The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-17
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

IF McKinleyism was "a blunder in
1890 and 1892 it threatens to become a
crime in 1898. -Philadelphia Telegraph
Rep.).
MR. Cleveland's inaugural hat is
not an heirloom, nor will he use it for
oratorical purposes during his admins
tration.-N Y. World.
--Gov. Mckinley is still for McKin-
leyism, of course. The paterual in
stinct is too strong TO permit of his re-
pudiating the brat Boston Herald.
The sum and substance of mos
of the farewell messages of republican
governors are about the same us those
of Mr.. Harrison's-I evcrlastingly hate
to let go, but suppose / must.-N. y.
World
Gen. Clarkson, of the republican
national committee, is credited with
the intention of setting out upon a
tour around the world Perhaps he
proposes going upon an exploring en-
petition to see for himself just how far
that November landslide slid Louis
vile Courier-Journal.
When President Harrison was in
augurated four years ago, he found
800, 900, 900 surplus in the treasury,
the savings of the Cleveland admins
tration. He has squandered all this,
together with the appropriations of
the billion dollar congress, and the
last weeks of his administration are
being spent in frantic attempts to con-
ceal treasury deficit. st. Louis Re-
public
Ills attendance at the grave of
ex-Presidcnt Hayes is one of those
noble and significant acts for which
men live in history and by which they
make history. Elected president by
one of the largest maiorities known in
round century of presidential cleo
tions. he has, by step as full of per-
sonal consideration as it is replete with
broad patriotism, affirmed his allie
glance and loyalty To those enduring
principles of law on which states rest
and by which alone common wealths
are great. philadelphia Press (Rep..
Those democrats who have begun
TO fear that the sincerity of the party
in it's declaration for reform of the
tariff was being discounted by the pro.
tectionist wing of the party, and that,
after all, there might be nothing but a
palteriug with the tariff, will be re-
freshed bv the blunt but forcible reply
Of Mr.. Cleveland to the Syracuse re-
porter who asked him il the Mckinley
bill will be repealed, I'D like TO know
what else we are in power for. " said
the president-elect, And every true
democrat in the land will say: Amen!
amen!"-St. Paul Globe.
1t does not speak well for the
army that nobody could be found in
the list of deserving soldiers fit 10
serve the country as paymaster. and
that Pres ident Harrison was compelled
to appoint civilian who has been
doing duty for the past four years or
less as his private secretary. We are
glad To learn from the indianapolis
Journal--which is the newlv-made pay
masters paper-that the honor came
TO the major" without any solicita-
ton on his part IL is great thing &c
have the Office seek the mainland as
rare as il is great. Free Press.
The nero suggestion that there
should be thorough investigation of
the pension rolls, such as that sug.
gested by President Jackson sixty
years ago, is resented and denounced
rs display Of enmity toward the union
survivors OF the late war. IL is re-
scented even IN the face of declarations
like those Of the distinguished veteran.
Mai Gen. John Gbbon, who recent
~ asserted that there can be no ques-
ton that there is very large mum
Der of fraudulent pensioners, and tina,
'the present system degrades patriot
ism To a beggar's level - Baffalo Cour-
Ter