaring that
1.-The tariff is still in force" 1t is true
| with a thimbleful of brains but knows
| that every manufacturer in the land
has for a year been shaping his bust
ness, or had it shaped for him by re-
| ceiver, to meet democratic free trade.
1t is the open enmity of the democracy
! to the American manufacturer that has
done the mischief in advance Of repeal
Chicago Inter Ocean.
TThe record of the special session
| is not one out of which patriotic en-
couragement can be drawn. The fact
has been made apparent that the two
houses are controlled by men who have
neither the ability to legislate wisely
nor the patriotic inspiration to do so.
They are dominated entirely by selfish
and unworthy impulses and motives
The country can expect from them
! very little that is desirable and almost
| everything that will be mischievous
and damaging to the general welfare.
N. Y. Advertiser.
| BThe wrangle in which the house
of representatives became involved,
and which lasted until the moment Of
adjournment, was typical of the char
acter of the present congress as mani
tested in one branch or the other ever
since the Extraordinary session began.
From what has taken place thus far nc
rejecting person can look to the com.
ing regular session with placidity.
If business Is 10 be transacted decentiy
and in order there must be sweepinp
changes in rules. and some members In
both houses must put . severe curb on
their natural peo0ensitieA-N. Z. Irih