The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-20
POINTS AND OPINIONS.


arc with great unanimity discovering
that the Mckinley bill did IL cannot be
credited with anything more than hind
sight. Boston Transcript (rep)
III Russ Harrison wants TO 90 20
Coney island next summer he'll have To
swim or take u ferry boat The United
States navy will not be at his disposal.
st Louis Globe Democrat (rep).
In estimating and cataloguing
the causes of republican defeat tho
trihiug circumstance OF lack OF re-
publican votes ought not 20 be over
looked st. Lodis Globe DE mocrat
(rep).
THE republicans cannot become
reconciled To their defeat, and they ara
still trying to convict the people of
ignorance and stupidity in failing to
give them further lease OF power
n. Y. Post
mckinley claims that protection
is just rs dear To republicans rs ever.
II Is because his bill was considerably
dearcr to democrats than any previous
tariff legislation that his party was
showed under. Kansas City Times
"A new republican reason for tho
landslide has been brought ont ''The
social unrest of the country was
against u.s. IL is said Well, when six
or seven millions OF voters goa uneasy
there Is very apt 10 be m oveYturn. IN.
y. World.
The election OF Mr.. Cleveland
shows that popular opinion. however
slow il may be in forming, Ia when
once formed almost inevitably right,
and that the will OF tho people when
clearly expressed is irresistible. Bal
timore News.
In the next house the democrats
majority Is about ninety over all This
is large enough for oil the practical
purposes Of legislation, and will provo
less unwicldy than the majority OF one
hundred and ffty-six in the present
house. st Louis Republic.
The republican party has tried TO
purchase the soldier vote by pledging
the nation TO "a payroll that has grown
from S2T, 900. 900 in 1873 To- $50, 900, 900
in 1892, much the greater part of
which Is squandercd on camp followers
and treasury hooters. louisville Cou-
rier.Journal.
The campaign OF education on the
tariff began with Cevelands great
tariff message Of 1887. That coura-
gcous document helped To defeat the
democratic leader in 1883, but IL was a
lamp unto the feet 81 the nation, and II
prepared all thc conditions that led 10
the overwhelming victory at the polls.
Ncwark journal.
MIR. Dcpew says tina. the people
Of the United States are tired OF ccr-
tainty and want 10 speculate Chaun-
ccy is partly right The people are
tired Of the certainty of being squeezed
in the interests of monopoly. But they
have now invested in another certainty
lower taxes, pure government and
equal rights. Chicago Herald.
MIR. Depew says that he hopes
that the democrats have carried the
United States senate, as he thinks that
IL will lead 20 disaster for the country
and = republican victory In 1890 We
do not go 40 far IA that We do not
want disaster, anyway, and we are not
going to have IT, IL the solid men alb
over the country can help it, Boston
Record (rep,)
.----Whhtever else may have contrib
uted 10 his success, demagogism cannot
be charged against Mr.. Cleveland. lie
has adhered 10 his principles, wheH
such adherence, from n political point
OF view. was impolitie, and this leads
To the belief that he will he able 20
hold in cheek the radical element Of
his party and give the country con-
aervutiye administration - Plata burOh
Chronicle.
And tins prophet In stuffed. lie
Is stuffed with the virtue that accepts
public Office only as n public trust;
stuffed with the honor which refuses Ia
"palter in double sense" with words
or even 10 keep silent whsn-as NJ the
time OF the silver craze--frank utter
ancc seems To promise only destruction
for his own and his party's ambitions;
stuffed with sturdy common sense.--k
y. World.
We do not think Il wonld be wise
for the party OF revision 20 undertake
the great work Of substituting an hon
est tariff for the Mckinley act at n
called session OF the new congress II
the republicans are really anxious-as
they say they are-that n test OF the
new policy shall be made ~ once. let
them pahs the bills which the present
house has sent 10 the senate. That
would be beginning and would par
ceptibly decrease the labor 10 be done
In the subsequent general reyision.--N.
Y. Times