Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-08-24
PRESS OPINIONS.


Thirty years wore given the Repub-
lioAns TO solve financial problem
which the Democratic party is now in
pesition to dispose of in thirty days. -
Arkansas Gazette. Dem.
There isan abundant supply OF gold
In the world to impart all the electric
sity to thecurrency of any people which
may be required by any financial
sttingency or famine. New York
Post. Ind.
9 The Consensus OF opinion among
Close observers of the financial situa-
tion J to the effect that probably the
Worst IS over and that a gradual inn
RrCvement can be counted on conf
lddntly if Congress docs its duty. Chi
eago Tribune, Rep
The citizen who deposits his money Y
in a bank performs a service equiva-
lent to that of putting his ballot in the
box when votes are needed to MAIN,
tain theshQnors and promote the well
fare Of the country. st. Louis Globe
Democrat, Rep. a
There will be a material reduction
in the number Of pensions this year.
The new activity of the bureau. and
tho search after fraud. is working we'll
ntwo ways cutting down the NUM-
ber OF old and ffandui pensions and
rsducing the new ones granted. N. q.
Ifmes-D Democrat.
This is not the severost Of our. fnan-
ci-A crises, but it pay be the most diff
ticult to end. Hostile interests array
ed against each other and monop.ists
at both extremes will befnddle the is
sue and make it harder to ascertain
and serve public good St Louis
siacstsl fspnxcl,. Dom.
Fred Douglass rt ported declaration
that the black man can never rule in
this country, and that he will be over
whclmed every time by the superior
Of the white man, seems
to show that lie isn't dominated by,
race prejudice to any great extent, If
hesis taken ut his word. Boston Her.
aid. Dem.
Out at Fostoria. Ohio. the home Of
bankrupt Ex-Secrctary OF the Treas
ury, farmers are feeding their wheat
to hogs rather than sell it at prevail
ing prices. In many instances the
grain is NOT even harvested, the pork
ers being simply turned loose in the
fields. Mr.. Foster is experiencing
abundant evidence OF the success OF A
his financial policies. Political Econ
omist.
TO make gold the sole standard and
the only currency is to diminish the
volume OF our money by one-half.
That il contraction; and contraction
means the complete paralysis of all
enterprises, thentter collapse Of credit,
the complete prostration Of trade from
New York to Califoroia, and the con-
signmcnt Of myriads Of working peo-
p 9 in every city and state in the I'M
ion to idleness and starvation. If this
anti-silvef madness prevail, the pros
perity of the country cannot be recall
Cd ,sand its peace will soon be in seri-
oIis peril. New York Recorded, Rsp.
The attitude of Southern Democrats
on this great issue is not at all doubt
tul. 1t is Irregular and uutenable.
It's shared in not only BY business
men and farmers, but even by the
bankers, whose interests might be
supposed to be with the money centres
The bankers Of Georgia have placed
themselves on record as favoring the
retention Of silver in our financial sys-
tenn as u monetary standard. and they
have declared for free coinage at any
ratio that will maidtain the twometals
at parity. Atlanta Consultation,
Dem.
for the first time in history of mod
eru politics the President Of the Unit
ed States has delivered message 10
Congress that commands the unquali-
ned approval OF all the great business
interests OF the country. regardless Of
political faith. In this city. where
the calamity mongers have piled their
vocation TO the utmost BY the prostitu-
tion OF journalism to panic-breeding.
the calamity organs themselves are
suddenly halted and compelled to con.
fess the wisdom and patriotism OF the
President, Philadelphia Times. Ind.